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Organizers of the annual Sun 'n Fun Fly-In (Booth 3012) in Lakeland, Fla., traveled with current students and graduates of the Central Florida Aerospace Academy (CFAA) to EAA AirVenture 2013 to sample some of the educational opportunities available and volunteer at the EAA's KidVenture interactive exhibit.
CFAA, located on the grounds of Lakeland-Linder Regional Airport (LAL) on the Sun 'n Fun campus, is a workforce academy extension of Polk County Schools. Students in the program assist with daily activities at the organization, including work on projects inside the 8,000-sq-ft Buehler Restoration Center adjacent to the Florida Air Museum.
Students are also eligible for membership in the Lakeland AeroClub, where they can take advantage of a 75-percent cash scholarship for flight lessons using the AeroClub's fleet of Cessna 152 and 172 training aircraft, and Breezer light sport aircraft (LSA). Students may work off the remaining balance for flight lessons with volunteer service on behalf of the CFAA, or in the community.
Teens may also enlist in the U.S. Air Force Junior ROTC program at CFAA to experience some of the rigors of a military academy. Information about CFAA, recent renovations to the Florida Air Museum, and next year's 40th Sun 'n Fun International Fly-In & Expo, is available at the Sun 'n Fun booth.


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|Yesterday, I saw an entire family skinny dipping in the pool at the base of the falls from this route. Good times.
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Looks like an old aid line. The bulk of this route is made up of what appears to be piton scars (pods) that can be used for bomber finger locks. Two distinct cruxes: one about 20 feet up, the other within 10 feet from the top and everything else is sustained 5.10 climbing with good rests disappearing after second half of climb. Most of the route appears to be vertical.
The top crux is amazing and requires a few one armed pull-ups off of one-finger locks in pods.
Bring small sized offset nuts and a few smaller sized hybrid aliens for pods. You'll thank yourself later.
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|The route takes good pro the entire way so long as you have a couple of your smallest pieces for the top. 5.10 climbers of all abilities should be able to have fun on this route!
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Injury Updates: Freeman a Game-Time Decision
Although Josh Freeman threw more in practice than he did the previous day, Coach Raheem Morris said Freeman will be evaluated Sunday morning and will be a game-time decision. Morris said the doctors will make the call as to his availability.
"Obviously, you don't want to do anything that's gonna hurt him. We have very capable doctors, we have very capable staff, and they'll let me know and inform me if he can do any further damage. They've been doing a great job with it.
Morris said he doesn't expect Freeman to level with him about how he feels about the shoulder.
"He won't tell me. There's no doubt about it. That's why we've gotta have doctors around. He's one of those guys that want to believe like that and think like that. Everybody wants to be Brett (Favre). Brett set a great example for all these young quarterbacks, what the standard looks like and what the model looks like. It's one of those decisions you've got to make as a head coach, and one of those things you've got to do. Eyeball test. Talking with Todd (Toriscelli) the trainer, going over with our doctors, evaluating what he can do and what he can't do, and letting it rip."
Morris liked what he saw out of backup QB Josh Johnson in practice this week and is confident in him if Freeman is unable to go.
"Josh Johnson had a really spectacular week of practice. We talked about the kid being very motivated. Talked about the guy going out there and really being prepared. When you have a week like this and he takes all the reps, you really can see how prepared he really he is, and how much he really wants it and how much he's been paying attention. So, those types of things just are all helpful for me."
DT Brian Price (ankle) practiced for the first time this week in a limited fashion and is expected to be in the lineup Sunday. DE Michael Bennett (groin) missed practice today and will likely be out Sunday.
Aqib Talib vs Steve Smith = Must-See TV
Amid the Buccaneers' defensive struggles, CB Aqib Talib has put together nice games in the past 2 weeks. He locked down Packers WR Greg Jennings to the tune of 2 catches for 6 yards, and returned an interception for a touchdown last week in Nashville. He will be responsible this week for shadowing a resurgent Panthers WR Steve Smith.
Morris says this type of matchup separates top-flight corners from the rest.
