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We family historians get quite excited at discovering a black sheep. Why do we react that way?
Well, we know our ancestors weren't all boring, diligent farmers and blacksmiths and housewives and students and salesmen and clerks and milliners. One might think so from the too-often little we can dig up about them. Someone who disturbed the norm, caused problems, or attracted attention, usually in a negative way, ... in so doing created written and remembered versions of the event(s). It works the other way as well: ancestors who did something admirable, beneficial, or creative also leave their marks.
Our ancestors were human and faulty like us. Finding written sources about bad acts gives us some insight not only into the individual, but perhaps also about the effect on the family and the community. Dealing with an ancestor and event a couple of generations ago, we have distance from the original emotional consequences and pain. The following became of interest because of the name, although there is no family connection.
It's a matter of record that a man called Neil McFadyen murdered James Kerr in Nova Scotia in 1848. What "record"? I have only two sources relating the story with slightly differing details. The Life and Adventures of Detective Peter Owen Carroll by N. Carroll McIntyre was my first encounter.
This version implies MacFadgen met James Cair right off the boat, so to speak, at Pictou, and took him to his home at Blue Mountain [written in the vernacular, the author uses phonetic surname spellings]. The next day Kerr was murdered for the cash he carried to purchase some land. The body was soon found but not identified until Kerr's father arrived from Scotland to search for his son. Identification was made from some of his clothing but more significantly by a lump on his jawbone from a childhood accident. It was known that McFadyen was the last person to see the victim.
The other version is a narrative of the coroner's inquest in Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management (NSARM). I have a partial transcription without an archival reference. To me, it appears to be what a newspaper reporter might have published. Here we learn that Neil McFadyen arrived in Cape Breton with his father's family in 1827 from the Isle of Tiree. He married a McKinnon woman (no first name) in 1830 and moved to "Moose River near the Garden of Eden, a lonely place in the back settlements of Pictou County" where he built a log house. He had "a number of children." With a minor history of theft incidents, he went to work at a lumber camp in Chaleur Bay, New Brunswick. That's where he met the unmarried Kerr, whose dream was to buy a farm, and beguiled him with tales of good land back in Pictou. Apparently Kerr's father was already on this side of the Atlantic, in New Brunswick.
Two months or more elapsed until Kerr's father and a brother were alarmed enough by the lack of communication to come to Pictou. Identification of the decomposed remains was dependent on clothing details. Then Kerr's vest and other possessions were found in McFadyen's home, so Neil McFadyen went to trial on circumstantial evidence. He was convicted and hanged on 20 December 1848. My enquiry to municipal authorities revealed the improvised hanging took place on the beach at Pictou where he was buried under the sand with no marker.
Two derivative sources ... telling us something about Kerr and his family but not so much about the perpetrator. A descendant would be looking for potential court records, newspapers, census returns, to try to form a more complete sense of the man. We'd like to think McFadyen's wife and children eventually overcame this trauma and found some normalcy in their lives.
19 September 2010
McFadyen Part 13: Murder & Circumstantial Evidence
Labels: Cape Breton, Isle of Tiree, McFadyen, Nova Scotia, Pictou
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- Steve Danko said...
Sometimes I do find it difficult to believe my ancestors were human, Brenda, and then along comes some snippet of information that reveals they were not much different from me. Those little stories and bits of information are the most important parts of my family history.
- Monday, 20 September, 2010
- BDM said...
Thanks for the comment, Steve. I think it's important that almost forgotten stories get more exposure that the Internet now provides. Genealogists can't ignore the sad or hidden aspects of family history. I do like the statement of ultimate relationship (and humanity) "We are all cousins!"
- Monday, 20 September, 2010
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It's an hour long session on the trampolines where children get to explore their physical development, and parents also get to have fun too.
Parents are welcome to have a sit down while the children play on the trampolines. Andy will be on the full session to entertain the children, with balls and a large inflatable ball.
The session will finish off with 15 minutes of parachute fun and singing as a group.
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(visited by J. Baker Hill and Ibrahim Shugaba)
30-Jan-2003 -- While on a marathon 4000-kilometre trip through northern Nigeria I of course was on the lookout for possible confluence points. There were several within 10 kilometres of the basemap roads, but the terrain even in northern Nigeria is rougher and more covered than where I live in Niger, rendering most of them impractical due to my trip schedule. However, nearing the plateau city of Jos on the eighth day of the journey, I began tracking 10N 9E and found that I came within 5 kilometres of it on the main road from Bauchi, about 20 kilometres or less from Jos. The point looked to be in a valley just northwest of the Shere Hills, which rise to a height of 1781 metres (5842 feet), so I for once had a chance at a scenic Confluence among so many flat ones in West Africa.
