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An organelle found in large numbers in most cells, in which the biochemical processes of respiration and energy production occur. It has a double membrane, the inner layer being folded inward to form layers (cristae).
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Analyse der Finanzmärkte der USA in den fünf Bankenkrisen der National Banking-Ära
AbstractZahlungs- und Schuldendeckungsfähigkeit stellen finanzwirtschaftliche Existenzbedingungen dar, deren Einhaltung in Bankenkrisen gefährdet ist. Das war nicht anders in den Bankenkri-sen der National Banking-Ära der USA. Fraglich ist, ob mit der Einführung des Federal Re-serve Systems eine angemessene Antwort auf die Probleme in den Bankenkrisen der National Banking-Ära gegeben wurde. Der Aufsatz kommt einerseits zum Schluß, daß das Federal Reserve System in der Lage war, die strukturellen Probleme zu lösen. Auf der anderen Seite wäre das Federal Reserve System mit den Schuldendeckungsproblemen in der Bankenkrise 1890 und mit dem panikartigen Verhalten der Einleger 1873 und 1884 überfordert gewesen. -- Liquidity and solvency are conditional for banks' existence. They are endangered during banking crises. Since the banking crises of the National Banking Era in the USA are no exceptions, the question remains whether the foundation of the Federal Reserve System offered an adequate solution to the relevant problems of the era. The study concludes that the introduction of the Federal Reserve System offered a good chance to solve the structural problems. On the other side, the Federal Reserve System would not have been in a position to come to the aid of troubled banks in the crises of 1890, 1873 and 1884 - either due to solvency problems or runs by depositors.
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Butter Lamb for Easter: Traditional or Wacky?
To those of you who have never heard of an Easter butter sculpture, I can guess that you will already be leaning toward believing butter molded to look like a lamb might be a little wacky. But for the rest of us who grew up knowing such a tradition as normal, Easter butter sculptures seem akin with a holiday ham. Does your Easter tradition involve a butter lamb?
As a Midwesterner, I've come to expect boxes of butter lambs on grocery shelves as Easter approaches. Some versions are prettier than others, including little ribbons and crosses, but they are displayed front and center in the dairy aisle. So, when a friend posted a photo of one of these grocery store displays on Facebook this week questioning the butter lamb's very existence, I felt conflicted. I wanted to explain that these are commonplace in some parts of the country. However, the concept started getting under my skin and, having never purchased one, I suddenly started to question the molding of butter.
The butter lamb is a Polish-Catholic tradition, so I'm told, but it is fully embraced by the same Midwestern folk who have butter sculpture competitions on display at their local and state fairs (full disclosure: I am one of these Midwestern folks). Created using a plastic mold, the butter is shaped and displayed, often on a pretty plate, on the Easter dinner table.
Although I don't partake in the butter lamb tradition, I can't quite go against my roots and dismiss it as wacky. What's wrong with a little butter sculpture for Easter?
Do you serve a butter lamb for Easter? Do you dismiss it as wacky?
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We had them every year. We would await the arrival of the butter lamb from my grandfather.
I think it is a charming tradition. I usually don't get one anymore but come to think of it, if I see one at the store, I'll probably buy one.
I thought everyone had butter lambs.
where in the midwest is this popular? i grew up in indiana and this is the first i've heard of it. then again, we never participated in daylight savings time either.
Never hear of it. I am from the Northwest, but my husband is from a Midwestern Catholic family and he wasn't aware of this tradition either.
That said, if I saw butter molded into the form of anything for sale at the grocery store, I would be all over it.
Never saw it here in the north east...kinda cool though
My mom and I were JUST talking about this! My family is Polish Catholic and we always have a butter lamb with Easter breakfast. I actually inherited a plastic mold from my grandma when she passed.
I don't think molding butter is that much weirder than dyeing hard boiled eggs, no?
What?!? My family is super Polish and super Catholic, granted not from the Midwest. I have never heard of this. I would totally buy one though.
