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HOUSTON (ICIS)--The US Supreme Court on Monday denied three petitions to hear a case against California's low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) that, if ruled unconstitutional, could have increased demand in the state's cap-and-trade programme.
The LCFS is a companion programme to the state's carbon market that is intended to reduce emissions from transportation fuels by 10% from 2010 levels by 2020. The programme encourages the use of gasoline and diesels with a low-carbon footprint.
The Supreme Court announced that it will not hear the case from petitioners who had challenged the LCFS regulation on the grounds that it violates the dormant commerce clause, or a provision that prevents states from regulating business in other states.
The American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) and the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union (RMFU) were among the ethanol, oil companies and trade groups to petition to the court. The Air Resources Board (ARB), the cap-and-trade regulator, also petitioned the court.
By denying the petitions, the Supreme Court affirmed the lower court's decision that found the ARB did not violate the clause or discriminate against out-of-state fuel producers. The LCFS programme factors in the distance a fuel must travel to get to the California market, meaning in-state fuels have a lower carbon footprint.
Legal experts had said that a Supreme Court decision against the ARB could have opened the California regulator to other lawsuits claiming that its programmes violate the dormant commerce clause. By the court's denial of the petitions, lawyers said other lawsuits are now less likely to be filed.


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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - A memorial service was held Wednesday for a school nurse who police say was killed by her ex-husband.
Family and friends of 49-year-old Kimberly Lindsey gathered at the Christ Fellowship Gardens South Campus to remember her.
"My mom was indescribable," said her daughter, Sarah Lambert. "My mom had more love in her than I ever believed was humanly possible."
Her daughters, friends, and students described her as self made and kind.
"She was everything that a superhero would be," said Rileigh Hanley.
"She was classy, sassy, and a little kick-assy," added Wendy Zoberman.
"She's a very strong lady," said Laura Hanley. "She's definitely not a victim."
Police began searching for Lindsey when she never showed up to Bak Middle School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, where she worked as a nurse. Investigators say her ex-husband, Albert Lambert, shot her, decapitated her, and dumped her body in a sugarcane field near Clewiston.
As deputies waited to arrest Lambert at a home in Miami where he was staying with family, he overdosed, police say.
"If there is anything positive to come from this senseless, senseless tragedy -- let's all strive to be the Kim in somebody's life," said Zoberman.
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My everday carry is a Spyderco Police model with aluminum scales. I also have the same knife in steel, and also a steel Worker model. I too have gone through airport security with this model without raising any eyebrows. I cannot agree with some of the other posters that Spyderco makes the BEST knives. I have worked a magnetometer post on and off over the last 11 years and have seen thousands of knives come through. I have a little familiarity with some of the custom knifemakers, and have seen some impressive pieces. As to a commercial brand though, I once had a Cold Steel folder (don't remember which model)with a hammered and folded non-serrated blade (San Mai III Steel, Kraton scales or something like that)that I can truly say was the sharpest knife I have ever handled. When you have to expend a great amount of attention opening and closing a knife to prevent deep razor type cuts, you know it is sharp. My Police Models although sharp, are closed without any thought given to it. They don't come close to the amount of damage that Cold Steel could cause. Also, the Cold Steel out of the box could be used to shave with. Back then I was walking around with bald spots on my arms from showing off this knife to Co-workers
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Here are some notes that you may like to add to the SSH folder regarding integrating and installing it under Linux.
I used poco-1.3.3p1-all and copied the SSH directory into it.
Do the following:
Modify the file called Makefile as follows:
1) Add SSH to the components variable.
2) Add SSH-libexec to the libexecs variable.
3) Add SSH-tests to the tests variable.
4) Copy Zip-libexec and Zip-tests rules and edit the copied lines replacing Zip with SSH.
5) To the clean rule, add:
$(MAKE) -C $(POCO_BASE)/SSH clean
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"We revised downward the rating for Bucharest, as a result to country rating cut" said Jean-Louis Renard analyst at S&P agency.
The rating reflects the high debt burden of Romanian's capital, the need to upgrade debts and liquidity management, low financial flexibility and drawbacks in implementing infrastructure projects.
The constraints are compensated by the strategic location of Bucharest as country capital, positive average operating balance, and high growth of revenues.
Outlook on Bucharest is negative because outlook on Romania is negative, analysts with the rating agency explained, adding that ratings' evolution for Bucharest will follow the same path as Romania's.
"Outlook on Romania is likely to be revised to 'stable', if outlook on Romania is revised to 'stable' or 'positive', in case the fundamental factors that we take into consideration are not deteriorating below our expectations" said Renaud, NewsIn informs.
Ratings will be cut anew, if the financial profile of the city worsens, the analyst stressed.
Standard & Poor's cut on Monday ratings on Romania for credits in foreign currency from 'BBB-/A-3' to 'BB+/B', level which is outside "investment grade" category – citing soaring concerns on the country's funding sources.
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Tawara Yūsaku Paints Universe Is Flux
Asia Society to Host Exhibition of Famed Japanese Artist's Work
HOUSTON, May 13, 2013 — Asia Society Texas Center will host a major exhibition of the work of Tawara Yūsaku (1932-2004), a Japanese artist whose evocative gestural paintings convey the world as unstable and constantly changing. Organized by the Indianapolis Museum of Art, where it debuted, Universe Is Flux: The Art of Tawara Yūsaku comprises 77 works, mostly ink on paper, and runs June 19 through September 15, 2013, in the Louisa Stude Sarofim Gallery. It constitutes the first large-scale exhibition in this country of the artist's paintings.
Recognized in Japan as a connoisseur, collector, and proprietor of a famous folk art shop in Tokyo, Tawara returned to painting late in life. The exhibition will feature works created in the 1990s, following a decades-long hiatus from painting, as well as pieces created just before his death in 2004.
"I can't think of a better artist to deepen Houstonians' understanding and appreciation of the beauty and poetry of East Asian ink painting," says Hao Sheng, formerly with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and now a curatorial consultant for Asia Society Texas Center. "Tawara's works are immediately powerful, yet upon close inspection they literally unravel before your eyes and open to a place of luminous serenity—or to borrow his own words, 'a world above the clouds.'"
