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Gold nanoparticles are becoming the well gold standard for medical-use nanoparticles. A new paper* by researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the National Cancer Institute's Nanotechnology Characterization Laboratory (NCL) proposes not only a sort of gold nanoparticle "testbed" to explore how the tiny particles behave in biological systems, but also a paradigm for how to characterize nanoparticle formulations to determine just what you're working with.
Prospective uses of gold nanoparticles, says NIST chemist Vince Hackley, include high-precision drug-delivery systems and diagnostic image enhancers. Gold is nontoxic and can be fashioned into particles in a range of sizes and shapes. By itself, gold doesn't do much biologically, but it can be "functionalized" by attaching, for instance, protein-based drugs along with targeting molecules that cluster preferentially around cancer cells. The nanoparticles are generally coated as well, to prevent them from clumping together and to avoid rapid clearance by the body's immune system.
NCL's Anil Patri notes that the coating composition, density and stability have a profound impact on the nanomaterial safety, biocompatibility (how well the nanoparticles distribute in the body), and efficacy of the delivery system. "Understanding these parameters through thorough characterization would enable the research community to design and develop better nanomaterials," he says.
To facilitate such studies, the NIST/NCL team set out to create a nanoparticle testbeda uniform, controllable core-shell nanoparticle that could be made-to-order with precise shape and size, and to which could be attached nearly any potentially useful functionality. Researchers then could study how controlled variations fared in a biological system.
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To honor groundbreaking earthquake research by U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Dr. Lucile "Lucy" Jones, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell will present Jones with the prestigious Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal (Sammies) at an awards ceremony this evening at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium.
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The Monterey Formation in the deepest parts of California's San Joaquin Basin contains an estimated mean volumes of 21 million barrels of oil, 27 billion cubic feet of gas, and 1 million barrels of natural gas liquids, according to the first USGS assessment of continuous (unconventional), technically recoverable resources in the Monterey Formation.
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As the path of Hurricane Joaquin continues to move farther offshore, making landfall in the U.S. less likely, U.S. Geological Survey coastal change experts say there's still a high probability of dune erosion along parts of the Atlantic coast, from the North Carolina Outer Banks to Cape Cod.
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Many Atolls May be Uninhabitable Within Decades Due to Climate Change
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Populations of bats diminished by white-nose syndrome (WNS), a disease of hibernating bats, are unlikely to return to healthy levels in the near future, according to new U.S. Geological Survey research.
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A hepatitis B-like virus has been found for the first time in fish. A team of USGS researchers found the virus in white sucker from the Great Lakes Region using gene-sequencing technologies.
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The projected upsurge of severe El Niño and La Niña events will cause an increase in storm events leading to extreme coastal flooding and erosion in populated regions across the Pacific Ocean, according to a multi-agency study published today in Nature Geoscience.
Numbers Encouraging, but Shark Bites Still Problematic for Sea Otter Recovery
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U.S. Geological Survey real-time monitoring captured flash flooding in southwest Utah that occurred as a result of intense thunderstorms with rainfall rates estimated as high as three inches per hour.
Predicting Pesticides in Streams and Rivers: Where is Water Quality at Risk?
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A new interactive mapping tool provides predicted concentrations for 108 pesticides in streams and rivers across the Nation and identifies which streams are most likely to exceed water-quality guidelines for human health or aquatic life.
New Sunshine State Maps Add U.S. Forest Service Data
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Recently released US Topo maps for Florida now feature more trails using data provided by the U.S. Forest Service as well as trail information from other federal, state and private sources.
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Speech Recognition in ASP.NET
Speech synthesis and recognition were both introduced in .NET 3.0. They both live in System.Speech.dll. In the past, I already talked about speech synthesis in the context of ASP.NET Web Form applications, this time, I'm going to talk about speech recognition.
