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Here is the recipe:
The way my mother makes this cake is actually a marriage of two recipes: for a sponge cake and for something called a Sunshine Cake with caramel topping. The caramel goes on top of the sponge cake instead of the Sunshine Cake.
The caramel is enough for one sponge base, baked in a 24 cm flan tin, the type that has a raised centre and a deeper trench along the rim (like this), so that when the cake is turned out top-to-bottom there will be a raised rim along the edge. Since the two recipes weren't made to be used together there may be a bit of sponge batter left over when you have poured it out, depending on how deep the tin is. If you are using the recipe below and a shallow tin, I therefore recommend using small eggs and short measures of flour and sugar. (You can, of course, just use your own preferred sponge cake recipe – there are dozens of good ones out there).
Sponge base:
Prepare the batter as is shown here, or use your own preferred method.
Caramel topping (this is also excellent poured warm over vanilla ice cream)
- 200 ml heavy cream
- 120 g sugar
- 2 tbs golden syrup (use corn syrup if you can't get golden)
- 30 g butter
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
Mix cream, sugar and syrup in a saucepan. Cook, stirring continuously, until the mixture is so thick that a wooden spoon drawn edgewise through it leaves a mark. Add the butter and vanilla and stir to mix well. Set aside to cool.
When the caramel is barely lukewarm, almost cool, spoon it into the centre of the cake, smooth it over the top and allow to set. This cake keeps well and can be frozen.

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Forums: Index > Help Desk archive > Where Can You Find What Happens After Book 7?
Ok, i'm a little confused. Ok I've read all seven books and the last one leaves a few unanswered question BUT a lot of us seem to know the answers to these questions such as
Q: Who killed Lupin? A: Antonin Dolohov
Q: Who killed N. Tonks? A: Bellatrix Lestrange
Q Does harry ever become an Auror? A: Yes
But these answers were never given in the book so WHERE did we get them? Is there a source by JK Rowling telling us all this? Did she ever write an encyclopedia giving us this information?
I really want to know more about the NEXT GENERATION where do I get this information? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs).
- i;m pretty sure i remember reading that Harry and Ron became aurors, Kingsley became prime minister and Hermione took her elf rights campaign a bit further all in one place and im pretty sure it was the epilogue, but i'm not sure —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs).
- Most of that information comes from interviews and press releases Rowling has made. Accio-Quote.org has transcripts of a lot of these from up until 2008. This interview in particular has a lot of post-Deathly Hallows information. Most of the articles on this wiki include references at the bottom listing where the information comes from. - Nick O'Demus 22:22, November 20, 2010 (UTC)
- I used this website. She talks about everything that happened after the books. http://www.beyondhogwarts.com/harry-potter/articles/jk-rowling-goes-beyond-the-epilogue.html


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This article was published 28/3/2014 (1241 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
To: Winter
From: Management
Re: Your job performance
Dear Winter: It is extremely rare for management to criticize an employee for doing their job too well, but that is the position we find ourselves in today.
There's no question you have put in an outstanding effort this season, Winter. You have been cold -- brutally so on some days -- and snowy -- way above normal, in fact -- and your northerly winds could literally cause birds to freeze solid in mid-air.
You have done everything we wanted this year and more. In fact, it's the "and more" part we need to speak to you about. As you are well aware, Winter, the vernal equinox arrived earlier this month on March 20.
What does that mean? It means Spring should be on the job right now, whereas you should be enjoying a lovely vacation in the Arctic or the Antarctic or wherever it is you go to, er, cool down after finishing your part-time job.
And it is a part-time job, Winter. We appreciate your enthusiastic approach to work, but the truth is we don't want you plying your trade on a year-round basis. It's not good for morale. We have spoken to Spring and, as you can imagine, she is pretty darn upset about the fact you refuse to relinquish your, um, position in the workplace.
We do not wish to contact our lawyers, Winter, but we need to be clear: Nice work, but, hey, it's time for you to go. Our proposal is you stick around a few more days, enjoy the Juno Awards on Sunday, then slide off into the sunset, giving Spring a chance to begin her apprenticeship.
According to our friend Dale Marciski at Environment Canada, you are doing your best to cling to power, even though some southerly winds will be pulling warmer air up from the central U.S. this weekend.
We will be looking at highs of 3 C today and 0 C on Sunday, which sounds nice, until you realize the normal high at this time of year is a near-tropical 4 C. Then, on Monday, the winds become northerly, bringing us cooler air and a high of just (Gulp!) -11 C.
"It (Saturday's winds) will also pull in some clouds and we could see a few snow flurries, even wet snow flurries Saturday," Dale said.
As for when Spring will begin work, as required under the collective agreement, Dale refused to speculate. "I'm not going to predict spring until I really see it," he declared. "I'm predicting milder weather, but it's still a slow process ... There will be a little melting this weekend."
At his show on Thursday night, internationally renowned comedian Danny Bhoy scolded us Winnipeggers for jumping the gun. "Don't put a date on spring, Winnipeg," he snorted. "Wait until you actually see the little green shoots coming up."
So, please, feel free to stick around and enjoy the Juno festivities this weekend, Winter. Along with the awards show, there's Juno Fest, featuring something like 100 national and local acts at almost 20 different venues scattered around the city. It's a chance to catch the best live music this nation can offer at bargain prices. Individual tickets are $10 to $20 at the door, but the best bet is to buy a festival wristband for $30 through Ticketmaster. You can find the schedule and more at junoawards.ca.
As if that weren't enough, you can shake a bit of frost off by checking out the annual Festival of Fools at The Forks starting today. We're talking clowns, magicians, jugglers, face-painting, circus and trapeze workshops and assorted tomfoolery. And it's (Gasp!) FREE!
Considering it's still cold, maybe you'd enjoy heading to the WAG tonight for an encore presentation of the World's Best Commercials. Tickets are $12 to $14 at wag.ca or the front desk.
In conclusion, Winter, the management committee wants to thank you for all the hard work you have put in this year. You have truly embodied the spirit of our Olympic motto: "We Are Winter!"
But we need to give Spring a chance to show her stuff. It's in the contract. And just in case you were wondering: No! We are not willing to pay you for all the overtime hours you have put in.
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Fantabulous. Splendiforous. There just aren't enough synonyms to describe how awesome an Awesome Birthday Bash truly is. So, let's see if this sums it up: Parents magazine named The Little Gym the #1 place to host children's birthday parties.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- An opinion issued by the state Ethics Commission says Ohio's treasurer can refinance his home using a bank that does business with the state.
Republican Treasurer Josh Mandel (man-DEHL') had requested guidance on the issue ahead of Thursday's decision.
The commission said in an advisory opinion that state ethics law doesn't prohibit Mandel from refinancing with a bank that's doing business with the state because he is acting as would any other ordinary customer of the bank.
The panel also said that Mandel's home refinancing with a state-connected bank doesn't prevent him from deciding matters affecting the bank in his role as treasurer.