He saw all existence as composed of vibrational energy made up of wavelike forms he called "hado." Through the cumulative effect of many brushstrokes, he translated this vision of reality into paintings with intense visual impact apparent even in his smallest 3 in. x 5 in. paintings. Although Tawara eschewed representational art, many of his paintings recall traditional ink landscapes or other forms in nature.
"Tawara's distinctive vision of reality was transformed into immensely complex paintings filled with monumental energy," said John Teramoto, exhibition curator and curator of Asian art at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. "Essentially he took motifs oft-employed in calligraphy and painted them—creating exciting effects that could never be executed with only a single brush stroke."
Highlights of the exhibition include several renditions of the character "ichi," which means "one" in Japanese. For Tawara, it signifies more than a number. It is "the 'One' to which all things are ultimately reducible. It is the 'One' of the absolute world." Traditionally executed in a single stroke in calligraphy, Tawara painted these ichi with his method of layering innumerable brushstrokes.
Exhibition Catalogue: Co-published by the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the University of Washington Press and featuring a number of original scholarly essays, an exhibition catalogue titled Universe Is Flux: The Art of Tawara Yūsaku, will be available for purchase at the Texas Center's Information Desk. The paperbound catalogue includes 81 color plates and color illustrations. The price per catalogue is $20 for Asia Society members, $25 for nonmembers.
Opening Programs: On Wednesday, June 19, 2013, a private members reception will be held from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. The public opening will take place from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. A highlight of the evening will be a site-specific gallery performance by Mercury, Antoine Plante, Artistic Director, which begins at 7:30 pm. The acclaimed orchestra has created a special program of contemplative music on period instruments inspired by Tawara's work and philosophy. The event is free and open to the public. For details, visit AsiaSociety.org/Texas.
Ongoing Public Programs: The run of Universe Is Flux will be accompanied by a robust schedule of programs, including curator talks, film screenings, and performances. For details, visit AsiaSociety.org/Texas.
Admission Information: Admission to the exhibition is free for Asia Society members, $5 for nonmembers.
About Tawara Yūsaku
Tawara Yūsaku (1932-2004) was born in present-day Onomichi City in Hiroshima Prefecture. His original name was Okada Toshihiko. He began studying oil painting as a high school student under the tutelage of Kobayashi Wasaku (1888–1974), who gave him the artist name "Tawara Yūsaku" (the character for "saku" being part of his teacher's name).
In 1951 he entered the Law Faculty of Chuo University in Tokyo. While still a university student he won awards for his paintings, which led to his decision to halt his studies and turn to painting professionally. He formed a painters' group with Kizawa Teiichi and Hyôdô Kazuo. In 1963, he abruptly decided to put down his brush and quit painting, saying he had come to doubt the validity of his work. Later he often mentioned the opinion of the French artist Balthus, whom he met in 1965, that Asian artists were more suited to working in ink and that their oil paintings lacked power.
In the intervening period before returning to painting, he poured his efforts into polishing his artistic sensibilities through collecting and dealing in ancient and modern art from around the world, and focusing on folk arts and crafts by mounting and writing exhibition catalogues. His activities brought him into close contact with towering figures in the field such as Hamada Shoji (1894–1978). Through his close friendship with Serizawa Keisuke (1895–1984), the textile design artist and Living National Treasure in Japan, he became absorbed in the expressive potential of brush and paper and in 1993 began to paint again.
About Asia Society Texas Center
Asia Society Texas Center is part of a leading global educational organization dedicated to promoting mutual understanding and strengthening partnerships among peoples, leaders, and institutions of Asia and the United States in a global context. Across the fields of arts, business, culture, education, and policy, Asia Society Texas Center provides insight, generates ideas, and promotes collaboration to connect Americans and Asians for a shared future.
Located at 1370 Southmore Boulevard in the heart of the Museum District, the Texas Center is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Asia Society Texas Center is closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Days. For more information, call 713.496.9901 or visit AsiaSociety.org/Texas.
Exhibitions at Asia Society Texas Center are supported by United Airlines, the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance, and generous contributions from the Friends of Exhibitions group. Lead sponsors include Chinhui Juhn & Eddie Allen, Anne & Albert Chao, and Nancy C. Allen. Presenting sponsors include Glen Gondo/Sushic LLC and Dorothy Carsey Sumner. Underwriters include Karen and John Bradshaw Sr., Jereann Chaney, Dillon Kyle Architecture, and Judy & Scott Nyquist. Contributors include Jo & Jim Furr, Teri & Jeff Lee, Judith and Bruce E. Campbell Jr., Maggie and Bruce E. Campbell III, Monjula and Ravi S. Chidambaram, Judy and Robert Gerry, Bebe Woolley and Dan Gorski, Dr. Yang O. Hue, Sissy and Denny Kempner, Sushila and Dr. Ninan Mathew, Chong-Ok Matthews, Wade Mayberry, Tae and Young Park, Jae Y. Ro, Lillie Robertson, Louis H. Skidmore, Jr., with additional support from Susie and Sanford Criner, Lily and Charles Foster, Clare Attwell Glassell, Y. Ping Sun and David W. Leebron, Lea Weingarten, Clint T. Willour and numerous other supporters.


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The Noodleslide. Eating is a lot more fun in Tokyo. Here, this perfectly-sized Japanese family is about to dig into their dinner brought to them via TUNNEL SLIDE! Getting your Somen noodles from a mini water park slide looks like so much fun! What is our American equivalent? Kid Cuisines just don't measure up to this. More info below...
Lisa over at Tokyo Mango writes that the Somen noodles start their journey from the house at the top of the slide, twisting and turning their way to the bottom, where the food is met by a strainer. It also looks like there are parts of the slide that house extra ingredients or something. WOWEEE! [Gizmodo]
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The McKinney Performing Arts Center will present "Beatlemania64: A Tribute to The Beatles" at 7:30 p.m. March 29.
The live multimedia musical journey through the life and times of the Beatles will cover an array of Beatles classics.
