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I get exact same message. Google led me here. Please send fix program, love to try ViEmu!
Johanness, done too.
Add me to the list. Just set up new laptop, VS2008, Win7 64bit. Please send me the fix tool - I'm completely retarded without my ViEmu.
@indomitablehef: I'm sending you an email with this right now.
I am having this issue on a new install of VS and viemu. It seems to have occurred when migrating data from an old user account to a new one. On the old account, everything worked fine. On the new account, I get this message. I've tried uninstalling (on all accounts) and reinstalling on the new account, but it doesn't help
mrtrube, this is an issue with the trial period management code. If you have a license key, just copy it into ViEmu's installation directory (typically "C:\Program Files\ViEmu") and it will be fixed. If you are trying it out, I'm sending you an email with a fix for this.
Google led me here with the same problem "ViEmu incorrectly installed, please reinstall". Can you give me a fix?
Rean, I'm sending an email with the fix. - Jon
I haven't received the executable. Can you send it again to email@example.com?
Help appreciated.
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I am having the same problem. I had VS 2010 trial but uninstalled it and now I have VS2008 PRO on Win XP. Can I get the fix as well as I wanted to evaluate first before buying? Will buying the product fix this issue?
Askalako, I'm sending you an email now with the fix.
Jon, I've ran into the same issue. I've download ViEmu trial for using in my VS2008. Thnaks
I'm having the same problem, please send me fix. its urgent my email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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hugosato, srikanth, I'm sending the email with the fix to you now. - Jon
I'm having the same problem, and copying the regkey.dat to viemu hasn't helped.
Please add me to the list. I'm getting the same error on 2008R2 64bit, VS2008.
I am having the same issue as well. I am currently running Windows 7 (x64), VS 2008.
Could you please send me the fix.
I am also having this issue with Windows 7 (x64), VS 2008 and ViEmu 2.5.4. Please add me to the list.
I got the same problem, I used vs2008 and ViEmuVS2.54(Trial)
please send to me the tool.
Thank you.
I'm seeing this error too when I tried to upgrade from 2.2.6.
Dnaseby, Philip, Layda, Frink, Alswl and Tghw, I have just sent a fix to you by email. Regrds, - Jon
I downloaded ViEmu and installed.
After installation and upon starting up a solution in VS2008 Professional, I get the error message
"ViEmu incorrectly installed, please reinstall."
My version is Install-ViEmuVS-2.5.4.exe
What do I need to do to fix this?
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text: Keep Water Moving September 30, 2011 11:28 AM Tweet Unless you use no-till or strip-till, tillage is the key to water movement. A variety of vertical-till harrows can be used to level fields after primary tillage, without putting in a dense horizontal layer. © Rhonda Brooks TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Darrell Smith Farm Journal Conservation and Machinery Editor Email How tillage can establish and maintain a vertical growing system that allows water to work its magic Tillage helps manage old crop residue and creates a seedbed. We all know that. But did you know the primary purpose of tillage is to manage water? For successful crop production, water must move up and down through the soil in a vertical format. If you fail to view tillage as a way to enhance water movement, your tillage tool can actually build a barrier to maximum yield. (If you no-till or strip-till, we're talking about the tillage that occurs before transitioning from conventional tillage or to fix problems afterward.) Water transports nutrients from the soil into the plant. It is the raw ingredient that makes photosynthesis possible. It constitutes 95% of each plant, and it literally gives plants the strength—called turgor pressure—to stand up. Water works its magic by moving upward from the soil through the plant, where most of it eventually transpires into the atmosphere, starting the entire cycle again. Tillage is critical to the movement of water because water must be lifted upward through the soil to the plant roots. This lifting action occurs in two ways. One process is adhesion, in which water molecules hook to soil particles. The second is cohesion, which involves one water molecule hooking to another, moving water toward the surface in a wicklike action. Ultimately, water leaves the field by evaporation from the soil and trans-piration from the plants. If the process hits a snag, water in the soil might be unavailable to plants. The distance you can lift water varies with soil type. There are various management steps that you can incorporate to help keep water cycling. One of those steps is vertical tillage, which removes compacted layers and creates uniform soil density. "If roots hit a man-made horizontal layer, they might not be able to penetrate it to reach water," explains Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie. "In addition, the