We drove on into Jos and I began to plan for my expedition. I went by the government's mapping agency to look for a large-scale map of the area, but they were on strike! No one I knew or met had such a map either. Finally towards the end of the first day in town I met a young man who lived just off the Bauchi road east of the town of Tilden Fulani and not far from the point in question. He assured me he knew of a road leading south from the highway that would take me nearer the Confluence and seemed not to think I was crazy for wanting to go there. So we set up a rendezvous for the next morning early, at Ibrahim's house.
The morning of the hunt dawned cold (by West African standards, 11° C, 52° F) and slightly dusty. I headed out of Jos to the north in light traffic with my headlights on and followed the highway as it turned northeast towards Bauchi and began to descend from Jos' 1200-meter (4000-foot) elevation. Ibrahim was waiting as scheduled at a filling station near his house. I met his wife and children at the house and without much further ado we set out back towards the west, tracking the point. Within a short distance we were in Tilden Fulani and Ibrahim indicated I should turn south on a hardly noticeable road which looked to dead-end in a market. Following his directions we skirted the market and headed south on a terrible track over which we could make no more than 20 km/h. Fortunately it was dry season. We crossed a dry stream bed and then forded a stream that had been reduced to a trickle, and stopped to ask for a track leading west of some fellows on bicycles. We were at this point due east of the Confluence at a distance of 1.9 kilometres.
The men told us to keep going a short distance until we reached a primary school, where we would see a track leading to the right. We did this but the track continued in a basic southerly direction and led us no closer to our objective, and it petered out within a few hundred metres. Consequently we turned back and headed for a small track I had noticed in the vicinity of where we had accosted the men. It was practicable by car only a short distance and we got out and prepared to trek with the GPS reading 1.64 kilometres to go. As is usual in these parts, there were trails everywhere and we began to feel our way forward, following the indications of the GPS as closely as possible. We came soon upon a man washing clothes near an open well in the midst of some gardens, and he pointed us in the general direction of where we desired to head after skirting his fields.
We crossed a deep ravine which was dry and continued steadily east, with the path becoming less and less travelled as we went. The scenery was quite dramatic, with mountains all around, although we never climbed over 1000 metres (3300 feet) in the valley. We came upon a courtyard set about in the Plateau State manner with prickly pear and baobab trees. The people, of the Jarawa tribe, were cooking breakfast in the open and kindly invited us to eat with them but we declined, explaining we were trying to reach an objective. They graciously showed us a path leading towards the Confluence. Finally we came to a riverbed with a lot of sand and gravel in it, and a stream that was still a couple of meters wide in the narrow spots. Ibrahim jumped it but I hesitated, not being nearly as young and not wanting to get my shoes wet for the hike back. So we climbed back out onto the banks and moved through the bush trying to find a narrower place in the stream. We did eventually and were less than 300 metres away when we climbed the southern bank.
Cutting through some yam fields we neared a large tree and marked the spot with my confluence flag, taking a picture of the zeros on the GPS held by Ibrahim. True to my expectations the place was quite scenic although the sun's angle was not too good for picture-taking and I found later I had a smudge on my lens. We headed back by a shorter route and crossed the stream easily this time. We made it back to Ibrahim's house in under an hour and after exchanging addresses took our leave of each other. I was back in Jos by 10:30 AM with what I believe to be the first successful land-based confluence in Nigeria.
Continued at 11N 8E.


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Starbucks buys Clover, grinds beans, and dumbs down their espresso machines even further
Posted by TheShot on 19 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Machine, Starbucks
We really hate doing Starbucks posts if we don't have to. After all, Starbucks hasn't been relevant to quality espresso in over a decade. But if you've been following some of the Clover brewer posts here, you may be surprised to learn that Starbucks liked them enough to buy the company: Aroma comeback: Starbucks to start grinding coffee in stores. (More details here: Starbucks to Acquire The Coffee Equipment Company, Maker of the Clover – HispanicBusiness.com.)
OK, so the rest of the world seems to be "oohing" and "aahing" over news that Starbucks is returning to grinding beans fresh at their locations — reversing a move to pre-ground, packaged beans from 10 years ago. The media also seem curious about Starbucks' announced replacement for their horrid Verismo machines: an even more dismal-sounding contraption from the same manufacturer, Swiss-based Thermoplan, called the Mastrena. (More on that in a minute.)
