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Sept. 27, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT remained undefeated at home courtesy of a hard-fought 1-0 victory over non-conference opponent Bates College on Thursday afternoon at Steinbrenner Stadium. Junior tri-captain Andrew Bishara's 73rd minute free kick found the back of the net and the Engineers' defense held firm, as the Cardinal and Gray moved to 4-0-1 at home and 5-2-1 overall.
Bates, a member of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), dropped to 1-4-1 with the loss. The Bobcats became the second NESCAC team to fall to Tech this season, as the Engineers also defeated Tufts University, 2-1, earlier this campaign.
MIT was anchored in the middle of the field by a strong pair of newcomers, freshman Jason Zhu and sophomore Adam Talsma. The duo's tireless work effort disrupted Bates' offensive flow all game, while they were also key in beginning the Engineers' attack.
Though chances were limited for both sides in the opening half, each team was unfortunate to have a goal ruled out for offside. The Bobcats held a slight 5-4 shot advantage in the first stanza.
Rookie Matt Talpe nearly opened the scoring for MIT in the 48th minute, but was denied by a strong save from Bates goalkeeper Aaron Schleicher. Following a fortuitous deflection, Talpe found himself with the ball at his feet six yards out to the left of goal, but his low drive was beaten away.
The Engineers continued to pour players forward looking for a winner, and they finally received their reward in the 73rd minute. Bishara's in-swinging free kick from the left side wasn't dealt with effectively by the Bates defenders, and Zhu's clever screen was enough to freeze Schleicher, as well. The ball bounced, untouched, into the upper right hand corner of the net to give MIT the 1-0 lead.
With their backs to the wall, the Bobcats began to push forward in a desperate search for a late equalizer, but strong defending and steady goalkeeping from junior Tom Caldwell, who controlled his box immensely well, kept the visitors at bay.
Head coach Milton Gooding was delighted with the result, as well as the overall effort of his team throughout the season to date.
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Caldwell made four saves between the pipes for MIT to earn his third shutout of the season, while Schleicher stopped three shots for the Bobcats.
The Engineers will finish out their mini three-game home-stand on Saturday morning, Sept. 29, against New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference foe Coast Guard, in a match that is slated for a 10:30 a.m. kickoff. Bates will host NESCAC opponent Tufts at 2:00 p.m., also on Saturday.

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If you have a judgment against you in Texas City, Texas call consumer attorney Michael Weston. Judgments in Texas City can be a serious problem. Even if you have a judgment in Texas City, you may have defenses. Please read all of the below articles by Michael Weston to get a full grasp of what judgment creditors in Texas City, Texas can do to collect from you.
Judgments in Texas City, Texas
Recently there has been a flood of thousands of collection lawsuits filed against consumers by credit card companies and junk debt buyers. Most of these lawsuits end up with a judgment being entered against the consumer. Many of the Texas City consumers are not properly served with the lawsuits. If you have a current lawsuit and no judgment, please refer to our other site www.texascreditcardlawsuit.com.
Judgment Problems in Texas City, Texas
1) Cloud title on your homestead property
If you own a home, a judgment can cloud title on your HOMESTEAD. In Texas your homestead is protected by the Texas Constitution from a forced sale of the property from most judgments, however, in my experience you will have a difficult time ever selling or re-financing your homestead unless you obtain a partial or full RELEASE of the judgment. Do not let your heirs or beneficiaries be burdened by a judgment entered against you.
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In Texas a creditor can garnish your bank account. Many consumers confuse this with garnishing of wages, which is prohibited in Texas for most types of creditors. Creditors often garnish bank accounts on judgments months or years later without notice to the consumer.
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A judgment creditor in Texas can force the sale of any non-exempt property that you own. Generally they do this with a "writ of execution." They send the sheriff or constable out to your property to search for non-exempt property that can be seized and sold at auction.
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A judgment is usually reported as a "public record" on your credit report similar to a Bankruptcy or tax lien. Often this type of record is often devastating to a credit report because bad debts are supposed to be removed from your credit report after 7 years from the final payment to the original creditor. A judgment, however, can stay on for 10 years or more if it is renewed.
Judgment Remedies in Texas City, Texas
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First and Foremost: were you properly served with the lawsuit? If this is the first you are hearing about this then I suspect you were not properly served. If this is true then a "Bill of Review" could possibly be filed to try and vacate/undo the judgment that was rendered against you.
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If you were served with the lawsuit, you can still file a partial release of the judgment as it pertains to your homestead. This can be done without paying the judgment creditor anything and the partial release can clear any cloud on your homestead related to this judgment.
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Park Avenue Elementary is changing its plans from previous years for open house.
Park Avenue Elementary is changing its plans from previous years for open house.
Principal Sharon Konecny released several important dates and information for parents of students in Pre-K through fourth grade.
"We encourage everyone to take note of these dates and events," Konecny said. "It will make the transition into a new school year smoother for everyone."
PAE will hold form-signing days — when parents fill out school and classroom forms — just as Meekins Middle School, Stuttgart Junior High and Stuttgart High School have had in the past.
PAE will hold signing days Aug. 6-8 from noon to 5:45 p.m. Forms for students with last names beginning with A-H will be available on Monday; I-P on Tuesday; and Q-Z on Wednesday. Konecny said if parents are unable to attend on their child's designated day, they may drop by at any time during the three-day period.
"We are very flexible, we just want everyone to have a chance to get your paperwork done," Konecny said. She added that parents of children with different last names may fill out all their paperwork at one time.
This all leads to Aug. 10 when the class lists will be posted at 4 p.m. If a parent has not filled out forms, the child's name will not appear on the posted list. Parents can find out the child's teacher once the forms are filled out.
Open House will be held on Aug. 16 and will feature a different atmosphere than years past. Instead of being a come-and-go event, Open House will be held at 5:15 p.m. for grades three and four and 5:30 p.m. for Kindergarten through second grade. Parents can go straight to the classrooms to meet their child's teacher and receive classroom information.