Last month marked the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first American TV performance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
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Buffalo, N.Y., credit unions among those hit by lawsuits from holder of patent for ATM-Internet technology.
Mobile wallets are coming – that is a certainty, some experts say. But just about everything else around this issue remains uncertain as credit unions, banks, and merchants scramble to attempt to keep pace with a fast evolving marketplace.


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Earlier this year, Topps teased the fact that a short-printed variation in its 2010 Baseball set included Abraham Lincoln.
And thanks to a 33-year-old New York collector one card has been confirmed.
Rare versions of card No. 306 in the set has "Baseball Abe" and Lincoln's face on the scoreboard — instead of the standard card's "baseball notes" on the scoreboard behind a diving Milton Bradley.
Brian Lalonde said he discovered the card in a jumbo pack he bought at a Walmart in Ogdensburg, N.Y.
"There are only two of these known in existence as of right now," Lalonde wrote in an email to Beckett Media on Thursday. "Mine and one other that I found online.
"I have contacted Topps and they assured me that it is a super-rare card and they will not give me any more information about it. They won't give me a print run or anything. It seems that they are being very secretive."
Topps and other card companies have produced unusual variation cards in several sets in recent years in an effort to add some fun factor and some chases that might draw in the typical non-collector. In this case, Topps is letting the collectors discover and chatter about their finds rather than say "they're out there and there are this many."
That, too, adds to the enigma of such unusual — and rare — cards.
Surely there will be more than two known copies of this card once collectors start digging through their 2010 Topps cards looking for the card of a slugger who didn't exactly tear it up in The Windy City last year and who hasn't had kind words for his time there, either, according to an ESPN interview this week.
But all that isn't sparking Lalonde to sell off his new-found, albeit unusual, treasure.
"I am not sure what I am going to do with this card yet," he said. "The collector in me many times overrides the investor. This seems to be a pretty special card and if it is what I hope it is, I plan to hang onto this card for a very long time."
Update: At least three other Lincoln variation cards have since been confirmed. See the comments below.
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Time-to-build, obsolescence and the technological paradox
The paper focusses on the technological paradox. To analyze the possible temporary negative effect of an innovation we make use of a flow representation of production. Our aim is to show that such phenomenon can be justified by a simple property of the production process: in real time costs strictly come before proceeds. Moving in the same direction of Amendola (1972), and extending an overlooked result in Belloc (1980), we analyze the obsolescence effect induced by a rise in the interest rate. Furthermore, we analyze the role of capital market stickiness on the timing of the technological paradox and on the distribution of the obsolescence effect among the different stages of a vertical integrated production system.
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MIAMI (CBSMiami) — August is becoming the "month of savings" for parents.
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It's a discussion I keep having with people, and maybe readers have an answer - why are there plenty of good popular archaeology / ancient history magazines each month in French and Italian, but not in English? I used to love picking them up at the Louvre bookshop, where one could buy old issues on special topics, not just current ones. And if you're thinking "but that's the Louvre!" you'd be wrong, because I could also pick up current editions in Valbonne, a little village in France.
L'Archeo Thema, which from its web site seems to be Swiss, and bi-monthly, is currently covering the archeology of Tripolitania, the western half of Libya.
(What's interesting is that one can subscribe to Archeo Thema - Revue Archeologie et Histoire in the US via Amazon, but not in the UK!)
In the Autumn following 9/11, as US forces went into Afghanistan, one of the French archaeology magazines devoted an issue to Afghan history and archaeology. It was interesting, in depth, and far more interesting than similar stories in British newspapers and magazines.
Looking on Amazon US, I see one can subscribe to a number of English language popular archaeology magazines, but outside museums I've only ever seen Archaeology magazine in a few of the larger Barnes and Noble book stores.
If you're in the US, then the AIA's Archaeology magazine is probably the best choice - you can subscribe via their web site (here - it's cheaper than via Amazon, and all the money supports their work).
In the UK, I went to a few museum bookshops and the large magazine section at Selfridge's and there was only one archaeology magazine available - the Australian Archaeological Diggings. I bought a copy, and it was ... charmingly amateur, reading like an enthusiastic club newsletter. I mean that as a compliment, but I did wonder how this little Ozzie magazine managed to get distributed in the UK, but no other magazine.
There are a few UK based archaeology magazines, but I never see them for sale, and I'm not going to subscribe if I don't know what I'm getting, so others probably won't either.
The best know popular archaeology magazine in the UK is supposedly the monthly Current Archaeology, which is very much 'hands in the dirt' archaeology rather than artefacts as art, and only covers the UK. The same publishers have also launched a bi-monthly World Archaeology covering non-UK archaeology.
I tend to recommend Minerva Magazine instead, as it seems easier for people to approach, with less anti-collecting preaching, but its articles are basic and there's a lot of pro-antiquities market coverage. It's bi-monthly, and covers on their web site show it's trying to target new readers through interviews with Tony Robinson, Bettany Hughes, etc.
Biblical Archaeology Review in the US, but ... I'd almost rather not. They have driven me nuts with stories about Solomon being admired by the Romans at Pompei, and Vesuvius' eruption in AD 79 being punishment for the Romans' destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in AD 70 (why does God have to wait nine whole years, I ask you?!?) ... and the photo to the left seems to have led to an article in the current issue titled "A Menorah at Persepolis?" ... If you want to wind an archaeologist up, just tell them about an article you've read in BAR ...
Ancient Warfare is a magazine friends in the field - Adrian Goldsworthy, Adrian Murdoch, etc - had spoken highly of. Again, I never see it for sale, but I ordered their Gaius Marius special issue through their web site, and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was popular, but interesting - and I loved that one can order single issues, pay using PayPal, which arrived within days.
What I find fascinating is that there is a demand for specialist magazines: my local newsagents in London stock the Council of Foreign Relations' Foreign Affairs, and Selfridges stocks dozen of specialist art magazines ... but despite the popularity of ancient history and archaeology, there is no popular archaeology / ancient history magazine easily available.
If anyone out there is thinking of starting one up - a few people have expressed interest in passing - then why not try the online rather than print format? It worked for Lonny magazine, a purely online 'shelter' magazine set up by some editors from magazines that were closed down, it looks as good as any 'real' magazine out there, and it makes money through advertising.
