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British couple to raise Dh117,000 while walking down the aisle
Proceeds will be donated to a UK hospital that helped treat bride-to-be's father who was almost crippled by an accident
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- IN the name of my father: Dubai resident Alice Johnson with her father Andrew
Dubai: Alice Johnson, a Dubai resident, has decided to turn the time-honoured tradition of the father walking the daughter down the 15-metre wedding aisle into a fund-raising drive when she ties the knot in July.
The 33-year-old freelance writer from the UK is aiming to raise Dh117,000 for the physiotherapy department of her neighbourhood Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, that continues to treat her severely injured father.
Alice's father Andrew Johnson, 66, was crippled in a car accident in France in 2010. Two years later, and after five surgeries to fix his shattered thigh bones, Johnson, an aviation engineer, still needs regular physiotherapy sessions, and walks with the help of crutches.
Johnson and his wife Helen are currently visiting Dubai where Alice and her elder brother live with the latter's family.
Alice told XPRESS that it is a miracle that her father survived the accident, and that he is walking at all.
"I was really concerned: what if he were confined to the wheelchair for my wedding. I'm one of three daughters and he walked my two sisters down the aisle at their weddings. I'm absolutely thrilled to bits that my dad will be able to walk me down the aisle at my wedding," she said.
Alice and her fiancé Jon Potter, a Dubai-based technical manager from the UK, decided to launch a fund-raising initiative to coincide with their marriage on July 13 in England.
The couple has set up a fundraising page with Virgin Money Giving to give back to the community hospital that got Andrew literally back on his feet. "The walk might only be 15 metres down the church aisle but it means miles for my father, and he is quite determined to do it without support," said Alice.
She said it was important to give back to the community and the vastly-underfunded hospital. "I also think that physiotherapy and the fantastic work that physiotherapists do get overlooked in fundraising efforts," she added.
Those interested can donate as much or as little as they like at Virgin Money Giving Donation page at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/AisleWalk
There is also a blog page on Alice's website, www.aejohnson.co.uk/AisleWalk with the full story of her father's accident and recovery. A Facebook page www.facebook.com/AisleWalk will be posting updates as fundraising gears up.
The money will go into funding a private cubicle space, electric standing frame and a multi–gym weight station for the hospital.
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This yummy dressing is a favorite at Bikini Bootcamp. Try it over salads, fish, and vegetables. You can dilute with water to your liking.
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- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
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text: May 2008 (Vol. 1, Issue 2, pages 4-10) INSULIN RESISTANCE AND COMPENSATORY HYPERINSULINEMIA: THE LINCHPIN BETWEEN OBESITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE By Gerald M. Reaven, MD, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, United States firstname.lastname@example.com Introduction It has been estimated [1] that more than 50% of the U.S. population is overweight (body mass in- dex (BMI)>25.0 kg/m2), with ~20% designated as being obese (BMI>30 kg/m2). Given the impor- tance [2] of excess adiposity in increasing risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and the increase in the prevalence of overweight/obesity, it is essential that considerable thought be given as to how to address this dilemma. Patients with CVD tend to be insulin resistant [3, 4], and insulin resistance (and the compensatory hyperinsulinemia associated with insulin resistance) are independent pre- dictors of CVD [5-8]. Overweight/obese individuals tend to be insulin resistant and become more insulin sensitive with weight loss [9]. Thus, it can be postulated that a major contributor to the as- sociation between obesity and CVD is insulin resistance and that the risk of CVD will decrease when overweight/obese individuals lose weight. As straightforward as this formulation seems to be, the situation is not quite that simple and it ignores some important issues that must be addressed. Obesity Does Not Equal Insulin Resistance Not all overweight/obese individuals are insulin resistant and at increased risk for the associated adverse consequences. For example, studies in Pima Indians and individuals of European ancestry demonstrated that physical fitness was as powerful a modulator of insulin action as body weight, with each variable accounting for ~25% of the differences in insulin-mediated glucose disposal in nondiabetic individuals [10]. Furthermore, the report [11] from the European Group for the Study of Insulin Resistance (based on the analysis of specific measures of insulin resistance in 1146 nondiabetic, normotensive volunteers) showed that only ~25% of the obese individuals were clas- sified as being insulin resistant. 