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Taking Picture Snapshots with ASP.NET and HTML5
This is another post on HTML5 and ASP.NET integration. HTML5 brought along with it a number of great JavaScript APIs; one of them is getUserMedia, which is W3C standard and you can get a good description of it in MDN. In a nutshell, it allows access to the PC's camera and microphone. Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, it is not supported by any version of Internet Explorer, but Chrome and Firefox have it.
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Speech Synthesis with ASP.NET and HTML5
The .NET framework includes the SpeechSynthesizer class which can be used to access the Windows speech synthesis engine. The problem with web applications is, of course, this class runs on the server. Because I wanted a mechanism to have speech synthesis (text-to-speech) fired by JavaScript, without requiring any plugin, I decided to implement one myself.
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Becky has spent her entire career cooking and baking, which are also her favorite hobbies outside of work. For her, time spent in the kitchen not only relieves stress, but is lots of fun as well. Becky's love for baking began as a child, standing on a chair next her mom, adding ingredients and mixing up dough.
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Streusel raspberry bars combine the goodness of old-world baking with updated convenience in this bar made with our award-winning butter.
Calories: 200
Fat: 11g
Cholesterol: 30mg
Sodium: 65mg
Carbohydrates: 24g
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Protein: 2g
I have made this recipe for years and always get asked to bring it for any occasion.
These are incredibly rich, delicious and very easy to make. I have used different jams including apricot and blackberry and have never been disappointed. Whenever I bring these to a gathering, I am always asked for the recipe, including once from a professional baker.
These are delicious, "cookie-like" bars, with buttery pastry and tart raspberry flavors. Its very easy for the Linzer-torte-like flavor. I preferred seedless preserves. Next time I am going to try lining all sides of the pan with greased parchment paper or silver foil for easier removal.
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Sharlonda Buckman, executive director of Detroit Parent Network, considered running for mayor.
For a hot second -- well, actually almost five months -- Sharlonda Buckman, the executive director of the Detroit Parent Network, considered running for mayor.
But Buckman, who obtained signature petitions from the city clerk in February, said she is now thinking about doing something different.
"I'm considering not running now," she said. "The original reason I was looking to run was because I feel like Detroit needs to be a city for families again. The struggle for me as someone born and raised and lived here all my life is terrible. It's getting harder and harder.
"I'm raising a 3-year-old and an 11-year-old with my husband. We needed to not wait and see who's going to run, especially folks in my generation. We are the adults we used to look to fix the issues."
Making life better
Buckman helped transform the Detroit Parent Network from a small advocacy group that offered help to parents to a major organization that offers parents lessons in leadership, personal development and parental responsibility. It also has a public policy arm that advocates for increased school funding, higher education standards and more global academics.
She almost chased higher office. But, instead, she wants to find another way to make Detroit "a city for families."
She cited population growth in Midtown as a sign that Detroit is doing better, but she said, "as soon as they have children, they will probably leave because we haven't figured out how to fix education, and we don't have a city structure that is supportive of families."
She lamented park closings, ineffective schools and having to shop for groceries in the suburbs, all things I was stunned by when I came here 12 years ago, and that parents still endure.
"People talk about finances, and that has to be a central focus for Detroit," she said. "But that's not the only thing broken in Detroit. The spirit of Detroit is broken. The spirit of Detroit is its people, and we haven't developed an on-ramp for everybody to get on and participate in what's happening in the city."
'Running for people'
Buckman said after much prayer and discussion with her family, she has decided to put her energy into something besides a mayoral campaign. She and her supporters are putting together a People's Campaign, a platform of ideas and needs that she plans to talk to residents about.
"I'm going to walk through every neighborhood in Detroit," she said. "That would be a better use of my time ... We have two Detroits: the one that is evolving in Midtown and some neighborhoods and the larger majority of Detroit that feels ostracized.
"I'm not running against anybody. I'm running for people," she said. "It's not just who gets elected, but how do we use our collective power to make things happen for our kids. That's where we've continually failed. We haven't done right by our kids."
Buckman has it right. Residents should not wait to hear candidates' platforms. They should give the candidates platforms.