Coincidentally, David Meadows just mentionned a new online only magazine, Worldwide Archaeology Magazine, which can be downloaded as a PDF ... The first issue is charming, but I suspect the National Geographic won't be quaking in its boots.
British Archaeology, which is available at WH Smiths (although I've never seen it for sale there, and there are fewer and fewer branches of Smiths these days).
A comment was left about KMT A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt, which looks interesting, but again, I have to admit I've never seen a copy of it.
A few people have emailed in with other suggestions, mostly online journals - very different from popular magazines - and web sites, and with explanations of why it's a pain in the neck running a journal / magazine, but the point remains - there are lots of English language magazines, but most of them are quite niche, and none other than Archaelogy comes close to the standard of the French magazine.
Whither The Popular Archeology Magazines?
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What about KMT? That's a US based magazine on Ancient Egypt with superb production values and great editorial content. I think there would be a market for a similar magazine for Rome, or Greece & Rome.ReplyDelete
I wonder if this is a regional issue? Here in Newcastle, the local WH Smiths stocks Current Archaeology and British Archaeology, alongside Minerva.ReplyDelete
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Cast member Simon Baker starred in the CBS series "The Guardian", which was set in Pittsburgh. The heist in this episode took place in Pittsburgh and the chase scenes were obviously actually filmed there.
Macy: I should have married you!
Joe: I've never asked you.
Macy: Yeah well, that was the problem wasn't it?
Jerry: Look, when I agreed to hire you, I knew you were inexperienced and...
Bobby Stevens: And I appreciate that, Jerry.
Jerry: A favor is a favor and I was happy to do it, but I don't think... I can't do this! I don't even know where you are half the time!
Bobby Stevens: I'm out selling cups!
Cindy: (to Annie) How the hell am I suppose to know what their credits limit is? Should I ask for a bank statement when I take their orders?
Agent Dodd: Ok, lets hope in the files. We've got one unknown, Smith.
Agent Lowry: Only one?
Agent Dodd: Yeah, it had help! But whoever planned this, that's the one we want.
Shohreh Aghdashloo (Charlie) received the "And" credit.
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Denmark: April 6, 2008 on TV3
Slovakia: October 29, 2009 on Markiza
Some of the Pittsburgh scenes were filmed on site.
The show is recorded in Los Angeles, California, USA.
The show theme song is "Show Me How to Live" by Audioslave.
The pilot episode was streamed for four days starting September 13, 2006 on Google Video. Three series produced by Warner Bros. Television had their pilot episodes streamed in the hope of attracting more viewers.
The episode was presented with limited commercial interruption and sponsored exclusively by Warner Bros. Pictures to promote its upcoming theatrical release The Departed.
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Autonomy continues to divide opinion in the City, but investors have decided to knock the shares back sharply today following the search software company's third quarter results.
The company announced earnings per share up 18% for the quarter, with pretax profit up 20% to $64.3m. But gross margins slipped from 92% to 86% as it invested in new products. This has given fuel to the bears, and the company is currently the biggest faller in the FTSE 100, down 121p at £14.74.
In a sell note Evolution Securities said:
Autonomy third quarter figuress are disappointing with earnings per share at the lower end of the pre-announced range due to disappointing gross margins (86%). The outlook statement maintains 2009 guidance and says well positioned if upturn materialises, so don't expect green shoots at analyst meeting. Operating cashflow is exceptionally good at 148% conversion versus 112% last year but this is due to a huge working capital creditors positive.
The underlying problems are still all there with a $20m outflow relating to working capital debtors (versus $5m positive in the third quarter of 2008) and deferred revenues slightly disappointing at $169m. New is the $12m of R&D capitalised, a massive jump on $4m in the second quarter. Without this, earnings per share would have missed by some distance.
At 24 times 2010 full year estimates, Autonomy needs to be delivering upgrades to justify the rating.
Canaccord Adams said:
While Autonomy said that cash generation was very strong, we are surprised by the large increased in capital expenditure and the deferred revenues release. Iit would appear the questions around the treatment of deferred revenues are likely to return. We see further questions on cash generation and organic growth and expect the shares to fall back significantly after their strong run.
Even one of the company's consistent supporters, Panmure Gordon, cut its target price from £18.68 to £17.90. The broker said:
Earnings per share was shy of our expectations, a casualty of the gross margin which at 86% was lower than we anticipated. The positives include: deferred revenue flat at $169m and cash collection of $97.8m, whilst negatives include the aforementioned gross margin, days sales outstanding increased to 97 days from 89 and no change in guidance.
But Panmure kept its buy rating on the shares, partly on takeover prospects - there was a recent surge on talk of interest from Microsoft before the US company seemingly played down buying companies in the search software area. But Panmure said:
As the sector comes out of the downturn companies will look to use the balance sheets (built up into the down turn) to acquire new growth. Buyers will look to dovetail into new buying patterns and tapping into co-related markets – i.e. Adobe into Omniture (content creation buys distribution) and Xerox in ACS (print to BPO), Dell into Perot (product to implementation/service) –all suggest sound strategic thinking about companies expanding into co-related markets, rather than simply taking out a competitor on the cheap. In our opinion, current 2010 estimates are too low and we feel that the industry will recognise this before sell-side analysts, and therefore will not be too perturbed by valuations, sensing a larger strategic goals. It is only inevitable that Autonomy will be linked into these whispers.
And Panmure is positive about new products coming down the slipway:
We look forward to hearing more about the probabilistic engine. Admittedly this morning we are sore as the launch looks to have stripped around $6m from our gross margin. However, there is much to gush about here – the offer takes Autonomy into a co-related functional area, is more focused on delivering 'outcomes' rather than search, the product should sell via the existing channel [and] the offer backfills Autonomy's product set and gives another growth avenue.
The downside is that with general release still around two months away, Autonomy will likely miss the critical Christmas sales for the e-tailing community.
Moving on, but still in the technology field, chip maker Imagination Technologies was a good performer yesterday ahead of the results from Apple (the US company uses its products in the iPhone and also has a stake in the business). With Apple turning in record breaking results Imagination continues to benefit, up another 15p to 246.9p.