dense layer causes a barrier to water movement, weakening the adhesion and cohesion processes to the point that water can't move up fast enough. Once the water near the surface separates from deeper water [creating two water fronts as opposed to one front], your corn plants might wilt, even though there is usable water below the roots." Farmers understand the benefits of vertical tillage—a term you never heard until a few years ago. Industry has picked up on the concept too, as witnessed by the array of vertical tillage tools now on the market. "But I see a lot of farmers making mistakes when transitioning from horizontal to vertical tillage," Ferrie says. The vertical tillage system. "When a farmer tells me he's switching to vertical tillage, I ask him about his entire tillage program," Ferrie says. "Too many tell me they simply switched to a vertical tillage harrow in the spring. They don't understand that vertical tillage is a system, not a tool." It might help to think of it this way: Your goal with vertical tillage is to set up a vertical growing system. That's true whether you plan to continue doing vertical tillage every year or go all the way to no-till or strip-till. Problems occur when farmers transition from horizontal to vertical tillage or when they mix and match components without understanding the vertical-tillage system. "Disasters happen if growers simply switch from a soil finisher to a vertical-till harrow," Ferrie says. "First, you must do the primary tillage to remove old soil layers and set up the system." Often, farmers don't realize they still have water- and root-restricting layers beneath the soil surface since the emerging corn crop looks good from road, Ferrie adds. They never realize their crop ran out of water later in the season because roots grew sideways instead of downward and the upward movement of soil water was halted by a dense layer. Various tools can be used to set up your vertical growing system, if you understand how to set and operate them to get the effect you want, Ferrie says. The only way to find out if you are setting the stage for vertical tillage, no-till or strip-till is to stop your tractor and dig behind your tillage tool. "In vertical tillage, a spade is a must-have tool," Ferrie says. "If you have to search 30 minutes just to find your spade, you're not ready to tackle vertical tillage." To show the relationship between tillage and water, Ferrie devised a teaching tool for the 2011 Farm Journal Corn College. He ran three tillage tools, sometimes at different settings, followed by a vertical harrow to smooth the seedbed. He then dug soil pits to reveal the true condition of the seedbed. Standard Coulter Chisel In the first plot, Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie ran a traditional coulter chisel, just as it was set up by a farmer. The plot was based on a real situation in which a no-till farmer was forced to borrow a coulter chisel to incorporate limestone and level new tile lines. "The coulter chisel's points were worn, and some of them were bent back," Ferrie says. "Its ability to penetrate was not too good, but it turned the surface black. The farmer thought he was running the points 7" or 8" deep, but actually it was only 4". He was misled because he saw the soil he had thrown over untilled ground; the ridge of loose soil made him think he was running deeper than he really was." Running shallower than expected can be even worse if there's an old disk or cultivator layer under the soil surface, Ferrie points out. "The points won't go through it; they will bounce off," he says. The result was tilled valleys separated by undisturbed columns of soil. "It was a nasty environment for planting," Ferrie says. "After the surface ridges were brushed off with a vertical-till harrow, it didn't look too bad. Beneath the surface, it was like a rumble strip on a highway. "In this kind of situation, you will just feel a vibration in the tractor cab. But the planter units will bounce. The result of this 'chatter' will be misplaced seed. The sprayer operator will feel vibration, shaking and rattling." And the corn plants? "Unless you get a saturating rain, plants over the valleys will grow faster and plants over the columns will grow slower," Ferrie says. "If it does rain, water will flow to the tilled valleys, and those plants will be waterlogged and yellow." In this situation, a vertical-till harrow is not the answer. A soil finisher is a better choice. "After chiseling with this tool, we ran a soil finisher," Ferrie says. "It sheared off the tops of the columns and leveled the surface. It left a dense horizontal layer, which will turn roots and give you trouble if you get too much rain or not enough. But it provided a seedbed you can plant into. The planter and sprayer will run smoothly, and you will get uniform emergence and stand. "It's not a good environment, but it's better than a improperly run coulter chisel followed by a vertical-till harrow. I'll take a perfect stand on top of a horizontal layer over a shoddy stand on top of vertical tillage." If you find yourself in a similar situation, remove the horizontal layers—then you'll be ready for vertical tillage. Hybrid