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Dark chocolate & orange cake
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Prep: 40 mins Cook: 1 hr, 30 mins Plus cooling timeSkill level
Cuts into 10 slicesA dense, dark and devilishly delicious cake, this will be gone before you know it
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- 1 Seville orange
- a little melted butter, for greasing
- 100g plain chocolate, broken into pieces
- 3 eggs
- 280g caster sugar
- 240ml sunflower oil
- 25g cocoa powder
- 250g plain flour
- 1½ tsp baking powder
- orange candied peel, to decorate
For the chocolate ganache
- 200g plain chocolate, broken into pieces
- 225ml double cream
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- Pierce the orange with a skewer (right through). Cook in boiling water for 30 minutes until soft. Whizz the whole orange in a food processor until smooth; let cool.
- Preheat the oven to 180C/gas 4/fan 160C.Grease and line the base of a 23cm/9in round cake tin. Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water or in the microwave for 2 minutes on High, stirring after 1 minute. Let cool.
- In a large bowl, lightly beat the eggs, sugar and oil. Gradually beat in the puréed orange, discarding any pips, then stir in the cooled melted chocolate. Sift in the cocoa, flour and baking powder. Mix well and pour into the tin. Bake in the centre of the oven for 55 minutes, or until the cake springs back when lightly pressed in the middle. (Check after 45 minutes and cover with foil if it is browning too much.) Allow to cool for 10 minutes in the tin, then turn out on to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Make the chocolate ganache: put the chocolate into a heatproof bowl. Bring the cream to the boil and pour over the chocolate. Leave for 2 minutes, then stir until smooth. Set aside until firm enough to spread over the cake – up to 1½ hours.
- Transfer the cake to a serving plate. Using a palette knife, swirl the ganache over the top. Decorate with strips of candied orange peel.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, January 2003
Comments, questions and tips
I first made this cake for a friends birthday and it was a big hit! Very rich though so you only need a small slice. I've made it a few times since and its easy to overcook which makes it a bit dry so watch it carefully! Also be careful to remove any large pips from the orange once blitzed. Delicious cake though!
Delicious! The orange flavour carried through amazingly to add a fresh tang to a very rich cake. The cake rose well and both times I've made it I found it was better without the overwhelming frosting. I found that by substituting half the flour for almond meal and a quarter of the caster sugar for brown sugar the cake was even more rich and had a darker and deeper flavor.
Pretty easy to make and tastes devine! Be careful to blend the orange really well though as there might be some hidden lumps. If you make it in a fan oven it will bake a lot faster than 55 minutes so keep an eye on it. It says 55 minutes but I was able to take mine out after just 35. I will definitely make it again!


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Though the food was very delicious, major browny points are for the courteous, professional and attentive staff. They made us feel at home and the service was prompt and friendly. Will go back there for the great experience we had at this place.
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One of the best restaurants in the area. Nice for a casual meeting. Attentive service, but not overly intrusive.
We have not been for several years. Many changes here, some good, some not so. I was very annoyed that we had to park many lots down from the restaurant or pay a valet for a short walk. Even though the food has improved and they added an attractive outdoor area that was very crowded, and looked like a faux Tuscan winery, I will not pay to park. I think it is awful to make folks walk that far to enjoy very expensive food when there are so many restaurants just as good, near by, that don't force you to walk.
Went here for our anniversary. Our server Alison was fun and friendly. It was really busy but she kept us informed about the progress of our food. Listened to music from stonehaus next door which was really fun. Decor was beautiful.
We had a bday party for a friend. We bought a cake and balloons for the table. When I arrived the hostess told me They don't allow balloons in the restaurant. It was about 6 balloons with a weight so it would just sit in the center of the Table. I asked her f I could just show them to the bday girl and she said yes. I did and than I proceeded to Take them outside and put them in my car. As I passed the hostess I apologized for bring them and she said You can have them on the table just this one time. I'm still trying to figure this out. They charges a fee for Cutting the cake. The food was really good. The waiters are great. It's a beautiful restaurant
We had a wonderful breakfast. The service was amazing. Thank you for the wonderful time!
Was in need of a setting that allowed for enjoyable but serious conversation - the setting was perfect. The special was an excellent sea bass - surprisingly good.
Mediterraneo has a nice happy hour and delicious, well-prepared dinner entrees.
it would be hard to find a more scenic venue for lunch! I love having this local gem practically in my back yard. They just do it right, and they are terrific for a meal anytime of day, as well as happy hour!
The restaurant service was very good on two occastions. All requests were met gracefully. THe menu is different and the food was quite good. We will come here often
This location is fantastic! Went here for my anniversary and did not disappoint. Highly recommend for any occasion.
Timely service by charming waitress, food outstanding, prices a bit steep, but not outrageous.
The ambience and the food made the dining experience an outstanding one. The service was very good as well.
We booked Mediterraneo for a family celebratory brunch, and were won over by the service - ambiance - and food. We dined at this restaurant many years ago when it was under a different name. They have really gone overboard to provide diners with a relaxing and wonderful experience. We sat outdoors and even walked around the grounds after brunch taking some beautiful family photos. Everyone loved their food! This will be our new special place to take visitors from out-of-town to brunch. It's fabulous!