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Dis shizzy is teh funneh. -- » Sir Savethemooses Grand Commanding Officer ... holla atcha boy» 16:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
It's great, it just needs some clipart cars driving past making whoosh! noises. Bloopy 10:01, 24 March 2006 (UTC)
- You might be able to do that with some animated GIFs. --DeadlyGrim 05:58, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
edit Linking
I've been linking the images to the next page like in the actual program. --lEoN2323 22:26, 30 November 2006 (UTC)
edit Hey TKF
I thought about your article some more (after I voted), and I came up with a few ideas that I think will get it featured instantly. So how about it? Feel like a collab? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Necropaxx (talk • contribs)


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Long established as a builder of motoryachts and expedition vessels, Northern Marine has introduced its latest long-range cruiser, a 64-foot raised-pilothouse trawler. Her systems are designed to be serviceable in remote areas, while her bottom is a resin-infused, solid-fiberglass laminate, reinforced with Kevlar around the bulbous bow. Protecting the keel is a 12-inch-wide steel shoe extending the full length of the hull; forward, it's one inch thick, but along the after 16 feet of the keel, it's a whopping 11⁄2 inches thick.
Not only is she built to endure the perils of the sea, but her full-displacement hull form is also engineered to be comfortable and dry in a seaway, thanks to ample freeboard and generous bow flare. Moreover, the bulbous bow will help reduce pitch motion while improving fuel economy. To reduce roll, the 64 is fitted with digitally controlled TRAC active-fin stabilizers. For peace of mind, she's also outfitted with a hydraulic get-home drive and hydraulic bow and stern thrusters. Her single engine and both gensets are soft-mounted, and her machinery space is fully insulated for sound and vibration control.
A clever over-under design trick creates the illusion of a full-beam interior while retaining virtually all the function of a walkaround configuration. Amidships, a stairway goes up and over a bump-out in the galley, allowing passage from the side deck to the foredeck via the boat deck. Or from the boat deck you can detour to the flying bridge without traipsing through the interior.
On the port side, the bump-out allows a nifty stairway to the lower decks. Three steps down is a landing, with a doorway to the master suite; located directly beneath the pilothouse, the stateroom is relatively high in the hull, extending full beam and with two big ports on either side. From the landing another stairway leads aft to a roomy guest stateroom on the lower deck. Separate stairs from the pilothouse lead to the third stateroom under the foredeck.
For more information on Northern Marine, including contact information, click here.
This article originally appeared in the July 2008 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Even on my best, most motivated baking days, chances are good you won't find me rolling dough, cutting out and decorating cookies. It's just not my thing.
That's probably the reason biscotti are my absolute favorite cookies to make around the holidays – they don't ask for much in terms of labor or fuss and they happen to pack very nicely into cellophane bags for gifting and sharing.
I've shared my classic biscotti recipes here in seasons past – the best dark chocolate biscotti and a classic lemon biscotti with pine nuts.


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D'Addario XL Pure Nickel strings look back to the '50s, when nickel was the primary alloy found in electric guitar strings. Pure Nickel delivers classic, warmer timbres that define many genres including blues, classic rock, rockabilly, and more.
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We received the following e-mail from Jack this morning:
"Thanksgiving Experiment: Getting ready to gather up all the ingredients for this experiment today. I will be grilling/smoking a 4-7 lb. boneless leg of lamb on my outdoor grill. I am creating a paste that includes: 2 cups olive oil Seasoned Salt Fresh Garlic (6 cloves) 3 oz. fresh lemon juice 2 Tbl. Oregano 2 Tbl. Thyme 2 Tbl. Rosemary ??? Barbeque Dry Rub (not sure yet; to taste!) 1 Tbl Worcestershire Plan on rubbing on the paste and placing in a plastic bag for several hours. Roll and tie the lamb roast Grill lamb roast on all side to create a bark over hickory charcoal Indirect cook the roast and app. 250; hoping the hickory will add a smoky flavor Taking it off at app. 140; which I hope is app. 2 hours; Probably roll up in aluminum foil after about 10 minutes to help hold in juices/flavor Serving with an Australian Shiraz Thanksgiving, because of the number of people and food we will have at the house, is a great time to experiment dont you think. Ill keep everyone informed and take some pictures. Pray for me!!! (and our guests)"
Our instinct was to halve the olive oil--too much for one roast--and adjust the acid (lemon juice) downward to achieve balance with the reduced oil. Other flavors sounded spot-on. The cooking time seemed a tad long, so we suggested Jack check the temp on an instant-read about 1-1/4 hour into it as we didn't know what his grill temp would be. Any other suggestions for Jack?


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im one of those one million, first my iphone 3g now my iphone 4
Count me in, I have been using iPhones on T-Mo for years. Just bought a factory unlocked ip4 also besides all the other phones I have that are unlocked.
So it's time for Apple to make iPhone for T-Mobile network $$$
My iP4 is on T-Mobile - but then, it's locked to T-Mobile...
I am on tmobile with a 3gs.
i am on tmobile with a 3gs
You can add me to that list. Unlocked with ultrasn0w and on T-Mobile. Started off with iPhone 3G, then the iPhone 3GS and this year got the iPhone 4, meaning I can also be included to the sim card cutter list. Apart from myself and my dad, I know at least 13 people with unlocked iPhones for either T-Mobile or Simple Mobile.
Same here, had an unlocked 3GS. Now a unlocked iPhone 4.
Right now T-Mobile is the sole carrier that offers any form of unlimited plan, yes they slow speeds down after a certain paid for bandwidth, but even the slower speeds are better than most other carriers when running their 4G network.
Now, with more and more DSL and Cable companies switching to having caps on bandwidth, T-Mobile will play an even more important role than just in the wireless community. They will push carriers of wireless and non-wireless to offer some sort of unlimited plan, even if there is throttling involved, but that will push some to not have throttling to set themselves apart from the crowd, so on and so forth.
So there is A LOT riding on this deal not going through.
EDIT: Furthermore, there's no way T-Mo won't get swallowed up by AT&T, and even if they don't, there's no way that consumer-harming bandwidth caps and traffic shaping won't continue to play havoc on the American marketplace.


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The King of Beasts
I can help.
"As a dreamer of dreams and a travelin' man I have chalked up many a mile. Read dozens of books about heroes and crooks, And I've learned much from both of their styles." ~ Jimmy Buffett
"I don't see much sense in that," said Rabbit. "No," said Pooh humbly, "there isn't. But there was going to be when I began it. It's just that something happened to it along the way.""
I can help. But I'll miss seeing Dopple Bock again.
Mel and I will Be at packet pick up to help. As of right now it's 50-50 if we will be there. On Thursday. If we decide to drive down will not be if I decide to fly we will have to leave Monday instead of Tuesday to make it affordable. Don't get how one day adds 400 to the cost of the trip.
"If you run, you are a runner. It doesn't matter how fast or how far. It doesn't matter if today is your first day or if you've been running for twenty years. There is no test to pass, no license to earn, no membership card to get. You just run."
Mel and I will be there on Thursday.
Booked airfare instead of driving down again.
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Thanks all!!
You won't be eating @ Blind Pig that eve?
Thanks all!!
You won't be eating @ Blind Pig that eve?
We're thinking maybe Fri for lunch or dinner since we found better flights to Nashville than Louisville .
Count us in for packet stuffing and packet pickup
I think Ben and I will hit up Pizza Perfect for lunch on Sat. if anyone is interested.
Premonkey easy run 3-4 miles in PWP?
In it for the long run..
Is Thurs night at JCC or Trent's house?
"It's not who wins the workout..."
BANNED from the LLR (Ladies' Locker Room) forum at age 64. Remember, folks, it's just running.
Imminent Catastrophe
Premonkey easy run 3-4 miles in PWP?
What time?
"Able to function despite imminent catastrophe"
"To obtain the air that angels breathe you must come to Tahoe"--Mark Twain
"The most common question from potential entrants is 'I do not know if I can do this' to which I usually answer, 'that's the whole point'.--Paul Charteris, Tarawera Ultramarathon RD.
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Cruel Jewel 50 mile May 2016
Western States 100 June 2016
Is Thurs night at JCC or Trent's house?
JCC. However, I will need one person to swing by my house a bit before to grab some boxes.
What time?
7:00, small parking lot near the starting line.
Ugh. Too early for me.
A Saucy Wench
I have become Death, the destroyer of electronic gadgets
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7
Mel just signed us up for a 5k. Viva la diva on Sat. Lunch sounds good.
I will see you guys at Viva la Diva. I'm running the 10. It's near my house.