"We want to create a positive atmosphere and have everything done in a timely manner, convenient for parents," Konecny said.
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Pre-K Open House will be Aug. 13 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
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Attributes 133% Revenue Growth to Ticket Industry Leadership and Employee Dedication to Excellence
Attributes 133% Revenue Growth to Ticket Industry Leadership and Employee Dedication to Excellence
SOUTH WINDSOR, CT--(Marketwire - Nov 15, 2012) - TicketNetwork®, the leading online exchange for event tickets and innovative technology solutions provider for both ticket buyers and sellers, today announced that it has ranked on Deloitte's 2012 Technology Fast 500™.
The ranking recognizes the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, and clean technology companies in North America, based on the percentage of revenue growth from 2007 to 2011. TicketNetwork® grew 133% during this timeframe.
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After two weeks on the market, ex-Titan Chris Johnson has a new team: the Jets. What can New York expect from the running back with six straight 1,000-yard seasons? Definitely not the superstar CJ2K had been in Tennessee
After getting released by the Titans and then sitting on the open market for two weeks, Chris Johnson finally found a new team. In New York he'll likely be taking handoffs from fellow offseason pickup Michael Vick, forming football's most terrifying backfield if this were 2010.
With the steady Bilal Powell and the explosive Chris Ivory also on the depth chart, Johnson should expect no more than 12-15 touches a week. That might seem like a fall from grace for a 28-year-old who has topped 1,000 yards rushing in all six seasons since being drafted with the 24th overall pick in 2008. But Johnson has been tilting away from superstar status for awhile.
Did you know it was almost five years ago that Johnson had his 2,000-yard campaign? Since adding a "CJ2K" tattoo, Johnson has averaged 73.9 yards per game (1,183 per season). Those aren't numbers of a pedestrian player, but they aren't numbers of an electrifying feature back, either. Nine other running backs have averaged more yards a game since '09 (minimum 40 starts).
So why the drop in Johnson's production?
Some have speculated that work ethic is an issue. In 2011, midway through a five-year rookie deal worth $12 million, Johnson made good on a two-year-old threat of holding out in demand of a raise. After missing all of training camp and the first three preseason games, he got the Titans to capitulate with a four-year, $53 million contract, with an astounding $30 million guaranteed. Then Johnson went out and had his worst season, rushing for a meager 1,047 yards. He bounced back a bit in 2012 before resubmitting paltry numbers in 2013.
Who knows if Johnson rested on his laurels after becoming filthy rich. Game film does not show drive, only performance. But that doesn't mean there won't be speculation. Longtime beat writer Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean wrote that while Johnson is by all accounts a "good guy," his "laid-back approach" rubbed some in the Titans organization the wrong way. Johnson also hasn't earned himself much sympathy with his public gripes. (Recall him slapping the faces of his offensive linemen by tweeting "Thank God" right after guard Chance Warmack was drafted.) He seems to have a gift for pointing fingers.
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Or, what if Johnson was never actually as good as his 2009 numbers suggest? The rest of his career numbers would verify this. In 2009, Johnson had touchdown runs of 91, 89, 85, 57 and 52 yards. That's great, those big plays count. But they also tend to be aberrational stat-inflators. This isn't to say Johnson didn't earn his 2,000 yards; take out his four longest runs and he would have still won the rushing title. But from a broader vantage point, running backs rarely hit monstrous home runs with year-to-year consistency.
Johnson has posted just eight 40-yard runs since leading the NFL with seven in 2009. Last season he had zero such runs. His breakaway jets didn't fire and he showed little ability to make defenders miss. That's a major problem in today's NFL.
Johnson still has good speed—and it can maybe once again be great speed now that his legs will get more rest. But he no longer has world-class speed, and the difference between "world class" and "great" is gargantuan for a player who lacks other attributes to fall back. Most running backs in their late-20s see their wheels lose tread. The great ones come to rely more on their vision, power and sense for setting up angles and blocks.
Johnson has never thrived in these areas. Take his speed rating down from, say, a "98" to an "85" and you have a rudimentary back who gains only the yards that are blocked—and sometimes not even that given his propensity to abandon play designs to chase home runs.
A back like this is easy to find, which explains why Johnson went unsigned for so long. If you're a GM, why bring in a 28-year-old Johnson when, for virtually the same price (and probably less), you can draft a 22-year-old who won't wear down over the next few years and might even blossom into a star? The young guy is also easier to mold, which is important with a complementary player.
The Jets, of course, have a different view. Signing Johnson is a low-risk move for GM John Idzik and, more importantly, head coach Rex Ryan. Like other one-trick ponies, Johnson could excel in a limited role depending on how those around him perform. And if the experiment goes up in flames, nothing else on the team will conflagrate because we're then talking about a low-level backup. Johnson might not be the Jets' next version of LaDainian Tomlinson. But at least he won't be Mike Goodson.


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|12 Months
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Product Description
The process of soybean oil refining is to refine the crude soybean oil, to remove gossypol, protein, phospholipid, grume, moisture and other impurities, in order to reach the purchase of food and storage.
According to different raw materials, the process of cooking oil refining includes mechanical refining method, chemical refining method and physical refining process refining process.
Shandong Leader Mechanical Equipment Co., LTD can provide cooking oil refining machine from 1 ton to 600 tons. The popular capacity is mini crude oil refinery from 1-5 tons, small scale oil refinery from 5-20 tons and other oil refinery from 20-600 tons. Seed Screw Oil Press Machinesuitable for various edible oil refining machine. For example, rice bran oil refining machine, palm oil refining/refinery machine, palm oil fractionation machinery, soybean oil refining machine, sunflower oil refining machine, cotton oil refining/winterization machinery, corn oil refinery machine/winterization line, peanut oil refinery machine and others crude cooking oil refinery line.