4 On the other hand, the fact that not all overweight/obese individuals are insulin resistant should not obscure the relationship between excess adiposity and insulin sensitivity: in general, the more obese an individual, the more likely they are to be insulin resistant. However, this relationship is far from perfect, and, as seen in Figure 1, it appears that differ- ences in BMI in apparently healthy, nondiabetic volunteers account for ~25% of the vari- ability in insulin-mediated glu- cose uptake as assessed by the insulin suppression test [12]. Furthermore, this estimate does not take into consideration the fact that overweight individu- als are often sedentary. Conse- quently, and similar to most studies examining the relation- ship between obesity and insu- lin action, the adverse impact of obesity on insulin resistance seen in Figure 1 is, if anything, exaggerated. Figure 1: Relationship between body mass index and measurement of insulin sensitivity in apparently healthy men and women. Insu- In summary: 1) not all obese lin sensitivity was quantified by determining the steady-state individuals are insulin resistant, plasma glucose concentration during the insulin suppression nor are all insulin resistant in- test. The higher the steady-state plasma glucose concentration, the more insulin resistant the individual. dividuals obese; 2) obesity is a modulator of insulin resistance, it is not a consequence; and 3) the adverse effect of insulin resistance on insulin-mediated glucose disposal is almost certainly exaggerated because the concomitant effect of decreased physical fit- ness in obese subjects is almost never taken into consideration. Weight Loss Is Not More Difficult in Obese, Insulin Resistant/Hyperinsulinemic Persons There seems to be a general perception that the compensatory hyperinsulinemia that prevents frank hyperglycemia from developing in insulin resistant individuals makes it extremely difficult for obese individuals to lose weight. As appealing as this notion seems to be, it is not consistent with available information. For example, there are population-based prospective studies in different ethnic groups showing that baseline insulin resistance and/or hyperinsulinemia either have no ef- fect on weight gain over time or actually predict that this is less likely to occur [13-15]. Further- more, results of two recent studies have shown that the ability to lose weight in response to calo- rie-restricted diets is unaffected by differences in insulin resistance and/or hyperinsulinemia: insu- lin resistant/hyperinsulinemic obese individuals lose weight as effectively (or ineffectively) as 5 equally overweight individuals who are insulin sensitive [16, 17]. An example of this is seen in Figure 2, which demonstrates the lack of any relationship between the amount of weight lost over a 2-month period of calorie restriction and the daylong plasma insulin concentrations to a test meal prior to starting the diet. Obesity, Insulin Resis- tance, and CVD Risk Fac- tors Since obese individuals tend to be insulin resistant, glucose in- tolerant, hyperinsulinemic, and dyslipidemic [9, 12, 16-19], it is not surprising that they are more likely to develop CVD. However, the fact that not all obese individuals are insulin resistant has important implica- tions concerning the clinical impact of the current epidemic of obesity. In the first place, it seems likely that the adverse metabolic consequences asso- Figure 2: Relationship between daylong integrated insulin response ciated with being insulin resis- (8 AM-4 PM) to a standard meal before the dietary interven- tant will be confined to a sig- tion, and the amount of weight loss in absolute terms (left panel) and as a percentage of body weight (right panel) after 2 nificant extent to those obese months of a calorie-restricted diet in 20 apparently healthy, individuals who are also insu- overweight individuals. lin resistant. Insulin-mediated glucose disposal can be quantified in apparently healthy, equally obese volunteers, and this data can be used to classify these individuals as being either insulin sensitive (IS) or insulin resistant (IR). This is an operational definition based on evidence from prospective studies that the most in- sulin resistant third of an apparently healthy population is at increased risk to develop CVD, whereas the most insulin sensitive third is not [5, 6]. When CVD risk factors are compared in IR and IS subgroups of moderately obese individuals stratified in this manner [12, 19, 20], daylong plasma