But the news most relevant to quality coffee is their purchase of the fledgling Coffee Equipment Company, makers of the (oft-cited-$11,000-a-pop) Clover brewer. This after Starbucks tried out the device in a couple of Seattle-area cafés for a couple months. For chocolate lovers, this is akin to Hershey's buying out Scharffen Berger in 2005. (It's entirely fitting that Starbucks announced Hershey's as their chocolate partner earlier this month.)
Starbucks coffee in a Clover machine? Who buys a $30,000 sound system to listen to AM talk radio?
But back to the Mastrena, a device that the Seattle Post-Intelligencer described as "a new machine designed to leave a smaller margin for error in pulling shots and steaming milk." Apparently Starbucks will now be able to hire employees with less skills than trained monkeys — to produce consistently underwhelming and "safe" espresso beverages that taste like they were squirted out of a coin-operated vending machine.
"It's an unbelievable tool that will provide us with the highest-quality, consistent shot of espresso that will be second to none," said Starbucks' chairman, Howard Schultz. However, we're wondering if by "unbelievable tool" he meant the Mastrena…or if he was referring to himself.
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Thunk! (The sound of my jaw dropping to the floor)
Here is an article with Howard stating this:
"It's an unbelievable tool that will provide us with the highest-quality, consistent shot of espresso that will be second to none."
With that kind of statement I'm not going anywhere else but Starbucks now 🙂
I wonder what is going to happen to clover?
Love the statement Unbelievable Tool..in reference to Shultz.
This guy is the jerk of the first magnititude after destroying the Original Starbucks with his cheap expensive imitations.
Looking for the bright side here. Not sure that I've found it, but I'm going to say, "At least Schultz is getting back to something he knows: coffee makers."
Oh forget it. I don't even believe that.
Clover RIP.
"For many years now, we have been a respectful inheritor of the Italian coffee culture. We have built our business honoring the very things we saw and experienced. And, in some cases, I am humbled to say, we have improved it. All of you deliver a world class experience to our customers — one that I believe Italians would praise." – Howard Schultz
You have to ask yourself what kind of person could write such balderdash. Someone who lives in an alternate reality-bubble of the sort that surrounds megalomaniac petty dictators, or someone with a serious lack of integrity — these two types, alas, are often combined. The source URL is below, if you care to read the whole thing:
All I can say is that I'm jealous of those Clover guys. But seriously, puting aside my own jaded, cynical view of things – "this is a sell-out" or "why would you want starbucks on a clover" – it seems to me that the silver lining is that more places might start tuning in to what the clover is about. The clover has wide-spread grass roots usage amongst cafes with top-notch coffees. Hopefully as places start to take on the clover, they'll absorb something about better coffee in the mix.
Just saying…Starbucks switched to the shitty pre-ground crap more like 5ish years ago, not 10. I worked there a couple years before they switched, and back then nothing was pre-ground, not even the (ugh) Frappuccino coffee base.
The Clover news excites me because (I live in Florida) Starbucks is probably the only way I'll ever get to drink a cup of coffee from one of these machines.
[…] so poorly that no $8,000 brewer is going to fix it. As Greg Sherwin over at TheShot coffee blog very aptly put it: "Who buys a $30,000 sound system to listen to AM talk […]
It doesn't matter how great a system is used for brewing an espresso if you are going to serve it in a paper cup. Yuck. If you ever had an espresso in Italy you would know really good coffee, server of course in a REAL cup in an artful manner. Those Italians know how to brew with skill.
[…] so poorly that no $8,000 brewer is going to fix it. As Greg Sherwin over at TheShot coffee blog very aptly put it: "Who buys a $30,000 sound system to listen to AM talk […]


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Chocolate Orange Cake
Total TimePrep: 25 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
Makes12 servings
- 2 teaspoons plus 1/3 cup baking cocoa, divided
- 1/3 cup quick-cooking oats
- 2/3 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/3 cup sugar blend
- 2 large eggs
- 3 tablespoons Triple Sec or orange juice
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 5 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 2 teaspoons grated orange zest
- 4 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 teaspoons grated orange zest
- 2 teaspoons orange juice
- Coat an 8-in. square baking dish with cooking spray and sprinkle with 2 teaspoons cocoa; set aside. Place oats in a small food processor; cover and process until ground. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat the sour cream, sugar blend, eggs, Triple Sec, butter, oil and vanilla until well blended. Combine the flour, ground oats, baking powder, baking soda, salt and remaining cocoa; gradually beat into sour cream mixture until blended. Stir in chocolate chips and orange zest.
- Transfer to reserved dish. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese until fluffy. Add the confectioners' sugar, orange zest and juice; beat until smooth. Frost top of cake. Refrigerate leftovers.