High efficiency of rice bran oil mill machinery pricerice bran oil mill machinery price flowchart:
rice bran oil mill machinery price working principle:
Method of hydration degumming:
Using the hydrophilic groups in oils,add certain amount of hot water or dilute of acid, alkali,salt or other electrolyte solution,to make the colliod swell and condense. then sedimentating and separating.The sedimentation of colliod called nigre.Low temperature hydration 20- 30 degree,High temperature hydration 80-90 degree.
Add acid degumming:
Adding organic or inorganic acid to change the structure of colloid,to achieve the purpose of easy sedimentating.Add 85% phosphoric acid,the amount of oil 0.1%-1% , which was fully stirred under the 60-80 degree,then the mixed solution is fed into a centrifuge to colliod separation .
2, Deacidification
Alkali refining:
Adding alkali to neutralize fatty acids and formed soap and water.we usually take the sodium-hydroxide solubilization.
Alkali refining itself has a comprehensive role in the deacidification, degumming, removal of impurities and bleaching:1.Neutralization of FFA to form soap ,2 the soap adsorption protein and a small amount of mechanical impurities together sedimentating.
Distillation deacidification:
Using direct steam heating, the free fatty acids and low molecular weigLD substances are discharged together with steam in a vacuum condition.
3, Decoloration :
Adsorption bleaching:
Using adsorbent to adsorb the pigment and other impurities in the oil,then through the filtering to removal the adsorbent and impurities.
Adsorption material :activated clay , activated carbon
4, Deodorization:
Vacuum steam method, hydrogenation method, chemical drugs method.
Vacuum steam deodorization: Since the different volatility of odor substances and triglycerides in oils. Under the conditions of high temperature and vacuum, using steam distillation, let the odor compounds and water vapor escape together and achieve the purpose of deodorization.
5, Dewaxing
The waxiness is the polymer that combine fatty acid and monohydric alcohol .Its melting point at 78-82 degree
Oil dewaxing is using the great difference melting properties between oil and wax , by cooling and crystallization and filtration or centrifugation to seperate oil and waxiness.
Company Information
Shandong Leader Mechanical Equipment Co., LTD is a professional modern enterprise which specialized in manufacturing edible oil press machines suitable various oilseed crops, We have been engaged in manufacturing vegetable oil press machine for more than 30 years including 5 years overseas market experience. We have three manufacturing plants, tens of independent & professional departments to serve global customers. Our company constantly implements advanced management, sales and technoloLD, and learn the domestic and foreign management mode. We combine advanced foreign technoloLD with independent research, we move forward continuously to higher level product quality and after-sales service.
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Our Business Field
⢠10-500T/H oil material first cleaning,drying and storage section turn-key project.
⢠100-3000 T/D oil pretreatment, shelling and pre-press workshop turnkey project (soybean hot peeling, bean skin crushing; the soybean extrusion, high oil contained pre-press cake extrusion, and high oil contained embryos puffed; of direct puffed). Rice bran production line turn-key project.
⢠Leaching workshop turnkey project (Towline extractor, Rotocel extractor, loop type extractor, DTDC separated machine, the full negative pressure evaporation, paraffin wax recovery, leaching workshop degum, phospholipid concentrate).
⢠30-1000T/D oil continuous grade two or one physical (chemical) refining production line.
⢠10-600T/D sunflower oil, rice bran oil, corn germ oil dewaxing turn-key project
⢠10-200T/D Fatty acid esterification production cooking oil production line.
Our advantage
Our advantage about rice bran oil mill machinery price :
More than 30 years including 5 years overseas market experience of designing and installing
complete rice bran oil mill machinery price , we are now a leading company in rice bran oil mill machinery price field.
We supply various rice bran oil mill machinery price and connected equipments
(1) High oil yield , obvious economic benefit .
(2) Lower residual oil rate in the dry meal .
(3) Improving the quality of the meal .
(4) Low processing cost , high productivity.
(5) Saving enerLD,saving labor.
Our services about rice bran oil mill machinery price :
1.Ensure providing complete equipment and its accessories on time.
2.Ensure the installation and adjustment are once accepted.
3.Ensure providing high-quality equipments with competitive price.
4.Providing new products and advanced technoloLD preferentially;
5.Providing the operating technicians professional training to ensure operate independently.
6.Appointing you a inspector during the installation process.
7.Arranging an professional installation team which will be managed by our PM.FAQ
FAQ about rice bran oil mill machinery price
Q1 : Which kind of materials can be processed?
All kinds of oil seeds. For example, sunflower seeds, rice bran, corn germ, palm fruit, palm kernel,coconut,peanut, soybean, sesame, cottonseeds, rapeseed, etc.
Q2 : What's the capacity?
Generally, 10-5000 tons per day. We can also manufacture as per customers' requirements.
Q3 : How long is the warranty?
The main parts of the machine come with one year warranty and after the expiration our engineer is available overseas to do the maintenance work.
Q4 : Can the machine be installed locally?
We can do the turn-key projects or other services according to customers'requirements,according to this condition,our services can be manufacturing,purchasing,transporting,installation,training labors etc.
Q5 : How to operate the machine?
Our engineers will be available to guide and train your labors how to operate and run the machine.
If you have any question ,please contact me without any hesitation.
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Full disclosure: I have never tasted a buttermilk pie other than this one (well, this one and the three incarnations that led up to it). Buttermilk pies are apparently a southern thing, and I've never been to the south (unless you count southern California, which you oughtn't). I had a chance recently at Chili Pies; but, typically, I went for the Mexican chocolate pecan instead. But I couldn't get the notion of lemon buttermilk pie out of my head. It seemed like just the dessert to transition from winter to spring. And while the pecan pie was good, I found it a bit sweet and bland when compared to my maple bourbon pecan pie(though, of course, I'm biased). So I wasn't about to shell out another five bucks for a piece of potentially mediocre pie when I could make one myself for little more.
Opportunity arrived when some friends gave me a large bag of meyer lemons from their tree. I read through a dozen or more recipes, but didn't find anything that sounded definitive. I usually turn to Cook's for pie advice, as pies can be finicky and time consuming and pose myriad problems (soggy crust, wet filling) and after all that work, who wants something less than practically perfect? But it appears that Cook's cooks have yet to brave the buttermilk pie.