glucose, insulin, and free fatty acid concentrations are significantly higher in IR as com- pared to IS obese individuals. In addition, the IR group has higher plasma triglyceride (TG) and lower high-density lipoprotein cholesterol HDL cholesterol concentrations. Furthermore, elevated C-reactive protein concentrations appear to occur primarily in moderately obese individuals who are also insulin resistant. Perhaps the most dramatic example of the metabolic variability in equally obese individuals comes from a study of 211 individuals, in which the prevalence of im- paired glucose tolerance (IGT) was 1% in the most insulin sensitive third, as compared to 46% in the most insulin resistant third of the population [20]. These relationships are summarized in Fig- ure 3. 6 How to Identify the Overweight/Obese Individuals Who Will Benefit Most from Weight Loss? If only a proportion of overweight/obese individuals are insulin resistant, it seems reasonable to suggest that intensive interven- tion strategies to overcome the untoward health-related impact of overweight/obesity should focus on those individuals who will benefit the most. In order to stratify overweight/obese individuals on the basis of their degree of insulin resistance and emphasize disease risk reduc- tion, rather than simple weight loss, the appropriate sub- population of obese individuals must be recognized in a clini- cally useful manner. The importance of identifying insulin resistant individuals for weight loss programs is sup- Figure 3: Schematic representation of the differences in cardiovascular ported by the results of pro- disease risk factors seen between the most insulin sensitive and spective studies in apparently most insulin resistant thirds of a population of apparently healthy, nondiabetic volunteers healthy, overweight/moderately obese individuals. showing that the upper third in terms of insulin-mediated glucose disposal (i.e., the most insulin resistant individuals) were at sig- nificantly increased risk to develop CVD [5, 6]. Fasting plasma insulin concentration is often used as a surrogate measure of insulin resistance, but its clinical use is compromised by the lack of na- tionwide standardization of the measurement, and direct quantification of insulin-mediated glucose disposal is not clinically practical. However, if focus is shifted to the down-stream consequences of insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia, the task becomes simpler. Normal weight is currently de- fined as a BMI<25.0 kg/m2, and it would be prudent to evaluate any person with a BMI>25.0 kg/m2 for the manifestations of insulin resistance. The simultaneous presence of a family history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or CVD makes it even more imperative to identify CVD risk factors in that individual. Although there is no single test with which to identify those overweight individuals most likely to be at increased risk for CVD, considerable clinical insight can be gained by focusing on the dyslip- idemia characteristic of insulin resistance: a high plasma TG and a low HDL cholesterol concen- 7 tration [3, 4, 21]. Overweight individuals with a TG concentration >1.69 mmol/l (150 mg/dl) and a HDL cholesterol concentration <1.03 mmol/l (40 mg/dl) are very likely to be insulin resistant. In addition, they are also likely to have a decrease in the diameter of their low-density lipoprotein (LDL) particles [22] and an increase in the postprandial accumulation of TG-rich remnant lipopro- teins [23, 24]. LDL particle diameter and postprandial lipemia are not routinely determined, but when the plasma TG concentration is >1.69 mmol/l (150 mg/dl), LDL particles are likely to be- come small and dense [25], and the postprandial accumulation of remnant lipoproteins accentuated [23, 24]. It is this subset of overweight/obese individuals who are at greatest risk of CVD and will have the greatest decrease in risk with weight loss. Although both a high TG and a low HDL cholesterol concentration have been identified as CVD risk factors [26, 27], their plasma concentration ratio may be even more useful in this regard. Thus, the observation [28] that the TG/HDL cholesterol concentration ratio is as powerful a predictor of CVD as the more conventional ratios of LDL cholesterol/HDL cholesterol or cholesterol/HDL cholesterol is supported by evidence [29] that the risk of ischemic heart disease is much greater when the "conventional" risk factors (i.e., high LDL cholesterol concentration, hypertension, smoking, and physical inactivity) were associated with a high TG/HDL cholesterol concentration ratio. It has also been shown that the untoward effects of these four conventional risk factors were significantly attenuated in individuals with a low TG/HDL-C ratio. Based upon these observations and a review of our database, we have proposed that a TG/HDL-C concentration (mg/dl) ratio >3.0 can be useful in identifying overweight/moderately