Editor's NoteThis recipe was tested with Splenda sugar blend.
Nutrition Facts1 piece: 192 calories, 9g fat (4g saturated fat), 51mg cholesterol, 210mg sodium, 22g carbohydrate (13g sugars, 1g fiber), 5g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 2 fat, 1-1/2 starch.
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Mar 18, 2011
Really not bad for low fat. I did not read when to add the oatmeal, so I added it in with the flour. I also made a double batch (ahh...added to calories, fat, etc.) because only one batch did not cover the cake...I could see the chocolate cake after one layer of frosting. But good....would make it again.
Apr 27, 2009
The online recipe has been revised and is the correct version that includes when to add the oats.Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Apr 27, 2009
In the magazine, we accidentally forgot to tell you what to do with the ground oats. They should be combined with the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and the remaining cocoa before beating into the sour cream mixture. We're sorry for any inconvenience this omission may have caused.Test Kitchen Staff
Mar 15, 2009
This is a good cake. However, I realized as I was putting it in the oven that the instructions had not included what to do with the oats! I quickly stirred them in, but be forewarned; I assume they should be mixed into the other dry ingredients. I used orange juice; the flavor combo is great. (Added later: thanks for correcting the recipe.)


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Monday, March 12, 2012
Sweet and Sour Udang Galah...
10 comments:
- Unknown said...
Pak Idrus...now that you mentioned it, I just realized i have never known the English word for Udang Galah. Does that mean this species only lives in Malaysian waters?
I used to memancing for udang Galah from rumah rakit on Kelantan river. Nice indeed.
- 4:45 am
- Pak Idrus said...
Ariffin Mamat (Pak Pin}, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on the subject of this posting.
Yes there is no English word for Udang Galah. The Udang Galah is only found in the the tropical area [not only Malaysia] thus no English name for it. Every country in this region has a name for it in their language but there is a scientific name for it. Just click the link on my posting [hover over 'read this' and click]and you would be taken to a link].
Yes I am told it is nice to memacing Udang Galah and I had never done it.
Have a nice day.
- 9:13 am
- Temuk said...
Pak Idrus
My cousin who used to catch & sell udang galah from Sungai Perak told me he would make sure that even a small piece of the udang's broken penyepit (claw?) was not thrown away as it would add weight (therefore money!) to the udang. Nowadays, many farmers breed udang galah. They are cheaper and not that tasty. Have a nice weekend.
- 3:32 pm
- Pak Idrus said...
Temuk, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on the subject of this posting.
Well in business every bits counts and I believe even the customers would not be happy if the long claws are missing. They surely would like to have the whole parts and fresh. Even thought the Udang Galah is now reared in pond still out here it still difficult to get. And when it is there in the market, it is expensive. Well at least we still get to enjoy it from time to time.
As for the name of the Udang Galah in English one of own grand kids translate it to Pole Prawn, logic juga eh.
Have a nice day.
- 2:44 pm
- Sir Pök Déng said...
I used to catch these prawns during my college days. We did it hobo fishing style. We ate these expensive prawns for free!
- 8:07 pm
- Pak Idrus said...
Sir Pök Déng, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on the subject of this posting.
Well in KL it not only difficult to get but its expensive as well. That is because there are some 7 million of mouths to feed in the Kelang Vally. KL alone got a population of 1.7million. Moreover most of the catch are sold to big hotels and restaurants and what's left is then sold at the wet market. Anyway we do get to enjoy it from time to time when it is seen in the Wet-market nearby.
When I was working in Sarawak in the mid eighties we could enjoy Udang Galah every day and it is cheap too.
Have a nice day.
- 11:07 pm
- dedy oktavianus said...
we used to called it udang satang(galah) asam manis here.....
pretty damn good, a like to add vinegar and tamarind for nice tangy sour taste.....
- 1:18 am
- Pak Idrus said...
dedy oktavianus, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on the subject of this posting.
Well different place give a different name to it but it is still one of the best prawn to cook Asam Manis here. We too use vinegar and tamarind juice.
This Udang is expensive here. It around RM70.00 a kilo [US$1.00 = RM3.20] but we do buy it from time to time to enjoy it.
BTW Dedy oktavianus where are you from.
Have a nice day.
- 7:18 pm
- Unknown said...
I am selling freshwater prawn (udang galah) at the lowest and cheapest price
12-19pisces per kg at Rm50
my location in Kedah
we can deliver depands on demand.
whatsapp only 016-3322 458
- 1:32 am
- Unknown said...