Coulter Chisel In this plot, Ferrie ran a Great Plains Turbo-Chisel, on 15" spacing at two depths—5" to 6" and 8" to 10". In each case, he leveled the surface with a vertical harrow. The Turbo-Chisel is in a class of machines Ferrie calls hybrid coulter chisels. "They are quite a bit more aggressive than a standard coulter chisel," Ferrie says. "Most of the newer tools are designed to level after they chisel. Leaving your primary tillage level is a key to vertical tillage—you want to be as level as possible behind your primary tillage tool. If you avoid having big peaks and valleys, you don't have to move as much soil sideways to get the field leveled up." Where he ran 5" to 6" deep, Ferrie found columns of soil that had not been tilled. "In your tractor and sprayer, you will feel the columns as you move over the ground," he says. "The columns will make your corn planter bounce out of the ground, so you will have deep- and shallow-planted corn," he says. "In this situation, you will be tempted to increase down pressure for better penetration of the columns. But if you do, you will plant too deep in the valleys or move too much soil." If you have been doing this kind of primary tillage for years, you have probably leveled the surface with a soil finisher. "That fixed a lot of planting and growth problems," Ferrie says. "But if you use a vertical-till harrow following this type of primary tillage, the environment won't be ready. You will have an uneven stand." Where Ferrie ran the hybrid chisel deeper, he got uniform soil shattering across the width of the implement. "Now water can move upward through the soil profile," he says. "Buff the surface with your vertical-till harrow, and your planter will run smoothly." In-Line Ripper The secret to using an in-line ripper, which is supposed to pick up the soil, drop it and leave the residue on top, is to run it at the proper depth. In the Corn College plot, running the tool 11" deep created points that shattered the soil, but there was no lift between the points, resulting in columns and valleys. Leveling the surface with a vertical-till harrow helped, but serious planting issues were inevitable. "In this situation, if you set enough down pressure to keep the openers in the ground on the columns, you will get sidewall smearing in the valleys," Ferrie explains. "Some plants will grow faster than others. Rainwater will flow into the valleys. The uneven growth will create issues with pollination and moisture levels at harvest." You will feel the peaks and valleys in your tractor and sprayer. Because water percolates unevenly, during the winter you will have massive freezing and thawing where the point went through, but little in the soil columns. Running the shanks 14" deep resulted in uniform shattering, with residue left on top to protect against erosion and evaporation. "Water can percolate down uniformly, so over winter you will get uniform freezing and thawing," Ferrie says. Leveling with a vertical-till harrow created a uniform seedbed. Typically, half the width of your shank spacing is your targeted depth. "You do have to keep going down until the soil comes up evenly between the shanks and flows through the machine," Ferrie notes. Ask an Agronomist Have a row spacing, crop rotation, tillage or pest question? Through Farm Journal's Ask an Agronomist blog, you can find answers. 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According to people who have spoken to the eccentric outfielder since he was dealt to L.A. on July 31, Ramirez wants to sign a free-agent deal with the Yankees this offseason and get 19 chances a year to punish Boston.Manny doesn't seem like a grudge-holding kind of guy. Plus, Boston gave him what he apparently wanted -- the opportunity to be a free agent after this season.
"He wants to play for the Yankees so he can get at the Red Sox," a close friend of Ramirez's told The Post.
Meanwhile, it looks like Dan Shaughnessy's claim that Bud Selig's office "is investigating the circumstances of Manny's final hours with the Red Sox" (a supposed scoop that he buried in the 13th paragraph of his Friday column) is bogus.
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Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Monday, January 07, 2008
Attracting Reader Attention, 50's Style
"Usually men will look at ads in which a man (and/or dog) is prominent."
"But if the man is shown in a domestic setting with a woman and domestic accessories, man-noting falls off."
These are only a few of the observations presented by Mark Wiseman, "Advertising Consultant and Director of Mark Wiseman's Advertising Courses" in an article from the March 1952 issue of Art Director and Studio News.
At first reading, I found this 50-year old article sort of amusing... even kind of hilarious at times:
"In a woman's ad, for example," writes Wiseman, "don't use pictures of combat or adventure; don't use diagrams unless they are very simple and easy to understand."
Yikes! Please remember ladies, Mark Wiseman wrote that - not me. But on greater reflection, it occurred to me that there was a lot of accuracy in much of Wiseman's advice - certainly for the times - and maybe even for today.