We love coming to this restaurant. The outdoor patio looking over the pond is so pretty, no wonder there are so many weddings here. The food is pricy but delicious. I would come more if the prices were better. My kids love walking around the water too.
Nice ambiance. Wait staff was attentive and polite. The patio area was very pleasant. Good was well prepared. All this combined for a very pleasant luncheon experience.
Four of us were pleased with our food. Unfortunately, the food is slow to come out and the server is slow to take your order and bring the check. The back waiters are every ready to clear plates and refill beverages. The bread basket is always perfection as is the house made tapenade. The outdoor patio is lovely and good for conversation. I think the slow service is a temporary phase, because we have been coming here for years and it was not a problem before. The Key Lime Pie is the best in town. I used to think the best was found at The Grill on the Alley. The Butterscotch pudding topped with salted peanuts is true comfort food. Both desserts are large portions to be shared.
We had the pleasure to dine here twice and each time have been seated on the beautiful outdoor side patio. (They also have a front patio area.) We invited friends to dinner to celebrate a birthday. So, it was a special occasion. Our server, Jamie, was attentive but not ever annoying. She made some suggestions that helped based on our tastes for the evening. The food was prepared and presented well. The lighting was like "Goldie Locks & The Three Bears", not too bright and not too dim, but just right! We had a wonderful evening and look forward to the next visit. As a side note, please remember that we could not recommend some things because we never tried them. not because they are bad. But, we will try them in the future.
My husband and I were here for date night. Had outstanding braised shirt ribs! Unfortunately the service, while friendly, was terribly slow. Most likely it was a slowness in the kitchen. Still, I would go back again.
Great spot for romantic getaway dinner. We had a friend join my wife and I so it wasn't so romantic for us. Great ambiance and excellent food. Very few vegetarian choices but they say they will make something for you if that's what you prefer. All in all a great dinner. One glitch was that it took about 10 minutes before a waiter showed up at our table. I don't care what the reason was, this was unacceptable for any restaurant.
The food, service, and atmosphere is excellent. Our waiter was knowledgeable and friendly. I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a very nice restaurant to have an intimate dinner.
I had my birthday dinner here a few nights ago and it was a perfect selection. The patio dining is a beautiful setting. Our sever was absolutely wonderful and it happen to be a Tuesday and there was no corkage fee for the wine we had brought - a nice addition! Every one of our plates for the four of us were terrific. We had the mussels appetizer with the most amazing broth. I had the Caesar salad, and I loved it with a nice light dressing. The halibut entree with the "creamless" corn was spectacular. Great fish and the best corn I have ever had! The Ahi tuna was wonderful and brick chicken also very good. We will definitely be coming back.
This restaurant has exceptional food, good service and very clean. Great for special occasions, especially if you have a large group.
I took my hubby here for a bday dinner. Being a steak and potatoes guy there were good meat dishes to choose from. And I especially enjoyed the Frutti De Mare . We will return for sure.
This restaurant never fails to deliver a fine dining experience. They pay attention to every detail.
My husband and I are always trying to find great getaways and quite nights, great ambience, service, menu was a little sparse but overall great time!
I had one of the best evenings in a long time at Mediterraneo and the adjacent area. Everything was perfect!!!
The food was amazing and the setting was beautiful. Server Tobias was extremely professional and helpful. My date and I shared things and started with a glasses of Foley Pinot Noir and the artichokes appi. with the mushroom appi. followed by a house salad with the lemon vin dressing and moved to the sea bass with the creamless corn and a side of the heirloom carrots...amazing! going back soon.
I reserved on line and asked for a few accommodations due to two guests being handicapped. When I got there, the hostess was so kind as she took me around and made sure that I had the perfect table. When we were sitting down, the waiter was exceptional. Two of the guests are quite difficult to please due to their physical problems. Our waiter understood their needs and was on top of everything. He knew the menu in and out and he was very kind. The hostess even asked how everything was. When I got home I found three messages on my home phone asking me about the seating. That meant a lot to me. Your staff is kind, generous and genuinely concerned about the patrons' happy dining experience. Thank you.
The four of us seated out on the patio with a scenic view of the lake with geese swimming in it, just lovely. Wonderful menu, lots of interesting dishes to choose from. Food was high quality and delicious. Our service was very poor, very slow. My husband has had lunch there a few times with his golf buddies and consistently has poor, slow service. However the quality of the food outweighs the lack of service.
Outstanding. Better dining experience than I was expecting. Food was amazing, service was excellent. The best margarita in town. Desserts are wonderful.
This is my girlfriend's and my second time to Mediterraneo. Our first experience was our first "official date" several months back. It was amazing and wonderful then, and it is just as amazing and wonderful. I would highly recommend Mediterraneo to all my firends and anyone looking for a nice, classic place to have a great dinner!
It's located next to Westlake Village inn and StoneHaus. Good was great. Service a little slow which means more time to eat bread and olives and have less room for dinner. Outside is nicer since the inside smelled of food too much. Heated. We had tomato soup and a mushroom for appetizers. Pasta and steak for dinner. Everything was excellent. Has good wine and cocktail list albeit expensive unnecessarily. Overall, highly recommended place..