So it seemed I would have to be my own recipe tester. But the recipes that I researched varied so widely, I wasn't sure where to start. All asked for buttermilk and sugar, and either whole eggs or egg yolks. Most used a bit of flour, though amounts ranged from 1-4 tablespoons, and many called for butter, ranging from 0 – 8 tablespoons. Buttermilk ranged from 1/2 cup – 2 cups, and ditto for the sugar. Most asked for the zest of just one lemon, and some contained lemon juice as well, but only a tablespoon or two.
Despite not knowing how a buttermilk pie should taste, I did know how I wished it to taste. I wanted a substantial amount of buttermilk, more so than any other ingredient – it is a buttermilk pie, afterall – and I wanted the bright, floral flavor of the meyers to come through boldly. I wanted enough sugar for good flavor and to counter the tartness of buttermilk and lemon, but not too much as to be cloying, and I wanted just enough egg to set the pie without giving it an eggy flavor or texture. The addition of butter mystified me, and though I, clearly, love butter, I wondered if swapping it for heavy cream would result in a creamier, more custardy pie. I also love fresh vanilla beans with meyer lemons – the sweet, floral complexity of each heightens the other – so I wanted to add some vanilla seeds.
I took a stab at an initial recipe, using Heidi Swanson's maple buttermilk pie, and Cook's custard pie, as rough guides. I used the zest and juice of 2 lemons, two whole eggs plus 2 yolks for richness, 1 cup of sugar, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 1/4 cup flour, 1 1/2 cups of buttermilk and 1/2 cup of heavy cream. Most recipes I read called for adding the custard to an unbaked pie crust, but the photos of these showed a pale crust that probably didn't stay crisp for long, if at all. Heidi and Cook's both called for pre-baking the crust, which seemed like a no-brainer if other custard-based pies, and pies with wet, fruity fillings, were any indication.
I whisked together the custard, poured it into a hot, pre-baked crust and baked the pie at 350º until it was puffed but still wobbled slightly when jiggled, about 45 minutes; or at least, I tried. When I checked the pie halfway through the baking time, I saw that my poor, old oven had shot up to almost 400º. I waited for the pie to cool, then I chilled it as well. As it cooled, large, chasm-sized cracks formed in the face, I assumed, from overbaking. When I cut into the pie, however, the filling was barely set. The soft custard stuck to the knife, and though it tasted like a luscious pastry cream bursting with lemon flavor, it was just too soft to be a pie. (Not that that stopped myself or anyone else from devouring the whole thing in a day.)
I turned back to Cook's custard pie recipe, which involves cooking the custard on the stove as though making a crème anglaise or pastry cream, then baking the filling briefly. This has proved a brilliant method in pumpkin and pecan pies, but I wasn't sure how the buttermilk would react when cooked like this: would it break or curdle the custard? I gave it a shot anyway, hoping that warming the custard first would lessen the baking time, keep the crust crisper, and prevent the cracking problem. I decided to try cornstarch as a thickener, as per the custard pie recipe and because I prefer the lighter texture of pastry creams thickened with cornstarch to heavier flour. As I stirred the custard on the stove, instead of thickening, it became thinner and thinner until it showed little flecks of white where the buttermilk solids had separated, not what I was going for. I poured the filling into the crust anyway, and it still needed 45 minutes in the oven to set. This pie was still tasty, but the texture, though firm enough to slice, carried the graininess of the cooked custard.
For trial 3, I began wondering about the butter. Maybe its purpose in this pie was to help it firm up when cool, so that the custard could be softly set, as in trial 1, but would become firm enough to slice. I tried substituting 6 tablespoons of butter for the heavy cream, and I warmed the eggs, lemon, sugar and flour on the stovetop, then whisked in the butter to melt it, then the buttermilk, in a similar method to making thisblood orange tart. But this filling, though sliceably firm when chilled, tasted too much like lemon curd to me. It was still tasty, but not the creamy custard I was going for.
So for trial 4, I began wondering if the problem with trial 1, which was thus far my favorite pie in both texture and flavor, wasn't the method or the ingredient list, but merely the oven temperature and baking time. I decided to decrease the liquid in the recipe just a smidge: 1/4 cup less buttermilk and only 1/4 cup of lemon juice instead of the full 2 lemons' worth. This time I dialed down the oven temperature to 325º after pouring in the custard and kept a vigilant watch on the oven to make sure it never went higher than that. I baked the pie longer, for exactly 1 hour, until the pie puffed all over and was set when wiggled.
For trial 4, I also tweaked the crust. Inspired by Joy the Baker, I added a bit of buttermilk to the dough since I had it on hand, and, inspired by Heidi Swanson, gave the dough a fold as though making puff pastry. This yielded possibly the flakiest pie crust I had ever made, the dough supple and smooth to work with, the crust puffing high above the lip of the pan.
I cut into the cooled-to-room-temperature pie, and the filling held its shape beautifully. Shards of flaky crust shattered everywhere. The custard, laced with lemony threads of zest and dark flecks of vanilla bean, played against the salty crunch of crust, exuding flavors of sunshine and flowers. I fell in love with lemon buttermilk pie.
No dainty tart, this pie is thick and substantial, reminiscent of a flaky croissant slathered with lemon cream.It's the sort of dessert I want to both hoard for myself and make for everyone in the world, to spread the gospel of the luscious, rich, refreshing wonder that is meyer lemon buttermilk pie. We've almost made our way through 4 pies, and Jay is already requesting a fifth(!).
I can't believe it took me this long to bake/eat a lemon buttermilk pie; I'd recommend that you don't make the same mistake.
If you find yourself a) craving pie, b) impatiently awaiting the rhubarb and berries of spring, c) wondering how to make use of the meyer lemons on your/a friend's tree, or d) all of the above, bake up one of these pies. It's perfect plain, but it also makes a lovely foil for the berries of spring and summer. Or you could make a lovely plated affair with blood orange reduction and segments and a dollop of softly whipped cream.