"Aqib Talib, baby. Here's his week. We've got the big dog (Smith) coming to town. He's really played well. He looks forward to these types of challenges. These are the ones that separate the big time corners from the ok corners to the bad corners, when you play these kind of guys. I look forward to watching the show on the sideline. I look forward to watching it after the game, because I believe he's gonna step up to the challenge and go out there and play his best game."
When asked about the potential volatility between Smith and Talib, Morris chuckled and had an interesting response.
"Steve Smith is gonna talk to me. Aqib is not a big talker in the game. He talks off the field, he's the biggest yapper there is, and when he's not in the game actually talking to the other defense, he's probably a talker. But in the game, he's not actually a big talker. He's got asthma, he's too concerned with breathing at that point. So, he's not a big talker in the game. He is off the field, but not actually in the game."


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Ramon Bautista serves as an Associate Chairman and Associate Professor of neurology, University of Florida-Jacksonville, USA, where he acts also as a Director of the Comprehensive Epilepsy Program. Bautista finished medical school at the University of the Philippines. He completed his residency at Washington University, USA, and fellowships at Emory University and Yale University. He is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, the American Board of Clinical Neurophysiology, and the Philippine Neurological Association. Bautista completed his MBA at Jacksonville University and is a Certified Physician Executive of the American College of Physician Executives. His research interests are in the field of clinical epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology, and health-related issues in epilepsy care. Bautista has edited the book, Epilepsy: A Century of Discovery. He has also published original articles that appear in several peer-reviewed journals that include Neurology, Epilepsia, Epilepsy and Behavior, Epilepsy Research, and Seizure.
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After the Disaster: What Comes Next in the Philippines?
by Vicki Penwell
© 2015 Midwifery Today, Inc. All rights reserved.
[Editor's note: This article first appeared in Midwifery Today, Issue 113, Spring 2015.]
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Vicki (far right) with a couple and their new baby ready to discharge from the birthing tent to go back to their own temporary homeless shelter. Volunteers: Tara Greeley, Michelle Pixianho, Jen Bunquin, Christy Martin, April Flores, Vicki Penwell
Last Christmas season, three of us Penwell midwives were living at ground zero of the Philippine disaster zone. From before Thanksgiving until the end of January, we were sleeping on the floor (when we did sleep), delivering babies round-the-clock in a temporary birth tent and caring for hundreds of wounded, sick and traumatized survivors of the November 8, 2013, super typhoon Haiyan, locally known as "Yolanda." We were joined by loyal Mercy In Action Filipino staff from northern Philippines, as well as a few devoted international friends who are midwives and nurses. Eventually, my son, who is a doctor trained in emergency medicine, joined us as well.
Breech babies, twins and shoulder dystocia—we had it all in those tents, as well as too many hemorrhages to count and the occasional case where the woman arrived for a check-up with absent fetal heart tones. The situation in the early aftermath of the disaster created an overwhelmingly high-risk situation for women due to give birth, as their homes and lives were shattered by the world's largest storm to make landfall in recorded history.
Maybe it is hard to fathom the extent of the disaster as you read this article in a comfortable chair somewhere. You may wonder how the pregnant women could become so high risk just by a storm. Let me try to help you understand. Just imagine if all of your pregnant clients were suddenly, violently, swept up in raging waters, pummeled and tumbled by cold waves, twirled as if in a washing machine for hours, filled with terror. They called them storm surges—series of monumental, tsunami-like waves that crashed into the ocean-side towns and villages, destroying millions of homes and drowning thousands of people. Every survivor we spoke to told us they were sure they were going to die that day.
Grief makes it hard to recover from physical wounds; grief affects the immune system. Grief plays havoc with all the body's systems. Shock and grief were the norms for the survivors, including the heavily pregnant ones.
Some pregnant women lost family members. The worst stories were from mothers who told of having their children literally ripped from their grasp by the storm and washed away forever.
Grief makes it hard to recover from physical wounds; grief affects the immune system. Grief plays havoc with all the body's systems. Shock and grief were the norms for the survivors, including the heavily pregnant ones.
There was not enough food, water or shelter for the stunned survivors for days after typhoon Haiyan. Lawlessness broke out in areas. Imagine that your pregnant clients have to go without any clean water; they fast for days and then eat only sporadically, as there is never enough food. And on top of that, they were all suddenly homeless, sleeping on the ground, in makeshift covers and eventually in tents provided by relief organizations. Security was non-existent; fear was constant.
