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dc.contributor.author | Muriaas, Ragnhild L. | |
dc.date.accessioned | 2006-08-09T08:25:42Z | |
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dc.date.issued | 2002 | |
dc.identifier.isbn | 82-8088-367-3 (electronic version) | |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/1956/1659 | |
dc.description.abstract | This thesis addresses the dilemmas that might occur when one introduces liberal strategies for accommodating difference in a society with deep cultural cleavages. In the last few decades there have been an exhaustive debate in the western democracies on multiculturalism. The questions addressed are whether liberal democracy not only should recognise people because they are, but also for who they are. Four normative theoretical thinkers are presented, who all seek to provide strategies for how it is possible to make the right to cultural protection compatible with the right to equality. The empirical analysis is an in depth study research of the South African process of accommodating difference. How and why did African traditional authorities become recognised in the new South African constitution of 1996, and to what extent was this recognition followed by the political action aimed at both reforming these institutions and clarifying their position in the democratic future? There were three dilemmas from a liberal point of view, connected with the recognition of traditional authorities.1) Traditional authorities were not compatible with the right to equality. 2) Recognition of traditional customs and practices might force an identity upon members of rural traditional communities. 3) Traditional authorities were not compatible with democratic structures and principles. There were however three aspects that influenced the traditional leaders position in the negotiations prior to the signing of the constitution. These were the centre-periphery aspect, the ethical aspect and the strategic aspect. The conditioned recognition seemed difficult to implement, and the government promised to address the questions through official statements and initiated legislations, but few bills have been enacted. The prerequisites founded by the liberal perspectives applied were not present to a sufficient degree. The consequence of this inability to deliver on promises has caused the problem of 'Two Bulls in a Kraal', which implies that in rural traditional communities double structures of both political and judicial authorities are functioning without any clear rules for how both democracy and traditional institutions are to coexist. | en |
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dc.publisher | The University of Bergen | en |
dc.rights | Copyright the author. All rights reserved | en |
dc.title | 'Two Bulls in a Kraal' - Recognising cultural difference in post-Apartheid South Africa | en |
dc.type | Master thesis | |
dc.subject.nsi | VDP::Samfunnsvitenskap: 200::Statsvitenskap og organisasjonsteori: 240::Sammenlignende politikk: 241 | no |
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View all articles by Jefferson AdamsCeliac.com 08/01/2012 - Failure to conduct small bowel biopsies during endoscopy, especially on men and people of color, may be one of the reasons that celiac disease remains under-diagnosed in the United States, according to a new study. This finding was made by a research team that set out to study sex and racial disparities in duodenal biopsy evaluations for celiac disease.
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06 Aug 2012 8:01:44 AM PDT The problem here is not that there is failure to perform biopsies, but that the biopsy is required at all for diagnosis of celiac disease, but this goes back to how celiac was defined as a disease 50-60 years ago--before the sophisticated blood tests of today were available.
A biopsy should not be necessary if: 1) blood work is positive and 2) dietary response is adequate. It's great to report on the findings of recent studies, but it's also important to analyze--and in some cases, criticize--those findings. In most cases, it's OUR tax dollars, and the dollars WE have paid the pharmaceutical industry, that are funding these studies. We have every right to question, analyze, and criticize them. |
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07 Aug 2012 11:10:40 AM PDT My husband was just diagnosed with blood work for celiac disease in June and the doctor immediately scheduled him for a biopsy. We opted out for a couple of reasons. We have a very high deductible so the burden of cost of the biopsy would fall to us, and if the treatment plan is "change your diet" why would we have the biopsy? It has been 2 months and he is doing great. He has only had 3 times that he has been sick (and we know what he ate). He is putting on some weight. Leg cramps don't exist anymore. Bowels seem to be normal. I am anxious for a year to pass and have a CMP done to see if all his blood work is in the normal range. It took about 12-15 years of misdiagnoses to finally figure this out, so he has been extremely malnourished. Dietary response has been excellent and cheap.