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A prime mover has been stolen from a chocolate factory in Melbourne's east.
Police said the offender drove the vehicle through the boom gates of the factory in Canterbury Road, Ringwood, on Tuesday after breaking in about 4.45am.
Police believe the he jumped over a fence from a bike track, running parallel to the EastLink tollway.
It is believed he broke into five trucks before stealing the 2010 Mack prime mover and trailer, with the registration number YFY 525, police said.
Police said the offender drove through the boom gates, turned left onto Canterbury Road, before turning left into Wantirna Road. He fled the scene after stalling the prime mover at the intersection with Surrey Street.
Police are appealing for witnesses and urging anyone with information to phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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Rose-Marie Swift is widely acclaimed in the world of major glossies, having worked for almost all of them (Vogue, Harpers Bazaar et al) and she's also the makeup artist of choice for girls like Giselle. Lesser known is that she's just launched a gorgeous new organic makeup collection under the moniker RMS Beauty - and I couldn't be happier to announce this latest addition to the world of organic & natural beauty! As a makeup expert she's often asked about brands she'd recommend, but having recently dealt with health issues & understanding the implications of toxic chemicals in our beauty products, she realized there were none. The resulting epiphany sparked the creation of this beautiful new color line that uses live organic ingredients, mineral colors and Rose-Marie's vast experience with makeup to produce formulations that actually work. There are no synthetics, petrochemcials, parabens or other nasties. In fact, there's no artificial anything. I've tried almost the entire line and every product delivered on expectations. Flushes of color for lips & cheeks, bursts of luminosity for skin, unstudied & natural eyes... and everything super densely pigmented so a tiny amount goes a loooong way. The packaging is elegant, simple, clean and everything is packaged in frosted glass which has the dual purpose of protecting the ingredients, as well as being able to be recycled. I'm a MAJOR fan and have no doubt others are lining up as we speak. Writer :: Emma Pezzack - www.futurenatural.com: the best organic beauty products in the world.


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LAKELAND, Fla. – The No.15-ranked Saint Leo women's tennis team (17-6) dropped a 5-1 decision to the No.4-ranked Lynn University Fighting Knights (18-3), Saturday morning at the Florida Blue Sunshine State Conference Women's Tennis Tournament. The semifinal loss drops Saint Leo to the back draw where they are scheduled to take on Rollins College later Saturday afternoon. Tentative start time is 3 p.m.
Resuming suspended doubles play from Friday, the Lions and Fighting Knights split the opening two matches. Lynn's top pair of Ioana Ivan and Sabine Krause, ranked No.3 in the country, nipped the Lions' tandem of Laura Kemkes and Emily Singleton. Saint Leo quickly tied the match, however, as Adrianna Daszkiewicz and Jeanette McDonald rolled Ana Kriz and Roxane Alexandru, 8-2.
With advantage coming hinging on the third set, the Fighting Knights managed to squeak past the Lions' duo of Maria Benkirane and Selma Hidass in a thrilling tie break finish, 9-8 (7-4). Saint Leo held a 7-6 advantage in the match, but it was Lynn who fought back and won in tiebreaker fashion.
Saint Leo attempted to make a comeback, but Lynn secured three points at two, four, and six singles to secure the win. For the Lions, Kemkes and Benkirane secured first set wins, 6-2 and 6-1, but their matches were left unfinished.
Falling to the back draw, Saint Leo will now challenge Rollins for third place in the SSC. Doubles is set to begin tentatively at 3 p.m.
For more on the nationally-ranked women's squad, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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BG: My husband's secretary is 27 years old but acts more like a teenager. She is very immature and flirtatious. She has been his secretary for less than 1 year. To be perfectly honest, I do not like her at all. My biggest reason being that she recently called a 6 year old deaf boy a "retard" to his mother. Being the mother of an autistic child (or just a decent human being!), this really put a bad taste in my mouth about her.
So, please tell me if the following would bug you or if I am being a hormonal pregnant woman who just doesn't like this chick.
Yesterday, for the 2nd time in the past month, she went into his office, got on his computer and changed his Facebook status. The first time, she changed it to "HER NAME is the greatest employee ever. I am so lucky that she works for me." Yesterday, she changed it to "I think I should change my toenail polish to lime green. The pink isn't working for me."
The statuses are stupid and NBD, but the whole idea that she is comfortable enough with my husband to do this makes me very uncomfortable. Additionally, he works in a very professional occupation and I think it is inappropriate. I told him that in no uncertain terms and that if she does it again, I will be asking her (in an adult manner) to stay off his private facebook. He has been very apologetic and seemingly understanding of my feelings but seems to think I am overreacting.
So, wise BHB ladies, what do you think?