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This is what we would call "BLING!" Excellent one, Sachi! (1:33)
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OTTAWA—Former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff says Quebec will renew its push for separation if Scotland achieves independence from Britain in a looming referendum.
In a documentary to be aired Tuesday on BBC Scotland, Ignatieff bluntly laments what he views as Quebec's steady, increasing isolation from the rest of Canada since the 1995 referendum on sovereignty for the province.
"It's kind of a way station for while, but I think the logic eventually is full independence," Ignatieff told BBC interviewer Glenn Campbell.
"I think eventually, that's where it goes."
Ignatieff's lengthy interview with the BBC is delivered as a warning to the Scots and to Britain — that once negotiations begin over autonomy, the result is an increased divide between two solitudes.
The Scottish National Party, which won majority government just a few days after the federal election in Canada last May, is in the midst of preparing for a referendum on independence from Britain by 2014. Scottish and British politicians, on all sides of the debate, have been looking to Canada and Quebec for clues on how this debate will unfold.
Ignatieff said that relations between Quebec and the rest of Canada today are far more distant than several decades ago — that the differences between the two political cultures now seem to be sharper.
"The problem is that we don't have anything to say to each other. There's a kind of contract of mutual indifference, which is very striking for someone of my generation," Ignatieff said.
Ignatieff, who led the Liberals from 2009 to 2011, and resigned after the party's disastrous showing in the election a year ago, wrote in the Financial Times earlier this year about how he hoped Scotland would avoid the separatist battles that have dogged Canada.
But in this newest BBC Scotland interview, he is even more pointed in his descriptions of how he believes Canadian unity has suffered.
"I can't think of this country without Quebec . . . But that's not the way that most English Canadians now think about their country," Ignatieff said.
"They might have done 30-40 years ago when they thought we could live together in this very strange, hybrid country called Canada. Now, effectively, we're almost two separate countries. Though Quebec does not have sovereignty, it acts domestically almost as if it did. And it has produced this strange reality that I don't think most Canadians . . . are happy about."
Ignatieff said that the separation was due, in part, to Canada's efforts to give Quebec everything but full independence.
"Effectively Quebec is master in their own house. They run their own immigration policy. They run their own natural-resources development policy . . . They run their own education and health-care systems. There is a loose degree of collaboration with the rest of Canada. The place where the union still holds together is in fiscal and monetary policy, they still take our dollar . . . But we've kept the show on the road essentially by giving Quebec mastery in their own house."
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is another name for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and
Fibromyalgia. It means the
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Neurasthenia is a mental disorder triggered by stress or anxiety.
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Major symptoms of Neurasthenia include a feeling of weakness or fatigue, which may be accompanied by chest pain. A rapid intense heartbeat which may be irregular (palpitations, tachycardia) can occur. The individual may have cold, clammy hands and feet. Hyperventilation causes a dizzy or faint feeling. Sighing periodically, or sweating for no reason are other symptoms of Neurasthenia. It may occur along with or after depression or other psychological disorders.
The aches and pains of Neurasthenia affect many of the muscles around the body, although not necessarily all at the same time. The pain is usually worse in the neck and the upper part of the back, and it's unlikely to be fully relieved by everyday painkillers - paracetamol, aspirin or ibuprofen.
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Many of us who have been around for 30,40 or 50 plus years in the hobby. As such most of us old timers have at one time or another built a refractor using Jaegers components. For me I think four is the number though there might be another. Anyway I could'nt pass up a scope stuff sale a couple of years back and bought a 5" f5 jaegers objective with the intent of one last build. Sheldon F. actually had an empty 5" apogee ota that he sold cheap so aside from the rings and dovetail I had everything I needed,tube,cell,baffles and focuser.I got some rings and a dovetail off of amart and was ready to go except for one thing,time.I could never find any.After sitting for over a year in a closet I finally gave the components to my winter observing pal and fellow cnighter Claude Roy. Claude and his wife travel to our part of the world every winter from Canada and does most of his years stargazing from November to May here in Florida.Sure enough,in less than a month,Claude dropped off his Jaegers build while on his way home. He asked me to test it for him while he was away.I finally put it out on a mount tonight and it started me thinking about how many of these and other sizes and fls are out there.Heres a pic of Claude's build and another of one of mine from back in the late 70s. Anybody else?
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Ingrid Fermin, executive director of the California Horse Racing Board, is undergoing a review of her job performance, according to the chairman of the board.
Richard Shapiro, responding Oct. 10 to inquiries about Fermin's status, said in a statement: "The board is conducting a review, as it is coming up on the third anniversary (of her appointment). We have no comment at this time. It is a personnel matter."
Shapiro did not return phone messages left Oct. 9-10. Fermin did not respond to a message left on her cell phone.
Fermin, 65, began her challenging tenure as the board's executive director in January 2005. Her salary was $108,860 for 2006-07.
The notice of the CHRB's next meeting Oct. 18 at Arcadia City Hall includes an agenda item under closed session: "Consideration of conditions or terms of employment of CHRB's executive director as authorized by Government Code section 1126, subdivision (a)." That section reads: "Nothing in this article shall be construed to prevent a state body from holding closed sessions during a regular or special meeting to consider the appointment, employment, evaluation of performance, or dismissal of a public employee or to hear complaints or charges brought against that employee by another person or employee unless the employee requests a public hearing."
Fermin's tenure has included many challenges: a board mandate to convert dirt surfaces at the state's major Thoroughbred tracks to synthetic surfaces, the pending closure of Bay Meadows, TCO2 and out-of-competition testing, and the standardization of drug-enforcement policies.
But it has also been marked by rancor and division within the agency and with various elements of the state's Thoroughbred industry. She has been subject to accusations of favoritism in her contracts and appointments. During her administration, she has continued to live at her residence in Del Mar while making occasional trips to CHRB headquarters in Sacramento almost 500 miles north.
Fermin was a surprise choice by the commission to replace Roy Wood, who resigned in 2004. She became the first female steward in the state in 1981.


