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Cheddar dough wrapped around juicy, green olives and baked with the simplest 3-ingredient Parmesan dipping sauce.
- 1 cup grated sharp Cheddar
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- ⅛ teaspoon cayenne
- a 3-ounce jar small pimiento-stuffed green olives (about 24), drained (save 2 tablespoons of the olive water) and patted dry
- 1 - 2 tablespoons of the olive water, as needed
- ½ cup mayonnaise
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- Line a baking sheet or roasting pan with parchment paper. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
- In a medium bowl mix the cheese and butter together. Add the flour and cayenne and blend the dough until it is combined well. The dough will be shaggy but should stick together when scooped into a ball and pressed together with your hands. Add a little olive water if needed until the dough comes together.
- Working one at a time scoop up tablespoons of the dough, press it together flat and mold it around an olive. Place on baking sheet 1-inch apart and repeat until all the dough is used.
- Bake 14 - 16 minutes until lightly golden.
- In a small bowl combine the mayonnaise, Parmesan, and mustard.
- Serve hot or at room temperature.
Dipping Sauce adapted from Real Simple
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Chances are you have everything on hand to make them. Right now. You can't go wrong. Pinky swear.
These were sent to me by Cynthia, who says they popped into her head when she was reading my blog in some bizarro form of ESP.
Or maybe she's my long-lost twin because I love olives! I just bought 12 cans of them. Green and black alike. How's that for proof of my endearment?
The great thing about these exceptionally delicious olive poppers is you can make up a whole bunch, freeze them and bake them off as needed for one of the most perfect appetizers in the Universe.
I highly recommend you make extra because they are thoroughly addictive. It is entirely possible to make a complete meal out of them. Ask me how I know that.
You don't need company as an excuse. Movie night? A big game? Your favorite TV show?
How about just because? The best reason of all.
Thank-you Cynthia!


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This past Saturday United States Ambassador to the United Nations Zalmay Khalilzad spoke on a panel with two Iranian officials at Davos (video below). Khalilzad's participation was apparently unauthorized. Today's New York Sun and the Los Angeles Times have interesting articles on the event. The moderator begins the panel with an insult to former United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton. Rice is apparently angry that Khalilzad participated in the panel without administration authorization. I am angry that Khalilzad participated after the insult to his predecessor in office. Disgusting.
UPDATE: We asked Ambassador Bolton to comment. He has kindly replied:
When I was at the UN, this would not have happened. Perhaps the State Department or the White House are sending a signal to Iran that our policy is weakening yet again. They should be asked to say one way or the other on the record.
Indeed they should, and they should also be asked about protocol regarding the insult to our former ambassador at a panel on foreign soil.

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ACTION ALERT: Vote TODAY to Support Supervised Injection Site – Have Your Say!
April 18, 2011
Renowned British medical journal The Lancet discovered what nurses working in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside have known since the Insite supervised injection clinic opened in 2003 – supervised injection saves lives.
That's why the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) and Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) and the Association of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (ARNBC) have been granted intervener status at next month's Supreme Court of Canada hearing.
Supervision of injection drug use at Insite has virtually eliminated the risk of death by overdose and greatly reduced the risk of infectious disease. Nurses at Insite provide a range of health care service while supervising users who inject drugs, including access to counseling and consultation that can lead to abstinence and rehabilitation.
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"Vancouver injection clinic cuts overdose deaths: journal", CBC News: http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/story/2011/04/17/insite-lancet-study.html
"Dying for a change on safe-injection site", Globe and Mail, April 18, 2011: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/opinion/dying-for-a-change-on-safe-injection-site/article1987566/print/
"Toronto could benefit from safe injection site: public health experts", Toronto Star, April 17, 2011: http://www.healthzone.ca/health/articlePrint/976174.


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The Eagles reconvened from their bye week Monday, and though practice was closed, indications are nothing changed on the team's offensive line, which is a mild surprise, in the wake of a dreadful performance against the Lions in the last outing.
Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, who remains the starter despite 13 turnovers in six games, said he never thought he might be replaced by rookie Nick Foles during Eagles coach Andy Reid's bye week review.
"It was never a time when I didn't know exactly if I was going to be the starter or not," said Vick, who said he neither expected nor got a call from Reid affirming he remained in that role. "Quite frankly, I know what I can do when I'm out there and I know what has to happen when I'm out there on the football field. That's just my approach now, to go out and get the job done, and we'll see what happens."
Vick was pressed on having certainly been aware of speculation during the bye.
"You just gotta stand tall," he said. "It's not the first time I've been in this situation. I understand the most important thing is for me to go out there and continue to do my job, and try to help this football team by winning games."
During the bye week, Vick said, he "thought about a lot of what-ifs -- what could have happened, what should have happened, what didnt happen. A lot of things you have no control over. You just gotta keep pushing in this game, keep pushing and keep playing."
Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson got two phone calls Friday, one from Andy Reid and another from general manager Howie Roseman, telling Patterson the NFL had cleared him to start practicing.
Patterson said he's hoping to be game-ready in "a week and a half, maybe two weeks." The Eagles have three weeks to either add Patterson to the 53-man roster or put him on IR for the season. Unless he has a setback, Patterson seems very likely to play. He underwent surgery in January to untangle blood vessels in his brain that had caused a seizure.
Patterson said he did scout team work Monday.
"I'm just happy to put a helmet on, to not be out the whole season, to get to play with these guys," Patterson said.


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FOXBORO, Mass. -- Andy Reid uncharacteristically got into a verbal back and forth with one of his players when he jawed with Cullen Jenkins on the sideline during the second quarter of tonight's preseason game against the Patriots.
The argument was caught by ESPN cameras. Reid said something to Jenkins and the defensive tackle appeared to say something in return to his head coach. Defensive line coach Jim Washburn then stepped in between the two. Reid then yelled at Washburn.
The Eagles had just allowed the Patriots to score a touchdown after they went 80 yards in 13 plays. A Ryan Mallett 7-yard TD pass to tight end Alex Silvestro ended the drive.