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ERC, Heineken Cup organisers, are delighted to confirm that Scottish Rugby has won the right to host the 14th Heineken Cup final on the weekend of 23 / 24 May, 2009 - the second time European club rugby's showpiece match will be staged in the Scottish capital. The 67,778 capacity Murrayfield Stadium, which previously staged the 2005 final when Toulouse clinched their third tournament triumph, will again host the world's biggest club rugby final and provide the setting for the climax of the European club season.ERC, Heineken Cup organisers, are delighted to confirm that Scottish Rugby has won the right to host the 14th Heineken Cup final on the weekend of 23 / 24 May, 2009 - the second time European club rugby's showpiece match will be staged in the Scottish capital.
The 67,778 capacity Murrayfield Stadium, which previously staged the 2005 final when Toulouse clinched their third tournament triumph, will again host the world's biggest club rugby final and provide the setting for the climax of the European club season.
This weekend will see thousands of fans from Ireland, France and across Europe converge on the Welsh capital and pack-out the 74,500 Millennium Stadium when Munster face Toulouse in the Cardiff 2008 Heineken Cup final. Cardiff 2008 will see the third successive capacity attendance at a Heineken Cup final and follows last season's World Record Club rugby attendance of over 81,076 fans at the London 2007 final at the Twickenham Stadium.
A crowd of over 51,000 were at Murrayfield for the all-French final three years ago when Stade Fran?ais Paris took Toulouse to extra time before Guy Noves' team edged it 18-12 for their unprecedented treble.
"We are delighted to be bringing the Heineken Cup final back to Scotland and congratulations to Scottish Rugby on securing the Heineken Cup 2009 final for Edinburgh," said ERC Chief Executive, Derek McGrath.
_x001C_The 2005 final at Murrayfield was a compelling match and the annual climax of the Heineken Cup tournament is now a must-see event - witness next Saturday's final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff between Munster and Toulouse.
_x001C_Scottish sports fans can look forward to a festival of European rugby in Edinburgh in May 2009 and the City and region should also benefit from a significant financial windfall from staging the final. In 2005 the final produced a £15m injection into the Edinburgh and Scottish economy, while Wales benefited to the tune of £25 million in 2006 and London by £18 million in 2007. We look forward to once again working closely with Scottish Rugby to build another great Heineken Cup final weekend for Edinburgh and Scotland._x001D_
Scottish Rugby, Chief Executive Gordon McKie, welcomed the news stating,
_x001C_We are honoured and delighted to have secured one of the world's flagship sporting events and it once again demonstrates Scottish Rugby's commitment to hosting world class premium events at Murrayfield Stadium.
We very much look forward to working in partnership with our key stakeholders to ensure that the Heineken Cup Final 2009 is a fantastic success both for Edinburgh and Scotland._x001D_
Paul Bush, Chief Operating Officer of EventScotland, said: _x001C_Today's announcement from the ERC that Scottish Rugby will host the 2009 Heineken Cup Final is a fantastic piece of news._x001D_
_x001C_Edinburgh's hosting of the Heineken Cup Final in 2005 was a huge success so we look forward to welcoming the showpiece finale of Europe's premier club competition back to Murrayfield Stadium next year.
_x001C_The announcement also adds further credibility to Scotland's growing reputation as a destination for major events, providing a further boost to our achievements in hosting major events._x001D_
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Comrade Hugo: Consider: the U.S. reacted quickly and meddled unambiguously in condemning the Honduran arrest of President Zelaya. It mattered little that for the first time in memory we Americans now were on the side of autocrats like Castro, Chavez, Morales, and Ortega in showing revolutionary solidarity with Zelaya ( and of course the UN as well).
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Reagan said, "The nearest thing to eternal life we will ever see on this earth is a government program." Like a dead Caesar deified by the Roman Senate, a government program achieves a sort of political immortality as soon as its beneficiaries are established and begin to reward their congressional protectors.