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deposition in relocation case
I requsted to relocate with minor children (I'm the custodial parent); objection by father of the children was filed. GAL wrote a report asking for more time for futher investigation. Hearing is set for next week. I received request from opposing's party attorney for my disposition. Disposition is set in a wek after the hearing. At the hearing commisioner likely to set another date allowing more time for GAL work. Why the opponent's lawyer wants to deposit me? I'm wondering about the timing of it?
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The other lawyer want sto find out more about your pending move, the reasons for it, the timing of it, etc. In other words, the other lawyer wants to see exactly what is going on with you and this planned move to see whether his client should resist your relocation or try and work out a compromise on the visitation.


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Teachers wipe the floor with their students
It was a grudge match at Lake Junior High on March 5 when the teachers took on the boys' basketball team in a staff versus student fundraiser.
"Activities like this are great way for the kids to see that teachers are real people and we do leave our classrooms," Logan Carstensen, student council advisor and team player said.
The teachers certainly gave the students a run for their money, the final score was 81 to 75, the staff taking the title.
"We actually pulled it off," Carstensen said.
But that didn't stop the teachers from having a few mishaps themselves, such as falling.
"The students don't think teachers can play a sport, so the students showed up to see this game," math teacher Mathew Rasmussen said.
Carstensen is the one who brought the idea of a staff verses student basketball game to the student council since he knew that they needed to find a way to raise more money for Pennies for Patients.
"As a student council advisor I knew we needed to find a way to raise as much money as possible for Pennies for Patients," he said. "And it is fun to interact with the kids in a different setting."
Pennies for Patients is a cancer education program and fundraiser benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This money is used to fight blood cancers.
During the game, $253.50 was raised and that brought the two week total to $1,824.54.


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Robert Griffin III was expected to be the top rookie quarterback in 2012, even ahead of No. 1 draft pick and perceived QB prodigy Andrew Luck, who is surrounded by, well, not much on the Indianapolis Colts. RG3, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner from Baylor, found himself in a slightly better situation as he was drafted by the Washington Redskins, who traded up in the draft to take Griffin at No. 2.
On Sunday, the RG3 era began, and it's looking pretty promising for Redskins fans as Griffin became the first quarterback to start a game in the NFL who was born in the 1990s. Feel old yet?
RG3 was near-perfect in New Orleans, out-dueling Drew Brees for close to 300 yards and two touchdowns, including an 88-yard scoring strike for his first-ever NFL touchdown pass.
As for more proven folks, Adrian Peterson had a pleasantly surprising 2012 debut with the Minnesota Vikings, just months after tearing his ACL at the end of last season. Peterson, who was questionable to even play in the Vikings' opener did more than just play. He rushed for 84 yards and two touchdowns while proving tons of doubters wrong and making many regret not taking him in this year's drafts.
As for goats of the week, there were plenty, but one that stood out personally was Detroit Lions QB and Highland Park native Matthew Stafford. Stafford entered the season as top-5 fantasy QB, and still is, but much more was expected of him on Sunday against the St. Louis Rams. He moved the ball with ease between the 20s, but he threw three interceptions, including a couple in the red zone. He atoned to some extent by passing for well over 300 yards and one touchdown in the final minute to give his team the victory, but fantasy owners don't care about wins, other than their own.


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UnNews:UK pubs disappear
This article is part of UnNews, your source for up-to-the-microsecond misinformation.
22 July 2009
UK pubs mysteriously diminish - The number of pubs in the UK has been reduced by 2,377 in the last 12 months, to a absurd amount of 53,466 thereby lowering the beer/British citzen ratio from 1250:1 to the alarming 1235:1. The UK is now losing 52 pubs a week.
Government officials are questioning pub owners as well as other suspects about the disappearances, it is not yet known if these vanishing pubs are the result of organised syndicate kidnappings, murders, or if the pubs are simply eloping to nicer countries.
The world wild life fund has held a number of emergency meetings to discuss if the drop in numbers is severe enough to warrant adding pubs to there UK endangered species list.
UnNews asked a local drunk in East London what his thoughts were on the current pub situation, he babbled out some absurd nonsense about a recession. What a tosser.
Other suggestions are that the disappearances might be gang related as cafe-style bars have recently been moving in on the pubs' turf. The difference between bars and cafes is that cafes are better dressed; therefore cafes often accommodate a higher number of desperate drunk women. Both carry knives.
More to follow…
- BBC "UK 'is losing 52 pubs a week'" ', July 22, 2009


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Vermillion County Indiana Genealogy
REASON H. SWINEHART, hardware merchant, Clinton, established his residence and business at this place in April, 1871. He was born in Holmes County, Ohio, February 22, 1822, a son of Daniel and Vesta (Hogland) Swinehart, his father a native of Pennsylvania, of German descent, and his mother a native of Ohio. In 1841 the family moved to Terre Haute, Indiana, where the parents lived until their death, the mother dying in 1848, aged fifty years, and the father dying in 1872, at the age of seventy-six years. Reason H. Swinehart was married at Terre Haute, April 12, 1857, to Miss Ann Palmer, and to them have been born six children as follows -- Emma died in infancy; Clara, born September 8, 1860, is the wife of W. L. Morey, of Clinton; Harry, born July 20, 1863; Frank, born January 15, 1866; Daniel died in infancy, and Elizabeth, born at Clinton, August 15, 1871. Soon after locating in Terre Haute Mr. Swinehart commenced work at the tinner's trade which he followed until establishing his hardware business in Clinton. His sons, Harry and Frank, both of whom are young men of fine business qualifications, assist him in his business. Both are members of the Odd Fellows order, and Harry is at present Junior Warden of Clinton Encampment, No. 143. The father and sons are members of Amant Lodge, No. 356, I. O. O. F., and have passed all the chairs of the lodge. In politics Mr. Swinehart is independent, but of Democratic antecedents.