LOVE the butter lamb. North Easterner, and grew up Jewish, but we seem to have a decent Polish population around here, because I always see them in the stores around Easter. Krusciki, too -- those bow-tie shaped cookies covered in tons of powdered sugar!
Never seen this (live in N. California) but I think it is darling. I want one!
I'm from St. Louis and had never seen one of these until I moved to DC. Really weird. I have no idea why I would want to decapitate Jesus (or a sheep) at the table...
I've always had a butter lamb for easter. Some years they're prettier than others, but they've always been a part of my easter table. (For the record, I'm from the Northeast)
it's not easter until the butter lamb is on the table! grew up in chicago, though...
I use to sculpt ARMIES of these as a child for our easter tradition! My grandmother would employ me to make them for all of her friends. My dead line was GOOD FRIDAY. I would swirl "butter fur" using a tooth pick, and use cloves for eyes.
Being Polish/Catholic it was a HUGE tradition to have our easter baskets blessed on Saturday before Easter. It was a time to make a fuss about your easter basket (decked out with the best kitchen towels, bread, salt and pepper shakers, easter eggs, etc...) and the butter lamb made the basket all the prettier. The idea is then you takes the blessed basket/food home to share for Easter with your family.
Although I no longer participate in this, I think of it every year and it brings back memories that are overall good. ((Quirky, but good.))
It's definitely a Buffalo, NY thing! We had one every year - Easter wasn't Easter without the butter lamb! The big thing was to travel up to the Broadway Market to get the butter lamb and sausage and pierogies.
maybe it's just a Chicago Polish thing, because we too always had butter lambs. Not Easter without! Now I live in New England and I saw them at our local market... really gave me warm and fuzzies.
I've never heard of it, but I think it's kind of awesome. I will get one if I see it.
I moved to Minnesota for college, and the grocery store here is the first place I ever saw them, having lived in Wisconsin, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and Texas previously.
They're a bit odd, but no more so than our traditional turkey-shaped Thanksgiving candle. Also, Minnesota seems to be a real fan of the butter sculptures.
The butter lamb is a staple at our Easter celebration!
We made one every year, with peppercorns for eyes and caraway seeds for the nose. But I had no idea you could BUY them already made! Or that there were molds for them. Cool!
My Philly Suburb family is down with the butter lamb and always serves it with Kielbasa (sausage) and Babka (cheese bread) for Easter Brunch.
I've never heard of it before. I think it's cute!
Yes. I would be surprised to find an region with a stronger butter-lamb tradition than Buffalo, NY. We have a heavy Polish-Catholic population.
As mentioned, there is one specific market called the Broadway Market, on the east side of the city, and they get mobbed every year with shoppers for butter lambs and traditional Polish food. But all the grocery stores stock them too.
We always had a butter lamb at Easter! (The same one that's pictured in this post) My brothers and I thought it was kind of creepy though, because my grandmother would stick cloves in for its eyes... it wasn't until college, researching my family's cultural culinary traditions, that I learned that it was a Ukrainian custom to have shaped butter studded with cloves, especially at Easter. Mom-mom's parents emigrated from Ukraine, so I'd imagine that's where she learned it... she was my dad's mom, and she's been gone over 10 years now, but my mom still carries on the tradition!
How funny...I'd never heard of them until a couple of weeks ago when a friend of mine who moved to Chicago was musing about getting one. I wasn't even sure if it was a kind of butter or a kind of lamb!
Would feel a bit awkward about using it (esp with the lamb symbolism at Easter)...like do you stab the lamb? Decapitate it? Yikes!
Yes, having lived in Buffalo, NY and now Chicago, the butter lamb tradition is very rich. I grew up in So. Cal so when I first encountered it in college I thought it was pretty weird but now I have come over to the dark side.
Huh! This is definitely new to me, but it seems kind of cute. I don't celebrate Easter but if I did, I might seek one of these out.