This week, let's take a look at how advertisers targeted their audience back in the 1950's... and if you are able, step out of yourself and look objectively at the ads above ...and ask yourself if things have really changed.
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My old friend Gordon Brusstar illustrated the chain saw ad, and he was the ideal guy to do the job... a tan, healthy looking, outdoors kind of guy. He would know how to use that chain saw and, in fact used one to cut unwanted trees on his wooded country property. I think adverting has always been, and continues to be directed to whom is most likely going to purchase the product. I can't see a guy asking his wife to go to the hardware store and pick out the right chain saw for the right job... well, certainly not in the 1950's. But Leif brings up an interesting point, for the most part I think guys still buy guy things and women still buy women's things... or day I say that today?ReplyDelete
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We live in a gendered world, for sure. But what if, in an alternate universe, manufacturers of, say, chain saws, decided to market to women, or Cosco decided to market their rolling trays to men. Given enough media saturation, maybe gender roles would have loosened up a bit.ReplyDelete
We get so much gender education from ads. It's not just ads imitating life, but life imitating ads. Probably more so, actually.
Tom; Thanks for ID-ing the Brusstar illo. I had a feeling it was a west coast illustrator...ReplyDelete
To both you and Liza, I'll be interested to hear what you think as this week progresses and we look at more images as they relate to (or contradict) Mr. Wiseman's article.
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They didn't change very much in the next decade either. In the mid sixties, I did two versions of a job for a major beer company that were to run in the Pacific Northwest. It was an illustration for a Point-of-Purchase display that featured dancers doing the twist. I was instructed in both versions to show a good looking hunk-type man wearing a plaid shirt. In the Washington State version, he had a partner. I was specifically instructed to give her a generous bosom.
In the Oregon version, he danced alone. I was told that state law forbad showing women in beer ads. I don't know if that was true of not but the hunk danced alone. The jobs were fun and it paid well. I had nor have either original or reproduction. Illustrators rights were few in those days and mostly, we didn't care.
Hi Leif, would have mailed you directly, but not having your private e-mail, figured to post this here.ReplyDelete
Were you aware that back on 12 Dec. we lost one of the grandest pulp painters who ever picked up a brush,
artist Robert Harris. He did tons of western covers and even a few for Doc Savage before moving on to illustrating women's magazines. Google his name and see what you find.


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Nobody heard him, the dead man, But still he lay moaning: I was much further out than you thought And not waving but drowning. Poor chap, he always loved larking And now he's dead It must have been too cold for him his heart gave way, They said. Oh, no no no, it was too cold always (Still the dead one lay
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Florence Margaret "Stevie" Smith was born on September 20, 1902 in Yorkshire, England. Her father left the family to join the North Sea Patrol when she was very young. At age three she moved with her sister and mother to the northern London suburb Palmers Green. This was her home until her death in 1971. Her mother died when she was a teenager and she and her sister lived with their spinster aunt, an important figure throughout her life, known as "The Lion." After high school she attended North London Collegiate School for Girls. She began as a secretary with the magazine publisher George Newnes and went on to be the private secretary to Sir Nevill Pearson and Sir Frank Newnes. She began writing poetry in her twenties while working at George Newnes. Her first book, Novel on Yellow Paper, was published in 1936 and drew heavily on her own life experience, examining the unrest in England during World War I. Her first collection of verse, A Good Time Was Had By All (1937), also contained rough sketches or doodles, which became characteristic of her work. These drawings have both a feeling of caprice and doom, and the poetry in the collection is stylistically typical of Smith as it conveys serious themes in a nursery rhyme structure.
While Smith's volatile attachment to the Church of England is evident in her poetry, death, her "gentle friend," is perhaps her most popular subject. Much of her inspiration came from theology and the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm. She enjoyed reading Tennyson and Browning and read few contemporary poets in an attempt to keep her voice original and pure. Her style is unique in its combination of seemingly prosaic statements, variety of voices, playful meter, and deep sense of irony. Smith was officially recognized with the Chomondeley Award for Poetry in 1966 and the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry in 1969. Smith died of a brain tumor on March 7, 1971.