Though I admit that my favorite way to eat this pie is standing over the pan, cutting slender slices with a knife and eschewing fork and plate in favor of my fingers.
Savvy citrus:
Lemon Mascarpone Tart
Tangerine Olive Oil Pound Cake
Blood Orange Tart
One year ago:
Potato, Leek and Celeriac Soup
Two years ago:
(Vegan) Chocolate Coconut Milk Tapioca Pudding
Meyer Lemon Buttermilk Pie
This pie is at its peak the day it is baked, when served at a cool room temperature. The crust needs several bouts of chilling, and one of par-baking, but any or all of these steps can be done ahead. Once the crust is ready, the filling takes just a few minutes to whisk together, an hour to bake, and about 2 hours to cool fully. Chilling the pie will give you cleaner slices, but I like the flavors and textures best at room temperature.This pie is excellent on its own, but you can dress up plates with berries, whipped cream, slices of blood orange and/or a drizzle of blood orange reduction.
You can make the pie dough in a stand mixer, with a paddle attachment, on low speed if you prefer. If you go to the trouble of giving the dough the fraisage and extra folds, which make it flaky almost to the point of puff pastry, I would recommend making a double batch.(See this post on making puff pastry for photos of the fraisage/rolling/folding process.)The extra portion of dough can be kept, double-wrapped, in the freezer for up to a couple of months. (Defrost in the fridge overnight, then roll it out and proceed with any single-crust pie recipe.)
Save your vanilla pod to stick in a jar of sugar, or to add to an ice cream or pudding recipe. If you lack vanilla bean, whisk in a teaspoon or so of vanilla extract with the lemon juice.
The baking instructions here are different than that of most custards. The acids in the buttermilk seem to prevent the custard from setting the way others do, so you must bake this pie longer, until puffed all over and just set when you give it a shake.
Flakiest, all-butter pie crust:
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole spelt (or whole wheat pastry) flour
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
4 ounces (8 tablespoons/1 stick) cold, unsalted butter, in 1/2″ dice
2 tablespoons buttermilk
2 tablespoons ice water, more as needed
Lemon Buttermilk Filling:
1 cup sugar
zest from 2 medium meyer lemons
seeds from 1 vanilla bean
1/4 cup flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
2 egg yolks
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup meyer lemon juice, from 1-2 lemons
Make the crust:
In a large bowl, stir together the flours, sugar and salt. Scatter the butter pieces over the flour, and rub in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles sand with lots of pea-sized butter chunks. Stir together the buttermilk and ice water. Drizzle this mixture over the flour mixture, 1 tablespoon at a time, tossing with a rubber spatula, until the dough will hold together when you give it a squeeze, adding more ice water by the teaspoon directly to the dry bits as needed.
You can call it here, or you can do either or both of the steps below for extra flake:
Option 1 – fraisage:
Dump the dough out onto a counter, divide it roughly into 6 portions, and fraisage by dragging a portion of dough across the counter using the heel of your hand. Scrape up the dough (a metal bench scraper works well here), gently press it into a ball and flatten into a disc. Slip it into a plastic bag, and chill for at least 30 minutes or up to 2 days.
Option 2 – roll, fold, roll:
On a lightly floured surface, roll the chilled dough out into a rough square that is about 1/4″ thick. Fold it in thirds like you're folding a letter, then roll up from a skinny end into a loose spiral. Gently press to flatten it slightly, and chill for 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Remove the dough from the fridge, unwrap, and place on a lightly floured surface. Roll out the dough into a 12″ circle, dusting the dough lightly with flour as needed, rotating and flipping it to prevent it from sticking. Ease the dough into a 9″ glass pie plate, fit it into the corners, and trim it to a 1″ overhang. Fold the overhang under, and flute the crust by pressing it between the thumb of one hand and the index finger and thumb of the other hand.
Chill the crust for 20 minutes, then freeze it for at least 20 minutes, until solid.
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven and preheat to 400º. Remove all other racks from the oven.
Place the frozen crust on a rimmed baking sheet. Line it with a piece of parchment paper, and fill with pie weights, dry beans, or clean pennies, pressing the weights into the sides and corners of the crust.
Bake the crust for 15-20 minutes, until the dough will hold its shape when you lift off the parchment, then remove the weights and parchment and bake until the bottom is dry and lightly golden, about 5 minutes longer. Keep the oven at 400º.
Meanwhile, make the filling:
Place the sugar in a medium bowl. Zest the yellow part of the lemons' peel directly into the sugar to catch all the oils. Slit the vanilla bean down the center and use the back of the knife to scrape out the seeds, and add them to the sugar. Rub the sugar with your fingertips until it feels damp and slightly clumpy.
Whisk the flour and salt into the sugar until no floury lumps remain, then whisk in the eggs and yolks until smooth; whisk gently to avoid incorporating excess air into the batter.
Slowly whisk in the buttermilk, then the cream and lemon juice until smooth.
If your pie crust has cooled, return it to the oven for about 5 minutes to get it hot. With the par-baked crust still in the oven, carefully but quickly pour the filling into the crust. Close the oven door and decrease the oven temperature to 325º.
Bake the pie at 325º until just set, about 55 minutes. It will be puffed all over, and will barely wiggle when you give it a shake. Cool the pie completely, about 2 hours, then serve at room temperature or chill (chilling will give you cleaner slices).
The pie is best at room temperature shortly after cooling, but store extras in the fridge; they will keep well for up to 3 days.