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And people felt more pain as they grew older, with the average pain rating increasing with the years. But there was a surprising temporary plateau between the ages of 45 and 75, after which pain increased, the study found.
The fact that the pain imbalance persists after the working years indicates that "more attention should be paid to economics and health-care services," said Juha H.O. Turunen, a professor of social pharmacy at the University of Kuopio in Finland, who wrote an accompanying editorial in the journal.
"Studies over the years have shown that people with less education and low income suffer from more pain," Turunen said. "Their work environment is different, and they are not as interested in taking care of their health. Life habits are associated with economic status."
One notable finding of the survey was that people responsible for the care of others reported very high pain scores, Turunen said. "Attention should be paid by society," he said. But, he added, he'd avoid making recommendations about the United States because of his unfamiliarity with America's health-care system.
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On Wednesday, you printed a letter from Don Johnson critical of the Alaska Board of Fisheries, suggesting that recent appointees have not been "intelligent and good Alaskans," and have a "special/conflict of interest."
I read in the paper Feb. 10 that Democratic Rep. Harriet Drummond introduced legistation Monday that would give terminally ill patients the right to decide to end their lives.
It's time to stop all this nonsense. Every year millions of babies are aborted, and thousands of children are murdered and no one seems to do anything about that to make it better and now Harriet Drummond thinks we need another law to kill sick people.
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On Feb. 24, KPBSD students from the central peninsula had the opportunity to attend the 2015 Hospital Career Fair (HCF) at Central Peninsula Hospital. The 93 students in attendance learned about careers in the Diagnostics, Therapeutic, Medical Information and Environmental fields. Hospital employees shared their passion and commitment to their chosen occupations and provided students valuable tips on how to prepare for careers in a hospital setting.
The Chuitna River, home to all five species of wild Pacific salmon, needs your help. Between Feb. 23 and Mar. 10, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will accept comments from the public about Chuitna Citizens Coalition's applications for Water Reservations for Middle Creek. Middle Creek is an important salmon spawning tributary of the Chuitna River in Upper Cook Inlet, where PacRim Coal proposes to strip mine through nearly 14 miles of wild salmon stream to send coal to Asian markets.
I live outside city limits and have a neighbor who has three dogs. On Jan. 11 his three dogs attacked my dog as he was passing by their house. My dog was nearly killed and so far his vet bills have been more than $600. Had the attack been on my property instead of in the street I would have had the right to shoot his dogs and been able to sue him for my dog's vet costs.
Jay Hammond must be rolling in his grave at the current shenanigans in Juneau.
In his first term as Senator, the young Jay Hammond sought a way to protect Education and Fish and Game commissioners from political cleansing by the then new Republican administration. Sen. Hammond devised and passed a clever way to balance the system: An appointed board for fish management, another appointed board for game management, and an appointed Board of Education.
The governor could not have more than four persons from his party on any of the boards.
February 7, 2015 marked the first of what we hope is an annual event at Soldotna Creek Park. Even though Mother Nature gave us the coldest, most windy week of the winter, the Frozen River Fest was successfully introduced without a hitch.
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This cartoon depicts William L. Marcy, James Buchanan, Franklin Pierce, Lewis Cass, and Stephen Douglas harassing Liberty, the representation of Kansas Territory. A former U.S. senator from New York, Marcy was a leader of the conservative Democrats, with pro-Southern leanings much like those of presidents Pierce and Buchanan; Marcy served as secretary of war (1845-1849) under James K. Polk and secretary of state (1853-1857) under President Pierce, during the worst of the Kansas troubles.
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Pisgah Welsh Baptist, Kenfig Hill / Pyle
Mount Zion English Baptist chapel, Ffald Rd, Pyle
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Elim Congregational chapel, Crown Rd, Kenfig Hill
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Wesley Hall (Wesleyan Methodist chapel), Pwllgath St, Kenfig Hill
Capel-y-Pil Welsh CM chapel, Ffordd-yr-Eglwys, Pyle
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Rehoboth Apostolic Church, Evans St, Pyle
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Evan Thomas brother of William Thomas of Pyle died at Dyffryn Uchaf in 1780.