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Every year on the eve of a new year I try to find that "perfect" shot that screams "Baby New Year!" Typically that shot is of Wee Man and Preston Lacy in top hats and diapers from their grand "Slide & Slip" finale in the orchestrated close to jackass number two, but today, what with it being Andy Bell's birthday and all and being in a Central American state of mind and being, I'm feeling a double-shot of Panama—PA-NA-MA, OH-OH-OH-OH! Yes, model citizen, zero discipline, all that and lyrically more. I don't know, maybe it's the look on Jeff Tremaine's face ... maybe it's the look on Cordell Mansfield's face ... maybe it's the hairless expanse of Bell's Northern (and Southern!) Territories ... or maybe it's just the sum of all these parts with the tasteful tuck of Andy's part that makes me feel this photo embodies the quintessence of everything an amazing New Year's Eve should be. #MakeItCount!
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Former Golden Eagle tennis standout and
current fifth-year student assistant coach Borja Zarco (center in
photo) was recently presented with the 2009 Johnny Donnelly
Borja is in his first season as a student assistant coach after having one of the most successful careers in the history of the program. During his senior season, he became the first Golden Eagle to participate in the NCAA Singles Championship in Tulsa, Okla. He earned his after going 27-5 during the season including wins over several ranked opponents. He himself earned a national ranking, also the first for a Golden Eagle. He capped off the season being named the OVC Player of the Year as well as first-team All-OVC honors.
During his career, Zarco earned All-OVC honors three times including two years as a member of the first-team his junior and senior seasons. During his final three seasons, he helped the Golden Eagles to a 26-1 record in the conference, including two outright championships and one co-championship. After winning the 2007 OVC tournament, Tech played at Texas in the first round of the NCAA championship.
Now on the bench, Zarco helps head coach Dan Silverstein at the indoor tennis center, conducting tennis clinics in addition to the on-court instruction he provides to both Golden Eagle tennis programs.
Johnny Donnelly was the first fan and the youngest person to be inducted into the Tennessee Tech Sports Hall of Fame. The Award is given is Johny's memory by his parents, John and Marti Connelly either side of Zarco). On the court for the presentation with the Donnellys was Tom Sergio (right), one of the major donors to he Scholarship Endowment, and TTU Director of Athletics Mark Wilson (left). Steve Copeland is another major donor to the endowment, but was unable to attend the presentation.


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1-800-GET-THIN Or 1-800-GET-DEAD? Weight Loss Clinic Charged With Causing 5 Deaths
The weight-loss clinics in Southern California who are famous for their 1-800-GET-THIN ads are now getting famous for something else: wrongful deaths. According to NPR, the surgical centers are under fire for the the death of five patients, which is extremely troubling.
Five Southern California Lap-Band patients have died since 2009 after surgeries at centers affiliated with the advertising campaign, according to lawsuits, autopsy reports and other public records. Since then, at least three wrongful death lawsuits have been filed, and the Los Angeles County Coroner is investigating one of the deaths. The California Department of Insurance has also initiated an investigation into allegations of insurance fraud. They claim that the surgical centers are misleading in their advertising, making it sound like people can come in and get a simple procedure that will make them thin.
What they don't tell people in the ads is about the possible consequences of lap band surgery.
Attorney Alexander Robertson, who has filed five different lawsuits, including two wrongful death claims, against the 1-800-GET-THIN marketers and affiliated surgeons, says it's misleading the way they promote this surgery:
"They really preyed on a very susceptible group of the population that obviously would like to look like those skinny beautiful people on the billboards and were told it this is a safe one hour procedure. You come in and get it done and you are going to be thin right away."
Although not everyone agrees that all of this hype is a good thing. Mona Misra, a bariatric surgeon at L.A.'s Cedars Sinai Hospital told NPR that she's glad regulators are looking into the practices, but many of her patients are now getting the wrong message:
"For a lot of patients, the band might be the perfect operation for them and we don't want them to be afraid of it because they think that it is such a dangerous operation."
But that's just the point. Lap-Band surgery is dangerous. And people need to know that.
The Lap-Band is a small, surgically-implanted silicone ring that, when inflated, restricts part of the stomach so only a small amount of food can get in. But that band can erode and slip or leak into the stomach. It can also cause inflammation and swelling of the esophagus, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, infections and other stomach complications. What's more, nearly half of the patients who get the Lap-Band end up having to get it removed due to health complications.
The Food and Drug Administration recently sent a warning letter to the 1-800-GET-THIN marketers ordering them to include more prominent safety warnings. The group's website now has disclaimers, but that has not translated to all of their marketing, including these billboards.
People need to know that there is no quick fix when it comes to losing weight. And there is no weight-loss surgery that is completely safe either.
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UPDATE: This post has been edited to reflect that there are ongoing investigations into this matter.


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Ruby M. Kempf, a longtime volunteer with the American Red Cross and recipient of its Clara Barton Honor Award, died Saturday in ElderWood Health Care at Lakewood, Hamburg, after a brief illness. She was 95.
Mrs. Kempf, a lifelong resident of Gowanda, was a Eucharistic minister at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Gowanda and was involved with ministry to patients at Tri-County Memorial Hospital.
Her award from the Red Cross – the highest honor it bestows on volunteers – was presented in 2010 in recognition of 25 years of meritorious leadership.
Mrs. Kempf was a founding member of the citizens committee to develop Academy Place in the former elementary school in Gowanda in the late 1990s; she stayed with the project through its completion.
"She was devoted to the idea that the building not be abandoned and boarded up," said Irene Cross, who headed the committee.
"The first time we were having a tour [for supporters], she had the luncheon at her house – a lovely luncheon with a lace tablecloth, fine china, everything," she added.
Mrs. Kempf also was a member of the Monday Evening Literary Club.
The daughter of the late Anton and Frances Majcen, she was born in Gowanda and in 1945 married Norman A. Kempf.