Just enjoyed udang galah at a restaurant in Ipoh, dry-fried in soya sauce and it's fantastic! The thick flesh is so sweet and succulent, and munching the head is just heavenly, with so much aroma and tasty flavour! 😋😋 It is called Giant River Prawn in English or Big Head River Prawn in Chinese.
Enjoy great Malaysian food!!
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You've heard it a million times before, but it's true: the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. If you find yourself cooking for him for the first time, get it right with a simple but fantastic and unforgettable meal. Green beans, rosemary fingerling potatoes, and (most importantly) a savory rib-eye steak are easier to make than you think and well worth the payoff. With a little help from Barry Taylor at Sorted Food on Tastemade, we show you how to pull out all the stops, so you can get the sizzles going all evening long.
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Roasted Rosemary Fingerling Potatoes
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- 24 fingerling potatoes
2 tbsp. olive oil
4 sprigs fresh rosemary
2 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
Truffle oil, to taste
- Set oven to 350 degrees.
- On a sheet plan, lay out fingerling potatoes and drizzle with olive oil, salt, pepper, and sprigs of rosemary. Toss to combine.
- Bake for 30-40 minutes or until the potatoes are tender.
- Drizzle with truffle oil to finish.
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- 4 oz. trimmed green beans
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Astros call up prized prospect George Springer
HOUSTON — George Springer got his first game with the Houston Astros out of the way on Wednesday night.
Now he's hoping things will calm down and he can just play ball.
Springer, a highly touted prospect and first-round draft pick, singled and walked in his major league debut in Houston's 6-4 loss to Kansas City in 11 innings.
"It's a dream come true to get an opportunity like this," Springer said after the game. "I am looking forward to playing more games and helping this team win."
Mike Moustakas homered in the 11th inning to lift the Royals to the victory. Moustakas has been off to a tough start this season and was hitting .098 before his solo shot to the seats in right field off Jerome Williams (0-1) to lead off the 11th.
Jarrod Dyson singled and added an insurance run on a fielder's choice.
Danny Duffy (1-0) pitched two scoreless innings for the win and Greg Holland allowed a hit and a walk in a scoreless 11th for his fifth save.
Springer is the first of a group of top prospects expected to help the Astros back to respectability after three straight 100-loss seasons.
Manager Bo Porter was happy with Springer's debut.
"He handled himself well," Porter said.
Springer got his first major league hit on a dribbler that traveled just a few feet down the third base line with one out in the third inning. His mother stood up and waved her hands in the air when he reached first base.
His parents flew in from Connecticut to be at Wednesday's game and his father snapped pictures from his seat behind home plate.
"It's always good to get that first one out of the way," Springer said. "I didn't really hit it all that well, but I will take it. Now I can relax, breathe a little bit and just have some fun."
The 24-year-old outfielder had 37 homers and 108 RBIs with 45 stolen bases combined in Double-A and Triple-A last year. He was off to a strong start in Triple-A this season, too, hitting .353 with three homers and nine RBIs.
"The goal is to win, and it hurts to lose," Springer said. "We don't have a chance to win this series now, but we can get one back tomorrow."
There was a buzz around the ballpark on Wednesday with Springer's arrival. The hashtag 'SpringerDay' was trending on Twitter in Houston and fans were excitedly tweeting all day about his debut.
General manager Jeff Luhnow was a little giddy about Springer's call-up, too.
"We don't want to rest all our hopes on one player, but he's a pretty good player and there's more behind him," Luhnow said.
"If he does well, I think it will lift our team (which) is now struggling a little bit and lift our city's spirits and give us hope that there's more like him coming. That's exciting. That's what we've been working for."
Springer was selected 11th overall by the Astros out of UConn in the 2011 amateur draft. Manager Bo Porter said he will be Houston's everyday right fielder.
"When you look at ... the production in which he's been putting up and if you look at the woes we've had offensively and trying to get our offense going and having a guy of his caliber that we can plug into our offense, he can definitely help," Porter said.
Springer knows people are looking for big things from him, but is careful not to get caught up in the hype.
"The goal at the end of the day isn't about the future, it isn't about me, it isn't about anybody else, it's about the Houston Astros and that's to go out and win," he said.


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Whew! That is a mouthful of a title. I had a recipe from online that I kept changing/adding things to and thus the long recipe name.
How is every one's January going? This week most of America had incredibly cold weather and NY was no exception. The past couple of days have been below freezing with single digit wind chill.
I grew up in TX. There wasn't much cold weather and hardly any snow ever so I just thought if the temperature reached below freezing it would snow. As a 7 year old this made sense to me. I guess I never figured out that there would need to be clouds with rain as well...