At that time William Thomas held the lease to the Old Barn Duffryn, where he allowed gods people to hold their religious services rent free. Before the death of Evan they had used Duffryn Uchaf.
William Thomas 1723-1811 a prominent preacher who was a member of the Seiat established by Howel Harris at Havod in 1743, optained the use of Duffryn Isaf barn- The Old Dyffryn- for the society and it was immediately converted into a chapel. The Chapel`s baptismal register notes the foundation date as 1777. [ a plaque on a house in Field Terrace, Taibach marks the spot of the Old Duffryn Barn this plaque interesting to note was made by John Williams, mason Taibach the Great Grandfather of Mr. Leslie Evans the well known local historian.].
William Thomas moved to Tydraw Farm Pyle, in 1760 but still frequently attended meetings at the old barn, he worked hard in the Pyle area and founded Capel y Pil in North Cornelly. He was also involved with the Chapel at Pen y Bryn, Margam.
On one of his visits back to Taibach William Thomas of Pyle introduced Siencyn Penhydd [Jenkin Thomas of Penhydd, Bryn]
The Pyle parish register shows us that there was a Thomas family at Tydraw Farm, Pyle as early as 1728 when it was named for the burial of one Ann Thomas.
One his arrival at Pyle in 1760 William Thomas still frequently attended meetings at the Old Barn Duffryn, but he worked hard in the Pyle area and founded " Capel y Pil " in North Cornelly.
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Canada is committed to achieving a new international climate change agreement in 2015 that includes meaningful and transparent commitments from all major emitters.
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An important step in developing the 2015 agreement will be the submission of nationally determined contributions in 2015, as agreed at COP 19 in Warsaw in 2013. Canada supports this process and believes that all Parties need to be included. Contributions should focus on efforts to limit greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Canada recognizes that countries need to continue to grow their economies in order to achieve sustainable development while reducing emissions well into the future.
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Canada is proud to have committed $300 million to the Green Climate Fund to support developing countries in addressing climate change, and remains committed to the joint goal to mobilize, by 2020, US$100 billion per year in climate financing from public and private sources.
Canada's Green Climate Fund contribution builds on Canada's previous investment under the Fast-Start Financing initiative. Developed countries delivered more than $30 billion to developing countries to meet the Copenhagen fast-start financing commitment. The Government of Canada fully delivered on its investment of $1.2 billion to support a range of projects focused on climate change adaptation and increasing renewable energy in more than 60 developing countries. Projects are currently under way and are delivering positive results such as reductions in GHG emissions and increased capacity to adapt to a changing climate. For more information, visit Canada's Climate Financing Web page.
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Several top rodeo cowboys signed up to compete in Abilene at the West Texas Fair & Rodeo this week. But only a few of them actually showed.
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By Wednesday the count was down to five NFR qualifiers and four from the 2009 top 20 qualifier list.
Most of the ones who came were rough stock cowboys — those who don't have to haul their horses. These cowboys travel with riding gear only.
So why do the rodeo stars skip Abilene?
It's mostly a matter of timing and whether the cowboys have already cinched a spot at the national finals.
Trying to predict the actual performers each night from the entry list of 374 contestants for the West Texas Fair & Rodeo is a guessing game.
Contestants have until 5 p.m. the day of each performance to notify the rodeo secretary if they are in or out.
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The ones scrambling to make the top 15 face a daunting travel schedule.
Typical is Savannah Reeves. She and her husband, Matt Reeves, live in Dublin. She is a member of the Koenig family of Cross Plains. Savannah was up Friday here, and her father, steer wrestler Sam Koenig, was up Thursday.
She is in a battle for the 15th spot in the NFR.
Savannah's schedule called for her to be in El Paso Thursday night, Abilene Friday and Ranger today, then Albuquerque Monday and Tuesday — and back to Arkansas for two events.
All this before the end of the month.