She was employed as secretary for the superintendent of Gowanda schools in the 1940s and worked as credit manager for Peter Cooper Corp. after her husband's death in 1967.
Mrs. Kempf is survived by two daughters, Susan Kempf and Martha Scholl.
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Patch: 144 cats surrendered in hoarding case
WAUKESHA, Wis. —
According to the Waukesha Patch, The Humane Animal Welfare Society in Waukesha County is now the temporary home to 50 cats that were among 144 surrendered in a hoarding case.
The shelter is seeking help placing the cats and donations of food and litter for the pets, as well as financial assistance for antibiotics and surgery. The shelter is "treating all those we feel we can help," Executive Director Lynn Olenik said in a news release.
"Most of the cats were ill and suffering, and living in deplorable conditions," she said.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Nov. 15 (UPI) -- A Virginia teenager accused of plotting a Columbine-style massacre at his high school pleaded not guilty as his trial began Monday morning.
Philip Bay, 19, entered the pleas to each of the charges in Virginia Beach Circuit Court, The (Norfolk) Virginian-Pilot reported.
Bay was 17 when arrested on April 6, 2009, 14 days before the attack allegedly was to be staged on the 10th anniversary of the Colorado massacre, but is being tried as an adult.
Jury selection began, and defense attorney James Broccoletti said, "The defense is that Philip Bay was legally insane at the time of the acts alleged in the indictment."
Also likely to take the stand are his two younger co-defendants, one of whom is credited with alerting authorities. They both admitted weapons charges last year in juvenile court.
The investigation began with a tip that a Landstown High student had made a threat. An investigator interviewed Bay and led a search of his home.
There, authorities seized 28 explosives, including pipe bombs and Molotov cocktails. They also searched his co-defendants' homes and confiscated a gun scope, computer equipment, journals and notebooks, videos made by the teens and a hit list with students' names.


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A spectacular Space Show, Journey to the Stars, narrated by Academy Award-winning actress Whoopi Goldberg, premiered on Saturday, July 4, 2009, in the Hayden Planetarium at the Frederick Phineas and Sandra Priest Rose Center for Earth and Space.
Featuring extraordinary images from telescopes on the ground and in space and stunning, never-before-seen visualizations of physics-based simulations, the dazzling Journey to the Stars launches visitors through space and time to experience the life and death of the stars in our night sky, including our own nurturing Sun. Tour familiar stellar formations, explore new celestial mysteries, and discover the fascinating, unfolding story that connects us all to the stars. Those who come along for the journey may never see the night sky in the same way again.
Journey to the Stars is an engrossing, immersive theater experience created by the Museum's astrophysicists, scientific visualization, and media production experts with the cooperation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and more than 40 leading scientists from the United States and abroad.
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Our Journey to the Stars spans billions of years, beginning on Earth and extending beyond our galaxy and into the future before returning home.
More than 13 billion years ago there was only an invisible substance called dark matter, along with hydrogen and helium gas. The stars that formed quickly exploded in supernovas, blasting out new elements, the raw materials for building new stars and planets.
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In 2002, Whoopi Goldberg became one of a very elite group of artists who have won the Grammy ("Whoopi Goldberg," 1985), the Academy Award ("Ghost," 1991), the Golden Globe ("The Color Purple," 1985 and "Ghost," 1991), the Emmy (as host of AMC's "Beyond Tara: The Extraordinary Life of Hattie McDaniel," 2002) and a Tony (Producer of "Thoroughly Modern Millie," 2002).
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Journey to the Stars was created by the American Museum of Natural History, with the major support and partnership of NASA, Science Mission Directorate, Heliophysics Division.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
William Mungai and Intra America
Motor Carriers,
Office of the Attorney General -
Fair Labor Division
Docket No. LB-08-286
Citation No. WH080079
Appearance for Petitioner:
William Mungai
26 Grace Street
Lowell. MA 01851
Appearance for Respondent:
Thomas M. Johnson
Assistant Attorney General
OAG - Fair Labor Division
One Ashburton Place
Boston MA 02108
Administrative Magistrate:
Bonney Cashin
Summary of Decision
Intra America Motor Carriers did not file an appeal. Accordingly, the civil citation that the office of the Attorney General issued to it is final. William Mungai did not present any evidence or argument on his behalf. He failed, thus, to demonstrate that the citation was erroneously issued to him.
On April 22, 2008, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) issued a civil citation to William Mungai and to Intra America Motor Carriers for a failure to pay wages to an employee, Orlando Ithier. The citation required Mr. Mungai and Intra America Motor Carriers to pay $4,250.00 in restitution and a $900.00 civil penalty. Mr. Mungai appealed, pursuant to G.L. c. 149, § 27C (b) (4).
Following prehearing proceedings, I held a hearing on January 20, 2009 at the Division of Administrative Law Appeals, 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA. Mr. Mungai moved to continue the hearing until a later date, arguing that he needed legal counsel. I denied the motion because it came too late. Mr. Mungai did not seek leave to continue the hearing prior to January 20. He could not explain why, nine months after the citation was issued, he had not sought legal counsel.
The OAG offered the testimony of two witnesses, Edward Minchello, an inspector with the Fair Labor Division, and Mr. Ithier, who had filed a complaint with the Fair Labor Division for non-payment of wages. Mr. Ithier's testimony was translated from Spanish into English by Awilda Perez. I admitted into the record eight exhibits previously filed by the OAG. Mr. Mungai did not offer any witness testimony or exhibits into evidence, although he had been ordered to file a witness list and copies of proposed exhibits by November 12, 2008. In fact, Mr. Mungai failed to participate in the hearing at all. Mr. Mungai would not question witnesses, examine documents, or answer my questions. The record closed following the hearing.
Following the presentation of its case, the OAG moved to dismiss the appeal. It argued that by refusing to participate in the hearing, Mr. Mungai failed to prosecute his appeal. I took the motion under advisement. I now deny it as moot because I have decided the appeal on the merits.