WILLIAM A. JAMES, section 11, Helt Township, was born in Vermillion County, Indiana, September 16, 1831, a son of Zachariah D. and Jane (Skidmore) James. His father was born in Virginia in 1811, and in 1822 came with his parents to Vermillion County, where he was reared and married. Of a family of five children, but three are living -- William A., John S., a grocer of Danville, Illinois, and Dr. Harry H., of St. Bernice. William A. James was reared on a farm in Helt Township. He was given good educational advantages, attending school in Paris and Bloomington Illinois, and after leaving school taught a short time. In 1862 he enlisted in defense of his country and was assigned to Company B, Eighty-fifth Indiana Infantry, and served six months. After his return home he clerked in his father's store
JESSE HOUCHIN was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 10, 1825. He is of Scotch and Welsh ancestry, but for three generations preceding him his paternal ancestors were natives of Virginia. His father, Jesse Houchin, was born in Amherst County, Virginia, June 10, 1770. His grandfather, William Houchin, was born in Buckingham County, as was also his great-grandfather, John Houchin. His mother was Mary Allison, daughter of Thomas Allison, of New York State. Five of his uncles were soldiers in the war of 1812, Moses and Charles Houchin, and Jesse, James and Daniel Allison. His parents, soon after their marriage moved to Greenbrier County, West Virginia, and in 1820 to Pike County, Ohio, and from there in 1830 to Vermillion County, Indiana, settling first in Highland Township, but soon after moved to Warren County, where they lived twenty years. Jesse Houchin remained with his parents until manhood, and in his youth, when not employed in the work of the farm, attended the subscription schools. In February, 1851, he moved to a farm in Helt Township, Vermillion County, and there improved a farm on which he lived until November 10, 1886 when he moved to Montezuma, but keeps his farm of 320 acres well stocked with horses, cattle, hogs and sheep as heretofore; and raising crops of grain and grass. Mr. Houchin was married April 9, 1846, to Elizabeth Jackson, daughter of John Jackson, They have had eight children -- Martha S., John S., Mary M., Jessie E., Alice C., Daniel V., William E. and Lawrence Bruce. Daniel and William are deceased. Martha married William Malone, of Helt Township and has nine children; John married Endora Johnson; Mary is the wife of Silas Davis, and has eleven children; Jessie is the wife of James M. Morgan; Alice is the wife of Frank P. Thorn, and has one child; Daniel married Alice S. Earles, and at his death left one child. Mr. Houchin has been a prominent citizen of Vermillion County for thirty-five years. He is in no sense a politician, but is interested in promoting the material welfare of his township and county, and is always ready to assist any enterprise worthy of his support.
DAVID A. REED, a representative of one of the old and respected pioneer families of Vermillion County, was born in Stokes County, North Carolina, September 28, 1824. His father, Jacob Reed, was also a native of Stokes County, his father being a native of Germany, and coming to
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The Virginia State Police is the main repository for criminal history records. A request for criminal record history is done by submitting the appropriate form. The form can be downloaded from the Virginia State Police website and must be notarized. It should be submitted to:
Department of State Police
P. O. Box 85076
Richmond, VA 23261-5076
Payment of $15 should be sent along with the request.
The Virginia State Police also has a section for the Wanted Persons in Virginia. The section has the mug shots and offenses of the fugitives. Also included in the section are links to VSP Fugitive of the Week, Central Virginia Most Wanted Fugitive of the Week, Richmond City Probation and Parole Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, FBI's Most Wanted, and United States Marshals Service 15 Most Wanted.
The Virginia State Police also maintains the online Sex Offender Registry. Searches can be done by zip code, address, name, county, and city. A list of all wanted sex offenders is also available on the website. The list has the name, mug shots, address, city, county, and zip code of the sex offenders.
The Virginia Department of Corrections, meanwhile, provides information on inmates in any facility under the Department of Corrections. In particalur, it has an inmate locator on its website, which allows the public to know the status, location, and release date of inmates. The search can either be conducted by DOC number or by offender name. The information provided, however, might not be 100% accurate, since information on inmates usually changes rather quickly.
The same inmate information can be obtained by calling the Inmate Locator Desk at (804) 674-3131. The inmate's identification number is necessary to get inmate information.
The Virginia Department of Corrections can also provide inmates' criminal records, provided that the inmates concerned express permission in writing. The request for a criminal record must be addressed to:
Central Criminal Records Manager
P. O. Box 26963
6900 Atmore Drive
Richmond, Virginia 23261-6369
Criminal records are released for a certain price.
The Virginia Department of Corrections has a list of fugitives and escapees. It has the offenders' mug shot, date of birth, alias, race, sex, scars/marks/tattoos, offense, and other important information. The department provides information on how to report the fugitives' and escapees' whereabouts.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation offices in Richmond and Norfolk also provide access to criminal records. Criminal background and name checks can be facilitated on the websites. The FBI's Most Wanted Persons in Richmond and Norfolk are also posted.
The Virginia's Judicial System provides the public with general access to court information. The information can be obtained from the Court of Appeals of Virginia, Supreme Court of Virginia, General District Courts, Circuit Courts, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts.
If you are interested in accessing Virginia background checks and criminal records, follow the detailed guidelines below:
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Visit the Virginia State Police website in order to download the Virginia Background Check Request Form.
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Complete the request form and have it notarized. Include your certified check or money order for $15.
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If you would like more information or further assistance, contact the Virginia Department of State Police below:
Virginia State Police
PO Box 85076
Richmond, VA 23261
(804) 674-6718
The Virginia Department of Corrections provides Virginia arrest records to the public. To make the search for Virginia arrest records easier, the Department offers an online search option.
To use the online offender locator, you will need to:
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Go online to the Virginia Department of Corrections.
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Results will be displayed. You can click on the offender's name or DOC number for more information.
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Virginia Department of Corrections
P.O. Box 26963
Richmond, VA 23261-6963
(804) 674-3000
Where to Find and Access Virginia Criminal Records
Virginia criminal records are maintained by the Virginia State Police. They accept requests made by individuals filling out a request form and mailing it along with a $15 certified check or money order. The request form must be notarized, whether you're requesting your own criminal record or someone else's Virginia criminal record.
Laws Pertaining to Virginia Criminal Records Access
Virginia allows individuals to request their criminal record, and if you have permission from another person, to request another's criminal record. This is usually for purposes of employment.