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Right-hander fires seven scoreless innings; Raburn hits two homers
KANSAS CITY -- Indians starter Ubaldo Jimenez came out of hiding on Monday night. Cleveland can only hope it can finally send the search party home for good.
Jimenez turned in his strongest outing of the season -- arguably one of his best efforts as a member of the Tribe -- to help the Indians cruise to an 9-0 victory over the Royals in the finale of a four-game series at Kauffman Stadium. The offense caught fire and Jimenez followed suit, bringing a satisfying end to a long road trip.
"You're always looking to be encouraged," manager Terry Francona said. "I think we flew past encouraged and got excited."
Over an 11-day trek through Houston, Chicago and Kansas City, the Indians (10-13) had two games washed away due to rain, played one doubleheader and compiled a 5-4 record. That includes a split of the four-game set against the Royals, who were knocked out of first place in the American League Central with Monday's loss.
That was courtesy of Jimenez.
The Indians' starter entered the evening with a bloated 10.06 ERA, but shook off his abysmal start to the season with a gem of an outing against Kansas City (13-10). Jimenez allowed just three hits across seven shutout innings, in which he created 12 outs via ground balls and mixed in four strikeouts.
"Ubaldo today -- wow. Incredible, man," said Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar, who went 0-for-3 against the Tribe's starter. "He was keeping the ball down and throwing a lot of first-pitch strikes. And he was using a curve, changeup and a fastball over 92 [mph]. Wow. Unbelievable."
On either side of an unlikely infield single from Billy Butler in the fourth inning were a pair of 11-batter streaks without a hit allowed for Jimenez. The right-hander did issue two walks, but neither came back to haunt him. It marked the first time since May 6 last season (against the Rangers) that Jimenez logged at least seven scoreless innings.
"He had life on his fastball. He had all of his offspeed pitches working," Francona said. "Hitters, they had to respect everything he threw. You saw some rollover ground balls to first, some awkward swings, late on the fastball. There was just so much to like tonight."
The win was Jimenez's first since Aug. 9 of last year.
Due to a pair of rainouts in the past week, Jimenez had his start pushed back and took the mound for the first time since April 21 in Houston. During the seven-day hiatus, the right-hander threw three bullpen sessions and continued to work on the mechanics of his drive leg and arm slot.
Jimenez said he tried to build off the success in his last outing, which included one stretch of 14 consecutive Astros batters without a hit.
"It helped. That gave me more confidence," Jimenez said. "As soon as I got to the mound today, I was like, 'I'm going to throw everything for the strike.' I felt really good."
The offense more than held up its end of the bargain.
Led by a two-homer showing by right fielder Ryan Raburn, Cleveland churned out nine runs on 14 hits and finished 6-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Jason Kipnis ended a drought of 150 plate appearances (dating to last season) without a home run by drilling a solo shot in the first inning for the Indians.
"It was a good night," said Raburn, who was 4-for-4 with four RBIs. "It was fun. We just try to do whatever we can to help the ballclub, whether it's one hit, a walk, getting a runner over, anything. Anything like this is always special."
Asdrubal Cabrera chipped in an RBI single off Royals starter Wade Davis (charged with eight runs in 4 2/3 innings) in the third inning and then helped ignite a six-run outburst in the fifth with a run-scoring double. In that flurry of offense, Mark Reynolds contributed an RBI single, Carlos Santana added an RBI double and Raburn brought them both in with a three-run home run.
Raburn's second long ball of the night, and of the season, was a leadoff blast to right field off Kansas City reliever Kelvin Herrera in the eighth inning.
"They hit some good pitches off of Wade, but they hit some mistakes, too," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "This is a club that hits the ball down pretty well."
In the eighth, Francona gave Jimenez a chance to log one more inning, but that prospect came to an end when Mike Moustakas and Jeff Francoeur opened the frame with a double and single, respectively. At that juncture, Francona handed the ball to lefty reliever Nick Hagadone.
Hagadone began his escape act by striking out pinch-hitter George Kottaras looking. The left-hander then induced a chopper back to the mound for a groundout from Elliot Johnson, forcing Moustakas to hold steady at third base. Hagadone finished off the Royals by striking out Alex Gordon, keeping Jimenez's line clean in the process.
"That was nice," Francona said. "We had spread the game out, but it was nice for Ubaldo to have some zeros after the way he had battled."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Cinco de Mayo Returns to Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center May 2
Event celebrates Mexican-American heritage and lifestyles of Texans
ATHENS, Texas—Athens will celebrate Cinco de Mayo at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center May 2 with food, music and dancing in addition to the normal TFFC activities such as fishing, tram rides and dive show presentations.
Featured entertainment will be Tyler Ballet Folklorico, directed by Cecilia Salgado, with two performances.
Music will also be provided for public dancing in the Hart-Morris Conservation Center.
Event hours will be from 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday. Reduced admissions prices of $2.50 for adults and $1 for students ages 12 to 18 will be in effect after 1:00 p.m. Children under 12 will be admitted free.
Persons interested in selling food or other items at the event should contact James Booker at (903) 670-2266. A Miss Cinco de Mayo pageant is planned, and anyone wishing to participate should contact Booker.
Cinco de Mayo is one of two Mexican national holidays celebrated throughout Texas. According to The Handbook of Texas, these celebrations originated in Mexico in the nineteenth century. Cinco de Mayo (May 5) commemorates Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza's victory on May 5, 1862, over the French expeditionary forces at Puebla, Mexico. The second holiday, Diez y Seis de Septiembre (September 16), commemorates Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla's grito de Dolores ("cry of Dolores") on September 16, 1810, at the village of Dolores, near Guanajuato. Diez y Seis is Mexico's national Independence Day.
At the time of the Texas Revolution of 1836, which ended Mexican Texas, Hispanic peoples in Texas possessed a unique cultural heritage, enriched by a combination of Spanish and Indian customs. This biculturation enabled Mexican Americans to adapt and join the mainstream Anglo-American culture while maintaining in group relationships and family structures their valued ethnic traditions. Mexican Americans began celebrating fiestas patrias such as Cinco de Mayo to reinforce their cultural links with each other and with Mexico.
The first fiestas patrias were held in Texas in the early 1820s. They included festivities that involved special music, songs, dances, native cuisine, costumes, and homage to folk heroes. In these celebrations Tejanos displayed and preserved their ethnicity.
The Cinco de Mayo festival was second in importance only to Diez y Seis. This event recalled the Mexican defeat of French forces in Mexico in 1862. Disgruntled, exiled Mexican conservatives had invited Napoleon III of France to send the Hapsburg Maximilian and his wife, Carlota, to rule Mexico, in opposition to the reform movement led by Benito Juárez. Cinco de Mayo also celebrated the cultural ties that the raza (the "race" or "clan," i.e., Mexican Americans) shared with each other and with Mexico.
Cinco de Mayo has a special relationship to Texas in that the leader of the Mexican army that defeated the French troops at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, was a native Texan, Ignacio Zaragoza, who was born in Goliad.
Many Texas cities developed a fiestas patrias tradition. In Houston the celebrations began in the 1920s, when the Hispanic population grew large enough to require a Mexican consulate.
Although primarily held to maintain Mexican-American cultural life and customs, fiestas patrias occasionally rendered a political service. In 1973 Mexican-American leaders clashed with the Mexican consul in Houston, declaring that the true function of their fiestas patrias was to promote their own unique Mexican-American heritage and lifestyle, and not that of Mexico. It is in that spirit that the Cinco de Mayo celebration at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center is held.
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I have a dB on another server and it contains data I need on another host. How can I import that data into my new sites database?
They have the same table name, but there other tables are not the same.
which database system are you using?
okay, just for your information, we have a mysql sub-forum for mysql questions (i'll ask the moderators to move this thread over)
use mysqldump to create a dump file from the source database, and then use this file to create the tables in the target database
alternatively, if you have access to a front end app like phpmyadmin, the dump and restore features are built in
I can only do an export from the source dB. It will export to a CSV file.
do you have a front end app like phpmyadmin? they can all import csv files
Yes, the target site has phpmyadmin
Have you heard of SqlYog GUI for mysql and it's tunneling feature? If yes then it definitely helps u alot.For more info:http://www.devx.com/security/Article/27854/1954
This is a small program like Navicat, I have programs that will open dB's but my problem is that the source host doesn't have a remote login capability only export.
That is why tunnenning will help.The idea is you upload a php file prorided with your app (navicat for instance) and set up the navicat client to connect to your mysql database via the uploaded file. The technique is called "tunnelling".
I realize this is an old thread, i just wanted to provide clarification because it seems like you didn't make the connection.
..or you can use an online tool, where you install only small proxy to facilitate communication between servers. Novaquantum makes one...