The conditions were horrific, and all the more so for the pregnant women, who in different circumstances would have been nurtured, fed the best foods, kept hydrated, advised to avoid emotional duress and advised to rest and relax.
Now imagine if your birth center, with all your pregnant clients in this condition, suddenly began to be visited at all hours of the day and night with kids and adults suffering medical emergencies, so that you had to handle those as well as labors.
This is a little snapshot of what it was like in the immediate aftermath. For almost a month, we provided medical care with other midwives and nurses before any doctors showed up to volunteer.
In those first post-disaster months, when it felt true that we were living in what the press was reporting as an apocalyptical situation, it was hard to see past the immediate flood of humanity in need of urgent and immediate care. But eventually, and necessarily, we moved into the rebuilding and renovation process. From April until now, we have tried to follow the recommendations and guidelines of the World Health Organization, the Red Cross and other international groups who have called for aid workers and volunteers to begin rebuilding the local clinics, hospitals and birthing centers that were destroyed in the storm, helping local medical personnel get back on their own feet rather than inadvertently building long-term dependency.
Thanks to incredibly generous donations (many from midwives, doulas and other health care people in the USA, Europe, Australia and New Zealand) and a couple of grants (Global Giving and Center for Disaster Philanthropy) Mercy In Action was able to rebuild an entire clinic and birth center in the middle of one of the hardest hit communities in the disaster zone. The grand opening was in September, and in three short months, 37 babies had been born there.
We also worked on capacity building training for area midwives, which was in the form of five months of seminars using the International MotherBaby Childbirth Initiative as our guide. When the classes ended last December 2014, Mercy In Action gave each midwife who graduated a brand new birth bag, complete with Dopplers, blood pressure equipment, newborn resuscitation equipment, anti-shock garments and hemoglobometers to replace what they had lost in the storm.
Midwives are the first line of defense against maternal and newborn deaths in this country with very high rates of both. We need to see all of the midwives affected by last year's disaster equipped with the tools they need, and we need to see their places of work rebuilt in order to help them help the most vulnerable population: the pregnant women and children.
How can you help? Donations can still be made towards disaster recovery work on this website.
Through all of us working together, we can see the Philippines recover, rebuild and re-equip their own midwives to serve the childbearing families. The scars are there, but they are slowly healing. I see smiles again on the faces of my friends from Leyte Island. The Filipino spirit is strong and resilient. They don't need pity—just a compassionate helping hand. We are still here beside them, offering that hand.
Editor's note: Midwifery Today offers "Midwives of Color" scholarships to Midwifery Today conferences. To inquire, please contact the Midwifery Today conference coordinator.
Vicki Penwell lives in the Philippines and commutes to the US twice a year to teach midwifery. She has been married to her one-and-only husband, Scott, for 36 years. Together they have worked in the Philippines helping improve birth services for the poor since 1991. They have three sons, two daughters-in-law and five grandkids. Vicki has been profoundly changed by her time in the disaster zone.
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Practically everyone drinks soda and if you are someone who prefers 2 liter bottles, you may have mounds of plastic to throw away at the end of the month. Instead of throwing out those bottles, we have some great ideas on how you can repurpose them into fun and creative crafts.
Many of these crafts are kid friendly so if your little ones are bored during the cold winter months and just can't get outside, you can help them to create a bit of fun and take care of some of your plastic waste at the same time.
There are great projects for banks, planters and just about anything else you can think of using those 2 liter bottles. Imagine what fun you'll have creating homemade trinkets and décor with your plastic. Not only do you save yourself a bit of plastic to recycle, you'll have a blast using those bottles to create some of the most adorable crafts ever.
Minion Bowling Game
Kids love the movie "Despicable Me" and these bowling pins are sure to give them a thrill. You just paint the bottles in the appropriate colors, add the goggles and then have a small plastic ball on hand to bowl your Minions over. This is a great bowling game for kids that will use many of those plastic bottles and give them a fun time creating the game as well as playing it.