Findings of Fact
Based on the evidence in the record and on an assessment of the credibility of the witnesses who appeared before me, I make the following findings of fact:
1. Intra America Motor Carriers, a business that transports vehicles from one part of the country to another, is located at 14 Smith Road, Sutton, MA. (Exh. 8; Ithier Test.).
2. The owners of Intra America Motor Carriers, as identified by Mr. Ithier on his complaint form, are "Steve and Frances." (Exh. 2).
3. Mr. Ithier and Mr. Mungai met through a mutual friend. (Ithier Test.).
4. Mr. Ithier transported vehicles in Mr. Mungai's truck to various locations in Massachusetts and other states. (Ithier Test.).
5. A secretary with Intra America Motor Carriers would tell Mr. Ithier where to deliver the vehicles. (Ithier Test.).
6. Mr. Ithier began work as a driver on June 25, 2007 and worked for approximately three to four months. (Ithier Test.).
7. Mr. Ithier was not paid for his work for the period August 1, 2007 to October 1, 2007. (Exh. 2).
8. According to his agreement with Mr. Mungai, Mr. Ithier was to be paid 20% of the sale price of each vehicle. (Ithier Test.).
9. In order to receive payment, Mr. Mungai required Mr. Ithier to submit to him a "vehicle inspection report" for each vehicle he delivered. (Ithier Test.; Exh. 8).
10. The vehicle inspection report, a form with the name, address, and telephone and fax numbers of Intra America Motor Carriers at the top, identified the vehicle make and model, the delivery destination, vehicle price, and driver's signature. (Ithier Test.; Exh. 8).
11. Mr. Ithier compiled a separate list of the vehicles he transported, showing each vehicle's make and model, the delivery destination, the cost of the vehicle, and the amount owed to the driver. (Exh. 8).
12. Mr. Ithier did not receive payment for the vehicles identified on his list. (Ithier Test.).
13. Based upon his calculations, Mr. Ithier is owed $4,250.00. (Exh. 2 and Ithier Test.).
14. On April 22, 2008, the OAG issued a civil citation to Intra America Motor Carriers and to Mr. Mungai individually. (Exh. 1).
15. The citation ordered Mr. Mungai and Intra American Motor Carriers to pay $4,250.00 in restitution and assessed a $900.00 civil penalty, which was computed based on a formula that considers the amount of wages owed, the number of employees, and whether there are prior complaints against the employer. (Minchello Test.; Exh. 1).
16. Mr. Mungai filed an appeal postmarked April 29, 2008, which was received by the Division of Administrative Law Appeals on April 30, 2008. (Appeal dated April 28, 2008).
Mr. Mungai filed his appeal on April 30, 2008, eight days after it was mailed to him. An appeal must be filed within ten days of receipt. G.L. c. 149, § 27C (b) (4). The earliest date on which Mr. Mungai could have received the appeal is the day it was issued. His appeal, therefore, is timely.
Intra America Motor Carriers did not appeal the citation issued by the OAG. Mr. Mungai's appeal was brief and to the point. He stated: "I wish to appeal this citation. I am putting together information and documents in support of my appeal. I await further instructions from you." (Appeal dated April 28, 2008). The language used plainly refers only to Mr. Mungai. He did not file an appeal on behalf of Intra America Motor Carriers. No other document purporting to be an appeal is in the record. During pretrial proceedings and at the hearing, Mr. Mungai did not claim to be representing Intra America Motor Carriers.
Consequently, I conclude that Intra America Motor Carriers did not file an appeal and the citation the OAG issued to it is final.
G.L. c. 149, § 148 requires that employers pay their regular employees within five to seven days following the completion of a weekly or bi-weekly pay period and pay "casual employees," that is, those who have worked for a period of less than five days, within seven days of the completion of their work. The OAG may issue a civil citation under G.L. c. 149, § 27C (b) (1) for violations of c. 149, § 148. An aggrieved person may appeal the citation to the Division of Administrative Law Appeals. G.L. c. 149, § 27C (b) (4). An Administrative Magistrate may affirm the citation or, "if the aggrieved person demonstrates by a preponderance of evidence that the citation … was erroneously issued, vacate, or modify the citation …." G.L. c. 149, § 27C (b) (4).
Mr. Mungai had the burden of demonstrating by a preponderance of the evidence that the citation was erroneously issued to him. Mr. Mungai failed to present any evidence on his behalf. Accordingly, he failed to show that the citation was issued to him in error. Under c. 149, § 27C (b) (4), I may affirm the citation.
Mr. Mungai had the burden of proving error, yet stated his intent not to present a case after I denied his motion to continue. The OAG nonetheless presented its case. See 801 CMR 1.01 (10) (e). This was reasonable in light of Mr. Mungai's unwillingness to participate and in light of the uncertain relationship between Mr. Mungai and Intra America Motor Carriers. The citation required Mr. Mungai and Intra America Motor Carriers to pay $4,250.00 in restitution and a $900.00 civil penalty. Based on the record before me, Mr. Mungai agreed to pay Mr. Ithier 20% of the price of each vehicle he transported. Mr. Mungai's relationship with Intra America Motor Carriers is not clear from the record. At the same time, there is little evidence in this proceeding that Mr. Ithier and Intra America Motor Carriers had an employer-employee relationship. Nonetheless, Intra America Motor Carriers failed to protect its rights by filing an appeal. Consequently it is jointly liable with Mr. Mungai for the restitution and civil penalty owed.
Bonney Cashin
Administrative Magistrate
Dated: July 28, 2009


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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — An independent Zimbabwean lawyers' group said Monday the continued detention of one of its top members, the country's most prominent human rights attorney Beatrice Mtetwa, highlights the urgent need to reform of law enforcement, two days after a referendum on a new constitution to strengthen human rights.
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human rights said that a High Court judge, in a special overnight hearing, ordered Mtetwa's release before dawn Monday, but police refused to comply. Mtetwa was arrested Sunday.