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Blake Griffin didn't make a basket until there were 4 1/2 minutes left in the third quarter Monday night at Staples Center. He shanked his first seven shots on drives and jump shots, and that only begins to describe the Clippers' troubles.
Under better circumstances, the appearance of the struggling New Orleans Hornets might have meant a 48-minute get-well party for Griffin and the Clippers. Instead, the Hornets provided more frustration for the Clippers.
New Orleans took a 105-98 victory from the Clippers in front of a disgruntled sellout crowd of 19,060. The opportunistic Hornets ended a seven-game losing streak and extended the Clippers' skid to four consecutive.
Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro called it "an embarrassing game for us from the get-go." He also said the Clippers' sixth loss in 14 games to start the season was "start to finish, poor effort, poor energy.
"You get what you deserve."
Griffin scored a career-low four points on 1-for-9 shooting with six rebounds and three assists before fouling out with 2:36 remaining in the game. He declined to blame anyone but himself for his poor play.
"I'm totally comfortable within our offense," said Griffin, who looked anything but at ease with the ball in his hands. "I just missed shots tonight.
"It's on me. It's not part of the offense. It's not anybody's fault but mine."
Caron Butler scored a team-leading 33 points, including a franchise-record 9 of 15 from beyond the 3-point arc. He made 12 of 24 shots overall, grabbed six rebounds and kept the Clippers from getting blown out in the second half.
The Clippers set a team record with 18 3-pointers on 37 tries, but it was nothing to celebrate as far as Del Negro was concerned. In fact, he said it was further evidence that the Clippers' offense was out of sync.
"We just settled (for jump shots)," he said.
Greivis Vasquez scored 25 points for the Hornets, who made 15 of 25 3-pointers (60 percent). He sank a back-breaking three with 2:58 remaining to give the Hornets a 100-87 lead. Ryan Anderson and Jason Smith added 17 points apiece for New Orleans (4-9).
"Give New Orleans credit," Del Negro said. "They out-worked us in every aspect. We got nothing from our big guys, nothing really from our bench and nothing really from anybody.
"(The Hornets) set the tone. We didn't play hard enough to win."
Despite all that happened, the Clippers finally caught the Hornets and tied the score at 68-all after Griffin's lone basket, a dunk off a lob from Willie Green, and a 3-pointer from Butler with 4:01 remaining in the third quarter.
It all went sideways in a hurry for the Clippers, however.
Matt Barnes hit Smith with an elbow, drawing a flagrant foul-1 with 38.4 seconds left in the third quarter. Smith made both free throws, then converted a third after Barnes was whistled for a technical foul for arguing with the referees.
Smith then scored on a layup off the ensuing inbounds play, making it a five-point possession for the Hornets and giving them a 79-70 lead.
Smith added another layup in the closing seconds to make it 81-70 going into the fourth quarter.
It was a doubly frustrating conclusion to the quarter for the Clippers. After all, it was Smith who body-blocked Griffin off the end of the court on a drive to the basket in a March 22 game in New Orleans, drawing the Clippers' ire.
Monday, the Clippers looked like a bunch of cranky holiday travelers, back after a week away from home and in serious need of something to smile about when they faced the Hornets. They only seemed to get madder and madder as the night went along.
Even Del Negro got into the act by drawing a technical foul for yelling at officials with 9:29 left in the game, and the Clippers trailing 88-74. It became 89-74 after Smith hit the technical free throw a few moments later.
"We did a poor job with our rhythm after we got knocked back on our heels," a dour Griffin said quietly inside the nearly silent Clippers locker room. "We did a poor job of playing relaxed and playing how we're supposed to play."


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HOUSTON - Along with feeling the scorching temperatures this summer, Houstonians are feeling the heat in their pocket books.
Cars can become a big pain and a big expense during the hot weather, something Tony Zapoli's, owner of Advanced Auto Tech knows all to well.
Zapoli said his business has been packed with cars and trucks needing service.
"Underinflated tires, heat up more. With this pavement, it's a chance of a blowout," said Zapoli.
Scorching temperatures can affect a car's performance in many ways.
"A lot of battery replacements, A/C compressors are going out," he said.
While the owners of the vehicles are paying to get their air-conditioning systems fixed or replaced, there are many people who are forced to endure the weather, the like the people who have to work in it.
A local construction worker said he takes a break and drinks water every few minutes just to be safe.
"When it's up in the hundreds you have to take a little break," said Elbert Esters, a construction worker.
Zapoli said while the heat takes a toll on him personally, professionally it's a whole another story. The extreme heat means more money.
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Welcome to Liverpool Public Library
1995 Library HistoryAt their January meeting the Board selected The Architects Collaborative (TAC) as the lead architect on the library's expansion project. It was stipulated in the motion that TAC would collaborate with the local firm of Holmes, King, Kalquist.
During the first week of the year the building next door was razed to make room for the proposed expansion. Formerly the home of Carol's Antiques, it had housed the Liverpool Methodist Church over a century ago.
In mid-March several members of the staff gathered together to form a discussion group which they called "Good Sons, Good Daughters." Susan Mills, Head of the Audio Visual Department was instrumental in initiating this support group when she discovered that - like herself - many staff members were facing problems associated with aging parents who had health problems.
On April 1 the Board held a special meeting with the architects in an all day session to discuss the various aspects of the construction project with respect to the library services they would like to see provided in a new building.
A few days later, on April 5, the $ 2,476, 099 budget was passed 304 to 168. Patricia Mautino was elected to a second five year term and George Alessio was elected to fulfill one year remaining of Daniel Kelly's term. At the same meeting the Board approved contracting with Art Mack for construction management services on the building project. During the following weeks the architects met with the Department Heads on several occasions. Concurrently the staff formed "cluster groups" where they discussed ways to reorganize the existing departments.
At the May meeting Director Fay Golden told the Board about a staff member's idea to invite the trustees to a "Take your trustee to work" day…so they could learn what people did in the daily operation of the library . The idea was met with enthusiasm and took place several weeks later.
In May a quilt featuring characters from children's literature was completed and hung in the Sargent Meeting Room, site of many of the library's Storytimes. Designed by Children's Services clerk Alison Post the quilt project was coordinated by librarian Barbara Herrgesell.
At the Board meeting one month later video fines were reduced from $3 to $1 per day. A motion was passed whereby the library would be authorized to support ALA conference attendance by a Board member, the Cluster Heads and the Business Manager.
Linda Loomis led a one evening seminar, "Writing Your Memoirs" for adults while teens attended a session on poster art.
July marked the organization meeting of the Board and Dr. Thomas J. Wells was reelected President, Joseph Ostuni, Vice President, Patricia Mautino, Secretary and Larry Dunstone, Financial Officer.
In the fall the annual Performance Award was given to all members of the Circulation Department for excellence in service. Members recognized included Sue Bell, Joyce Brough, Stacie Brough, Laurie Carey, Maureen Cullican, Jeff Dottolo, Ginny Henderson, Karen Knapp, Jim Loomis, Connie Lundblad, Monica Miterko, Jessica Presutto, Pam Sprague, Lisa Vigliotti and Barbara Wood.
There were many special meetings for the Board and many meetings for the staff, especially the Department Heads. In September plans were firm for the new building. It had grown to 61,000 square feet. In October the dates for the public hearing and referendum dates were set: November 28 and December 5 respectively.
On October 17 a special meeting was held at the Liverpool Central School District's Educational Communications Center. Officials from the Onondaga County Legislature, the Salina Town Board, the Village Board and the School Board came to hear about and respond to the plans for the new building. The local newspaper printed many letters about the expansion. Most of them were negative saying the plan "showed little restraint," "would hurt taxpayers," or "enough is enough." The newspaper editorial advised its readers to " support the referendum saying "the cost increase was reasonable for the value gained."
December 5 came. The $8,450,453 referendum was soundly defeated. The vote was 3,764 against and 676 for. It was the second largest voter turnout in the library's history. The previous one had been when the 1991-92 budget had been defeated.
Throughout the year the usual variety of programs were held: storytimes, Armchair Traveler, Arts Alive concerts, Poetry readings, Readers Roundtable book discussions, and the English Conversation Club. A Ukrainian Easter Egg demonstration was held in early March and a Resume workshop and college admissions seminar in April. April also had Dinosaur Day in the Children's Room. An origami workshop for adults was held in May along with a Creative writing seminar given by Linda Loomis who wrote for the Review and was an adjunct faculty member at OCC and SUNY Oswego.
Personnel news included Barbara Moul being transferred to the Personnel Department in September and Bryan Morgan being hired as a page in December.