If it's extremely cold where you live I have a suggestion. Bake bake bake! The oven will keep your place warm and smelling great. (And if you make these cookies, maybe have a little side drink of whiskey to keep your insides warm for a little bit!)
Chewy Double Chocolate Whiskey, Cherry, Macadamia Nut Cookies (adapted from Delicieux)Ingredients:
(Erika's Extras: I bought a kitchen scale for Christmas and used it for the first time with this recipe!)
150g of dark chocolate, broken into pieces
50g of butter, cut into slices
80g of plain flour
1/4 tsp of baking powder
2 eggs
250g of caster sugar
1 tsp of vanilla extract
100g of dark chocolate, chopped
1 cup of macadamias chopped
3/4 cup of dried cherries (optional)
2 tablespoons of whiskey
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and line a baking tray with baking paper.
2. Soak cherries in whiskey. (This step is optional if you don't use cherries.)
4. Melt the chocolate pieces and butter in a double boiler over a stove.
5. In a mixer, beat together the eggs, sugar and vanilla extract until thick and pale.
6. Pour the melted chocolate into the beaten eggs and sugar and stir thoroughly before adding the whiskey and cherries.
7. Sift in the flour and baking powder and stir thoroughly before adding the chopped chocolate, chopped macadamias and mix until combined.
8. Using a mini ice cream scoop, scoop the mixture onto the lined baking trays. The cookies will flatten out when baked.
9. Bake in the oven for 8 to 9 minutes and cool on the tray before transferring to a cooling rack. If you put the cookies onto the cooling rack while hot they will become marked by the wires from the rack.
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The problem is that Facebook has always been a passive listener of everything we're sharing, and sometimes that's leading to regurgitation. That's why the company has been busy pulling out all the stops with feature updates that are trying to keep everyone happy. The result? A Facebook we hardly recognized. Think back to when you originally opened your account – if it was more than two or three years ago, you know what we're talking about.
The Facebook of 2004 looks nothing like that Facebook of 2013 … so what is the Future Facebook going to look like? Consider this a look into the Internet's crystal ball, full of hypotheses about what the Future Facebook is like.
Death of the Like, rise of the social signal
If there's anything we've learned about Facebook, it's that Likes don't always translate to … well, likes. We've all Liked things to enter a contest, get a free meal, or out of pity for a friend's new business. They're a sort of bargaining tool that brands use, and this means they are less useful when it comes to signaling real interests.
Recognizing this, Facebook has tried to move outside the Like. The Open Graph introduced verbs like "Want," "Watch," and "Read." From these, Facebook is able to get a better understanding of our relationship with media or products in a much better, more finite way. Think of it this way: If you liked the Facebook Page of To Kill a Mockingbird would Facebook know why you've liked it? Not really. So if Facebook isn't able to tell you why you've liked the book, it has to guess how much value that book has to the user. Now if you use Open Graph to indicate you've bought and read the book, that's a significant difference.
Still, Open Graph actions don't tell the whole story – they're really just an evolution of the Like. The next phase is contextually understanding this social data.
Social ad firm Salorix also says the datasets Facebook could be capable of analyzing and using in some way include: "Time of Post/Update, Location, Content Used, Followers, Following, Source/Device used, Clustering of Posts/Updates – Verticals Attribution, User Profile, Designation, Industry, Demographic, Behavioral, and Psychographic Traits of User data."
Facebook might also be able to tell where you're Facebooking from¸ be it your living room or a crowded train. Using your device's built in features like its microphone to listen to the ambient noise; Facebook might benefit from these soundscape signals, determine your environment, and adjust accordingly (for instance, if you're at home with TV on, maybe more info in your News Feed about what's on TV would be useful).
As for visual signals, a handful of social media experts and developers believe will build an image recognition algorithm.
Photo sharing is an important vertical for Facebook. In addition to being a popular social trend, images are also full of signals that Facebook could use to better target content and ads. Expertmaker's CTO and founder Lars Hard explains that even a very rudimentary form of an image recognition algorithm, like being able to tell whether a photo is light or dark, would do Facebook wonders. The difference between light and dark could tell Facebook whether the photo was taken indoors or outdoors and provide geographical context.
This is why our News Feeds are littered with ads that don't really seem to have any contextual relevance to our true interests. Hard says that Facebook in its current state has "simple recommenders running through a network that understands all connections, and runs statistical models of it and makes recommendations." In other words, Facebook is stuck with Likes and other type of Open Graph signals users feed Facebook that determine what ads and stories show up in our News Feeds.
Graph Search 2.0
Graph Search hasn't even been entirely rolled out yet, but the early implications point to this being a huge endeavor for Facebook and one that's going to greatly impact how future users will use the platform.