Rodeo announcer Hadley Barrett of North Platte, Neb., says the economy and the calendar have created a potential problem for Abilene to draw top rodeo cowboys.
The West Texas Fair & Rodeo starts the first Friday after Labor Day. This means the Abilene rodeo can run from the first Friday of September — to early in the third week every seven years.
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So last night on my way home I noticed out of no where it sounds like my motor is sucking air like no other when at 10psi or above. Almost like after my buddy with a Cummins put an S&B intake on his truck... Seems to still be making boost... I had it to 25 this morning and it was going to town. I couldn't open it up any more as my turn was coming up fast. I have seen 29 before this... Are one of my intake boots coming apart? Has anyone else had this problem?
Take a look at those boost boots. If they are crud covered they are telling you it is time to be replaced. (cleaning them will not help their longevity either)
That crud is actually oil from the crankcase vent that is installed just before the turbo. The boost boots are made of silicone, which just happens to degrade in the presence of oil.
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Typical spot for failure is where you can not see it, the boot at the turbo, on the underside. If one boot is gone, replace them all, since your looking at the domino effect, one goes bad and the rest are right behind it.
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So my local dealership only had the one from the turbo to the IC pipe boot. So I got that boot and took a really good look at the bottom one and it looks WAY better than the top one did. Took it all apart cleaned it the best I could and put it back together. Still making the sound and now I am blowing the IC pipe off the boot up by the turbo. So tomorrow I am going to try the hairspray and clean it better. What do you say when proper torque?
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Even with new boots and clamps, I can't keep mine on without hairspray! My wife and kids thought I had lost my mind, when I robbed my wife's medicine cabinet, but it works! You can find boots and clamp kits on eBay at a pretty good price. There is an updated turbo outlet boot that is longer. It fit my truck much better.
Try using acetone when cleaning the IC pipe, then clean the inside mating surface of the boot with it as well. Give it a few seconds to dry. That stuff will cut all the oil right out of the picture. I used that sticky stuff in a can you spray on gaskets to keep them in place while installing them. If you use that stuff, use it on one side of the connection only. It will be REAL difficult to get them apart and if it is on both sides of the same connection.......
Also, you are also describing the noise that a failing flex joint in the y-pipe makes. Take a gander at your firewall behind the y-pipe. If you see some soot stains, you might have found the problem.
I've been using spray adhesive trim stick but only on the hot side metal tube connections lately. I leave the cac and turbo connections dry for easier removal, they don't seem to come off as much.
also once you blow a boot several times I recommend replacing it, believe me I still do this occassionally and it's not worth fighting, sometimes they just seem to blow for no ****ing reason (overboost will blow them too as well as a cac restriction).
as for the noise definitely check your up-pipe flexes and pre turbo connections like the egr up-pipe flange.
I don't think it is the Y-pipe as I don't see anything on or around them.... What I am seeing though is on the exhaust manifold where it connects to the head is what looks like fresh soot..... Looks like I am going to need exhaust manifold gaskets.
My buddy was brave enough to get under the truck while I boosted it in gear... Sure enough getting a good amount coming out the driver side rear cylinder.
If it isn't cracked, you can take it off and put a gasket in there.
Well..... Found my problem after replacing the top boot up by the turbo and spending 5-6 hours doing the exhaust manifold gaskets… It did need them though as I had soot almost around all the ports. We had a great time getting out one stud that decided to break… So anyways after that I took for a drive and it was still doing it. S***!!! So My buddy is looking around as I powerbrake it and felt some air and I thought it was the fan. Turns out it is the cold side of the intercooler tube. I am thinking it has gotten bigger as I didn't see it before and my father in-law never noticed it when he took out the air intake to do the exhaust manifold gaskets.
So with that said which is the best way to go? I am having difficultly finding a new tube that doesn't require the bigger intake elbow… Where can I find besides the ford dealership?