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They say you have to make hay while the sun shines -- well, the same goes for picking berries.
The berry season is brief but sweet in Manitoba, so you won't want to waste any time if picking is your thing. Get out there as soon as you can and get as much as you can.
Here's the 411 on how to do just that.
The Prairie Fruit Growers Association is a voluntary non-profit organization that represents all Manitoba fruit crop growers. They help to promote local growers so they can keep growing both berries and business.
When you visit these folks online at www.pfga.com, in addition to recipes, you'll find information on all the member farms. Just click on the type of berry you want to pick and all the local growers will pop up. Each grower listed will have their contact information (always phone before you go) as well as printable directions to the farms. Some farms are open as late as 9 p.m., so you can plan an evening of picking after work, but again, always call to confirm hours of operation.
Some farms will also let you order "pre-pick" if you don't have time to pick for yourself.
If you're not into picking them yourself, you can find berries at local farmers' markets as well. Go to http://wfp.to/Z15 or google Manitoba's Local Produce Guide 2013, and find a list of Manitoba farmers' markets with maps.
If you are picking, remember to dress for the weather, including wearing sunscreen, hats and bug spray. Carry water with you, especially if you have young children tagging along. Be sure to bring a cooler with some freezer packs to keep your berries cool for the drive home.
All berries are very perishable and should be consumed or preserved within two to three days.
Once picked, they need to be sorted to remove damaged berries and kept cool in the refrigerator.
Always pack them loosely and cover them lightly.
Do not wash berries until you are ready to serve, cook or preserve them, or store them in the freezer.
Once you are ready to use them, rinse well first and then stem the berries (remove the white core from strawberries) and drain them. Always leave the stems in strawberries until after you rinse them to prevent loss of juice.
Whole berries will hold on to their nutrients better than cut or sliced berries.
Clean, stem and dry your berries and spread them out on a cookie sheet.
Place them in the freezer and once frozen, transfer them to a container and place them back in the freezer.
Once packaged, label contents, the date they were frozen and a "use by" date (four to six months at the most).
I like to wash and reuse empty dairy cartons (500 ml and 1 litre size) for freezing foods. They hold a measured amount, can be taped shut and easily labelled and they stack neatly in the freezer, taking up less space than round containers.
Since fresh local berries have such a short season, I prefer recipes that make the most of them just as they are. Here are some to try.
Berry Crepes (sort of)
This is a lovely course to serve at brunch or as a dessert.
Toss together any combination of fresh berries to make 300 ml (1 1/3 cups)
Blend together the following until smooth:
80 ml (1/3 cup) cottage cheese
22 ml (1 1/2 tbsp) milk
10 ml (2 tsp) granulated sugar
5 ml (1 tsp) lemon juice
Bit of grated lemon rind (optional)
Warm a small (6-inch) flour tortilla slightly in a frying pan. Place on a plate and spoon some fresh berries on one half. Spread a generous tablespoon of cottage cheese mixture over berries. Fold tortilla in half. Repeat until all the fillings are used up (about 6 to 8 tortillas).
Top with a dollop of sour cream sweetened with just a touch of sugar or top with whipping cream.
Greens and Strawberries
2 l (about 8 cups) salad greens or baby spinach
500 ml (2 cups) sliced strawberries
60 to 80 ml (1/4 to 1/3 cup) chopped fresh mint (optional)
60 to 80 ml (1/4 to 1/3 cup) slivered almonds or hulled sunflowers seeds
125 to 175 ml (1/2 to 3/4 loosely measured cup) crumbled feta
Your favourite vinaigrette-type dressing
Just prior to serving, toss all the salad ingredients together. You can leave out the cheese and serve it separately in a small serving bowl to allow guests to add to their taste.
Toss in salad dressing. Serve. (Light, fruity vinaigrettes will work best. You can grate a little orange rind over top as well.)
Basic Raspberry Vinegar
Berries and vinegar combined in a ratio of one to one make a flavourful addition to your salad ingredients.
500 ml (2 cups) fresh, rinsed and stemmed raspberries
500 ml (2 cups) distilled white vinegar
Thoroughly blend berries and vinegar in the blender. Pour into a clean glass jar (one quart should do it). Allow to stand for six or seven days in a cool, dark place. Shake the jar once or twice every day to blend flavours.
Strain the vinegar through a double layer of cheesecloth to remove all solids. Pour vinegar into a glass bottle suitable for pouring. Keep in a cool, dark place for up to one year.
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam With a Twist
I transplanted the rhubarb in my garden and had to make a quick batch of freezer jam. I measured out all the rhubarb and found I didn't have quite enough fruit. I decided to top it up with about 1 1/2 cups of fresh strawberries, and instead of strawberry-flavoured gelatin, I used wild cherry. The flavour was fabulous! The cherry flavour actually brought out the strawberries really well against the rhubarb, and it's been really nice to have bits of real strawberry in with the rhubarb.
You can find freezer jam recipes all over the Internet and there is generally room to alter them a little, so check them out for ideas that you might like to try. The basic formula is:
1.25 l (5 cups) chopped rhubarb (I used about 375 ml or 1 1/2 cups of berries and 875 ml or 3 1/2 cups of rhubarb)
60 ml (1/4 cup) water
550 to 750 ml (2 1/4 to 3 cups) sugar
1 small package strawberry-flavoured gelatin (I used wild cherry)
On medium-low heat, bring water and fruit to boiling and mash well. Add sugar and bring to boil again. Remove from heat and add gelatin. Divide into 4 or 5 containers and freeze. Makes about one litre (4 cups) jam. I transfer the thawed jam from a plastic container to a pretty glass jar when I'm ready to use it. You can grate in a little lemon or orange zest as a finishing touch.