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The differences between Zinger's standard Deluxe models and their top of the line Professional metal dog crates has to do mainly with its heavy duty door construction. On any dog crate the door is consistantly the weakest point and "Houdini" dogs typically target this area in their attempt to escape. In the Professional series Zinger have reenforced the door with extra bars, welds and bracing. As an added layer of security in the Professional series they have added a secondary locking plate to the door frame and to add extra value they also include a set of Heavy Duty Handles and a soft foam mat for the dog to lay down on. Each door has a full length piano hinge and can be mounted to open left or right. The Professional line of aluminum dog boxes are designed to be the most secure and safest of the Zinger crates.Strong and Lightweight, Zinger aluminum dog crates offer incredible strength at one third the weight of steel. Unlike plastic and wire crates which easily crack and bend and need to be frequently replaced, Zinger crates are built to last a lifetime.
Aluminum Construction – ZINGER™ crates are constructed from lightweight aircraft grade aluminum which is known for its durability and strength. Aluminum crates are perfect for dogs who often destroy or break out of plastic and wire crates. While built to be strong and secure, Zinger crates are light enough to be handled by one person with little effort.
Lockable Slam Latch – Each door comes with a flush mounted slam latch which is keyed for added security while you are away from the crate. Rest assured that someone cannot simply open the crate and walk away with your dog. Made from strong "stainless steel" for durability and to prevent corrosion.
Ventilation – A Zinger crate is fully vented down each side and along the back wall to provide maximum comfort for your dog. Their open design allows air to pass freely thru the door aided by the triple rows of lower and upper vent holes which surround the crate. By its very nature aluminum quickly dissipates heat making it a great material to construct dog crates provided there are enough air holes. Lots of adequate venting ensures your dog will remain safe while in its crate.
Airline Travel Approved* - ZINGER™ crates exceed the strength and ventilation requirements by most airlines. By installing their optional "Airline Rails*" the crate can be used to ship a dog by air. Strong aluminum crates will not bust or be broken by rough handling or shifting cargo loads thereby safe guarding your dog on route. When shipped in a Zinger crate your dog is protected.
Stainless Steel Hardware – Lock and mounting hardware are made from stainless steel to eliminate rusting and corrosion.
Modular Design – All ZINGER™ crates can be coupled side by side or stacked atop one another to form multiple dog crate systems or kennel banks.
Beautiful Finish – ZINGER™ crates are finished in a durable "Silver Hammertone" powder coat both inside and out. The secret to this tough finish is the high temperatures in which it is "baked on" so that it will not wear off. By powder coating the inside as well as the outside it protects your dogs coat from discoloration. Coat discoloration is common when a dog sits in an untreated aluminum crate. The bare aluminum oxidizes and the residue rubs off onto the dog resulting in a grey silvery color. This will not happen in a Zinger crate.
Lightweight & Spacious – The ZINGER™ 5000 weighs 49 lbs. and measures 40"L x 28"W x 32"H.
Super Solid Doors – Reinforced with solid bars and welded for extra strength the door is built to hold your "Escape Artist". A full length piano hinge and striker plate is standard and the door can be easily reversed to allow left or right hand opening.
Double Locking Slam Latches – The 5000 come standard with double locking slam latches for incredible security and safety.
Optional upgraded features available: Airline Rails (NOT automatically included with the purchase of the crate)
Warranty: Each Zinger dog crate is constructed from strong lightweight aircraft aluminum with silver hammertone powder coat. Use it for 30 days after which time you may return it for a full refund minus a 15% restocking fee if you are not satisfied. Their dog crates come with a 1 year warranty on all parts and powder coat.


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HOUSTON - Members of the Houston Police Department's SWAT team surrounded a home on Ashford Pine near Ashford Park Sunday afternoon.
Officers said they were trying to negotiate with an armed man barricaded inside a home, but that negotiation turned deadly when the suspect was shot and killed by SWAT officers.
"The suspect had every intent to do what he had to do to avoid being taken into custody," said Victor Senties with the Houston Police Department.
Senties said the man had gotten into an argument with a neighbor asking for his dog to be returned.
Police said that neighbor told officers the man threatened him with both a shotgun and pistol. When patrol officers arrived, police said the man refused to put his guns down.
"At that point the suspect raised his weapon as if he was going to fire on the officers," Senties said.
The officers opened fire and the man ran back into the house, put on cammo gear and kept peeking at them through his window, police said.
"I heard the noise," said resident Jackie Sanders. "It scared me, now looking back I realized it was a gunshot."
Sanders said at the time she had no idea officers had opened fire on a man who lives just three houses away from her.
"Then I heard someone shout very loudly, 'come out with your hands up, and I thought, 'wow, that must be close,'" said Sanders. "I stayed inside because I was afraid."
SWAT officers surrounded the house and when the man refused to communicate with them, police said they brought in a battering ram. Police said the man then opened fire on their armored vehicle.
When SWAT officers noticed the man had a laser sight on his gun, they returned fire, killing him, police said.
Senties said officers recovered a multitude of weapons from the scene.
Police said the officer who initially fired at the suspect is J.R. D'Eugino. He's a 29-year veteran of the force. It's not yet known if the suspect was shot during the initial confrontation.
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Tall Ships Challenge® Great Lakes 2013
|Commemorating the military events of the War of 1812 across the Great Lakes for both the United States and Canada, the TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE® Great Lakes 2013 series will be an event of numbers - two countries, five Great Lakes, over 25 participating tall ships, 22 port appearances, five races, and millions of visitors.
US Ports:
Port of Cleveland 2013 Tall Ships® Festival: July 4 - 7
Tall Ship® Celebration: Bay City, MI: July 12 - 14
Tall Ships® Duluth 2013: July 26 - 28
Tall Ships® Chicago 2013: August 7 - 11
Baylake Bank Tall Ship® Festival Green Bay, WI: August 16 - 18
Battle of Lake Erie Bicentennial: September 2
Tall Ships® Erie 2013: September 6 - 8
|Produced in partnership with the TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE® Great Lakes 2013 series, the TALL SHIPS® 1812 Tour is a Pan Provincial event that will travel throughout Ontario during the summer of 2013. Sixteen Ports will participate in this event commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812.