We fully enjoyed our dinner, and our waiter made sure that all was well in an attentive, discreet way. (Wish I remembered his name. Sorry.). I ate the rock fish chef's special, and my husband had tender, flavorful steak and frites. Yummy on both counts. My husband asked for medium, and it was cooked just how he likes. My roasted fish dinner was just about the best I ever had. In fact, we returned the following night and drank wine on the patio, while enjoying two amazing appetizers: grilled miatake mushroom on ricotta, and wood-baked artichoke with lemon aioli. Allison was our server, and she was both gracious and enthusiastic. It's wonderful when wait people strike the right note; staff is very well selected and trained.
This has become our FAVORITE spot for dining with friends from all over SoCal... including Santa Barbara! midway between SB and LA, it is the ideal spot and oh so fabulous for food and ambiance! Wow!
My wife and I happily dined at Mediterraneo on a Saturday evening in celebration of our wedding anniversary. We have been there before and the food is excellent. We enjoyed the prime rib and swordfish. The dining room is quiet and easy on the eyes. The staff are quick and courteous. The only thing I would change is to do away with the valet parking as there is plenty of room for self parking.
The food tasted wonderful and the service was good. The noise level was excessive and we asked to be placed in a quiet corner!
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Parents 56th wedding anniversary and we decided to do brunch at the last minute. Excellent breakfast items to choose from, everyone finished their meals. During the morning it is very quiet, perfect for the 'mature' group.
Med periodically changes up its menu and it did so again just recently. WOW. Always with the best meats / fish and all fresh ingredients, the food here is outstanding! TRY the salmon and white fish - so GOOD! Really a fine experience.
Took my wife and teenage son for a nice dinner. We were very pleasantly surprised about every aspect of the evening. Excellent menu. Excellent food. Excellent service. So nice to sit and look out over the small lake back-lit for effect. The place was not overly crowded and not too loud. The waiter made us feel like we were his only table. The filet was almost fork-cut tender.
Incredible. The food was absolutely delicious. The meatballs are not on the menu any more, but we sat first in the bar and the tender went to the back and got us an order anyway. She had the trout and I had the swordfish. Perfect! It was so delicous we couldn't stop commenting on it at each bite. The waiter was good, but not really the best, however the food made up for him. Nothing particular, just the overall demeanor. This has become one of our most favorite restaurants. Thank you.
What can I say, a beautiful setting, great wine and drinks and the food second to none. We love this place and you should too!
As a Westlake resident, this is perhaps my favorite overall. Reasonable prices, wine/corkage friendly and always tasty dishes. Becoming more popular all the time and they continue to work to improve. Neighborhood gem
We made arrangements to take our son here for Thanksgiving, expecting it to be "fine" and ordinary Thanksgiving fare. We were so pleased with everything about this place. All of us went ahead and chose the chef's special Thanksgiving meal, but it was really special. The brioche/chestnut stuffing was amazing; turkey & trimmings were succulent, and portions were generous. We started out with a butternut soup garnished with pumpkin seeds which was creamy and rich. Then, we ended on their pumpkin pie and chocolate pudding pie - both the perfect ending to a holiday meal. We have a small family and have often enjoyed Thanksgiving meals out, but we all greed that this might have been the best one yet!
Good is just ok, but the property is beautiful! Service is just ok, but it's so pretty outside you don't notice!
I wanted to take my nephews out for lunch where they live. I am not from the area so I didn't know about the restaurant. I found it on OpenTable. I had a very nice experience. The restaurant is in a very nice setting next to a pond and golf course. The food was very well made and flavorful. Overall we all had a very good time. Definitely would like to go back there again.
Maybe it´s convenience and proximity, but more than anywhere else my wife and I end up at Mediterraneo on Friday nights. Based on that I had to give it 5 stars. We love the setting, the ability to go for a great walk or for a glass next door afterwards, and the people watching is amusing as well. The food is consistent and of a good quality. Service can be hit or miss.


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A postal union has extended the deadline on a ballot of Royal Mail staff on whether to go on strike over Government plans to privatise the service.
It was due to close today and would affect Oxfordshire if it went ahead.
But the Communication Workers Union has said it will now close the ballot on October 16 and the result will be announced on the same day.
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Motivation is concerned with behaviour and effort at work. Employers and managers are not only looking for employees with skills and qualifications, but also for those who are motivated and committed to the organisation. It has long been assumed that a motivated employee will be happier, work harder, longer and perform to higher standard than the less motivated.
Managers have at their disposal a bewildering array of theories and practical techniques in order motivate their employees. Typically, these try to identify what motivates people to work, why some people work harder than others, and offer blanket solutions that often fail in their implementation. Motivation is an attractive concept that promises much, but ultimately raises more questions than it answers.
Where do we go from here? Christine Doyle, a UK occupational psychologist, argues that managers have been asking the wrong question when it comes to motivation. According to Doyle, the question is not what motivates employees to work, rather, what are they motivated to do? Surprisingly, money is not always the answer.
Often the starting point of motivation in the workplace is money. Yet, we know from extensive studies (and personal experience) that money is only part of the motivation equation. In many cases money has been shown to be a poor motivator, hence the limitations and disappointment associated with most pay-for-performance schemes.