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By Luisa Frey
♦ Will the Palestinian economy ever be able to break its isolation? The past two decades' rounds of failed peace talks didn't manage to build an independent Palestinian economy which can break free of Israel – the question is now if a new $4bn plan to revive the economy will be able to change that.
♦ Tests taken from Yasser Arafat's corpse have shown high levels of radioactive polonium-210, suggesting the former Palestinian leader could have been poisoned. Arafat's widow describes it as "the crime of the century".
♦ External pressure is also threatening Georgia. The FT's Neil Buckley reports about the "borderisation" of South Ossetia.
♦ Greece may be the next Weimar Germany, says Greek professor Aristides Hatzis. The parliament contains neo-Nazis, Stalinists, Maoists, populists and defenders of conspiracy theories. Although there is a strong coalition government, failures in implementing reforms seem to be outweighing successes.
♦ Meanwhile, "power, prestige, and influence of the United States in the broader Middle East is in a death spiral", writes Bob Dreyfuss. He argues in Le Monde Diplomatique that the disastrous invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, America's economic crisis and the Arab Spring contributed to the decay of American influence.
♦ The future of the US-Egyptian relationship is also in focus. Washington's establishment of relations with former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel al-Nasser "can serve as the most promising template for a stable and productive relationship between the two countries today", says Robert Springborg in Foreign Affairs.
♦ Peter Baker, from Foreign Policy, writes about how the warm Russian-American relationship became icy. Through interviews and secret notes and memos, he reconstructs the story of former President George W. Bush's pas de deux with Vladimir Putin, offering lessons for Obama as he struggles to define his own approach to Russia.
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pepita, black sesame seed, yellow mustard seed brittle photo by vsimon
Look at those shards, they could put an eye out.
This is not your grandma's brittle. First off, there are no peanuts. Just seeds. Green pepitas (pumpkin seeds), black sesame seeds, and yellow mustard seeds.
Grandma added baking soda, it foamed and added air to her brittle. But that also makes it opaque. I leave it out so the crisp sugar stays clear, and you can see the colorful seeds.
And I slather it in dark chocolate, of course. It is dangerously good. So good it will become a holiday tradition at our house.
Move fast
This recipe comes together quickly, so quickly you must be prepared for every step before you start cooking. And it is dangerous to make. You boil sugar until it browns and emits tiny wafts of smoke. Then you have to work very, very quickly to add the rest of the ingredients, and thinly roll the molten sugar between two sheets of parchment paper.
You MUST read the recipe thoroughly and completely before starting. Have everything measured and all your equipment ready before you start cooking.
And this in only slightly in jest, put yellow caution tape around the kitchen before starting to protect small children, pets, and curious bystanders. At least tell everyone to Stay Out Of Your Way! This stuff is like lava, it is HOT.
3 seed brittle close up photo by vsimon
Three Seed Brittle
|makes approximately a 8×12 inch 2-ply slab
|metric measures
|1 cup pepitas
|140 gm
|2 tablespoons black sesame seeds
|20 gm
|2 tablespoons yellow mustard seeds
|24 gm
|1/2 cup granulated sugar
|110 gm
|1/4 cup light corn syrup
|60 ml
|1/8 tsp salt
|1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
|5 ml
|3/4 cup bittersweet chocolate chips
|100 gm
necessary equipment
2 12×18 inch pieces of parchment paper
a rolling pin
Measure seeds and put together in a small bowl. Set aside.
In a heavy saucepan put sugar, corn syrup and salt. Cook over high heat, stirring constantly, just a few minutes. Use a silicone spatula or wooden spoon. A rubber spatula will melt.
Cook until the mixture is the color of the toasted sesame oil. It will start to smoke. Remove from the heat.
Add the sesame oil and seeds. Quickly stir to combine. Return to heat briefly if the mixture has become too stiff to stir.
Immediately pour mixture onto one sheet of parchment paper. Top with the other piece and use the rolling pin to flatten to 1/8 to 1/4 inch thickness. Again, work quickly.
Remove the top piece of parchment and scatter the chocolate over the top of the warm brittle. Allow to melt, this will take 5 to 10 minutes.
If the brittle is too cool to melt the chocolate, you can put the paper with the brittle and chocolate in a 150-degree oven for a few minutes.
When the chocolate is melted, smooth with a knife or an off set spatula. Put brittle in the refrigerator to harden the chocolate, 20-30 minutes. Break brittle into irregular pieces.
Store any leftovers in the refrigerator. A pretty tin is best.
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Last year the adventure list included several seeds and palm sugar. This recipe was originally written with palm sugar. It is worth stocking in your pantry. But I am guessing that more of us have white sugar than palm sugar in the cupboard. The amount is the same, no matter which you choose to use.
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A 16-year-old girl was airlifted to hospital with serious head injuries after being involved in a collision with a Land Rover while riding her bike in Poole.
A spokesman from Dorset Police said the collision happened at around 1.45pm on Foxholes Road, near the junction to Lime Close.
The spokesman said: "The female was knocked off her bicycle.
"She suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Southampton Hospital where she is currently being assessed."
Her next of kin have been informed and are with her at Southampton General Hospital.
She remains in a serious condition.
The air ambulance landed at Parkstone Heights.
The collision involved a silver Land Rover Freelander registered to an address in Poole.
The driver was a 59-year-old local male.
The road was closed for much of the afternoon.
Foxholes Road residents said everyone had been left shocked by the incident.
Chantal Hoskam said: "I heard things going on but I didn't know what was happening. Then I heard the ambulance.
"I came out and saw lots of people trying to help her.
"I hope she's OK."
One resident, who asked not to be named, added: "It's very sad. My wife is a nurse and went out to help.
"Everyone came out to see if they could do something."
John Reeves added: "We hope she makes a speedy recovery."
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- Conflict: World War II
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- WWII draft cards from the Fourth Registration, often called the "Old Man's Draft," because it registered men who were 45 to 64 years old at the time.
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You may be surprised to learn that your grandfather or great grandfather registered for the draft in 1942 even though he was technically too old to serve. Were they so desperate for soldiers in World War II that they recruited more senior members of the population? In 1942, the Selective Service initiated a "Fourth Registration" of the draft. Unlike other drafts for World War II, however, this one targeted older men not for military service but for help on the home front.
Out of seven draft registrations tied to World War II, only the Fourth Registration is available online. Known as the "Old Man's Draft" because it targeted men 45-64 years of age, the registration officially took place on April 27, 1942, at local draft boards around the country. It was intended to provide the government with a register of manpower, men who might be eligible for national service.
Long lines greeted these men on registration day. According to the Poughkeepsie Journal, several regretted being "too old to fight." The newspaper also reported that the process was sometimes complicated by a man's inability to read and write, understand English well, or his "forgetfulness about addresses, dates, and telephone numbers."
The "Old Man's Draft" was a snapshot of American males 45-64 years of age on April 27, 1942. Registrants were asked for a residential address, but also the name and address of an employer. Perhaps most interesting are the physical attributes, providing the government with a pool of citizens who could help out on the home front. Unfortunately records from several southern states were inadvertenty destroyed before they could be microfilmed.
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Each card contains the registrant's name, age, birth date and place, residence, employer, and physical description. After Pearl Harbor, the U.S. initiated a draft that reached beyond the younger age groups. Yet, this registration was not intended to be used for military service, but to provide a complete inventory of manpower resources that could be used for national service. Registration on April 27, 1942, included men not already in the military who were born on or between April 28, 1877, and February 16, 1897.
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Donna Karan Spring 2013
Even, it seems, Donna Karan cannot live by fast and furious urbanity alone. She dubbed her spring 2013 collection "Sunrise, Sunset," a paean to those quiet, reflective moments that strike even the great dirty heaving metropolis that is New York City, when dawn casts a gradually warming glow over the skyscrapers and gently tugs it away at the end of the day, only to repeat the whole process all over again twelve or so hours later. (Given that the models were, to a woman, sporting vermilion eye shadow, perhaps they're coming into New York off the red-eye from LaGuardia.) Anyway, this was essentially Karan's romantic and wistful vision of the isle of Manhattan, one unabashedly played out in the clothes: Empire-line dresses that spun away from the body with spiral-cut skirts; jackets cut on the bias to cleave to the body, somewhat Asiatic in feeling, and denuded of any visible fastenings; and artfully folded and draped full skirts that fell in overlapping planes of fabric, not unlike the way the Hudson River glistens in the morning. (To fully take in this poetic experience, I am not saying you won't have to screw up your eyes a little, thus diminishing the sight of the police boats scudding by at all hours of the day and night.)
Karan isn't the only designer engaged in thinking about exactly what "urban" clothes should—and need to—currently look like. There has been a general consensus these past few days that "tough" and "hard" have played themselves out—unsurprising, really, given that for 99 percent of us tough and hard would describe our day-to-day experience of living in the world, especially nowadays. Karan's more languid, ethereal, and loosened-up approach is where we seem to be heading. Of course, become too soft and dreamy and things, ironically, can only get tougher and harder when it comes to the prosaic act of getting dressed day in, day out. So, Karan's best move was to render much of this collection in the papery, crumpled Japanese-style cottons that have been making an appearance this New York; they look lived in, that they've been around the block, but still pretty and poetic, especially, as she did, colored pearly gray or blush pink. This time around, Karan had no recourse to black. That would have been another fantasy of New York, and a whole other collection.