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ProsThis vehicle fits a tall person better than any comparable models. ConsI am averaging 18.3 mpg would like this to be higher.
Very Pleased — I was very surprised when I found Saturn with this nice of a vehicle. Being 6'-5" it as difficult to go from a Chrysler Van to an SUV that had the room the van had. The Outlook has leather interior with all the extras. My only complaint is theway the transmission shifts. It is a little sluggish. Overall I am very pleased and disappointed the Saturn line was canceled. Primary Use: Family transportation
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If I Could Afford Two I Would Buy Another One. Too Bad 2009 Is The Last Year For Saturn In Canada. — Family of 6. Wanted an alternative to the dreaded mini van and this was it! Lot's of "comfortable" passenger space and storage. Just as much in fact as our Montana Van that we GLADLY traded on the Outlook. Very Quick, tight,no wind noise, no road noise can't say anything wrong at this point. Perhaps GM FINALLY GOT IT RIGHT!! Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Stetson University's endowed Lawson Scholarship assists academically qualified students. Preference is given to philosophy or related majors with demonstrated interest in community service and a commitment to principled citizenship. Each scholarship provides $6,250 on an annual basis to a student in each class who possess an SAT score of 1300 or ACT score of at least 29, a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher and rank in the top 10 percent of their graduating class.
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Mr. Pierre Lortie, B.Sc. Appl., P. Eng., Lic. Appl.econ., M.B.A., ICD.D serves as a Senior Business Advisor of Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (alternate name Dentons Canada S.E.N.C.R.L.). Mr. Lortie serves as a Special Investors of CAI & Partners. He served as the President and Chief Operating Officer of Bombardier Transportation from December 2000 to November 25, 2003. From 1990 to 2003, he served in a number of Senior Executive positions at Bombardier Inc. He served as ...
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My ISP is BT.
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I have recently encountered problems forwarding and replying to emails sent to me. They just seem to hang in the out box and a standard error message pops up, see below.
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I have now found out what the problem is.
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I feel this must be a conflict with BT Yahoo Mail. At the time prior to
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Consent Calendar: All matters listed hereunder constitute a Consent Agenda, are considered routine by the SECF Commission and will be acted upon by a single vote of the Commission. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the Commission or a member of the public so requests before or at the meeting when the Consent Agenda is called in which event the matter shall be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered as a separate item.
1.3 (a) PROPOSED ACTION: Be it resolved that the minutes of the SECF Commission meeting of Thursday, October 13 and Wednesday, October 26, 2005 be approved as submitted.
2.0 PUBLIC COMMENT: Members of the public may address the Commission on matters under the jurisdiction of the Commission that are not on today's agenda.
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7.0 PUBLIC COMMENT: Members of the public may address the Commission on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda that are within the jurisdiction of the Southeast Community Facility Commission.
This agenda and all minutes can be viewed at http:/www.ci.sf.ca.us/sefacility. Agenda, minutes and attachments are also available at the Commission office of 1800 Oakdale Avenue, Suite B San Francisco, CA 94124. Telephone # (415) 821-1534.
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French Oak 1 Gang 3 Module Wall Plate is available in a French Oak finish. The adorne French Oak plate features real wood surrounded by a satin nickel frame for a sophisticated, beautiful finish. Each wall plate is hand-crafted by artisans and no two are exactly alike. These slight variations in finish and color add to the unique beauty of the adorne Real Material line. Dimmers and switches sold separately. 3.45 inch width x 5.13 inch height.
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Current Japan Travel Alerts:
1. No Travel Alert or Warning for Japan
The April 2015 American Citizen Services Newsletter from the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo indicates that no travel warning or alert currently exists for Japan.