Tutorial Link – Pluckymomo
Bird Feeders
If you love birds and you want to rid your home of some of those 2 liter bottles, use them to create beautiful bird feeders. You can use any color scheme you want and these little feeders take very little time to create. Paint them or cover them with fabric swatches and hang them wherever your little bird friends may visit.
Tutorial Link – Creativecraftnights
Tropical Fish
This is a great project for kids, even younger ones. These adorable and colorful tropical fish are easy to make and the project requires very few supplies. This is a really good project for teachers, camp leaders or any parent who just wants something fun for their kids to create. Just cut the bottle appropriately and then have fun creating loads of colors for your "fish".
Tutorial Link – Deceptivelyeducational
Ok, so Christmas is over but this is a great project to keep in mind for next year or you could go ahead and make these cute little snowflake ornaments now so they're ready when you start decorating in December. You just need the bottoms of the bottles and you can use bottles in various different colors or paint clear ones, whatever you have on hand. Tie a ribbon or string at the top and you have a really cute ornament that kids will adore making.
Chia Pets
Instead of buying Chia pets, why not recycle those plastic bottles and make your own? You just need the bottom half of the bottle and crafty eyes. You can use the lid as the nose, which is an adorable idea. When you have finished decorating, just fill your little pet with dirt and add whatever seedlings you want.
Make a Broom?
You really can use those old plastic soda bottles to make your own broom! The key to this project is in how you cut those plastic bottles. This broom is great and actually works so the next time you need to buy a new broom, save your money and clean out some rubbish by recycling those plastic bottles. Incidentally, there is also a great milk jug dust pan that goes along with this broom.
Tutorial Link – Permaculture
Piggy Banks
You had to know that there would be a piggy bank here somewhere. You can turn those plastic bottles into great little piggy banks with just a little time, some paint and a few other key supplies. The great thing is that you don't necessarily have to make the bank into a pig. Be creative and make all sorts of little animals. These make great projects for kids and wonderful gifts, too.
Tutorial Link – Spoonful
Drain Declogger
If you tend to have gunky drains and you want a cheap and easy way to clean them out, plastic bottles make wonderful decloggers. You will need a bit of wire and a sharp craft knife to cut the bottle appropriately. This is a wonderful way to clean out hair and other gunk from your drains without having to call a plumber or spend a fortune on drain snakes.
Tutorial Link – Dollarstorecrafts
Lawn Sprinkler
Kids love playing in the sprinkler when the weather permits and this little plastic bottle sprinkler is the perfect project for summer. You just poke holes in the bottle and then hook it up to your garden hose and let the fun begin. You can let the kids decorate their sprinkler if you want with paint or just leave it plain. You can also use it to water plants during the summer if you need to.
Tutorial Link – Clevercraftycookinmama
2 Liter Stick Horse
This stick horse is adorable and your toddler will absolutely love it. It is really easy to make and would be wonderful as a gift. You have to spray paint the bottle and then bend and twist it to create the horse's head. Then just add eyes and other decorations, a stick and anything else you want like ribbon or rope.
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The Anglo-Jewish leader sharply criticized the Austrian government for its anti-Semitic policies, contrasting the promises made by Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg in Geneva to the actions of his government in Vienna.
"The terrible tragedy of the Jews in Austria approximates the German-Jewish tragedy," President Laski said.
In a survey of the Jewish situation in Europe, he also called attention to the unfortunate lot of the Jews in the Baltic states and expressed the hope that the British government would look into the situation "in the spirit of the statements made by Sir John Simon and Captain Anthony Eden in Geneva."
Referring to the recent Jewish conference in Geneva, Mr. Laski declared that the Board of Deputies did not participate in the sessions because the board as such had never associated itself with the boycott movement.


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WAKE UP with BWW 6/2/14 - 'HOLLER' Begins, Plus Theatre World, Lilly and Astaire Awards!
Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? Today's big news: We're kicking off the week leading up to the Tonys with an awards-filled Monday -- stay tuned for our coverage of the Theatre World Awards, Lilly Awards and Astaire Awards (oh my!), plus HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME begins on Broadway tonight!
- HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME, the new Tupac Shakur musical, begins previews on Broadway tonight!