obese individuals who are insulin resistant, to a degree that predicts increased risk of CVD [30]. This ratio is far from perfect and is not as sensi- tive as would be desirable, but it is reasonably specific. Thus, an overweight/moderately obese person meeting this criterion displays the atherogenic lipoprotein phenotype characteristic of insu- lin resistant individuals, is highly likely to be insulin resistant, and would almost certainly benefit greatly from weight loss and increased physical activity. What are the Benefits of Weight Loss in Insulin Resistant, Overweight Individu- als? There is essentially no change in insulin sensitivity, fasting lipid and lipoprotein concentrations, daylong plasma glucose, insulin, or free fatty acid concentrations with weight loss in IS individu- als [18, 19]. In contrast, a similar degree of weight loss in equally obese, IR individuals will be as- sociated with considerable metabolic improvements. Evidence that blood pressure falls in associa- tion with weight loss was initially published in 1978 [31], and it has also been shown that the im- provement in blood pressure following weight loss in obese adolescents was related to the associ- ated changes in insulin sensitivity [32]. A similar conclusion was reached in a study in adults with hypertension, in which there was a highly significant relationship between the improvement in in- sulin sensitivity and the fall in blood pressure [31]. Conclusion There is substantial evidence that insulin resistant/hyperinsulinemic individuals are at increased risk to develop CVD. Relatively simple measures can identify the subset of overweight/obese in- 8 dividuals who are most likely to be insulin resistant/hyperinsulinemic, and the benefit of weight loss in these individuals has been established. Although it does not solve all of the health-related problems associated with obesity, a useful starting point might be to recognize that not all obese individuals are at equal risk and that it is clinically useful to identify those at highest risk. If this is done, intense efforts at weight control can be brought to bear on those who need it the most. Given the difficulty in achieving weight loss, focus should be placed on those who have the most to gain: the insulin resistant subset of overweight individuals. References 1. Kuczmarski RJ, Carroll MD, Flegal KM, et al. Varying body mass index cutoff points to describe overweight prevalence among U.S. adults: NHANES III (1988 to 1994). Obes Res 1997; 5: 542-8. 2. Rimm EB, Stampfer MJ, Giovannucci E, et al. Body size and fat distribution as predictors of coronary heart disease among middle-aged and older US men. Am J Epidemiol 1995; 141: 1117-27. 3. Reaven GM. Role of insulin resistance in human disease. Diabetes 1988; 37: 1595-607. 4. Reaven GM. The insulin resistance syndrome. Curr Atheroscler Rep 2003; 5: 364-71. 5. Yip J, Facchini FS and Reaven GM. Resistance to insulin-mediated glucose disposal as a predictor of cardiovascu- lar disease. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1998; 83: 2773-6. 6. Facchini FS, Hua N, Abbasi F, et al. Insulin resistance as a predictor of age-related diseases. J Clin Endocrinol Me- tab 2001; 86: 3574-8. 7. Després JP, Lamarche B, Mauriège P, et al. Hyperinsulinemia as an independent risk factor for ischemic heart dis- ease. N Engl J Med 1996; 334: 952-7. 8. Zavaroni I, Bonini L, Gasparini P, et al. Hyperinsulinemia in a normal population as a predictor of non-insulin- dependent diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and coronary heart disease: the Barilla factory revisited. Metabolism 1999; 48: 989-94. 9. Olefsky J, Reaven GM and Farquhar JW. Effects of weight reduction on obesity. Studies of lipid and carbohydrate metabolism in normal and hyperlipoproteinemic subjects. 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I've never played an Elder Scrolls game, but damn, I'm ready to jump into this one.
You know I love the fantast element and the huge, HUGE world, but the gameplay always turned me off about these games. I really tried to give Oblivion a chance but couldn't. Hopefully this one changes my mind.
Horse meet dragon, dragon horse.
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someone please tell me, does the PC version look great?
I'm playing it on high (2nd highest preset) and it looks real nice
Holy shit...THOSE GIANTS!
30 hours in myself, and I learned the hard way you do not mess with those giants.
Does anyone know if the session with Greg playing Skyrim yesterday will be uploaded to the site?
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This Quick Look feels really pointless after the 12-hour stream we got yesterday.
disagree, more skyrim is better than no skyrim.
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Does anyone know if the session with Greg playing Skyrim yesterday will be uploaded to the site?
Pretty sure its safe to assume they will.