2. Japan Country Information Sheet Updated
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*fixed flash player compatibility, still helps to have the latest player of flash :D
hey! been a year since i submitted a flash content here. This one is a holiday greeting card i made for a contest for a MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role playing game) here in our country. the game's called ragnarok and its a cool game to play w/ sprites in a 2d environ. hope i win tomorrow coz tommorow will be the judging. hope ya peeps at NG like it and may all of you have a merry Christmas! woooooooooooh btw this card's set to the tune of 12 days of Christmas, thus the title.
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Aww! It's SOOOOO cute! Especially the porings and the sohees. This flash warmed my heart =3. Very nice flash for the christmas year. You have the christmas spirit within you!!!!
-Happy Holidays!
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I expected vikings,norse gods,apocalyptic shit....NOT THAT! This has nothing to do with ragnarok,but it's still kinda cool.
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Nice Ragnarok Movie, it was awesome. ROK ON!!
Nice Ragnarok Movie, it was awesome, i really like it, ang galing nang mga pilipino, heh, Ragnarok Rules!! ROK ON!!
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galing mo ah.... buti magagaling ang pinoy!
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Indianapolis Zoo & White River Gardens
Opened in 1964 and moved to its present 70-acre location in 1988, the Indianapolis Zoo has over 360 species of animals including 14 endangered and three threatened species. The neighboring White River Gardens is a 3.3 acre botanical gardens. To make your more enjoyable:
- A special exhibit featuring Koalas, on loan from the San Diego Zoo, is available today at no extra charge. - Giraffe feeding is at 1:00pm and 3:00pm today. - The dolphin show is at 2:30pm today. - The shark touch pool (yes, you can touch sharks) is open all afternoon.
Snack Bar, Gift Shop. For more information, visit: www.indianapoliszoo.com
Buses will depart the Convention Center every 20 minutes from 12:00noon to 4:00pm. Purchase your "Transportation Only" tickets at the tour booth. Then purchase your Zoo admission tickets upon arrival the Zoo.
Buses will depart the Zoo for the return trip to the convention center every 20 minutes starting at 12:20pm. The last departure from the Zoo is 5:00pm. With this arrangement you may spend as much time at the Zoo as you like, knowing a bus will return you to the convention center every 20 minutes.
"Transportation Only" ticket cost - purchase at the convention center $3.00 per adult $1.00 for those 12 and under
Admission tickets - purchase on arrival at the Zoo $7.00 per adult $5.00 per Senior 62 years and older
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
This world famous track hosts the Indy Racing League's Indianapolis 500 in May, NASCAR's Brickyard 400 in July and, new this year, the MotoGP motorcycle race in September. Visit the Museum displaying many of the winning cars, car and driver memorabilia, antique automobiles and racing equipment. Bus tours of the 2.5 mile oval are available when the track is not being used. Snack Bar, Gift Shop. For more information, visit: www.brickyard.com.
"Transportation Only" ticket cost - purchase at the convention center $6.00 per adult $3.00 for those 16 and under Speedway Museum admission cost - purchase on arrival at the Speedway $3.00 Speedway Track Tour cost - purchase on arrival at the Speedway $3.00
Buses will depart the Convention Center every 30 minutes from 12:00noon to 3:00pm. Purchase your "Transportation Only" ticket at the tour booth. Then purchase your Speedway Museum and Track Tour tickets upon arrival at the Speedway.
Buses will depart the Speedway for the return trip to the convention center every 30 minutes starting at 12:30pm. The last departure from the Speedway is 4:00pm. With this arrangement you may spend as much time at the Speedway as you like, knowing a bus will return you to the convention center every 30 minutes.
Gaither Studios, Store, Awards Area
Travel about one hour to Alexandria, Indiana and visit the headquarters of gospel music giants Bill and Gloria Gaither. We will visit their recording studios (if they are not being used), the Awards Area showcasing the many Dove and Grammy awards they have earned, their retail store plus the "Gaither Family Resources" center. For more information, visit: www.gaither.com.
Depart the Convention Center 12:30pm Arrive back at the Convention Center 5:00pm
Tour includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation and box lunch. There is no charge to visit the Gaither facilities.