"There is need for people to find a variety of other people, and often the greatest value for individuals is finding people they don't know already to benefit their lives, whether those connections can benefit their career, home life, family life, or entertainment," says people search site MyLife CEO Jeff Tinsley.
Future Facebook could turn this into a tool for engaging and interacting with other users in real time – say you're looking to go hiking on a certain weekend, Facebook might be able to tell you who to contact and why. Or you're trying to find people that also really like animated GIF blogs – things that maybe people do outside of Facebook that they aren't sharing there. You could start knowing these things.
To do this, Facebook might starting looking at signals like Web browsing habits (since Facebook tracks this already), or similarities in the types of content matched users like to publish on Facebook. It might even look at parallels in the cliques of friends that you tend to interact with to figure out if you might be a good fit with the person you've been recommended.
And eventually, Future Facebook will roll out Graph Search to mobile. Obvious utilities for this would be for searching for highly recommended or rated restaurants nearby, friends you can hang out with within 10 miles of your current location, or even simply finding out more about a popular landmark you're visiting and places to shop around the area.
An alternative utility that Salorix CEO Santanu Bhattacharya finds in Graph Search is as a "one stop platform for users to buy and search any products based on friend's recommendations and reviews." So if you're looking to buy something, Facebook might be able to tell you how good or bad the product is. Taking this a step further, Bhattacharya adds that this feature can easily tie into mobile via a Facebook mobile wallet like Google Wallet or Apple's Passbook for "one-touch" purchases of these items. So maybe the physical card was just a warm up, eh Future Facebook?
A real-time News Feed
The News Feed is a constant source of frustration – and maybe that's because while we change all the time, the way it responds to us never does. What if you're from the east coast, but go to school on the west coast? Why couldn't Facebook read your location and provide you more relevant updates depending on where you are?
Responding to us in real-time is another way Future Facebook could update the News Feed. YieldMo software engineer Alex Gallego, reasons that Facebook is or will be hard at work on real-time notifications as it's tied into the mobile app. He explains to me that the days when Facebook was about what people have done in the past is outdated. The future is in "what people are doing now."
Bhattacharya agrees. "[Context and intent] need to be delivered in near real-time as the 'half-life' [where engagement drops by 90 percent] of people's interest in a context and their intent can be as little as couple of hours for most categories for products and services."
Products like Highlight, Google Now, Field Trip, and even Twitter are trying to understood that everything its users say or do has a purpose. These apps are meeting our needs not just by listening, but by understanding and adapting to our objectives, and they're doing it in real-time.
Gallego goes as far to suggest that Facebook should start mimicking the Twitter stream and microblogging. An early hint we're heading in this direction? Facebook's considering the hashtag.
Mass introduction of the posting prompts
Lately Facebook is exposing an aggressive nature to get users and brands to publish more content. It's an effort to improve its relatively withering engagement levels. You may have noticed a new pen icon in the upper right hand corner, near your name, on the desktop homepage encouraging you to post your Timeline.
In this new pop up, and for a while now, Facebook has been asking you, "What's on your mind?" But lately some administrators of brand pages have spied a prompt in their Facebook Pages that not only asks brands what they've been up to, but also throws in suggestions of what they should post.
Future Facebook could employ this strategy to everyone. For example, let's say you're visiting a foreign country; Facebook's prompt (whether via a push notification or prompt) might ask "Why don't you share your photos from [country]?"
Here today … here tomorrow
Very likely, yes. The naysayers will predict that Facebook is doing itself if, the nimbler apps are eating away at its users base and that in the years to come, Facebook will be a distant memory with the likes of Friendster and Myspace (though that comparison hardly makes sense anymore – but for old time's sake …). But the reality is Facebook is different than the other networks that have faded into the past, and it holds much of lives and social data hostage, for better or worse. We can only muse on what the Future Facebook looks like, but there is one thing for certain: In some way, shape, or form, Facebook will exist – very likely beyond our lifetimes.