Selected Bibliography
A Good Time Was Had By All (1937)
Collected Poems (1975)
Harold's Leap (1950)
Mother, What is Man? (1942)
Not Waving But Drowning (1957)
Scorpion and Other Poems (1972)
Selected Poems (1962)
Tender Only to One (1938)
The Best Beast (1969)
The Frog Prince and Other Poems (1966)
Two in One (1971)
A Very Pleasant Evening with Stevie Smith: Selected Short Prose (1995)
A Novel on Yellow Paper (1936)
Me Again: Uncollected Writings of Stevie Smith (1981)
Over the Frontier (1938)
Some Are More Human Than Others (1958)
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My biological paternal grandfather, Otto Strike, was the ice plant operator at Cresson Tuberculosis Sanitarium, PA, and died at the "San" from a heart attack in May 1946, according to his death certificate- and he was widowed.
I have been looking for Otto's 1930 census enumeration, but thus far, have not been able to find him. I browsed hundreds of doctors, nurses, employees, and patients who were enumerated at the San in 1930, but Otto was not among them. Maybe, he'll be in the 1940 census to be released to the public in 2012.
In the meantime, genealogists who are looking for FAMILY members who were patients at the San between 1924 and 1931, might consult an archived item at Cambria County Historical Society in Ebensburg, PA. Four boxes of index cards, ~9000 TB patient records were found in the attic of the Administration Building, State School No. 7, which is now a State Prison. The cards were turned over by the Superintendant to Cambria Co. Historical Society. In the image above, one of the boxes is held by Dave Huber of CCHS.
UPDATE: I just re-read Otto Strike's 1946 obituary, and it states that Otto worked at the Cresson Sanitarium for the previous 13 years; that is, 1933 to 1946. Thus, it seems that Otto had not started work at the Sanitarium by the 1930 census. The question remaines: where was Otto at that time?


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Ring set with pavé diamonds, in white and yellow gold.
Created in celebration of the boutique's 120 years on the Place Vendôme, this ring radiant the light and energy sent by the Hôtel Particulier chosen by Frédéric Boucheron for its unique qualities.
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One of the most famous jewelry auctions in the world was held in 1887, at the Louvre. The auction of the French Crown Jewels was referred to at that time as "the sale of the century". Frédéric Boucheron, the only Frenchman amongst the attendance of the world's most important jewelers, managed to acquire 31 diamonds and among them the celebrated Mazarin diamonds weighing respectively 18 and 16 carats, along with one of Empress Eugénie's most beautiful jewels, for which the auction stakes skyrocketed. When word was out that Frédéric Boucheron had bought this sumptuous stone, the whole of Paris wondered who had given the acquisition order. It turned out that Frédéric had acquired it for himself so as to set it on a ring for his wife, Gabrielle, as a pledge of his eternal love. Ever since, Boucheron has been the jeweler of love and tradition has it that the most passionate of men go to the Maison to choose an engagement ring.Discover all of the Boucheron moments
Ring set with pavé diamonds, in white and yellow gold.
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After this, we'll be ready to construct the three rails (2x X and 1x Y) that make up the bulk of the CNC machine.
After this, we'll be ready to construct the three rails (2x X and 1x Y) that make up the bulk of the CNC machine.
== Some rough ideas by Yotson ==
== Some rough ideas by Yotson ==
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After acquiring a plasma cutter at the space, it seemed only logical to try and fabricate a CNC version eventually.
This goal is still a while away for now, but as always, we are full of Ideas and this is a convenient place to put them.
- 3x3 m working area
- movement speed of 1000mm/s
- Calibrated accuracy and precision of +/- 0.1mm
Axis motors
smeding is going to design and build a proof of concept linear (synchronous) motor for use in the X- and Y-axes. This test rig will be used to determine whether a DIY LSM is at all useful for our application and to finalize the design if we choose to go with the concept. Specifically, this involves figuring out:
- How the attainable accuracy compares to the wanted specifications
- How the attainable movement speed compares to the wanted specifications
- A final design for the drive electronics
- Coil and armature geometries
- Rail geometries (magnet size, spacing and orientation pattern and any backing)
- Optimal control schemes
After this, we'll be ready to construct the three rails (2x X and 1x Y) that make up the bulk of the CNC machine.
prototype BOM
- angle extrusion, probably aluminium for the prototype
- skate bearings (we already have some)
- magnets
- copper wire (we already have some)
- electronics:
- Microcontroller ([[1]]?)
- MOSFET drivers (half-bridge or BLDC)
- MOSFETs (N-channel, high current)
Some rough ideas by Yotson
- 1.5 x 3.0 Meter max. material size. Spec of plasma cutter mentions 12mm as max thickness.