Tour Cost: $33.00 per person before Convention $36.00 per person on site at the Convention
Nancy Noel Studio
Travel about 30 minutes to Zionsville, Indiana and visit the gallery and studios of world class artist Nancy Noel. Nancy's sensitive portraits of animals, Amish children and angels have made her a household name. To date Nancy has published more than 200 limited and open edition works and has sold over two million prints and 250,000 self-published books containing her artwork.
Tour Nancy's studio, The Sanctuary, which is a renovated church. Learn the history of this church, the stories behind her artwork, how she became an acclaimed artist and the impact of her work. In addition to the tour, there will be time for browsing and shopping in the extensive gallery. For more information, visit: www.nanoel.com.
Depart the Convention Center 1:00pm Arrive back at the Convention Center 5:00pm
Tour includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation. There is no charge to visit the Nancy Noel Studios.
Tour Cost: $25.00 per person before Convention $28.00 per person on site at the Convention
Indianapolis City Tour
Indianapolis was selected as the site of the Indiana State Capitol in 1820. From that date Indianapolis has progressed to a city of nearly one million residents. See the sites that have been important in the development of Indianapolis during this two and one-half hour tour. Among the places you will see are: Butler University, Marion College, Governor's Residence, Lucas Oil Stadium, Union Station, Circle Center Mall, Monument Circle, State Capitol Building, American Legion Mall, Crown Hill Cemetery, the Zoo, the Museum of Art, Circle Theater, Conseco Fieldhouse, Eli Lilly & Company headquarters and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
In addition to driving by these many sites, the tour also includes a visit to the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Built in 1929, this Gothic structure contains a carilloon of 54 bells and a 7,000-pipe organ. At the time of its completion, the Cathedral was considered one of the most beautiful buildings in the United States. Learn more about the Scottish Rite Cathedral at www.aasr-indy.org.
Depart the Convention Center 1:00pm Arrive back at the Convention Center 4:00pm
Tour includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation, local tour guide and admission to the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Video overview of the Chandrayaan-1 mission
India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) is almost ready and waits for what is an important first for India: a mission to the Moon.
The Indian launch vehicle PSLV is now at its launch station at Shriharikota - nowadays Chennai - a small island 100 km from Madras in the Bay of Bengal. It is waiting for its passenger, the Indian spacecraft Chandrayaan-1, currently under preparation in Bangalore. Chandrayaan means 'journey to the moon' in Hindi. India has already built and launched many satellites but this is the first time that it will venture beyond the orbit of Earth.
Six out of the 11 research instruments on board Chandrayaan are the result of international cooperative efforts, three of them with the European Space Agency (ESA).
For ESA, Chandrayaan also represents an opportunity to re-use improved versions of the instruments which studied the moon on its SMART-1 lunar mission, and also a chance to send in orbit new instruments which will be used in upcoming ESA missions, such as the BepiColombo mission to Mercury.
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/SMART-1 - Chandrayaan-1
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Chandrayaan-1 - Chandrayaan-1 in a nutshell
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Chandrayaan-1_in_a_nutshell - Europe all set for lunar mission Chandrayaan-1
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Europe_all_set_for_lunar_mission_Chandrayaan-1 - Europe's next ride to the Moon: Chandrayaan-1
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Europe_s_next_ride_to_the_Moon_Chandrayaan-1 - ESA and India tighten relations at IAC 2007
http://www.esa.int/About_Us/Welcome_to_ESA/ESA_and_India_tighten_relations_at_IAC_2007 - Agreement signed for European instruments on Chandrayaan-1
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/SMART-1/Agreement_signed_for_European_instruments_on_Chandrayaan-1 - Indian Space Research Organisation
http://www.isro.org/ - Chandrayaan-1 at ISRO
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Kate Moss Works on Her Tan in St. Barts
Kate Moss and Jamie Hince were spotted enjoying the sunshine off the balcony of their hotel in St. Barts on Saturday. The couple appear to be getting an early, and tropical, jump on their holiday break with a stop in the Caribbean. The getaway has been a mix of work and play for Kate, who struck a pose for photographers late last week. Kate modeled a leopard two-piece swimsuit for one shot and later changed into neon separates for a romp on the beach.