Mtetwa is charged with obstructing justice while representing four officials of the prime minister's party, also arrested Sunday.
Irene Petras, director of the lawyers' group, said the refusal Monday by police to free Mtetwa reinforces calls for a full overhaul of the country's policing before presidential elections later this year.
Petras said Mtetwa was taken from cells at a police station in Harare's suburbs to the headquarters of the police Law and Order section on Monday but later was returned to the cells.
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She said there were hopes that the new constitution would bring about reforms in the police and military, seen as loyal to President Robert Mugabe.
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Les Tendance Blancs
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Regarding the wristwatch, I am surprised that Frenchgirl did not go for Chanel's white ceramic wristwatch. ;-)ReplyDeleteReplies
For a fun, trendy accessory I wouldn't go to Chanel unless loaded..ahemDelete
- Adrienne1:52 PM
Small corrections for today—tendance is feminine—so it should be blanches and the picture of white flowers you identified as cyclamen are actually Phalaenopsis orchids I believe.ReplyDelete
Keep up the good work and the fun,
I did google les blancs, but google is not always to be depended upon in many cases..Delete
the fleurs were a wild guess : )
I was always so pleased that I was never asked to give a big toothy American grin in France. A good reason to move back:) I am more of a French smiler...which of course does not mean I am a crab. But you'd never know that by listening to our fellow Americans. Thank you for reminding me....xoxoReplyDelete
I first started reading your blog in 2007. On Sunday, after visiting the Lucian Freud exhibition at the National Portrait, London. We went to Covent Garden and came across the Laduree shop and cafe. I did think of you !ReplyDelete
I didn't know about the lack of love for white teeth :) We do take it to extremes here, I guess.ReplyDelete
White watches are new to me, too!
I love your watercolor and that photo of the ice cream shop.Replies
You always make me go back and take a 2nd look..like at the ice cream shot :)Delete
- Elizabeth4:12 PM
Not too sure about the prevalence of cosmetic dentistry in France...ReplyDelete
for example, I don't think I've ever seen ads for it in fashion mags...
but with all that COFFEE and red WINE, they probably make up a great potential market for it!
And all the Coca drinking too
Love your painting. Love the doggy pix at the end too. White watches, no smiling etc..I always learn something new when I come here. You are never boring. :))I did try the slight smile for my drivers licence renewal recently. I might as well have held up some convict numbers over my chest.. It came out horible.. lolReplyDelete
Perhaps tooth whitening will catch on in Paris...they obviously need it more than we do...with their tiny bit of tooth showing, the teeth must be very white to show at all!ReplyDelete
Fabulous sketch of the Shangri-La and the end note.....with the doggy tail!!ReplyDelete
Carla x
Your drawing is more vibrant & sparky than the image in the photo...The white watch, it seems out of character with French fashion? But then, so does McDonald's food and I understand it is à la mode in Paris...My own white favorites: French coffee cups and creamers and lily of the valley.ReplyDelete
Ha! That is so true about the smiles!! French women rarely do it anyway, so yes, that image on Elle was also a shocker to me. :) Who knows, maybe things change with the summer time.ReplyDelete
x Milla
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who dropped their socks at the notion of BIG Paris smiles! :)))Delete
My girls wear the big white watch...perhaps one day..it s so true how everyone seems to have big white beautiful smiles nowadays...ReplyDelete
I m on an iPad and must cut this short..I make too many mistakes ns some look sinful...
I've neither a giant white watch nor big pearly whites, but I do have a penchant for grinning like une folle at the Frenchies.ReplyDelete


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I tried a MCT Chipset one - no luck I tried an older belkin - no luck I have been told JAYCAR here sell a prololific chipset one i am am going to try that. I did try a prolific PL2303 one from work and it fires up fine. On 31/01/2008, at 12:55 AM, Bruce Bostwick wrote: > Yeah, that sounds about like my experience with some peripherals whose > vendors haven't quite picked up on the fact that OS 9 is now obsolete > by several years and no currently shipping Macs will run it even in > Classic mode (because it won't run at all on Intel-based Macs), and > they don't realize that a Mac from 7-8 years ago is a *completely* > different animal from a present-day Mac. > > Any luck with open source/Linux style drivers? If they'll run under > BSD or a distro that's BSD-like enough to satisfy them, they might be > adaptable to Darwin with some tweaking and maybe a bit of luck .. :) > > On Jan 29, 2008, at 6:12 PM, John Heaton wrote: > >>> I have had excellent results with Keyspan usb<>serial adapters on my >>> macs. >> >> When I got my first Mac I borrowed a friends keyspan adapter for a >> few days and it worked fine. When he asked for it back (;-(), I had >> a look around for one locally and found a usb<>rs232 adapter in a >> local Maplin store - the assistant looked at the package and read off >> 'works on MacOS' so I went away happy. When I got home and had >> ripped the packaging open it would not pick it up at all on my Mac, >> so I had a closer look at the wording on the package - not much of it >> in english and sure enough it did say it would work on MacOS - but it >> didn't say anything about MacOSX. Probably the assistant didn't know >> the difference. >> >> since then I've used several keyspan adapters and all were picked up >> correctly by MacOSX. > > "Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor. It must be > demanded by the oppressed." -- Anonymous > > _______________________________________________ > Sent via email@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the > author. > Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite > program! > Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb > _______________________________________________ Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
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Designers from around the world are submitting creative designs for sbdki in print or packaging design - custom.
Hello everyone,
I'm working on the last part of my project about a night clubbing event called "Bamboonuts disco party at the club". I already worked with some of you on the website and the flyer. Now, we need to do a press book that i'll send to all the clubs around Europe. It's nine pages to be done and i've helped you as much as possible. Be part of History. Well, my disco history at least.
Bamboonuts Disco Party at the Club
As there is loads of informations concerning this press book, i have put everything in a nice (and clear i hope) .pdf. It will be better for you to have it under the hand at any time than have this 8 pages on 99designs.