Brockville TALL SHIPS® 1812 Tour: June 14 - 16
Redpath Waterfront Festival Toronto: June 20 - 23
TALL SHIPS® Hamilton 2013: June 28 - 30
St. Catharines 1812 TALL SHIPS® Visit: Port Dalhousie - June 28 - 30
Sails on the St. Marys, Sault Ste. Marie: July 19 - 21
TALL SHIPS® 1812 Georgian Bay
Collingwood, Wasaga Beach/Nancy Island, Owen Sound: August 16 - 18
Penetanguishene, Midland, Discovery Harbour: August 24 - 25
Southwestern Ontario: Sails to See
Windsor, Amherstburg, Leamington, Kingsville, Pelee Island: August 30 - September 2
About Tall Ships America
Founded in 1973, Tall Ships America is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching youth education through character building and leadership programs aboard tall ships. It is the hub for tall ship activity, expertise, and information in North America, and is commended by Congress as the Sail Training organization representing the United States in the international forum. Tall Ships America supports the people, ships and programs of sail training through grants, scholarships, conferences, education, publications, and public events and advocacy.
The mission of Tall Ships America is to encourage character building through sail training, promote sail training to the North American public, and support education under sail.
|TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE® races and cruises are held at sea, between ports. Precise race routes and schedules will be announced.


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My practice as an artist has become holistic. I am learning to look at my life as the art rather than the reverse.
This current
body of work is the result of my need for a physical element of self
expression, which is not a need exclusive to artists but to all people. Children feel free to express themselves
through play and crafts but sadly at some point most of us lose this
unselfconscious liberation. Laying
dormant for years, being satisfied with the endless supply of 'dummies' our
consumer society lays in front of us, we often reawaken half way through our
life as the reality of our mortality starts to murmur.
What concerns me is: What do we miss in the mean time? What are the consequences of our absence?
Each piece of my work is a dissected section of a whole form. Once I have the initial, more traditional vessel on the wheel, I work in to the clay and add slips, as the piece is moving. Once the body is firm, I cut it in two with the wheel still in motion. I am currently using underglaze colours and oxides to enhance the already layered and worn surface. Once fired I continue to work back into the clay and usually fire several times.
Work generally available from:
- Ridgeway Gallery, Bakewell www.theridgewaygallery.co.uk
- or Please contact me directly
Please contact me at The Ceramics Studio
Leyla Folwell trained in Ceramics at Loughborough University in 2000. She has exhibited widely with her ceramics including Rufford Country Park and won several awards including Ceramics Gold - Craft and Design Awards in 2009. The technical nature of her degree led her to many technician and teaching roles including Brighton University.
Folwell is passionate about sharing the sensual experience of working with clay and running workshops has now become part of her own practice in which she studies people and their happiness. Her practice, which she describes as holistic, incorporates drawing, photography, ceramics, print-making, origami and most importantly continual research in the human condition and theology.
2013 Creator of The Ceramics Studio Bermondsey http://theceramicsstudio.co.uk/
2012 Community Artists at Art in the Park http://www.artinthepark.co.uk/
2011 Local Pottery Project Leader
2010-2008 Technical Demonstrator at Brighton University
2007 Product Advisor Potterycrafts, Battersea
2005 Artist in Residence King's School, Worcester
2004 Part time teaching ceramics at Leicester College
2004 Supervising the ceramics workshop at Leicester College
2004 Teaching evening classes at Loughborough University
2003 BA(Hons) Ceramic Design, Loughborough University
June 08 'Earth & Fire', Rufford Country Park
April 08 'Ceramics in the Round' Buxton
August 2007 'Rufford & Art' in Clay at Hatfield
July 2007 V & A for London Potters
June 2005 Earth & Fire, Rufford Craft Centre, with Melbourne Contemporary Arts
July 2005 Ceramics South East, Aylesford, Kent
Nov 2005 The 9th Southern Pottery Show, The Maltings, Farnham, Surrey
April 2005 'Potfest' Bristol, Easter Compton
Dec 2004 'Christmas Show' Longford, Eire
Oct 2004 'What's New' at Cupola Gallery, Sheffield
Sept 2004 'Blue Sky' at Melbourne Contemporary Arts
August 2004 Art in Clay, Hatfield House, Hatfield with Loughborough University
June 2004 Earth & Fire, Rufford Craft Centre with Melbourne Contemporary Arts
Jan 2004 City Open Exhibition, Leicester City Gallery
Sept 2003 Unsung Melbourne Contemporary Arts
Nov 2003 Stand at Maylords Shopping Centre, Hereford
Dec 2003 Stand at Maylords Shopping Centre, Hereford
June 2003 Earth & Fire, Rufford Craft Centre with Loughborough University
March 2005 Craftsman Magazine, 'Leyla Folwell at Art in clay'
2009 Craft & Design Magazine - Gold Award for Ceramics
Judges Commendation London Potters Open 2006
2004 Art in Clay - Highly Commended


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QB David Garrard placed on reserve-retired list, Jets sign WR Ben Obomanu
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – David Garrard has officially retired after being placed on the reserve-retired list by the New York Jets.
The move Thursday by Garrard was expected after he told the team two weeks ago that his surgically repaired left knee kept swelling up on him after workouts.
The 35-year-old Garrard, signed by the Jets in March, was expected to provide competition at the quarterback spot for both Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith. Garrard hadn't played in a regular-season game in the NFL since 2010 because of injuries.
The Jets have also signed veteran wide receiver Ben Obomanu, a former seventh-round pick by Seattle in 2006. He had 87 receptions for 1,209 yards with seven touchdowns in six seasons for the Seahawks.


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Putin's Revenge | Part One
Season 36 Episode 2 | 54m 43s
FRONTLINE tells the story of how Russian President Vladimir Putin came to see the United States as an enemy — and why he decided to target an American election. With in-depth reporting from Moscow and Washington, D.C., the team behind "The Choice 2016" examines Putin's rise, rule and motivations.