- Zachary Quinto, Jefferson Mays, Tovah Feldshuh and more will participate in the 2014 Theatre World Awards ceremony tonight! Refresh your memory with the full list of winners here.
- The 2014 Lilly Awards, celebrating women of distinction in musical theater, are set for this evening, featuring performances by Kelli O'Hara, Rebecca Luker, Jason Robert Brown and more! Click here for the winners.
- Dance gets the spotlight at tonight's 2014 Astaire Awards, with appearances by Bebe Neuwirth, Valerie Harper, Hal Prince and more! For the list of nominations, follow this link.
- Travel back to the 1870s with Lapham's Quarterly's annual DECADES BALL this evening. Glenn Close, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jonathan Groff, Brian d'Arcy James and more are set to attend!
- And over in Chicago, BUYER & CELLAR's Michael Urie and his partner Ryan Spahn are performing in THE LAST SUNDAY IN JUNE at About Face's "Pride Performance Series" tonight...
- 'GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE' topped the 2014 Drama Desk Awards! See all the winners here.
- Producers abruptly cancelled the planned US arena tour of JESUS CHRIS SUPERSTAR on Friday; read what leading man Ben Forster had to say about the decision.
- And speaking of 'GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE', Jefferson Mays might be going on tour with the show!
- Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Geoffrey Rush and possibly even Barbra Streisand could be starring in a movie adaptation of THE DROWSY CHAPERONE...
- We got a first listen to three tracks from Broadway's HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME!
- We learned that BROADWAY 4D has been scrapped due to lack of funds...
- Judi Dench will now be joining Benedict Cumberbatch in the BBC's upcoming adaptation of RICHARD III.
- WE WILL ROCK YOU closed after a 12-year run in the West End on Saturday.
- Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita unveiled their bow tie design in honor of the 2014 Tony Awards!
- Nathan Lane is getting the Ustinov Comedy Award at Banff World Media Festival, kicking off on Tonys Sunday.
- Beth Leavel, John O'Hurley, Rob McClure and more will lead HELLO, DOLLY! at the Muny in St. Louis this summer!
- And Lin-Manuel Miranda's new play HAMILTON will run at the Public Theater next winter.
Broadway Weather Forecast: Sunny with a high of 80 degrees. Great way to kick off the week leading up to the Tonys! Let's hope this keeps up.
Quote of the Day: Are actors having more fun than the audience? Less? Does it matter?
From a very young age, I wanted to get up on stage whenever I went to the theatre - the actors just seemed to be having so much fun. One of my worries about theatre, in fact, is that the actors are quite often having more fun than the audience.
-- Olivia Williams (via BrainyQuote)
What we're looking forward to: HBO's THE NORMAL HEART on Blu-ray. It hits the shelves at the end of August, and we can't wait to watch it again!
And finally, a Happy Birthday shout-out to Zachary Quinto, who turns 38 today!
Quinto starred with Celia Keenan-Bolger, Cherry Jones and Brian J. Smith in THE GLASS MENAGERIE on Broadway last year. He has also appeared off-Broadway in Angels in America, Parts 1 and 2, for which he received a Drama Desk nomination and won a Theatre World Award in 2011. He recently starred on the big screen in We'll Never Have Paris and Star Trek Into Darkness. He has also appeared on the small screen in FX's American Horror Story and the TV series Heroes, So Notorious and 24.
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Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie Streusel Bars
These super easy gluten-free pumpkin pie bars have an oat-based streusel crust as well as topping and are sure to be a hit at the Thanksgiving dessert table!
While I prefer pie to cake and other desserts, I don't make pies very often because I find pie crust to be too fussy. Not only that, but I usually don't even like the taste of pie crust and I'm more than perfectly content with just the filling. All of those problems go out the window with these pumpkin pie streusel bars! The crust couldn't be simpler and it doubles as a streusel topping.
I sometimes find classic pumpkin pie a little boring and if given the option between it and something else, I have to admit, I normally reach for something a little more out of the ordinary. That's why I loaded these pumpkin pie bars with streusel! Who can resist a thick layer of buttery, crisp streusel?