I hope that it's not a problem. It's only in order to get an easily work for you.
Check it out: http://bigandslim.free.fr/disco/DOS…/brief.pdf
- Black/Pink/White colors
- Something sober
- Something just beautiful and modern with a touch of 70's
- Somebody who didn't stick to MY recommendations... ;))))))


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DescriptionNymphon gracile has a smooth body up to 1 cm long. Its body segments are longer than they are wide and the proboscis is at least twice as long as it is wide. The eight legs are long and slender and roughly 3 to 4 times the length of the body. Chelifores of Nymphon gracile have well developed chela and the palps consist of 5 segments, the ultimate and penultimate segments being equal in length. Although the body is translucent, there is a visible, pink alimentary canal. Ovigerous legs occur in both sexes and have prominent toothed spines which are used to clean the surface of the body. Nymphon gracile commonly migrate into the sublittoral to breed during winter months. Males then carry the eggs back to the intertidal zone sometime in March or April. Nymphon gracile generally reach maturity within 5 months and average life expectancy is about a year.


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Evangelical Leader James Dobson Endorses Mike Huckabee
"His record on the institution of the family and other conservative issues makes his candidacy a matter of conscience and concern for me... His unwavering positions on the social issues, notably the institution of marriage, the importance of faith and the sanctity of human life, resonate deeply with me and with many others." READ MORE >
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Pro-Life vs. Family Values? Is Newsweek's Jacob Weisberg promoting eugenics?
The culture war is back, stronger than ever, with the liberal media completely flummoxed over how to handle Sarah Palin. But what's really thrown them is Bristol Palin's unwed teen pregnancy, and the Republican Party's surprisingly warm-hearted, non-judgemental response to it. How else to explain Jacob Weisberg's bizarre… READ MORE >
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Oven-fried chicken crusted with peanut butter sauce and Japanese panko crumbs served with silky coconut milk noodles. The most insanely delicious Asian-inspired comfort meal. Ever.
The peanut butter sauce is mostly creamy peanut butter with soy sauce, ginger, garlic and brown sugar plus a touch of heat. It is almost identical to the one I use on my cold peanut butter noodles.
Oh. . . Ok. . . It is exactly the same just toned down a little so it doesn't overwhelm the other flavors.
The chicken cutlets get dressed up in a thin layer of peanut sauce and coated with toasted panko crumbs and baked. The peanut sauce adds great flavor and the panko gives it a nice crunch. Two things I look for in chicken. Flavor + crunch.
My new trick is to toast the panko crumbs first in a dry skillet to make sure the coating will be crispy and golden brown. Sometimes panko doesn't crisp up or brown enough when there's a short cooking time. Toasting them first is insurance.
To make the noodles thin spaghetti is cooked in coconut milk then drained and tossed back in with some of the starchy coconut water reserved from cooking along with some of the peanut butter sauce. In case you didn't know coconut milk and peanut butter make the most amazing pair!
They belong together just as much as peanut butter and jelly. A perfect marriage.
This ranks high as one of my favorite meals of the past few weeks. Truth be known I'm having a hard time forgetting it.
The tender, juicy chicken with the crunchy peanut butter panko crumbs and those noodles.
Give me a big bowl of them there noodles and this girl is over the moon happy. Gone girl.
Oven-fried chicken crusted with peanut butter sauce and toasted panko crumbs with creamy coconut milk noodles.
- Add all the sauce ingredients to a blender or food processor and process until smooth.
- Add 1/4 of the sauce to a wide shallow bowl.
- Heat a large skillet over medium heat and add the panko crumbs, stir until toasted, remove from heat and place half in a small bowl and half on a wide, shallow bowl or plate (adding more to the plate as needed).
- Place the flour on a separate wide, shallow bowl or plate.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Line a large baking sheet or roasting pan with parchment or grease lightly with oil.
- Season the chicken well with salt and pepper. Use tongs to dredge in flour then coat in sauce - just a thin layer - use a butter knife or pastry brush to scrape off excess - then cover with panko crumbs patting on with your fingers.
- Place on prepared baking sheet and repeat until all the chicken is coated. Lightly sprinkle some of the leftover panko crumbs over top of the chicken. Bake until cooked through 15 - 20 minutes depending on the size of your chicken (internal temperature should reach 165 degrees F.)
- In a medium saucepan bring the coconut milk plus 1 can of water to a boil and cook the noodles to al dente. Drain the noodles over a bowl and reserve the pasta water.
- Add the noodles to a bowl with some of the reserved coconut water and 1/2 of the remaining peanut sauce. Stir together until the peanut sauce melts - add more of the coconut water if needed to form a light sauce.
- Serve the chicken over the coconut noodles drizzled with the remaining peanut sauce and garnished with chopped scallions.
Peanut Sauce adapted from Tyler Florence
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Late surge gives White Sox rare win in Detroit
DETROIT -- For those keeping track at home, the White Sox have a 34-52 record against 29 Major League Baseball teams during the 2013 season and stand 1-0 when facing the American League Central-leading Tigers.
It took until Tuesday night for the two division rivals to meet for the first time this season, and the struggling White Sox looked ready for the challenge. They not only beat the Tigers by an 11-4 final before 37,113 at Comerica Park, but they punished Detroit over the final two innings.View Full Game Coverage
DETROIT -- For those keeping track at home, the White Sox have a 34-52 record against 29 Major League Baseball teams during the 2013 season and stand 1-0 when facing the American League Central-leading Tigers.
It took until Tuesday night for the two division rivals to meet for the first time this season, and the struggling White Sox looked ready for the challenge. They not only beat the Tigers by an 11-4 final before 37,113 at Comerica Park, but they punished Detroit over the final two innings.View Full Game Coverage
Alex Rios matched both the White Sox franchise record and the AL record for hits in a nine-inning game by finishing 6-for-6, with a triple and five singles. Lance Johnson stood as the last White Sox player with a six-hit effort, coming on Sept. 23, 1995, in Minnesota, and Rios' effort marked the fifth time it has been accomplished by a White Sox player.