I just saw one of these for the first time in the grocery store last night! I'm Jewish, so I don't have any Easter traditions other than eating Cadbury Eggs (delicious, delicious Cadbury Eggs) and was completely unaware of their existence. I just moved to a region with a heavy Polish population, though (kenboy and I might live near each other) so it makes sense. I think they're cute - they're not so different than, say, an ice sculpture or a molded fondant figure on a cake.
I was born and raised Californian (and Protestant), so I definitely was not familiar with this. To be honest, when I saw the beginning of the post, I thought it was a joke. I clicked through to see the (mid-)April Fools!
No judgement though! If you have a family that consumes that much butter in a short amount of time, it's kind of cute.
It's funny how many things I thought were "normal" growing up, only to later find out so many people haven't even heard them! We always had a butter lamb at our Easter table (my family is Polish-Catholic as well), along with a lamb-shaped cake covered in coconut frosting and a different butter plate made from two sticks of butter cut and reassembled in the shape of a cross with cloves placed where the nails would have been. Though I'm not religious and don't have an Easter table of my own, I still love the tradition and the idea of molded butter generally. A note to those who think hacking up and eating Jesus imagery is weird: in my family, anyway, it represented the sacrifice Jesus made by dying on the cross (which is remembered at Easter time), and eating it wasn't viewed as any weirder than the Catholic belief that the eucharist at mass is literally the body of Jesus.
I grew up in the Midwest, but my Mom is a Polish-American Catholic from Jersey City. She learned how to make a butter lamb when she was young, and she taught me how to carve a lamb out of a 1 pound block of butter when I was a child. Make the wool by swirling the tip of your knife all around the lamb after it is chilled. You need to pick out two nice sized cloves for eyes and two smaller cloves for the nostrils. I still do it. I think those molded store-bought versions are a little two-dimensional. The lamb becomes the centerpiece of the easter dining table and noone ever wants to take the first pat of butter. Usually start taking the butter from the hind end and leave the head for last.
So what if some people consider it wacky or weird? Lots of traditions are, and that's what makes them charming. I didn't grow up with this tradition but I have no doubt others would find some of my food-related ones weird as well. I hope you don't dismiss this as wacky, but instead embrace it as part of your heritage. Even if you don't partake of it yourself.
Polish Catholic here as well. Never had the butter lamb alhtough it was talked about. Had the lamb cake though EVERY year with coconut on white frosting for the fur and jelly beans for eyes. I still have the mold for the cake.
Ohio is home of the butter cow, and yet I've never seen or even heard of an Easter butter sculpture.
Oh yes! My mom always made her own butter lamb and lamb cake too! I'm from Chicago, not Polish - but grew up Catholic.
Living in the midwest growing up (Michigan and Wisconsin) and being Polish-Catholic, we always had a butter lamb. My babci lived in a Polish area near Detroit and would always buy one, and it had peppercorn eyes and usually some ribbons or decoration. After my family moved to the northeast, there were none to be found in the stores so my Mom bought a mold and started making them herself. I think it's a cute tradition (if a little morbid - but I guess us Catholics love consuming our Christ metaphors).
Wow... that seems like something you could only buy in America.
Italian, Catholic fron South Jersey... We always have these. At Thanksgiving time we have butter in the shape of a turkey.
I think it's...odd. Then again I never grew up religious.
aw, hells yes it was part of our Easter tradition. The head was always the first to go.
Tradition - absolutely! We're Czech-Catholic from Northeast Ohio - always have them. It was my job as a child to go through the dairy counter and find one without a smushed nose! A company in Chicago seems to have the largest distribution today. They added a butter turkey for Thanksgiving recently. Waiting for a butter something for Christmas this year!!!