Interestingly, employees in occupations characterised by 'low pay' such as cleaning and child care for example, tend to exhibit higher levels of motivation, commitment and overall job satisfaction than other higher paid workers. How might we account for the motivation of cleaners and childcare employees and is their level of commitment and motivation genuinely oriented to the organisation, or does it lie elsewhere?
The answer, it seems, lies in self-identity - how an individual sees and expresses her or himself and the values that they possess. Motivation, therefore, involves self-management as we are motivated to engage in behaviours that support the ideas we have of ourselves.
For those whose identity revolves around work, their goals and behaviours will be strongly organisation related. For those whose identity lies outside of their work, their work related behaviours are more concerned with economic survival and pursuing non-work related goals. In the example of cleaners and child care workers, motivation and effort is not necessarily aligned with that of the organisation but to goals outside of work such as family relationships.
For managers, then, motivation should be seen as something that is highly individual and to accept that what employees will or will not work towards may not always be closely aligned to the interests of the organisation. The real challenge for managers is to embrace this reality.
Dr Shaun Ryan is a lecturer in management and employment relations in the Faculty of Business and Law at the University of Newcastle.


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The idea of a war movie is one of the least revolutionary plots out there. We've all seen the quintessential shots of soldiers roughhousing in the barracks, Marines gearing up for duty, or helping each other try to survive in their final moments. They're moving and exciting, yes, but probably won't make you jump off your read
Miley Cyrus may have come up short at the Grammy nominations announcement yesterday, but she's shattered Vevo viewing records, and has the two most watched videos of 2013 with "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop." Not too shabby. Impressively, "Wrecking Ball" slightly trumps "We Can't Stop" with read


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Just after 8 p.m. a southbound car attempted to pass a slow moving vehicle. A pickup truck was headed northbound at the same time. The car and the pick up hit nearly head-on.
The accident happened on State Route 89 near mile marker 301, which is near the Utah County and Sanpete County Border.
The roads were snow covered and slick. Utah Highway Patrol says the cause of the crash was driving too fast for the road conditions.
One driver was in critical condition and was transported by ambulance to the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon, where he was transferred to a medical helicopter and taken to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. The second driver was in poor condition and was transported by ambulance to the same medical center.
The highway was closed for about an hour for medical response and investigation.


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This 1951 Studebaker was restored in the late 80's by a Studebaker clay modeler who worked on these Studebaker's in the 40's and 50's.... More
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On 15, Jul 2012 | 3 Comments | In Food | By kanannie
The Japanese have a term of the feeling of low energy and loss of appetite which comes during the stiflingly hot and humid summers (think, sauna) in the island country: natsubate. Since the term was coined around the eighth century, the Japanese have used food to prevent or beat natsubate in the form of cold and refreshing meals.
With this summer being especially hot here on the East Coast, although less humid, we've been craving cold dishes to stave off the heat. Below are three dishes we've been happy with recently. Recipes coming soon.
Cold Soba Noodles Topped with Uni, Nori and Scallions with a Soy-Mirin-Dashi Sauce


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Users report 30GB Zunes seizing up; Microsoft IDs clock bug
Looks like the Midwest isn't the only thing that's freezing up this holiday season: many people are reporting that their 30GB Zunes are spontaneously going on the fritz as well.
The symptom is being reported widely on discussion boards about Microsoft's music player, including Zune.net, Zune User Community Forums, and ZuneScene. With the problem, people's Zunes reboot but freeze when the startup status bar reaches 100 percent.
Some users reported the problem happened at exactly midnight PST, at the very beginning of the last day of the year. That timing led some wags to call the problem Z2K after the Y2K problem that was widely feared to cripple the computing industry when computer clocks moved from 1999 to 2000.
"It reset itself. I don't know why," said one owner who posted an account of his Zune problem on YouTube after reporting it on the Zune.net forum.
Microsoft didn't immediately respond to requests for comment Wednesday morning, but issued a statement later in the day (see below).
"I hate to say it but I believe this is the end of the road for the Zune and I. Just as I was happy with the last update and things were fine, we get another major meltdown. I was always supportive and had good things to say about my Zune to those that would ask, however this is the nail in the coffin," griped user Redinight on a ZuneScene discussion board. "I can't take it anymore. I can't sit here all the time and wonder what Microsoft does right or wrong anymore, I just want to get up and go listen to my music. Listening to music is about the last thing I do with my Zune. I always have to reinstall, download new firmware, or wait for the slow software to catch up. Now this? I want to throw it away and never look back." … Read more


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Thought it would be great if we could collect together everyone's Apple/Final Cut workflows for Red in one thread. If this was already done forgive me, but would be great to see what others are doing so we can compare notes.
Do you use RedTrip? When do you use Redcine? Do you rely on another program entirely for your workflow? Do you convert all the footage first? Do the proxies work for you?
I know there are a lot of variations, and of course projects can determine extra steps but would be interesting to see.
For simplicity something along the lines of
First This > Then This > Then This Program > Finished
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AMHA - Google Places
The AMHA Chooses Google Places as a Powerful Tool for Your Clients to Find You!