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Eager expectations of a stopover by a U.S. Capitol Christmas tree en route from Colorado to the Capitol's West Lawn in Washington, D.C., accompanied by Santa and Mrs. Claus and a protective entourage, drew more than 600 people to Grey Towers in Milford on Nov. 24.
Eager expectations of a stopover by a U.S. Capitol Christmas tree en route from Colorado to the Capitol's West Lawn in Washington, D.C., accompanied by Santa and Mrs. Claus and a protective entourage, drew more than 600 people to Grey Towers in Milford on Nov. 24.
A noticeably smaller crowd later greeted the tree and escorts when they arrived two and a half hours later than expected, at 6:30 p.m. instead of 4 p.m. Many had also come to see the holidays-adorned Grey Towers mansion, once the summer home of two-time governor and conservation pioneer Gifford Pinchot. All three floors were open to the public at no charge for the occasion.
"Milford is the last stop before Washington for the tree," said Allison Stewart, director of Grey Towers. "This is the first time the tree has come to Grey Towers."
It is its second stop in recent years at the Pike County seat, the other coming about six years ago to Broad Street at the Hotel Fauch�re, which had just reopened.
Standing near a caricature of Pinchot, from the 1931 legislative correspondents dinner, Stewart noted that 2012 kicks off the 50th anniversary of when Grey Towers was donated by the Pinchot family to the federal government at a ceremony attended by former President John F. Kennedy in September of 1963.
"This is an opportunity to see how Gifford Pinchot lived 100 years ago, restored to its condition when Gifford lived here," said Stewart, who expressed surprise at the hundreds taking advantage of the opportunity on a cold day.
Among the visitors roaming the house was Flo Riedan from Taylor, a retired state government secretary.
"What's most interesting is that Gifford had such a small bedroom in such a large home," she said. "Was it a sign of humility? Was he a recluse amid so much grandeur?"
Riedan had just returned from visiting Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington, which she said was made particularly green from moss covering the trees that thrived from moisture. "I felt that now I must find out more about him," she said.
Many children expecting Santa were diverted from their vigil with the self-guided mansion tour. Alexis Genovese, 9, from Dingmans Ferry, said her favorite place was the children's room on the third floor. What did she like?
"The ceilings," she said. They slanted in different ways.
Her brother, Giuseppe, 4, said he liked the fireplace, and her sister Angelina, 5, said she liked the tables. The space is being used as a conference room.
The 20,000-square-foot house was designed by architect Richard Morris Hunt, who also designed the fa�ade of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the Marble House in Newport, R.I., among other prominent buildings, said Ken Sandri, preservation and resource manager at Grey Towers.
The design, in traditional French manor house style, was a gift from Hunt, as the Pinchot and Hunt families were friends who often traveled to Europe together, Sandri said.
"We looked everywhere in the house, maybe in some places we're not supposed to," said a laughing Stephanie Reining, of Beach Lake.
"Now we know what my staircase will look like," said Meagan Driver.
Friends since preschool, they were on break from college — Reining from Boston University, studying film and television, Driver from New York University, graduate student in chemistry.
"We love Milford," said Driver. "When we were 15 we decided we would live in Milford. This is a typical day for us, visiting historic homes and antique stores. We're 80 (years old) at heart."
A problem with the road
Children jumped up and down as the tree and Santa arrived at 6:30 p.m., police lights flashing along the dark road. Among the crowd remaining were Tammy and Art Satter of Hawley, she a women's history teacher at Lackawanna College, he a tree surgeon. As they chatted, the truck was unable to clear a sharp turn, then returned to the freeway to approach from a different angle. The Satters, still patient, recalled visiting Grey Towers when their children were small, delighting in the library cupboard where Pinchot stored his fishing rod, and the little pool that served as a dining table outside, fruit bowl passed by floating.
Finally, the crowd was informed that the tree could not be driven up to the mansion parking area, and some made their way back to the main entrance where the truck was parked carrying its large treasured green parcel.


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Tomy is a Japanese toy company founded in 1924 under the name Tomiyama. In 1963 the name was officially shortened to Tomy. In 2006, Tomy merged with long-time competitor Takara. In Japan, the company is now known as Takara Tomy Co. Internationally, the brand is usually still known just as Tomy.
In 1981-1982 Tomy created a series of toys for the Disney film TRON. In 2002, for the 20th anniversary of TRON, NECA re-released several of the Tomy toys.


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There's this German browser game called WAR2 Glory. You've probably never heard of it. "Alleged Cougar" Lisa Carroll, 39 (pictured), and her 16 year-old "fiancee" have, though, because it's where they met, and it's how they started knocking boots.
After growing closer through the game, the pair actually got engaged - via Skype - and then started having sex when Carroll drove 800 miles from Maryland to meet the boy in a Florida hotel room.
Shortly after they were done and his "fiancee" had gone home, the kid realised how weird everything was and told his parents, who then called the cops. The cops then turned up at Carroll's apartment back in Maryland to arrest her, since in Florida it's illegal for anyone over the age of 23 to have sex with a 16 year-old.
That's not the crowning moment of this story, though. No, that comes during the arrest itself, when the cops cuff her, tell her what she's charged with and...her husband is in the room. The lady was already married.
You can't make this up, people. Now please watch the video below. It's presented by a man named Roosevelt Leftwich.
Road trips for sex with minor land alleged cougar behind bars [ABC2, via Game Politics]


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Last Week's Winner: was Karl Deuble (Albuquerque, NM) for the Summer Is theme and wins themself a wicked Jeremy Fish print.
Next Week's Theme: Little Dogs
This Week's Prize: A radical TShirt from our friends @African Apparel
We had some great entries this week that we couldn't run, either because they weren't sized right or had nothing to do with theme. Just to be clear, when the next theme comes out the old theme is officially over. Please don't send in more submissions for old themes. It makes up feel bad when you send us stuff and we can't post it up so please read the guidlines below:
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- Name your submission your first and last name. Example: john_doe.jpg
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- One submission per person by Friday at 12pm PST.
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