Kate's body is often on display on catwalks and starring in print ads, but soon her feet will take the spotlight in a new luxury campaign. The supermodel is the new face of Stuart Weitzman and posed for photographer Mario Testino during her first photo shoot with the brand. Weitzman shared why Kate was perfect for the job: "There isn't a Stuart Weitzman woman — I have a lot of muses. Among those muses are certainly fashionistas, celebrities, hip city girls, but also career women, housewives, brides. But I don't need to have in our ad campaign someone we're making shoes for, but someone who can show off the product as beautifully as we hope it is."
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Sponge Cake
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 35 mins
This cake is great for making strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
Make and share this Sponge Cake recipe from Food.com.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 5 egg yolks
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 5 egg whites
- 1⁄2 cup flour
- Beat egg yolks until lemon colored; add sugar slowly a tablespoon at a time.
- Add vanilla and gradually, the flour.
- Fold in egg whites which have been beaten until stiff.
- Bake in preheated oven at 350 degrees for 35 minutes in greased pan.
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I just made this cake. Made two layers..Did not grease pans as there was NO instruction about that. Now, it says "greased pan"..Well, I hope to heck that my non stick pans are just that..I won't give this stars till I have had a taste test..if they come out of the pan. Lotus.
My mistake..the recipe did say grease the pans. My hubby says the cake looks good, and it has a fine taste! Thanks a bunch, and I am so sorry about whining about the pans...Lotus.
I usually don't make sponge cake but this was delightful! It's so light but I do wish a pan size was specified. I made mine into a sandwich as well and used a light cream filling between and on top the layers. During the first 10 minutes of baking the top of my cake began to brown considerably and I took foil and covered it during the rest of the time. Overall it is a delicious cake. Thanks for posting. Made for the Tea Party Photo Forum 2010.
I wasn't sure what size pan to use, since it wasn't stated, so I used a 12" pie pan, which accommodated the batter just about right. However, my cake turned dark brown--not golden like the sponge cakes in the stores. Still, it had a nice crisp exterior and a soft spongey middle. I haven't served it yet tonight (w/s.berries & w.cream), but I think my clan will like it. It cost less than $1 to make--several times less than the store's.


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The Intel P35 Chipset Motherboard Round-Up – Abit, ASUS, Foxconn
Tue, Sep 18, 2007 - 12:00 AM
Testing Results
Testing Results
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Every board that we tested had very respectable scores in nearly every area of testing. In fact, every board took or at least shared the lead in at least one benchmark. Two the othe boards, the ECS and the Foxconn seemed to have issues with the memory benchmark testing in Everest, as they came in much lower than the other boards. They did fine in the ScienceMark testing though.
As you look at the results, it is hard to say anything but that the Asus boards just rock… all the boards do well, but the Asus, and specifically, the Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi-AP board, just take a commanding lead over the rest. The P5K board takes the cake in eight of the benchmark results, with the Blitz coming in with the lead (or share of it) in six of the benchmarks. Let's try and wrap this up and put some perspective on what we have seen.
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Panel selected for Aug. 6 Mosaic Student Film Festival
Staff Report
In celebration of their fourth anniversary, the Mosaic Student Film Festival (MSFF) has announced panel members for the Aug. 6 event.
The three panel members for this year's fest are filmmaker Dan Lindsay, producer/director Corbyn Tyson, and 2008 and 2009 MSFF winner and filmmaker Bing Liu. All have strong backgrounds in the art of filmmaking, as well as strong ties to the Rockford area.