Just like in my last post (these gluten-free apple spice cookies), I used a mix of oats and oat flour, which makes this a great recipe to start off with if you're new to gluten-free baking. They're also coincidentally 100% whole grain. More importantly, nobody will be able to tell that these are gluten-free or whole grain! The texture of the streusel is just like that of one with all-purpose flour and I was also generous with the cinnamon, which covers up any whole grain taste.
You can either top these bars off with whipped cream or for even more of a treat – this salted maple caramel sauce! It's quick, easy and there's no candy thermometer needed. If you prefer cream, 1 cup of cream yields about 2 cups of whipped cream, which is just the right amount for these bars. I like to add a tablespoon of powdered sugar while I'm beating the cream and to briefly beat in a teaspoon of vanilla once my whipped cream has reached the soft peak stage.
Whether or not you have a gluten-free family member at Thanksgiving, these pumpkin pie streusel bars would make an awesome addition to your dessert table!
Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie Streusel Bars
Yield: 16 bars
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 64 minutes
For the crust and topping:
1 1/4 cups certified gluten-free oat flour*
2 cups certified gluten-free rolled oats
1 tablespoon cinnamon
1 cup brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup + 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and cooled slightly
For the filling:
1 15-ounce can pumpkin puree
2 large eggs
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup brown sugar
2 1/2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice**
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup evaporated milk
1. Preheat the oven to 350∞F. Line an 8" x 8" pan with parchment paper and set aside.
2. Prepare the crust and topping. In a large mixing bowl, stir together the oat flour, oats, cinnamon, sugar and salt. Stir in the butter until well combined.
3. Pat half of the mixture firmly onto the bottom of the prepared pan.
4. Bake for 18-22 minutes or until lightly golden brown. The crust will bubble a little during baking.
5. Let the crust cool for 5-10 minutes while preparing the filling.
6. In a large mixing bowl, stir together all the filling ingredients. Pour evenly over the crust and bake for 12 minutes.
7. Remove from the oven and add walnut-sized pieces of the remaining oat mixture over the filling. It will be a very thick layer and some of it will sink a little into the filling. Bake for another 30 minutes or until the filling is golden brown and firm and the middle is set.
8. Let cool for 1 hour and serve with whipped cream or maple caramel sauce.
Cool completely before covering. Store at room temperature for up to 2 days or in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
* To make oat flour, pulse quick or rolled oats in a food processor or coffee grinder until finely ground.
** If you don't have pumpkin pie spice on hand, make your own using 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 3/4 teaspoon ginger, 1/2 teaspoon allspice, and 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg.
Recipe from TexanErin
38 Responses to "Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie Streusel Bars"
The buttery streusel topping DOES look irresistible. And it adds a much-needed textural element to creamy pumpkin pie. Yum!
Hello can you double this recipe and if so are their any changes to the recipe. Thank you..
Doubling the recipe should be fine for a 9×13 pan. You may have to add a few minutes to the baking time but not much. I hope you'll enjoy the bars!
Another reader doubled this recipe and said the bars turned out extremely thick in a 9×13. So to be on the safe side, I suggest using two 8x8s if you want to double the recipe. :)
Holy. Streusel is pretty much my favorite thing on planet earth, so you can imagine how much I'm swooning over these pumpkin bars. Gorgeous!
Thanks, Abbie! I'm with you on the streusel thing. It goes so well on top of pretty much everything!
Drooling ….. thanks for the recipe. Been on the lookout for some whole grain desserts for THE turkey day. Will try over the weekend
I hope that your trial run goes well and that they'll be enjoyed by everyone on Thanksgiving!
I'm not a huge pumpkin pie fan, so I'm extra excited about this streusel!!! Yum!
Same here! Pumpkin pie is okay but load on some streusel and it's so much better. :)
Yes! Who needs a pie crust when you can have all the creaminess, instead! With a bit of oat crunch, of course. These are wonderful!!
Thanks, Kate! And I totally agree. Forget regular crust – it's all about the streusel. ;)
I my goodness that crust and streusel are making my mouth water! What a great twist on a classic!
Thanks, Mercedes! Twists on classics are always fun, aren't they? :)
These look fabulous!! Thank you!