Would've been hilarious if this was just the 12 hour playthrough.
@StandStrong: Jeff said yes, they already started loading the preshow with dave
Flying saber tiger
That is all.
Arrrgh this makes my late copy even more painful.
Giants! HAHAHAHAH!
Arise chicken!
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Arise chicken!
Wait... this needed a quicklook?
OF another hour...
making it 13hours of Skyrim on Giant bomb in the last 24 hours?
Oke Brad, kil la mammoth or i'll be dissapointed!
Well done Notch.
That giants part was great
Nice Quick Look, and really made that 12 hours look like a waste of time. Good job, get yourselves a drink to celebrate.
Hey guys, remember when Skyrim was going to be the biggest disappointment evaaaar with each news story about it?
Another "derp" for the internet!
Poor poor Sabretoothed Tiger.. 28:05.. MUAAAAAHAHAHA! - Yes it is a tiger, not a bear.
Man fuck dragons... flying tiger is where its at!
That poor bear.
Best thing about this game. No VATS!
Edit: This quicklook is to long damn. cant watch anymore must play more Skyrim.
Great addition to the marathon. Now I'm off to resolve the whole BF3/ Skyrim situation which will certainly drive me insane. It'll be worth it though.
Flying Tiger, Hidden Dragon
See it much like you, Jeff. Fallout 4..I got tired of New Vegas. I don't know if I will ever get Skyrim, but it looks very good and seems a great game
So stoked for this!
Strapline on this QL is fucking brilliant. A good weekend to all!
Best start to a quick look ever.
We're blasting off agaaaaiiiinnnnnnn!
I need a gif of what happens at 28:04. NOW.
Omg finally
That giant hitting the bear was the funniest thing I saw in a while.
This has been a crazy time for games. Dark Souls, Uncharted 3, Batman Arkham City, Skyrim, apparently saints row three is really good too (haven't seen any of it yet). It's a great time to be into games.
Awesome QL, guys.
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Jeff: "Ice drains stamina."
Brad: "Oh, I didn't know that."
Isn't Brad "Five stars" Shoemaker the best reviewer ever?
I don't see what those two things have to do with each other.
Some of these areas remind me of the Wrath of the Lich King zones in WoW.
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@phrosnite said:
Jeff: "Ice drains stamina."
Brad: "Oh, I didn't know that."
Isn't Brad "Five stars" Shoemaker the best reviewer ever?
I don't see what those two things have to do with each other.
What he's saying is, in order to give a game a good review score, you have to know about every ability, every monster, every location, and every possible interaction between all three categories of thing. If you don't, this guy wont take you seriously.
@fantasyfreak07: After dying of laughter that was exactly what I thought lol!!!!!
I was drinking tea right at the moment when Jeff started going crazy when Brad was going to attack the troll. I had to hold my laughter, and then crack up. Jeff you almost made me laugh out my tea, warn me next time.
As to the UI...it's great for consoles. For the PC it leaves much to be desired, I think. But to be fair, someone'll come out with a mod for the PC UI eventually.
The visuals haven't improved at all since Fallout 3 and they still have that shitty blood splatter.
But god if i don't want this game so badly.
What a way to kick things off with a nice Dragon attack.
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Whereas Borderlands 2 had a season pass that offered new story content, The Pre-Sequel is taking a different approach and doling out new characters as the primary focus with its extra-cash content. The first such addition to the game has indeed arrived, in the handsome form of a Jack doppleganger that may be too sexy for his Hyperion T-shirt.
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Elpis. A barren and dangerous moon orbiting the alien planet of Pandora. Majestic, scarred and teeming with life, I stood on a cliff and surveyed an outback frontier where bullets were cheap and life less so. I gazed at a herd of majestic Kragons, beasts that were content to wander aimlessly on the plains of Elpis. And then I butt-stomped the f*** out of those rock-skinned monstrosities.
At it's core, Borderlands has always been about maths. Maths that can pop your head off with one well-timed shot or cover you in corrosive acid and lightning that is. Such maths is usually seen in the loot of the game, and with a trazillion guns to spare, there's a lot of number-crunching to do on bandit faces. Of course, the best loot happens to have an orange font that glows with the warmth of a heavenly choir. And Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel once again has plenty of those legendary armaments available.