Table should manage to hold the weight of a 1.5m x 3.0m x 20?mm sheet of steel.
- weight of plasma nozzle + hoses/wires?
- length of nozzle + hoses/wires?
- speed of nozzle over material > 10 cm per second. (non cutting)
- nozzle placement accuracy: < 1mm
- transportable. Able to fit through 'standard' door (on its side, obviously)
- Maybe:
'upgradeable' by placing rotary cutting tool, pencil, knife, spray can, .... ???
Transport axes: x, y: angle iron and skate wheels + bearings?
linear motors? threaded rod, DC motors, encoders?
z : ? + threaded bolt, manual adjustment between height of 0mm and 50mm.
Threaded rod info
ISO standard. From HTTP://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_metric_screw_thread
|Diameter in mm.
|Pitch (fine)
|Pitch (coarse)
|Rotational speed 10 cm/s lin. motion (coarse)
|Rotational speed 10 cm/s lin. motion (fine)
|20 or 22
|1.5 or
|40rps, 2400rpm
|50rps, 3000rpm
|66.7rps, 4000rpm
|30 or 33
|28.6rps, 1714rpm
|66.7rps, 4000rpm


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What does cocktail attire entail exactly?
With a full menu of "cocktail attire" occasions on your social calendar, it's hard to know what to wear. So in the spirit of being both appropriate and stylishly inspiring, we're happy to help spell it out for you! Read on for our four favourite looks and some accessorizing suggestions too.
Minidresses: Save your maxi dresses for either formal events or summer soirees and instead opt for a length that feels less dramatic. You can't go wrong with a sexy structured mini dress paired with a pointy-toe pump, sharp blazer, and statement clutch. (Lucite is on our radar currently.)
Knee-Length Dresses: A slightly longer, knee-length proportion can feel very Audrey Hepburn-inspired and entirely chic. We favour a more fitted look when opting for this hemline, and like it accessorized with a barely-there heel and classic accessories. Pearls, anyone?
Midi Dresses: Finally, the tea-length dress has eked its way into cocktail party attire and we are totally ok with it! Be sure to pair this silhouette with dressier accessories; a little added sparkle and shine will make it feel more appropriate for evening.
Suits or Playsuits: With menswear-inspired ensembles and jumpsuits both being so on trend, you can always forgo the dress and impress partygoers with a less conventional choice. Pair suits with feminine touches—like a silk blouse or satin camisole—and jumpsuits with uber-feminine heels and jewellery.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spray the bottoms 24 the cupcake molds with nonstick spray. Fill each with a double layer of cupcake papers. Alternatively, use a nonstick cupcake tin and spray the sides and bottoms with nonstick spray. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, "cream" together the butter and granulated sugar until smooth, 3 to 5 minutes. Scrape down the sides with a rubber spatula and mix to blend. Add the brown sugar and continue mixing until both sugars are fully integrated and the butter soft, 3 to 5 additional minutes. With the mixer on a slow speed, add the eggs, 1 at a time.
In a medium bowl, sift together the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, salt and cinnamon. With the mixer still on low speed, gradually incorporate about half of the flour mixture. When fully mixed, add half of the yogurt. Add the remaining flour and the remaining yogurt. The batter will be fairly dense and thick. Fill the tins a little more than 3/4 full. For a mold that has between 3 and 4-ounce holes, I like to use a 1/3 cup measure, leveled, to fill each one with the same amount of batter. When the tray(s) are full, tap the tray a few times on a flat surface to level the batter out and put the tray(s) in the center of the oven.
Bake for 8 minutes then rotate the cupcakes halfway. Bake for an additional 10 minutes. A cake tester, when inserted into the center of a cupcake, should emerge clean. Remove the cupcakes from the oven and allow them to cool for 5 minutes. Gingerly remove them from the tins so the heat from it doesn't continue to cook the cupcakes and risk drying them out. Set aside to cool completely.