"When I set out to find the panel members for this year's event, I knew I wanted three diverse and knowledgeable filmmakers," said Jerry LaBuy, MSFF director and programmer. "Dan is a Rockford native who has a national filmmaking presence, Corbyn is a very talented filmmaker who works from right here in Rockford, and Bing is a two-time MSFF winner who has continued his work on the independent filmmaking scene."
The annual student film festival gives fans and filmmakers an intimate glimpse into the student filmmaking community of the stateline area. College and high school students from all of Boone, Winnebago, Ogle and Stephenson counties are eligible to be represented in the festival.
Films for the Aug. 6 event must be mailed in by June 17. The films selected for the event will be announced July 15 and screened at the event Aug. 6. Doors will open for the event at 6:30 p.m., and the screenings will begin at 7 p.m. Full submission information can be found on the MSFF website.
After just three previous festivals, MSFF has grown into an event that goes beyond Rockford and has generated interest with student filmmakers from around the world. MSFF has even added new categories for the 2011 event that will include non-regional films to meet the demand and interest from young filmmakers outside of the immediate Rockford area.
Tickets to the festival are $5 and can be purchased at the entrance of the Rockford Theatre at Rockford Woman's Club, 323 Park Ave., beginning at 6 p.m. the night of the event. Filmmakers who submit by the June 17 deadline will receive a free ticket to the 2011 event. Ticket sales from the night of the event will be donated to the Rockford Rescue Mission.
For more about the festival, contact Jerry LaBuy at (815) 742-7410 or visit www.mosaicfilmfest.com.
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text: KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The nation's largest public utility, already paying out $1 million a day to clean up a massive coal ash spill in Tennessee, said Tuesday expenses could rise even more if it has to meet a federal judge's accelerated deadline for reducing smokestack pollutants blowing into North Carolina. U.S. District Judge Lacy Thornburg ruled last week in a lawsuit brought by the state of North Carolina that the Tennessee Valley Authority must reduce smog, haze and acid rain-causing emissions produced by four coal-fired power plants closest to North Carolina. Three of those plants are in Tennessee, including the Kingston Fossil Plant where 1.1 billion gallons of ash sludge flooded a rural neighborhood and flowed into the Emory River three days before Christmas. The fourth plant is in Alabama. In a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission, TVA said Tuesday that complying with Thornburg's order could force the agency to "take additional measures not currently planned or scheduled" to reduce smokestack emissions. TVA already has ordered more than $1 billion of pollution controls for three of these plants by 2013. The judge's order would complete that work sooner, and require additional measures TVA isn't currently contemplating. "Advancing the construction schedule or taking additional actions could increase TVA's expenses or cause TVA to change the way it operates these facilities," TVA Chief Financial Officer Kim Greene wrote in the SEC filing. TVA spokeswoman Barbara Martocci could not say Tuesday how much this will cost or how it might change management of TVA's fleet of 11 coal-fired power plants. The agency is considering an appeal. "TVA is looking at what our response will be as we review the order and its implications," she said. The Knoxville-based TVA provides electricity to 158 distributors serving nearly 9 million people in Tennessee and parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia. North Carolina's lawsuit argued TVA wasn't doing enough to control sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and mercury pollution that drifts into North Carolina, violating the state's Clean Smokestacks Act. In its SEC filing, TVA said Thornburg's ruling would require: • Year-round operation of a newly installed scrubber that removes sulfur and mercury and a selective catalytic reduction system or "SCR" that removes nitrogen at the Bull Run plant in Tennessee. • Year-round operation of two scrubbers nearing completion and a planned SCR at the Kingston plant by the end of 2010. • Installation of two scrubbers and new SCRs at the John Sevier plant in Tennessee by 2011. TVA had been planning to complete the scrubbers by 2013 and the SCRs by 2015. • Finish upgrading existing scrubbers for two of eight boilers at the Widows Creek plant in Alabama and then add scrubbers for the six other boilers and SCRs for the entire plant by 2013. TVA's current plans don't go beyond upgrades for the existing scrubbers.