By working with the Google Places program, the AMHA members have found the best combination of visibility and control
If You Can't Beat'em, Google'em
As the internet has exploded into use, Google has emerged as the dominant search tool and and it is no surprise that they are the best resource when it comes to putting your practice "On the Map".
If Google can bring us an actual street view of your practice address, then it seems logical that you might also "let them in the door" and show them how your practice looks inside. Your AMHA Practice listing becomes another resource on the internet and is located by searchers at Google and directly, at the AMHA Therapist Locator.
Google Apps, such as Gmail and Google Blogs, Google Docs and other great tools are an excellent way to get with the program and save money by refusing to reinvent the internet wheel.
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Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement
To promote Christian Fiction through developing the skills of its authors, educating them in the market, and serving as an advocate in the traditional publishing industry.
Statement Of Faith
Jesus is God incarnate; salvation comes through him alone:
Jesus answered, I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
John 14:6 NIV
The Bible is God's Infallible Word:
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness
2 Timothy 3:16 NIV
Overview of ACFW
From airport newsstands to Newsweek, Christian fiction continues to grow in popularity, resonating with readers looking for both faith and fiction. The growth of the genre has birthed many new writers, as evidenced by the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW).
ACFW has over 2600 members worldwide, consisting of authors, editors, agents, publicists and aspiring writers and was organized in 2000 under the name of American Christian Romance Writers (ACRW). In 2004, the group changed the name to American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) in response to the diverse needs of its membership, who write across many genres.
The group offers a variety of services and benefits to members in an effort to fulfill its mission to encourage writers of Christian fiction, develop their skills, educate them in the market, and serve as an advocate in the traditional publishing industry. Members are invited to join an e-mail loop and participate in the forums, both of which provide venues for discussions about writing and the business of publishing. Mentor groups, critique groups, and monthly online workshops offer aspiring authors the training and interaction they need to develop their craft to a publishable level. Further, members can join regional and local groups and develop relationships with other writers in their area.
Published authors enjoy the promotional benefits provided by the group which include announcing new book releases, the opportunity to have a book featured in the ACFW Book Club, and the Featured Author interviews published on the web site, which attracts thousands of visitors each month.
In addition, ACFW hosts an annual national conference that has become the premier event among Christian fiction writers and other industry professionals for the quality classes and networking opportunities provided there. The first national conference, held in Kansas City, Missouri, in 2002 attracted 100 attendees. In September 2012 ACFW hosted 700 conferees in Dallas, where former CEO and now Chairman of Thomas Nelson Publishers, Michael Hyatt served as keynote speaker. Past conference keynote speakers include Francine Rivers, Robin Lee Hatcher, Karen Kingsbury, Karen Ball, James Scott Bell, and Angela Hunt, and other popular, best-selling authors in the inspirational market. Our keynote speaker for our conference in September 2013 is multi-published author, Robin Jones Gunn. This year's conference will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana. Details can be found here.
ACFW Testimonials
One of the reasons that I waited so long to begin my personal novel journey was because I believed that writing was something that I would have to do in isolation. I believed that I wouldn't have any support or help. I was so wrong!! When God finally broke through my hard head and made it clear that I was to rewrite my screenplay into a novel, I went to Google and searched, "Christian Fiction Writing" and it brought me to you (ACFW). And here I am! And oh, how my life is infinitely richer! I have fallen in love with writing again. And I have found a great big group of cheerleaders! I am fully supported and far from isolated. Sarah Salter


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Art and Craft of the Subcontinent
A Pakistani The Muslims rulers of India, specially the Moguls have left very deep impact on the art and craft of the subcontinent, and surely Pakistan is its rightful beneficiary. Be it music, craftsmanship, architecture, literature (specially poetry), all branches of art and craft have been greatly influenced by the Arabs, Persians, Turks and lately the Moguls. Although, the impact of Victorian and western styles due to the 100 years British rule in India has left some imprints, one is still spellbound and fascinated by the impact the Muslims.


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Recently a few of my roleplays seem to have died down, and I had a week with no time so others have dropped but now that I'm in the groove of things I want to start a couple more roleplays. This thread will be continually updated to add or subtract genres when more slots open for roleplays.
I am an experienced writer that prefers to play dominant roles. I always play male as my main characters, and I only do mxf in romance roleplays.
Slots open: 2
- No limits. I want detail. All detail. Be it in sex, during violence, or conversation. Everything a character does should mean something and I always choose to describe as much as possible. I don't like having limits imposed on me. I like darker themes often, and that can include but is not limited to violence, sex, gore, infidelity, abuse, etc.
- Be Literate. I write anywhere around 250-1000 words per post. I will match whatever you give me, but please no less than a paragraph per post.
- Be active. I can post at least once a day, and I don't require you to be as active as I am but you must be able to rely at least every other day unless something comes up.
- Not a fan of OOC. I don't like to chat too much. We can chat a bit if you'd prefer but I usually just like to focus on our writing.
- Contribute. Don't leave me as the only one who pushes the plot forward, unless it calls for it, then I'm happy to. If you have an idea, just throw it in. You don't have to run it by me. I prefer surprises!