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Don't pit women against each other etc. and so forth but ummmm… this drama between Nia and Taraji! Read about it here, here, and here Full Story
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Disney Girls: Xanax, Regretful Tweets, Short Shaming
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Lots of weird gossip blips this week coming from the ever expanding former Disney-Girl universe. I wish there was a better name for this group – The Millennial Mickey Mouse Club? The Britney Byproducts? Demi and The Instagrams? Anyway, let's start with sleepless Miley, whose butt is revealing her drug habits. Full Story
Rumer Willis joins Pretty Little Liars
This whole acting thing is really turning out to be a grind for Rumer Willis, huh? Bit parts on CW shows, poorly received horror movies, she always seems to be working but after years in the business she really hasn't landed anything to write home to Demi about…until now. It's all finally paying off, in my eyes anyway, because Rumer's got a part on TVs most important soap, Pretty Little Liars. Full Story
Photo Assumption: James Franco & Ashley Benson
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Spring Breakers Style Hierarchy
Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson, and Rachel Korine have been promoting Spring Breakers all across Europe. Gomez, obviously, is the highest ranked player in the group. And you can tell by the styling. She's been dressed in Gucci, Versace, several top end labels through this tour. Full Story


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Heart hopscotch is an indoor learning game that we've been playing for awhile and it is perfect for this time of year.
For this version of hopscotch all we needed was colored cardstock, markers, painters tape, and some lids.
We made our game by drawing hearts onto cardstock, adding numbers, and then taping the paper to the floor with painter's tape. We tossed plastic playdough lids instead of rocks.
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Morrow Gospel Church (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
The Morrow Gospel Church began services and formally organized in 1967. The first building was occupied in 1967. Norman Friesen is considered the founding leader of the group. The congregation originated through outreach by the Gospel Mennonite Church.
In 1975 there were 181 members; in 1985, 250; in 2002, 155. The congregation has been affiliated with the Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference since 1967. The language of worship is English.
755 St. Anne's Rd., Winnipeg, MB, R2N 4G6. (204) 257-2500. Located in St. Vital. Pastor A. Ed Stoesz served in 2002 as a congregational leader.
Canadian Mennonite (25 April 1967): 1; (19 December 1967): 1.
EMMC Recorder (February 1977): 6; (May 1977): 4.
Heppner, Jack. Search for Renewal: the Story of the Rudnerweider/Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference 1937-1987. Winnipeg, MB: EMMC, 1987.
|Marlene Epp
|Date Published
|February 1989
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Epp, Marlene. "Morrow Gospel Church (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. February 1989. Web. 3 Apr 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Morrow_Gospel_Church_(Winnipeg,_Manitoba,_Canada)&oldid=161206.
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Epp, Marlene. (February 1989). Morrow Gospel Church (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 3 April 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Morrow_Gospel_Church_(Winnipeg,_Manitoba,_Canada)&oldid=161206.
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Class of 2011
Major/Minor: American Studies, English
Campus Involvement
- Majors: American Studies and English
- Concentration: International Studies Western Europe Concentration
- Zeta Tau Alpha
- International Studies Council
- Model United Nations
Hometown: Eldersburg, MD
High School: Century High School
Favorite Class at WC: AMS 494 Special Topic: Leadership in America. It was a great class that incorporated many aspects of American culture to demonstrate leadership characteristics.
Recommended Professor: Professor DeProspo. You get to use things from popular culture that you would never expect to use in an academic environment.
Most memorable experience as a first-year student: Participating in the Model United Nations and going to Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
If I Could be an Animal? I would be a wombat.
One Thing You Shouldn't Forget to Pack Is? Pens and Pencils. They are easy to forget with everything else you need to bring, but they are quite necessary.


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The use of general purpose hardware and software platforms opens the necessary interfaces to the standardized control electronics for the end user, and therefore full control over their own application. In addition to the advantage of independency from a single supplier, the second-most important benefit affects the obsolescence management. Using open systems, where control electronics and application remain separated, a single standard component becoming obsolete can be replaced with a minimum effort and without endangering the functionality of the end application.


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It is not a definition for which they're looking; not really. It's a description. It's something substantive enough to reach out and touch, in all its ugly, heaving, menacing grotesquery.


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PHOENIX — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona teamed with Arizona schools to get fifth-graders across the state moving with Walk On!, an educational program designed to motivate and reward children with a month-long walking challenge in February. With the support of educators throughout the state, 20,000 Arizona fifth-graders registered to participate.
"As a leader in our state's health community, we are committed to finding creative ways to tackle important health issues such as the growing rate of childhood obesity," said Richard Boals, president and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona. "One of the first steps to good health is physical activity, and we are excited about launching the Walk On! program and working with schools to get kids motivated."
Program participants received a tool kit consisting of a cinch sack, a pedometer, a program guide with tracking calendar and a membership card. During the month-long challenge, students will track their progress, and those who complete all 10,000 steps every day for the month will be eligible to win one of 10 iPod nanos. All students who return their participation card will receive a T-shirt as a reward. In addition, the school with the highest percentage of successful Walk On! participants will receive a $2,500 grant toward a future fitness-oriented activity for their school.