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BRIAN Jensen doesn't need long to think about which team he considers to be better, given the choice between the class of 2008/09 and the current crop.
For the popular former goalkeeper, there is no contest.
"This team hasn't got promoted yet," he smiled.
Jensen concedes, though, that he may need to reassess his view at the end of the season, with the Clarets riding consistently high in the Championship all season.
"Ask me again after this season and we will see how it is."
But the Dane, who left last summer after 10 years' service at Turf Moor, has noticed a number of similarities between the two set-ups that suggest history may be about to be repeated.
"Togetherness by a country mile was the secret for us," said Jensen. "We had a gaffer at the time who, even though a lot of Burnley fans no longer like the individual, regardless of whether you were playing or not could make you feel like you were the best in the world anyway.
"It's a similar philosophy with the gaffer at the moment. He doesn't use many players either.
"I don't believe in a rotation system because it kills momentum. We didn't have the biggest squad and used nearly all the same players all the way through.
"The manager now has got a good, solid squad of 18 players. And obviously they've got rid of all their bad goalkeepers!"
Jensen raises a wry smile, at his joke before turning to a more serious 'what if' scenario.
"There are a few individuals where it would be a catastrophic if any of them were to get injured," said the Bury stopper. "But it's like that through all the squads in all the divisions.
"At the start of the season we got promoted, we didn't get a win in the first four games. Everyone saw us as relegation candidates.
"We had nothing to lose because of everyone else's expectations.
"The gaffer and players have maybe seen themselves as underdogs again, or deep down they truly believe in themselves and don't care what everyone else said."
Jensen admits he was among the many who feared Burnley would be battling at the wrong end of the table this season, but he is happy to be proved wrong.
"I hold my hand up and say I was the first one to say Burnley would be struggling this season, but I would also be the first to congratulate them if they get promoted," he said. "What's happening at the moment is down to the players and the gaffer.
"There's a lot to be said for the socialising and banter playing a part. There are some real characters in that dressing room with the likes of Dean Marney, Michael Duff and David Edgar.
"I'm pretty sure they've got a similar team spirit and togetherness that we had.
"I can see a lot of similarities."
But from his own point of view, the play-off winning feat of 2008/09 will never be eclipsed.
"It was special, it was something extraordinary," he said.
"It was unique and something you would be really honoured and privileged to go through in your football career.
"Nobody will ever re-create what we did that season.
"There were so many ups and downs – the League Cup semi-final. They haven't achieved what we did yet, but they are on the right track.
"Fingers crossed they can keep going to automatic promotion, or worst case scenario the play-offs."


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NEW YORK, N.Y. —The final Golf World/WGCA Division II College Women's Coaches' Poll of the 2013 Fall Season has been released, combining the resources of Golf World magazine and the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA). The Saint Leo women's golf team ranked 10th in the newest poll.
Lynn University, the defending NCAA champion, remained No. 1 in the final Golf World/WGCA women's Division II coaches' poll. The Fighting Knights opened the 2013-14 season with a runner-up finish at the Lady Falcon Invitational then proceeded to win their final three tournaments: the Guy Harvey Invitational, Saint Leo Invitational and Rock Barn Intercollegiate. Their prowess helped them claim 21 of the 22 available first-place votes.
Barry University moved up to the No. 2 spot in the latest poll with Tarleton State, Florida Tech and St. Edward's rounding out the top five. No. 16 Nova Southeastern earned the other first-place vote.
New to the top 10 were No. 7 Flagler and No. 9 California Baptist.
After a sixth place ranking in mid-October, the Saint Leo women's golf team dropped four places to the number ten spot.
During the fall season, the Lions earned two first place finishes, taking home the trophy at the Smokey Mountain Invitational and the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate.
New to the top 25 poll were No. 22 Chico State and No. 25 Augustana College.
The complete results, including results from Divisions I and III, will appear in the December 9 issue of Golf World and are live now: http://golfdig.st/PoXKuQ. For the complete poll, see below.
For more on the Saint Leo women's golf program, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and 'Follow' Saint Leo Athletics on Twitter and Instagram.
Golf World/WGCA coaches' poll
Dec. 9, 2013 Issue
Division II
Rank Team
1. Lynn
2. Barry
3. Tarleton State
4. Florida Tech
5. St. Edward's
6. Central Oklahoma
7. Flagler
8. Florida Southern
9. California Baptist
10. Saint Leo
11. West Florida
12. Indianapolis
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16. Nova Southeastern
17. Armstrong Atlantic State
18. Ferris State
19. Midwestern State
20. Newman
21. UNC Pembroke
22. Chico State
23. Cameron
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25. Augustana College
Also receiving votes: Hawaii-Hilo, 47; Limestone, 41; Lander, 35; Newberry, 35; Western Washington, 32; Northeastern State, 30; Southwestern Oklahoma State, 28; West Texas A&M, 28; CSU-Monterey Bay, 25; Mount Olive, 24; Oklahoma Christian, 23; West Georgia, 23; Ashland, 16; Northwest Missouri State, 16; Shorter, 15; Carson-Newman, 14; Catawba, 13; Findlay, 13; Sonoma State, 13; Columbus State, 12; Converse, 11; Lewis, 11; Lincoln Memorial, 10; Point Loma Nazarene, 10; Drury, 8; Dixie State, 7; Tusculum, 7; Nebraska-Kearney, 6; North Georgia, 5; California U. (Pa.), 3; King, 3; Missouri-St. Louis, 3; Anderson, 2; Pfeiffer, 2; Southern Indiana, 2.


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Warlingham proved no match for London Division Two South East promotion chasers Lewes going down 44-15.
Kieran Scutt and Ollie Dodwell got five points apiece going over the whitewash, while Mark Kozminski added a conversion and penalty.
The fixture, re-arranged as a result of the snow-effected calendar, came at the wrong time for a depleted Warlingham squad, and the break from competitive rugby showed.
An early penalty from the hosts was quickly followed by some clever passing allowing their Antipodean centre to waltz untouched through the Warlingham midfield for their first converted try.
Centre Kozminski put Warlingham on the score board with a long range penalty and this stirred the Warlingham pack, with lock Neil Robson and flanker John Dowling, to the fore.
When number eight Dodwell gathered the ball on the halfway line, he made a swift break, unloading to winger Alex Skinner who took play deep into the Lewes 22.
However, from the resultant line-out Lewes eventually regained possession and drove up the field. With quick recycling and determined running, the midfield gap was exploited for a second time for a try.
Try as they did, Warlingham were on the rack and when Lewes went wide on the right, the visitors ran out of defenders and the Lewes wing touched down in the corner.
For once the Warlingham restart was perfectly placed and winger Jon Osborne reclaimed possession and ran aggressively at the defenders.
Warlingham sensed a score and raised their game when both scrum half Murtagh and centre Brad Saffery made inroads.
Pressurising the Lewes line, the ball reached prop Scutt in the tram lines and he shrugged off defenders for Warlingham's first unconverted try.
Lewes then worked themselves close to the Warlingham line, where their effective line-out gave them possession and a well-worked maul gave them their fourth, bonus-point try just before half time.
The second half brought more of the same with the Lewes back line in command. However, Warlingham girded their loins and made a much better fist of first-up tackles and general defensive work.
Frustration crept in and, when Lewes were closing in on the Warlingham line, lock Luke Delderfield was yellow-carded for failing to roll away after the tackle, a ploy used repeatedly by the more streetwise Lewes forwards.
During his absence Lewes scored two tries in quick succession but their dominant number eight was finally yellow-carded for repeated infringements.
The Warlingham pack, including prop substitute Simon Townsend, made the most of it and steam rollered towards the Lewes line and Dodwell nipped over for a try converted by Kozminski.
Lewes had the final say in the match when their rolling maul resulted in their seventh try, sealing a dominant victory.
Warlingham travel to Medway this weekend, where a win would see them leap-frog their hosts into fourth place.


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Wryxian just announced a new Patch 3.2 PTR build is on the burner for tonight as the PTRs go down for maintenance this afternoon.
This will bring Patch 3.2 up to build #10083 for those of you keeping track.
Now, it's interesting that Wryxian notes that fansites often don't credit the EU folks appropriately. However I'd like to take a moment to reassure him that yes, when we can we do give the EU as much love and credit as possible.
You all are across the pond! You're like the big brother to all the chaps here in the States. Whenever we can, we give you guys transatlantic high fives and milk and cookies (or is it tea and crumpets?). Either way, dear Wryxian, this one is for you.
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