~ - This means it is a craving.
+ - This means I have some plot ideas.
Best friends ~
Sister x Brothers Best Friend
Boss x Secretary ~+
Divorced man x Married Woman
Junkie x Dealer
Suggestions ~
Medieval/Mild Fantasy ~ +
Western ~
Arranged Marriage
Things I will Not Do
Excessive Fantasy
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I am curious as to whether anyone has any insight into running a online retail business in the former Soviet Republics. Most of the western world is quite used to Credit Cards, and other electronic forms of payments. This is not the case for most people within the former Soviet states where Cash and Carry is still the norm.
With the credit or rather debit cards and other electronic forms becoming available to more people how worried should I be about Credit card fraud? and are there any possibilities for me as a merchant to prevent it?


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This and Chanel's loose powder are must haves from Chanel. Partly because they are the most cost efficient and are awesome. The soleil goes on super smooth and I use the Real Techniques Expert Face brush. I saw it on pixiwoo. It helps get into the hollow of the cheek. Then use upwards around the face and hairline. Downwards yo the jaw line and bridge of nose
I don't break out it doesn't look dirty. It's classically beautiful Chanel.
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Love this product- I always end up going back to it. Personally I think it is great for winter time as in the summer it is slightly lighter and I like a powder bronzer in the summer as it is lighter.
Great for an all over colour for olivey skin that goes slightly yellow in the winter!!
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bronze universel... a unique and great product from chanel! this bronzer is too die for if your like a B10 to B40 in chanel foundations, its a creamy glowy bronzer that applies like a dream under or over foundation i love to wear it over my foundation during the summer when i have a tan (B20-B30) but if i wear it over in the winter (B10) it can come off a tiny bit orange. my favorite way to use this product is to apply a generous amount in ALL the contours of my face and then apply a light layer of foundation, mine is vitalumiere aqua (by chanel) and it looks sunning! the price is completely worth it because you get so much product and it lasts forever! however tha packaging is beautiful and luxurious but annoying because its so big! btw the product has the tinniest amount of tiny tiny micro shimmer just gives you a slight glow:)
i could do without this product. i am nc35 skin toned. i have to layer and layer it until i can see something, and by this time, my foundation has slightly moved. i use a dense real techniques face liquid foundation brush to apply this because i cannot be bothered to layer slowly. i have also used a stippling brush and that moves my foundation even more.
i like the smell of the product. it is a hard cream product that you swirl your brush into and then apply to your cheeks. when i am a nc30 the colour pulls up nicely on me but then starts to fade at about 5 hours. i prefer bronzing powders because they tend to stay all day.
it cost me $45 form strawberrynet but in the shops i think its arounf $60-$70 AUD.
the colour is mid ranged between red and brown. it is natural looking until you have to build it up heavy (which is often on my face). i wish theyd made a darker one for darker tones. i wont be buying this again purely based on the price, the longevity on my oily skin isnt the best, and i feel uncomfortable putting my brush into a pot all the time. (i know thats weird and that dry powders have just as much bacteria i am sure, but it being a cream and me always putting a brush in it and some hairs getting stuck on the product just creeps me out.)
nice palstic, sturdy packaging, great smell, and nice for lighter tones. but otherwise, no i dont think its the best bronzer to have landed on earth. spend your money elsewhere i think.
I am absolutely OBSESSED with this bronzer. For me, it's been a little bit hit or miss with Chanel makeup...some of their products I love, some are so-so, and others I absolutely loathed. But this is one product that I don't think I can ever be without. It creates the most beautiful, subtle, bronzed, glowing look that I can wear every day - no matter how tan or pale I may be. And a HUGE plus for me is that even though I have oily skin and this is a cream product, it doesn't make me more oily and it does not slide around once I've applied it.
At first it was a little difficult to figure out what brush to use with this. I tried the MAC 109 for awhile, and while that is a great shape, tiny little black hairs from the brush got stuck all in the cream, and my OCD tendencies could not handle that. So I switched to the Sephora Classic Mineral Powder Brush #45 and that has been a perfect fit. I think any medium-sized, dense, domed, synthetic brush would do the trick with this.
I use this as a bronzer, not as an all over base as it is labelled. Just some on the cheeks, down the bridge of the nose, across the forehead and a touch on the chin, and I look like I've actually spent some time acquiring a sun-kissed glow at the beach, rather than sitting inside on a computer all day.
Bottom line, you don't need this product, but even though I have plenty of other bronzers, the others just don't hold a candle to this one. I LOVE IT!
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If what you want is sunkissed-looking, Victoria's Secret model-looking, subtley bronzed and dewey skin...you will be as obsessed with this as I am.
Of course, I had a little sticker shock when the cashier rang me up for this back in March, but that didn't matter once I was successful in applying it. On that note, it DID take me a few tries to get it perfect. I don't use this as a primer, I use it as a bronzer on the top of my cheekbones. I mostly had trouble finding a brush that worked well with it. I started off using a stippling brush, which didn't pick up nearly enough product and didn't blend so well. Next, I tried a synthetic flat top brush which seemed to over-blend. The next brush I tried was the ELF synthetic blush brush, and it works PERFECTLY with it.