How to Challenge Errors on a Criminal Record
If you discover a mistake on your criminal record, contact the Virginia State Police, Criminal Record Check Department, and they will instruct you on how to proceed.


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Easy Cherry Frozen Yogurt Pie Recipe
Today I'm sharing the ultimate easy frozen dessert. It's a frozen yogurt pie recipe.
This is a delicious and easy frozen yogurt pie recipe. It's a mixture of yogurt and fresh cherries frozen into a pie crust. Just mix, freeze, cut, and serve!
Yesterday morning I found my son J in the kitchen rifling through twist-tied bags of veggies and packets of freezer-burnt chicken breasts.
"What are you doing?" I asked him.
He'd had been caught with his hand in the freezer and his eyes drooped over to me with the guiltiest of looks.
It was 6:00 am and he was searching for Cherry Frozen Yogurt Pie.
He loves that pie. He's requested it for dessert at every dinner for the past week. And now he wants it for breakfast too. The thing is, even though I said no, it wouldn't have actually been an unhealthy breakfast since its main ingredients are yogurt and cherries.
In retrospect, I wonder if I should have let him have it. But I worry about setting a precedent whereby it's o.k. to eat frozen desserts at 6 am.
What do you think?
What if I renamed the recipe Easy Cherry Frozen Yogurt Breakfast Pie? Would it be o.k. then?
Before sharing the recipe for my son's favorite frozen dessert (erm…frozen breakfast) with you, I'm going to tell you a bit about freezing yogurt:
Did you know that frozen yogurt is really just yogurt that's been frozen? To make frozen yogurt, put it in a covered freezer-safe container in the freezer and then stir it every now and then until frozen.
And you can also make frozen treats by combining yogurt with other ingredients in different ways.
For instance, you can make super simple frozen yogurt sandwiches by glopping some yogurt onto a cookie, topping it with another cookie and then freezing it. This frozen yogurt sandwich recipe uses graham crackers as the cookies.
It's such a healthy frozen snack for the kids (and for moms too!).
Or make today's unique frozen yogurt pie recipe by mixing yogurt with cherries and putting it into a pie shell.
If you like no-bake desserts like this one, you should also check out my recipe for peanut butter cup ice cream pie.
Here's how to make the frozen yogurt pie recipe.
Cherry Frozen Yogurt Pie
This is a very simple dessert to make for the summer. You just mix yogurt with fruit and a couple of other ingredients, pour it into a baked pie shell and freeze for at least 2 hours before serving. And, it can be made up to 2 weeks ahead!
- 1-9" homemade baked pie crust or a bought pie crust baked according to package directions
- 1/2 lb fresh cherries, pitted, stems removed, and halved
- 2 tbsp honey
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon
- 1 and 1/2 cups low-fat vanilla yogurt
- In a medium sized bowl combine half of the cherries with the honey, cinnamon and yogurt. Glop the yogurt mixture into the baked pie shell.
- Place the remaining cherries on top of the yogurt in a non-overlapping layer (these cherries won't sink into the mixture and so will stay vibrant and pretty on the top of the pie).
- Put the pie into the freezer until frozen solid, at least 2 hours. If not serving immediately, cover the pie tightly with plastic wrap and keep it in the freezer for up to 2 weeks.
- Remove the pie from the freezer and let it sit at room temperature for 5-10 minutes, just to let it soften slightly. Cut into 8 wedges and serve.
More Frozen Desserts:
This post is part of Frozen Treat Week where a group of us bloggers have gotten together to share our favorite frozen treat recipes with you. Here are the other recipes that the participating bloggers have shared today:
Mango Raspberry Pops from Katie's Cucina
Mango Margarita Boozesicles from Nutmeg Nanny
Blood Orange Chocolate Popsicles from Rachel Cook's
Cookies & Ice Cream Pie from Chocolate & Carrots
Pineapple Mint Popsicles from Sweet Remedy
3-Minute Easy Cherry Chocolate Sorbet from An Edible Mosaic
Chocolate Blueberry Crumble Pop from Cooking with Books
Bananas Foster Ice Cream from The Baker Chick
1 Ingredient Cherry Ice Cream from Foodie with Family
White Chocolate Buttermint Ice Cream from Eats Well With Others
Strawberry Cheesecake Popsicles from Damn Delicious
25 Responses to "Easy Cherry Frozen Yogurt Pie Recipe"
Hi Christine,
Immediately after taking this out of the freezer, will it be rock hard? I'm not sure 5-10 minutes of leaving it in room temperature will be enough to soften it to an edible consistency. Thanks!
Here's a link the recipe for salted caramel ice cream! http://pinterest.com/pin/427067977135012998/
I'm a sucker for frozen pies. :D This cherry one looks fantastic!
I'm so glad I found this recipe. I would have definitely broken down…dessert for breakfast with this one!
I looooove cherries! This sounds great, and with cherries being in season right now it's the perfect dessert to make!
I just ate birthday cake for breakfast… I don't think it was my mom's fault… even though I would love to blame her instead. :) Love the cherry aspect in this pie. Cherry season is the best season!
I am a total cherry junkie this time of year…this beautiful pie would be a HUGE hit in my house!!
Ha ha I love his thinking! I say let him eat pie for breakfast once! It will be special… after all it is frozen yogurt ;) Love this recipe. Must make me one soon! Thanks for participating in Frozen Treat Week!
Oh YUM! Cherry and yogurt are two of my favourite things. I think my boys would really dig this…
I love that your son is so obsessed with this pie- I would be too! It looks so light and refreshing!
Thanks for the tips on freezing yogurt, good to know!
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Life isn't always sweet for magical baker, Cindy Eller. All her life she's been cursed - every man she's ever kissed has turned into a toad. Love isn't likely to come her way. If that weren't a big enough problem, her "curse" has come to the attention of the Council of Magic and she may never be able to use her powers.
Enter the perfect man - handsome, sweet, and loves food just as much as Cindy does. It would seem to be a match made in Heaven, or is it? Cindy isn't the only one keeping secrets. With toads, cupcakes, romance, magic and ice cream, life never has time to get dull!
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