As much as Borderlands has evolved over the years from a loot 'n shoot extragavanza to a wacky and horribly violent adventure with great characters, it's always been about one thing: Guns. Bazillions of them. And then some. Borderlands 2 gave the weapon formula a massive overhaul, and the Pre-Sequel is adding to that with two new types. By now, you know plenty about the cryo guns on offer. But it's time to show some love for lasers.
Loot makes the world go round. It's that quest for a gun with mighty numbers that can out-number the guns of anyone who stands against you, that can make a game so appealing. Borderlands 1 and 2 had this theme in common, as a bazillion guns awaited players on the planet of Pandora, provided that they could survive long enough to claim them. And the Pre-sequel is going to fill in plenty of gaps between those two games. Here's what we learnt this week in an interview with two of the game's development leads.
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You're all well aware of Aliens: Colonial Marines and the resulting brouhaha around that troubled game. In essence, A:CM was nothing like the game that was promised, with most gamers feeling like they had just received a massive slap in the face with a very small penis. It was quite honestly, one of the biggest flops in gaming since ET: The Video Game. Except this time, Sega and Gearbox are trying to bury one another in court.
On the surface, Borderlands looks like your typical run 'n gun game, with plenty of faceless maniacs just waiting to be introduced to a freshly discharged lead round. The combat however, is far deeper when you examine it, with characters able to tweak their damage resistance, fire rate, reload speed and far more. And in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, butt stomps are going to add to your arsenal in various, flatulent ways.
As much as I love the chaps over at Gearbox, it's safe to say that they dropped the ball on Aliens: Colonial Marines. The game was simply terrible, and left many, many people properly pissed off. And it's a game which has also made buggerall cash for the developer.
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Caramel-Date Upside-Down Cake
Published: March 2009 Servings: 8 to 10
- 2/3 cup (packed) golden brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 10 ounces Medjool dates (about 14), quartered lengthwise, pitted
- 1 3/4 cups cake flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup (packed) golden brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 2/3 cup buttermilk
- Whipped cream
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Place sugar and butter in 9-inch-diameter metal cake pan with 3-inch-high sides. Whisk over medium heat until sugar dissolves, butter melts, and sauce is bubbling thickly, about 3 minutes. Whisk in lemon juice and salt. Remove from heat and cool 5 minutes.
Arrange date quarters in 3 concentric circles in caramel, rounded side down, covering completely.
Sift first 4 ingredients into medium bowl. Using electric mixer, beat butter and both sugars in large bowl until light and fluffy. Beat in vanilla, then eggs, 1 at a time. Beat in dry ingredients in 3 additions alternately with buttermilk in 2 additions. Spoon batter over topping in pan.
Place cake pan on large baking sheet. Bake cake until puffed and golden and tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 50 minutes.
Cool cake in pan on rack 15 minutes. Cut around pan sides and invert warm cake onto platter. Carefully lift off pan. Return any dates that stick to pan to top of cake. Scrape any caramel left in pan over cake.
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The team is competing in the Silicon Valley Regional FIRST competition this weekend, Friday through Sunday, at the San Jose University Event Center. As of today, Friday, the team is in First place.
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Here is a recorded 2-minute news story on NBC 11 at ~6:25 this evening, Friday March 16th, on Woodside-Carlmont High Scholl Team 100 and the 2007 FIRST Robotics Silicon Valley Regional.
Clearly, our team and robot are doing a fantastic job this year, and this news story is a fine testament to that fact.
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Possible Relatives
- R G Mohammed
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- B D Mohammed
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- Alfred Mohammed
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- Roger R Mohammed
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- Ayishatu F Mohammed Kin
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- Mildred H Mohammed
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- Phyllis Mohammed
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- Raffick Mohammed
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- Zobeida Mohammed
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- Abdulah Mohammed
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- Martin Mohammed
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- Keffiath Mohammed
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- Farouk Mohammed
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- Hosiyen Mohammed
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- Olive Mohammed
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- Haliman Mohammed
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- Alice Mohammed
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- Allen Mohammed
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- Abdul Issah Mohammed
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- Karl S Mohammed
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