Once I mastered application, I was able to admire how long this bronzer lasts on my skin and the copperly glow it gives. I also love that, with daily usage since March, I've only made the slightest dent in the 1oz jar.
My one complaint? Every little piece of hair and lint that has ever existed somehow ends up on the surface of this.
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Wow! This bronzer is amazing!
I had seen a lot of YouTube gurus use this in their tutorials, and finally decided to spend the cash. It is a little pricey, but I do believe you get what you pay for. I'm fairly light skinned (NW25) and I can still use this product without looking too muddy or orange. I apply after foundation and use a Sigma F80 brush, give it a couple of swirls and that's enough for my cheeks and contour around my hairline. It's consistency is like a hard mousse/cream, so I don't think you get too much product come off on your brush either, which prevents the tango look. It also seems to last a lot longer than my powder bronzer, so is great for work or days out.
The packaging is gorgeous, and adds a touch of glamour to your make-up bag.
I really do love this bronzer, and think even though it's a little pricey, it's definitely a product worth it's price tag.
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Works great before the summer, on pale skin! After a couple of days on the beach, you can't see it on the face, it just doesn't add color/tan to the already tanned skin.


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The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) is comprised of several formidable forces that act together as an independent grant-making effort to protect the world's fragile ecosystems in ways that benefit people and their environment.
It's an impressive collaboration among Conservation International, the French Development Agency, the Global Environment Facility, the Government of Japan, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and the World Bank.
Whether supporting winemakers in South Africa, rural communities in China, or rangers in Belize, CEPF backs fascinating and effective projects. CEPF grantees are undoubtedly a diverse group, but they also share a passion for protecting the most biologically unique yet threatened places on Earth.
CEPF gives grants and technical assistance to non-governmental organizations and other private sector partners in the world's biodiversity hotspots. By focusing on the most important areas within these broader regions in the developing world, CEPF support has helped grantees give people jobs, regenerate natural resources, and safeguard habitats for plants and animals. The fund ensures that each dollar it invests stretches as far as it possibly can.
Everywhere CEPF works, it's a team effort to protect critical ecosystems, promote healthy lifestyles, and bolster economic stability. The groups supported collaborate with many others, multiplying the impact to conserve the places they call home.
With a Secretariat based at our own home in CI's Arlington headquarters, CEPF has grown fast. Since awarding its first grants in 2001, the program has committed more than $94 million to support more than 1,250 groups in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Partners supported by the fund have helped protect more than 9 million hectares of rich land and influenced policies to benefit both people and nature in dozens of countries.
For more information, visit CEPF's website.
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It's official: As of April 3, 2007 at 1815 hrs, EDST at the Olean, NY EB Games store, I put money on two copies of BioShock. They have them up for reserve order/pre sale. Once the Perks section kicks in and I can order the CE/LE/SE Edition from 2k, I'll have three copies.
Ah, the anticipation. I feel like a kid on Christmas Eve.


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TechEd North America is Microsoft's premier technology conference for IT Professionals and Enterprise Developers, providing the technical education, product evaluation, and community resources to plan, architect, deploy, manage and secure a connected enterprise.
Born from the specific, deep technical needs of a subset of the IT community focused on systems management, the Microsoft Management Summit was created by the community itself, and has evolved to cover the Microsoft vision across PCs, devices, datacenter, and cloud computing.
We are excited to announce that in 2014, we are bringing together the best of TechEd and MMS at TechEd North America in Houston, TX. The brightest and most skilled technology professionals from both communities will meet to increase their technical expertise through deep hands-on technical learning, sharing of best practices and interaction with Microsoft and a variety of industry experts and their peers.
Value of Attending TechEd
TechEd North America 2014 is your best source for the latest news, trends, resources and deep technical education that make you experts in your field and prepare you for tomorrow's innovations.
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Opportunity to participate in the broadest range of learning opportunities across the breadth of Microsoft technologies and solutions; exposure to product innovations from Microsoft and our Partners; and advance previews of future technologies.
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Two powerful communities will have the rich experience they expect, plus the opportunity to interact with technology professionals in both structured and informal settings.
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Access to more experts from the Microsoft ecosystem and industry experts; greater exposure to engineers, product experts and industry influentials who know the technologies best.
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The first phantom absentee ballot request hit the Miami-Dade elections website at 9:11 p.m. Saturday, July 7.
The next one came at 9:14. Then 9:17. 9:22. 9:24. 9:25.
Within 2½ weeks, 2,552 online requests arrived from voters who had not applied for absentee ballots. They streamed in much too quickly for real people to be filling them out. They originated from only a handful of Internet Protocol addresses. And they were not random.
It had all the appearances of a political dirty trick, a high-tech effort by an unknown hacker to sway three key Aug. 14 primary elections, a Miami Herald investigation has found.
The plot failed. The elections departments software flagged the requests as suspicious. The ballots werent sent out.
But who was behind it? And next time, would a more skilled hacker be able to rig an election?
Six months and a grand-jury probe later, there still are few answers about the phantom requests, which targeted Democratic voters in a congressional district and Republican voters in two Florida House districts.