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Leonardo DiCaprio spent the weekend in New York. On Sunday he was papped walking down the street with current bonafide, Kelly Rohrbach. He made no attempt to cover his face. He didn't run around looking for a trash bin to jump into to avoid being photographed. Instead, he just kept walking with his turned out feet and his hippy gait (he's a hip-swinger), and holding her hand, smiling. Full Story
London Fields
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A lot of bricks are being thrown at Stonewall, and with good reason. The film has been savagely attacked by critics for whitewashing the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a pivotal turning point for the LGBTQ rights movement in the U.S. Beyond that, it's been hit by several boycotts and grossed a paltry $839 per theatre in its opening weekend Full Story
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Leo's campaign is coming
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Leonardo DiCaprio spoke at the 2015 Global Citizen Festival on Saturday in New York. These are probably the best pictures we've seen of him in, well, in years. This is the version of Leo we'll be seeing for the next several months as he campaigns toward his first Oscar for his performance in Alejandro G Inarritu's The Revenant. Full Story
Neither Benedict Cumberbatch nor Jake G are playing Nikola Tesla
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The cast of The Martian, led by Matt Damon, was in London tonight for the UK premiere. So far the reviews for The Martian have been quite strong. Sarah saw it at TIFF and liked it a lot and Sarah's hard to please. But when I saw her after the screening, she wasn't angry at all about spending two hours in the theatre watching it. Full Story
Tom Hardy ain't got time for primadonna directors
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Hero Boy, Girl, Cool Girl, and Littlefinger
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Once again, I went into the second entry in a YA dystopia franchise totally blind—I have not read the Maze Runner books nor have I seen the first Maze Runner movie. Like Divergent: Insurgent, this is an exercise in "Can Sarah figure out what is going on without any context?" Because all YA dystopias are the exact same mashup of Lord of the Flies, The Lottery, and Battle Royale, the answer is yes—yes I can. Full Story
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Victoria and David Beckham, along with son Brooklyn, attended a party last night to celebrate the one year anniversary of Victoria's flagship store. I'm kinda into the fact that Posh didn't overdress for this. Tank top, skinny pants, a sparkly jacket on the way in, no jacket on the way out. Full Story
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I have made this pie every Thanksgiving since the recipe was published in 1993. I don't even bother trying any other pumpkin pie recipe, this one is for keeps (though I make a different crust).flag if inappropriate
By far the best pumpkin pie I've ever made--creamy texture and not too spicy. The crust didn't quite make it in a 10" pie plate, but it didn't matter. My search for the perfect recipe ends here!flag if inappropriate
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Excellent recipe, I made 2 of them ate one at halloween breakfast with family. My husband is American so we share the spirit with all those down under. The other one is to devour later. Yummm Yumm will make this at Thanksgiving too!flag if inappropriate
This filling is one of the best pumpkin pie's I've ever had. The crust is good too, however I prefer to use a different crust with less butter in it. This crust is very sweet and not the easiest to handle.flag if inappropriate
Instead of rolling out the dough on a floured surface, roll it out in between 2 pieces of saran wrap, it won't stick plus you don't need to dust with flour, leftover filling can be baked in hot water bath in heatproof cups along side the pieflag if inappropriate
My mom told me this was the best homemade pumpkin pie she ever had. I thought it was great too-- although I think next time I wouldn't use this crust and I'd omit the preserves. Otherwise, totally perfect. I will never use any other recipe.flag if inappropriate
Wonderful pumpkin pie!! Eaten within the hour by family who couldn't wait until dinner. Definitely on the menu for Thanksgiving. Better than the one on the label of the canned pumpkin! Of course I didn't have all the ingredients, so I substituted. Now, not sure if I'd use the original recipe. I substituted vanilla low-fat yogurt for the sour cream, and half-and-half for the whipping cream in the filling. Used homemade peach jam instead of apricot preserves to line the pie shell. The filling was too much for my 9-inch pie pan, so next time, I will use the pyrex 10-incher.flag if inappropriate
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Pie was fabulous! I had a little problem with pie crust it started to fall in as I baked it. Would cut down on cream! Served it on Thanksgiving. First dessert to go!flag if inappropriate


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