Thanks, Susan! I hope you get a chance to try them. :)
Looks Yummy! That might be perfect to bring to Thanksgiving this year!
If I (thankfully) don't have to worry about a gluten allergy, can I use regular flour and oats? Would the amounts be the same? This looks absolutely delicious..looking forward to making it for Thanksgiving!
You can use the same amount of regular rolled oats (the oats are actually the same – the GF ones just haven't been contaminated with gluten during processing) but I haven't tried using all-purpose flour in place of oat flour. It's a little different so I wouldn't recommend it. But what you can do is take rolled oats and process them in a coffee grinder or food processor until you have flour. That way there's nothing extra to buy. I hope you'll enjoy them! :)
Brilliant idea! Thanks for the response!
This treat looks delicious and just in time for Thanksgiving! The picture was taken very well capturing the beauty of the treat itself. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to try and make it at home. The best part is the fact that it is a gluten free treat!!! Perfect for anyone to enjoy!!!
Thank you, Mily! I'm so happy that the pictures enticed you to make the bars. I hope that you'll enjoy them as much as I did!
This sounds delicious. Is there a way to make it non-dairy?
Hi, Michele! I use coconut oil most of the time, except in crusts and streusels. If you want to use coconut oil, you need to reduce the amount or else it'll spread a lot be kind of greasy. So for those bars, I'm guessing 3/4 cup or 3/4 cup + 1 tablespoon would be the right amount. It's just a guess, though. Using a dairy-free butter sub would be a safer bet. And for the evaporated milk, I'd use full-fat canned coconut milk (they may give these bars some coconut flavor, but I'm not sure as I haven't tried it). I hope that helps!
I doubled the recipe and baked it in a 9 x 13 and while it looks and smells yummy, it is way to thick to be bars. The top of the bars are the same height as the baking dish. I think less pumpkin mixture would've been better.
I'm sorry that they came out too thick when doubled! I think my bars were about 1″ or maybe 1 1/4″ tall and a 9″x13″ pan has a little less than double the area of an 8″x8″ pan so I'm not really sure what could have happened to cause them to be so tall. Thanks for your feedback and I hope that they're still enjoyable!
I'm disappointed in my bars. They don't look anything like the one's in the picture. The topping is in lumps. Any suggestions?
Hi Erin. Just wanted to let you know that I made your pumpkin streusel bars for my traditional day after Thanksgiving – Thanksgiving. We do our Thanksgiving the day after so that I have more time to prepare. Anyway, your pumpkin bars were spectacular. I made the salted caramel maple sauce as well. These were delicious. We are not gluten free people but they looked so good, I had to try. I was able to find the gluten free oat flour. Oh, the one thing I will note for others, because of the crumble thing on top, it's hard to know if the pumpkin filling is set even if you stick a knife in it. I ended up cooking the pie filling 10 minutes longer just to be sure. It came out perfect. Thank you again.
If you use oatmeal has gluten, oats is not gluten-free, beware
These are so good! I've made it twice with the yummy carmel sauce. The last time I made it, I doubled it for Thanksgiving dinner and everybody loved it. Doubling the recipe did make too much pumpkin filling for my 13×9 pan, so I just made a small amount of the streusel and baked it with the rest of the filling in a small baking dish, the perfect amount for the hubs and me!


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Air transport has been hit in Spain with domestic and European flights severely cut as part of a 24-hour strike.
Unions called a general strike to protest against labour reforms that Mariano Rajoy's government believe could help cut Spanish unemployment, the highest in Europe.
Margarita Rodriguez reports.
29 Mar 2012
- From the section Europe


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The following remarks were prepared for delivery to the Conservative Political Action Conference following a speech by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY).
It is a privilege to address CPAC, and a challenge to follow Sen. Rand Paul. In the spirit of debate, I want to offer a small criticism of Sen. Paul–not a McCain-Graham criticism, but a constructive criticism.
I love the guy, and his filibuster was brilliant. Long overdue. But while he was right on the Constitution, he was wrong on the law of war, especially the distinction between a combatant and a non-combatant. Conservatives cannot follow his definition, as it now stands, or we will not deserve to be taken seriously on foreign policy.