The foreman of that grand jury, whose report made public the existence of the phantom requests, said jurors were eager to learn if a candidate or political consultant had succeeded in manipulating the voting system. But they didnt get any answers.
We were like, Why didnt anyone do something about it? foreman Jeffrey Pankey said.
The Miami-Dade state attorneys office could not find the hacker because most of his or her actions were masked by foreign IP addresses. But at least some of the ballot requests originated in Miami and could have been further traced, The Herald found.
Prosecutors did not obtain that information as part of their initial inquiry, due to a miscommunication with the elections department.
On Friday, a day after The Miami Herald brought the domestic IP addresses to its attention, the office of State Attorney Katherine Fernández Rundle said it is reviewing them.
Under state election laws, only voters, their immediate family members or their legal guardians can submit absentee-ballot requests. Violations may be considered felony fraud.
The thwarted attempt targeted voters in three districts: Democrats in Congressional District 26, where four candidates including a suspected ringer criminally charged Friday with federal elections violations were vying to take on vulnerable Republican Rep. David Rivera; and Republicans in Florida House districts 103 and 112, two competitive seats.
Nine candidates were involved in the campaigns: Joe Garcia, Gustavo Marin, Gloria Romero Roses and Justin Lamar Sternad in District 26; Manny Diaz Jr., Renier Diaz de la Portilla and Alfredo Naredo-Acosta in District 103; and Gus Barreiro and Alex Diaz de la Portilla in District 112.
Garcia, Diaz and Alex Diaz de la Portilla won their primary races, all by comfortable margins. In the end, the phantom absentee ballots would not have changed the results.
But there was no way to know that at the time. And the ballots would have brought more voters into the light-turnout election. The phantom requests targeted infrequent voters who had not applied for absentees, most of whom wound up not voting in the primary at all.
Only candidates, political parties and committees have access during an election to lists updated daily showing which voters have already requested and returned absentee ballots.


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Permafrost Map for Northwestern Canada (Mackenzie Region)
The Permafrost Map for Northwestern Canada (Mackenzie Region) is a digital version of the 1:1,000,000 map produced by Heginbottom and Radburn [Heginbottom, J.A. and Radburn, L.K. (compilers) 1992. Permafrost and ground ice conditions of northwestern Canada; Geological Survey of Canada, Map 1691A, scale 1:1 000 000.] The map provides information on permafrost distribution and ground ice conditions in the Mackenzie Region of northwestern Canada. The data set comprises three data layers: maps of permafrost zones, rivers, and lakes. The map themes (layers) are in the ESRI Shapefile spatial data format (ArcView files). The permafrost map codes continuous, discontinuous, intermediate, sporadic, and isolated permafrost, and glaciers. Data are available via ftp View Metadata RecordData CitationThe following example shows how to cite the use of this data set in a publication. For more information, see our Use and Copyright Web page. Heginbottom, J.A. and Radburn, L.K. (compilers). 1992. Permafrost Map for Northwestern Canada (Mackenzie Region). [indicate subset used]. Boulder, Colorado USA: National Snow and Ice Data Center. See Also |


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Shooting Fish details
Format: | 12 DVD |
Starring: | Dan Futterman, Jane Lapotaire, Claire Cox, Peter Capaldi, Stuart Townsend, Nickolas Grace, Annette Crosbie, Jane L, Kate Beckinsale |
Director: | Stefan Schwartz |
Genre: | Comedy |
Studio: | ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO |
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Run time: | 1 hour 48 minutes |
Rental release: | 12 Apr 2001 |
Main languages: | English |
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By Karen931 (212 reviews) from Edinburgh , 15 Jul 2010I watched this aeons ago when it first came out and remember two things about it! It had a smart, snappy storyline, and Stuart Townsend who i instantly fell in love with!! And after watching again, its still a winner, okay films have moved on a great deal since this came out. But if you're on for a smart, clever and well scripted film this will work for you.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Californians recently voted for billions of dollars in tax increases, notably Proposition 30. To his credit, Gov. Jerry Brown was true to his word about raising taxes. He said any tax increase would be contingent on a vote of the people, which he secured for Prop. 30.
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Experts predict this anti-global-warming program will increase energy costs by billions of dollars, increase the cost of virtually everything else, trigger lost business activity and push major employers out of the state. This raises some very frightening issues in my mind.
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All this should lead reasonable people to think twice about hitting our families, jobs, and communities with a massive new energy tax and increased costs for everything, especially when we're facing billions in new taxes already.
Let's be clear. This measure won't save our schools, feed the hungry or fix our highways. This is an unnecessary hidden energy tax that will deal a devastating blow throughout our society and economy.
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Welcome all to the RP : The Fires of Rindaros. We hope that you will have a nice stay or enjoy reading the OOC and IC. It's to put it short a RP where you can make a character and try to strive for your own goals. Want to be the person that starts his own guild or faction? Go ahead! Want to be a successful merchant? Sure. Be the knight that helps the poor? Your own choice.
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It's your destiny!
*Yes, it's possible to join the royal family and such positions, but some NPC's will be controlled by the GM's, to balance the story. Though it's possible to work your way even up to become the ruler of a one of the two nations.
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