Rios also became the first player ever to knock out four hits in a game against Justin Verlander (9-6). And on the topic of the Tigers right-hander, the White Sox finished with a season high in runs and hits (23) in a game started by an All-Star who had a 12-1 record against them since the start of the 2009 season.
Most importantly, the White Sox ended a four-game losing streak, during which they scored six runs. They totaled seven in the eighth inning Tuesday night.
"It's been the most fun we've had in a quite a while," Rios said. "We've had some tough times, but it shows we haven't quit."
"A good feeling to get a win, those have been few and far between," White Sox first baseman Adam Dunn said. "Just the way we did it, and to get good pitching because we had opportunities early, but Verlander shut it down."
The White Sox put at least one runner on base in each of the first seven innings, but finally made Verlander pay in the eighth. His night ended with four straight hits to start the frame, including a Dunn laser to right on a 3-2 pitch following Rios' single to left and second stolen base of the night.
Dunn finished the evening with three hits and three RBIs, bringing his season average to .209, his home-run total to 24 and his RBI total to 60.
"He did what he does," said Verlander, who finished with just three strikeouts and 12 hits allowed over seven-plus innings. "He's a guy who strikes out a lot, but when he puts the ball in play, a lot of the time he does a lot of damage with it, and that one hurt."
"Our guys had some really good at-bats," Dunn said. "Not just getting hits, but really good at-bats also."
Dayan Viciedo posted the first two-homer game of his career and gave the White Sox an insurmountable five-run lead when he drove out Al Alburquerque's second pitch in the eighth for a three-run homer to right. The White Sox finished with nine hits in the seven-run frame, helping to end a seven-game losing streak at Comerica and picking up their first win there since May 5, 2012.
While Verlander entered with the Cy Young and Most Valuable Player pedigree, it was Jose Quintana (4-2) who emerged as the more dominant pitcher on this night in his 40th career start. Quintana allowed a Matt Tuiasosopo homer in the fifth and the requisite two-run shot in the eighth to the game's best hitter, Miguel Cabrera, but otherwise gave the Tigers (49-40) pretty much nothing over eight innings and 105 pitches.
This strong performance, featuring seven strikeouts and one walk, helped Quintana end a string of seven straight no-decisions. Over his last two starts against Detroit and Baltimore, two playoff contenders, Quintana has yielded three runs in 15 innings.
"I'm really, really happy I was able to give this opportunity to my team," said Quintana through translator and White Sox coach Lino Diaz. "More importantly than anything, when you're facing the No. 1 team in the division, it's something to feel really good about."
"Q was outstanding, starting out against that lineup," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "Pitching the way he did, it gave us an opportunity similar to what happened to us in the eighth last night. You end up having one of those innings. We haven't had one of those all year."
Tuesday's victory cut the Tigers' lead to 13 games over the White Sox, which has the same sort of ripple effect as throwing a tiny pebble into Lake Michigan. But this game wasn't about division standings or what might have been for the underachieving South Siders.
On this particular warm Midwest evening, delayed at the start for 38 minutes by rain, it was about everything going right for the White Sox, punctuated by Rios' record-setting effort.
"You know you're not going to win the game when you've got one guy on the opposing team who has got six hits," said Tigers manager Jim Leyland. "I got six in August one year."
"We go out there and grind and do what we have to do to win games," Rios said. "Sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn't. But we still believe."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin.


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Four Receive Clarkson University's Top Award for Young Alumni
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Potsdam, N.Y. -- Jerauld C. Adams of Providence, R.I., owner of Adams Realty Endeavors Inc. and North American Industries Inc.; Elayna C. Mellas of Potsdam, the environmental health and safety manager at Clarkson University; Elizabeth A. Moeller of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., owner of Interactive Media Consulting LLC; and Jennifer E. Walden of Reston, Va., a consultant with Accenture, have received the Woodstock Award from their alma mater, Clarkson University.
Given each year during Reunion Weekend, the Woodstock Award honors young alumni who have demonstrated outstanding loyalty and service to Clarkson and the Alumni Association and who have used their Clarkson experience to make a notable contribution to their careers.
Jerauld Adams
Adams' career in real estate began while he was still a student in Potsdam. He purchased his first home at 20-years-old at 6 State Street, Potsdam. He renovated and repaired the house for rental and by the time the bank assessed the house for the closing, it appraised at twice what he had paid for it.
After graduation, Adams worked as an environmental engineer for Pare Engineering. He continued buying houses, fixing them up and reselling them concentrating mostly around Providence, near Brown University.
Finally, he expanded his residential real estate projects with industrial mill buildings in the Providence, Pawtucket and Central Falls areas, buying distressed or underperforming properties and filling them with small companies and an art studio. Today, Adams has more than 250, 000 square feet with 50-plus tenants. He is owner of Adams Realty Endeavors Inc. and North American Industries Inc., both successful real estate development and management companies.
Adams is president of the Woodman Farm Association, a not-for-profit home association in Bozrah, Conn., and chairman of the board of trustees of the Adams Library, Central Falls. He is also on the board of trustees of the Old Slater Mill Association, a not-for-profit association that preserves the buildings and grounds where the U.S. industrial revolution began in Pawtucket.
He lives in Providence, R.I., with his wife, Sara Adams. They have one daughter, Audrey.
Elayna Mellas
Mellas received her bachelor of science degree in environmental science in 2003, beginning her academic training at Clarkson as a member of The Clarkson School.
She acquired her first professional experience in her field as an environmental licensing and operations intern at New York State Electric & Gas in Binghamton in 2002. In 2003, after graduation, she worked for Atlantic Testing Laboratories in Canton, as an administrative assistant and environmental scientist for the summer and then began her career at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Mass., as a health & safety technician. In 2005, she was promoted to environmental health and safety specialist, ensuring that laboratories complied with all federal and state environmental regulations.