Oh... and always, every year an Easter Lamb cake! We used to buy them then I found an aluminum (not vintage) mold and we make them ourselves.
oh yes, grew up in Buffalo and had butter lambs every easter. I'd like to say that we went to the Broadway Market for ours, but we usually got them from Tops. I live in Canada now, and had to explain to my in-laws what these were and why they're so great!
In my neighborhood all the delis sell mozzarella lambs.
Oh absolutely a must have. Another Polish Catholic from Chicago, though growing up in AZ we would have to make our own. My job was always to make the tiny purple "peace" flag that stuck off the back. It's a necessary element for the blessing of the baskets - Swieconka - at church. Everything in that basket symbolized something. I looked it up and butter is often shaped into a lamb (Baranek Wielkanocny), reminding us of the goodness of Christ that we should have toward all things. Fancy that. We would all scream as my uncle would wave his knife toward the poor things head in the middle of Easter breakfast. Now that was a key part of the tradition. That and eating butter lamb butt on our rye bread.
What a great blog! My family runs Danish Maid Butter Company in Chicago and we make the majority of Easter Butter Lambs that can be found all around the Midwest! Our original owner started the tradition of mass-producing butter lambs in 1947. Back then they had wooden molds that the butter was pressed into by hand. The molds were then thrown in a bucket of ice water until the butter hardened. Upon removal, each lamb was given peppercorn eyes and a little red ribbon around its neck. We love that the lambs are an Easter tradition for so many families!
The butter lamb has been a Tradition inour Polish Catholic family for almost 100 years. At first we made them by hand, shapinf & curling and drawing the banner with a red cross on a white background & during the War Years making a Polish flag instead. I've purchased a number of the plastic molds over the years, replacing them as they become broken. The lambs are expected by everyone at our table and 1 dear grandson has always started the lamb closest to him by cutting into the head. It's a tradition at our house!
I've never seen this, but as I'm from a family that has a jello mold for every holiday (Easter is a bunny of course) I can't really judge wacky.
I don't think this is wacky at all. I am not Polish or Catholic, in fact I have Amish Mennonite roots and although we did not have a butter lamb at Easter, it was always on the bride and grooms table at weddings!!! Our daughter is getting married very soon and I just made one tonight - obviously was surfing the web to make sure I was doing it correctly when I came across this post - fantastic!!! Don't know if my daughter will recognize the tradition but I just feel I want to do this - mostly for me :). It's been so interesting reading all the comments! Thanks for this post...


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White Bean, Kale and Sausage Stew
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- Fat: 17g
- Saturated fat: 5g
- Protein: 28g
- Carbohydrate: 61g
- Fiber: 12g
- Cholesterol: 41mg
- Sodium: 711mg
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- 3 15-oz. cans white beans, drained and rinsed
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- 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
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- 8 cups stemmed and chopped kale leaves (from 5 1/2 oz. bunch)
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- 1. Combine broth, tomatoes, beans, onion, garlic and sausage in a slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 4 to 5 hours.
- 2. Stir in kale, cover and cook until kale has softened, about 15 minutes. Season with salt before serving.
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My name is Cade Roster. I make art for a living. I do what I can with what I got. I love Lego. I hope you do too.
concept motorcycle
Had fun playing with my sons' Lego lately. Made these two guys using their parts only, with the exception of a light brick. I haven't used a light brick before so this was a pretty fun experiment, plus the challenge of using someone else's bricks, even if its someone in the family.
The second guy was just a random suit made roughly the same way with spare bricks. I'm happiest with the shoulders. The torso is still a work in progress.
Neo-Brawlers; The goofy one.
More of the Neo-Brawlers. Their backs are pretty dull.
I don't know why I ever called these guys Brawlers in the first place.
Neo-Brawlers. Working with some triangular parts for a change of pace.


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Vaulted onto the national stage after Rush Limbaugh labeled her a 'slut,' the activist and attorney is running for California state Senate—and the right-wing side-eye just keeps coming.