Let's start in Benghazi. The attack on the U.S. consulate last Sep. 11 was the worst national security failure since the original 9/11. It truly deserves the label "scandal," for three reasons.
One, because President Barack Obama and his administration lied about the attack. Two, because the media aided the cover-up. Three, because the president did nothing to rescue those at the consulate, including U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens.
But Benghazi was not just a national security failure. It was a constitutional failure.
The president has a constitutional duty to act as commander-in-chief. He failed to do so. He did not, as he had once claimed, issue "three directives" when he knew "what was going on" in Benghazi. Nor did he communicate with his Cabinet throughout the evening after learning of the attacks. And we now know that they did not talk to each other, either.
President Obama's dereliction of duty in the Benghazi scandal reinforced a growing global perception of American weakness. Al Qaeda has lost its leader, but it has regained its momentum. We have done little to challenge Chinese ambitions in the western Pacific. We have capitulated to Russian demands on missile defense in Eastern Europe. And, most of all, we have failed to prevent Iran from advancing towards nuclear weapons.
In speeches, the Obama administration continues to insist that a military option is on the table. But Iran considers our actions, not our words. And what Iran sees is a president committed to retreat.
In June 2009, Iran was surrounded, east and west, by U.S.-led troops: over 60,000 in Afghanistan and over 130,000 in Iraq. That likely encouraged Iranians to rise up against their government after the stolen elections that summer.
We could have helped the Green Revolution. We could have declared the government of Iran illegitimate. We could have helped Iranians overturn their regime–and its nuclear program, and its support for terrorism worldwide–without firing a shot. But we allowed the regime to regroup.
Five years later, by 2014, Iran will face no U.S.-led troops in Iraq; 12,000, at most, in Afghanistan; and one less U.S. Navy carrier in the Persian Gulf.
Iran is the key strategic challenge in the Middle East today. It has formed alliances with diverse terror groups and connections with Muslim Brotherhood governments, bridging the Shia-Sunni divide to fight common enemies. Yet the regime remains weak because it is hated by its own people. We can remove Iran as a threat if we commit to a policy of regime change–by peaceful transition if possible, and by military removal if necessary.
Regime change is rarely the right policy–but it is in Iran. The irony is that Iran is one of the few places in the Middle East where the Obama administration refused to support a popular revolution. But the regime can be toppled, and must be before Iran harms our allies or the U.S. homeland.
We suspect–and Iran believes–the president lacks the will to confront Iran, much less change it. But do we conservatives have the will ourselves?
That question has become even more acute since Sen. Paul's filibuster last week. The filibuster was a brave, heroic gesture of opposition. It proved that at least one leader, a Tea Party leader, was prepared to stand up for the Constitution and for the principle that individual liberty comes before government power.
But Sen. Paul was wrong about one thing: it is not as easy to distinguish combatants from non-combatants as he suggested.
A foreign terrorist on foreign soil does not stop being a terrorist simply because he is far from the battlefield. If we accept that a terrorist at a café is never a legitimate target then we cannot protect ourselves from terror. In our zeal to roll back government power we will have placed our liberty in danger.
Similarly, in embracing the sequester, we cannot accept defense cuts that may prove more costly over time by putting our security at risk.
We cannot be serious about protecting individual liberty from government if we are not also determined to protect liberty from all enemies, foreign and domestic. The reason we have our Constitution, and not the Articles of Confederation, is our former system of government could not protect the nation–or pay its debt. As we confront today's debt we must not make defense, which is the first priority of government, the first target for cuts.
The Benghazi attack happened because the president sacrificed military readiness for ideology and domestic politics. We must learn from that mistake.
Our Constitution calls for limited government. It also calls for a government that can defend the nation. As we pare back the expansive government that accompanied the war on terror, we must see that war through to victory and ensure that our military is ready for the next challenge.
Alexis de Tocqueville warned: "No protracted war can fail to endanger the freedom of a democratic country." War led to centralized power and the destruction of liberty over time, he said. Yet he also warned: "[W]hen a democratic people engages in a war after a long peace, it incurs much more risk of defeat than any other nation."
Benghazi reminds us: we cannot defend liberty if we do not take the fight to our enemies.


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