Mellas continues her service to Clarkson as regional chapter president of the North Country Alumni Chapter. She has been serving on the Clarkson alumni council since 2004 and is a current alumni admission volunteer and a member of the Clarkson Alumni Association Executive Council.
Elizabeth Moeller
Moeller received her bachelor of science degrees in technical communications and physics from Clarkson University in 1988. She continued her education at Rensselaer and graduated in 1990 with a master of science in technical communication and a Ph.D. in communication and rhetoric in 1995. While at Clarkson, she was a member of the pep band, the Clarkson University Student Association, the Knight Magazine and the Society of Technical Communication.
After graduating from Rensselaer, Moeller returned to Clarkson to teach for a short time. Subsequently, she founded her own business, Interactive Media Consulting LLC. She has spent over 18 years researching the best way to organize and present electronic information for the greatest impact. Her computer and technical skills, combined with her information and visual design skills, are a perfect combination for Web-based communication. Moeller has almost 10 years of teaching experience and custom designs training courses to meet the needs of her clients. She has published numerous articles on topics related to her field and has presented on her expertise at conferences and meetings since 1993.
In 2002, she was named one of the Capital Region's Forty under 40 by The Business Review.
She was active in her community as a member of the board of the Saratoga Independent School from 2003 through June 2008 and served as president of the board from 2005-2007. Since 2007, she has been a member of the board of the SaratogaArtsFest for which she serves as board secretary.
Moeller is one of the founding members of the Dean's Advisory Council in the School of Arts & Sciences. She worked with the school's communications and media faculty as Clarkson developed the digital arts and sciences program. Over the years, she has employed Clarkson students as interns in her business and provided a link for Clarkson students to the professional community. She has consulted with Clarkson faculty and staff on Web development and in 2006 made a very special effort to involve our students and faculty in a national IEEE professional communications meeting which she organized.
She participates regularly in Clarkson alumni activities and events and is a former reunion planning chair and regional chapter board member of the Alumni Association. She has also served on the alumni council and as an alumni admission volunteer.
Jennifer Walden
Walden received her bachelor of science in marketing and technical communications in 2003.
After graduation, she began her career with Accenture in systems integration, where she worked to design, build and test applications to improve client operations. In the years that followed, she used her Clarkson degree in marketing and communications to begin building a career in change management. Walden has led a number of communications efforts to deliver consistent messages to targeted populations of many sizes. From small groups of users impacted by a system implementation to national awareness campaigns, she has been successful communicating to these audiences, developing not only the communications but also the training involved to make the change successful.
Walden has also taken leadership roles internally at Accenture, by overseeing the communications effort for an account vision strategy, and ultimately leading a client site committee for a group of colleagues to organize and execute activities for an account of over 300 people. Since February, she has also taken on the responsibilities of the D.C. community communications action team lead.
She lives in Reston, Va., with her husband, Brian, Clarkson class of '03.
Clarkson University crosses the boundaries of disciplines, nations and cultures in order for discovery, engineering innovation and enterprise to come together. As a result, faculty and graduates grasp the full impact of their calling, direct their research to the world's pressing issues and lead with confidence and distinction. One in seven alumni is already a CEO or other senior executive. Located in Potsdam, N.Y., just outside the six-million-acre Adirondack Park, Clarkson is home to 3, 000 students preparing for rewarding careers through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, science, and health sciences, as well as unparalleled outdoor recreation and life experiences beyond the classroom.
Photo caption: Four alumni recently received the Woodstock Award from their alma mater, Clarkson University (l-r): Jerauld C. Adams, Jennifer E. Walden, Elayna C. Mellas, and Elizabeth A. Moeller.


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Chocolate raspberry trifle recipe perfect for summer entertaining
Entertaining in summer is a much more casual affair and lends itself so nicely to being outdoors.
I like to do a buffet style of meal and aim to get as much done ahead, so I can enjoy visiting with friends and family.
My go-to dessert for ease of preparation is a trifle. It can be assembled in the morning and decorated an hour or so before serving.
Trifles like so many desserts have lots of options. For trifle you need some kind of cake, a pudding or custard, a preserve and fresh fruit. Whipped cream is usual final garnish. Just think of all the combinations.
Today I'm combining chocolate cake and pudding along with raspberries. This is a variation of a recipe I got many years ago from The Little Beaver restaurant in Komoka.
Trifles serve at least a dozen people, so it's a good dessert to prepare when you have a larger gathering.
Chocolate Raspberry Trifle
- 1 – baked 8-inch round by 2 inch chocolate cake
- 1/2 c. (125 ml) raspberry or orange liqueur
- 1 c. (250 ml) raspberry jam
- 2 c. (500 ml) fresh raspberries
- 1/2 c. (125 ml) slivered or sliced almonds
- 1 -170-g pkg. of chocolate pudding mix
- 1 c. (250 ml) whipping cream
- additional raspberries for garnish
Break half of the chocolate cake into pieces and place in the bottom of an attractive glass bowl. Drizzle 1/4 c. (50 ml) of liqueur over the cake.
Spoon 1/2 c. (125 ml) raspberry jam over the cake. Top with 1 c. (250 ml) of raspberries and 1/4 c. (50 ml) almonds.
Prepare pudding mix according to package instructions. Spoon 1/2 of prepared chocolate pudding over top and smooth so that all of the cake and raspberry mixture is covered.
Place remaining cake over pudding. Drizzle with remaining 1/4 c. (50 ml) liqueur.
Spoon remaining 1/2 c. (125 ml) of raspberry jam over the cake and top with remaining 1 c. (250 ml) raspberries and 1/4 c. (50 ml) almonds.
Spoon remaining chocolate pudding over the top. Cover and chill until ready to serve.
To serve, whip the cream until it holds a peak. Decoratively pipe whipped cream around the edge. Decorate with fresh raspberries if desired.
Serves 12-14
- Place a thin layer of whipped cream over the pudding when layering
- Use strawberries instead of raspberries
- Use hazlenuts instead of almonds