As Breitbart News predicted, Democrats Ben Allen and Sandra Fluke have made it to the top two in California's newly-adopted "jungle" primary system and will advance to November in one of the most interesting races to date. Both candidates are vying for Senator Ted Lieu's 26th District State Senate seat. Show More Summary
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Summerstock Productions, in partnership with the University of Central Oklahoma, invites audience to "take a shot" on a "rootin'-tootin" good time in the Wild West with its production of the Irving Berlin classic "Annie Get Your Gun" July 15-17 and 22-24 at Mitchell Hall Theater on Central's campus.
Performances are 8 p.m. on Fridays, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays.
Local theater favorite Renee Anderson will portray the title role of the quick-witted sharpshooter Annie Oakley who challenges dashing marksman Frank Butler to be the star of Buffalo Bill's traveling show. Sparks fly as the competition and romance heat up. The musical features some of Broadway's most recognized songs including "There's No Business Like Show Business," "Anything You Can Do," "I Got the Sun In The Morning," and "You Can't Get A Man With A Gun."
For Anderson, an Edmond native, the production is a return to her theatrical roots.
"'Annie Get Your Gun' was the first professional production I did when I was 13 at Lyric Theatre. I played Minnie, one of Annie's sister's. That was over 20 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday. I learned so many things being involved in that particular show. It holds so many wonderful memories for me and I can't wait to do it again!"
Anderson continues to perform and teach with Lyric, and has also performed locally with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Oklahoma City Repertory Theater, Carpenter Square Theatre and The Pollard Theatre and starred in regional productions at Dallas Summer Musicals, Kansas City Starlight Theater and Atlanta Theater of the Stars.
"I'm really looking forward to working with Renee. She is constantly working on show after show and always delivers, no matter what role she plays," said Shannon Hurleigh, Summerstock's artistic director.
"With her amazing voice and fantastic stage presence, she's sure to nail the title role by, borrowing from one of the show's songs, 'Doin' What Comes Natur'lly'."
Ticket prices are $15 for adults and $10 for children for evening shows. Matinees will be $10 for adults and $8 dollars for children. Tickets can be purchased in advance by credit card over the phone by calling the Mitchell Hall Theater box office at (405) 974-3375. Patrons can pay by credit card, cash or check in person at the Mitchell Hall box office located at the northeast corner of University Drive and Main Street in Edmond. The box office is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Summerstock season sponsors for 2011 include the Kerr Foundation Inc, The Edmond Sun, Edmond Life and Leisure, OU Medical Center Edmond and the Edmond Arts and Humanities Council.
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hi my father 82 years old has diagnosis a pancreas cancer
he have metastasis in liver and lung and i think i have nothing to do but today i see you in a video and you speak about Tumor Treating Fields, do you believe that my father have an option to live using this fields and what i need to do to get this fields quicky thanks please answer me most fast as posble (im from chile)
Oct 6 2012: Hi nice.
I think this website is worth checking. It involves eating apricot seeds. Many say it has helped, some say they are poisonous which I know is not true, as myself & my family take them every day as a preventative measure.
God Bless
Oct 6 2012: This is a tough call. i must congratulate you for being brave enough to enter this place and ask that question. I dont know if you will find the help you need for your dad in this site. I hope you do. And i hope that with your good spirit you can motivate him to fight and dont give an inch to the enemy for free. If you believe in God then may God be with you and your father.
Oct 6 2012: Nice, you have a challenge ahead, but John is right in saying this is not the best place for good medical advice!
Try some of the medical organizations that have cancer specialists.
Meanwhile, best wishes for your father's health, comfort, and quality of life. It always makes sense for each of us to make the most of our time. None of us knows how long we have.
Oct 6 2012: "i want to do all posible to help him to survive even be a little bit more"
I understand that and I hope you succeed, but remember that he already lived for a respectable 82 years. Are you sure you're not just trying to keep him alive for yourself? Chances are he himself is at peace with things as they are. You can't keep him alive forever.