In a small, heatproof bowl, melt the chocolate over a pot of simmering water (a double boiler). In a small saucepan, gently heat the sour cream over low heat. When the cream begins to simmer, shut off the heat and whisk in the vanilla. Use the tablespoon measure to measure out the cocoa powder and add it to the sour cream. Whisk to blend. Without cleaning the spoon, measure the corn syrup and add it to the chocolate. The layer of cocoa powder on the spoon will prevent the corn syrup from clinging to the spoon making it easier to add the precise amount of syrup. When the chocolate has melted, remove from the heat and allow the cream and chocolate to "rest" for 5 minutes. Gently stir them together and set aside.
When the cupcakes are cooled, spread the chocolate glaze over the tops and serve.


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DemoDick wrote:In the event he "re-injures" his leg and goes back to the three-legged hop, flip him on his back and check the ligament that connects his inner hip to his leg. If there is a tight ball of muscle right *next to* his penis, the likely culprit is a pulled ligament. I was worried that Connor had blown out his implant so Michelle called out rehab vet and this is what she advised. You're going to need to use heat on his groin and massage the knot out.
Just keep it decent and avoid a happy ending.


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Former Gov. Charlie Crist defended his record leading Florida through the recession and attacked Gov. Rick Scott's record on everything from education funding to rejecting federal dollars during a speech Thursday to the Florida Press Association.
Former state Sen. Nan Rich of Weston, who is running against Crist in the Democratic primary, speaks Friday at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables. Scott declined an invitation to appear at the press association event where Crist faced questions from Miami Herald editorial page editor Nancy Ancrum, Sun-Sentinel editorial board editor Rosemary Goudreau and AP reporter Brendan Farrington. Crist gave familiar responses to questions, including why he refuses to debate Rich. "I am running against $100 million," Crist said. "I really don't have the luxury to take my eye off the ball." Scott's side is expected to raise $100 million with the help of national groups and the Republican Party of Florida. That's likely far more than Crist and the Democrats will be able to raise, though they brought in the star power of President Bill Clinton last month, who helped the party raise about $1 million at its annual dinner. Scott's political committee, Let's Get to Work, and the Republican Party of Florida have released a total of about 16 TV ads over several months, and among the cities targeted is Tampa, Crist's homebase. The ads appear to have helped Scott climb in the polls — a recent poll by Saint Leo University found the two candidates in a statistical tie, while a poll by the same university six months ago showed Crist ahead 46-34 percent.
The Democratic Party has released about three TV ads. Crist just released his first TV ad this week in which he promised if elected he would raise the minimum wage, demand equal pay for women and restore funding for public schools.
Scott has framed himself as the jobs candidate and often repeats that more than 800,000 jobs were lost during Crist's term while private sector jobs have soared under Scott's watch. But Scott's claims ignore the context that Crist governed during a recession while Scott has led Florida during a national recovery. "It wasn't because of me we had the global economic meltdown I walked into," Crist said. During the event Thursday, Crist pointed to opportunities that Scott passed up that would have grown jobs, including his rejection of $2.4 billion in federal dollars for high speed rail. Crist also criticized Scott for the state's failure to accept $51 billion over 10 years to expand Medicaid. Scott initially opposed the expansion, but later said he supported it. Scott didn't lobby Republican legislative leaders, and the Legislature rejected it in 2013. "How many jobs have we lost because of Rick Scott's inaction or wrong decisions?" Crist told the association. Crist framed his opposition to the U.S. embargo on Cuba as a jobs issue, too, arguing that Cuba will need a lot of reconstruction. "Florida would be a natural launching pad for that," he said. "That's a jobs program."
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Earlier this year Crist said that he no longer supported the 1962 U.S. embargo against Cuba — an increasingly common stance in public opinion polls. Crist had supported the embargo while governor and as a candidate for U.S. Senate in 2010 — PolitiFact Florida gave him a Full Flop for his change in stance. Crist later upped the ante by saying that he wanted to visit Cuba during his campaign, but then scrapped that plan, citing the demands of his campaign. His decision followed a poll that showed his plans to visit Cuba were not popular with Cuban-American voters in Miami-Dade. During the speech Thursday, Crist highlighted his choice to accept federal stimulus dollars, which he says saved 20,000 teacher jobs. When Crist has taken credit for those saved jobs, PolitiFact Florida ruled a similar claim Half True because it was federal action that saved the jobs, and the precise number of teachers who avoided layoffs is difficult to assess. Crist told the press association that despite the hard times, he invested in K-12 education. "We were able to fund almost $200 more per pupil than the current administration is doing with almost a $3 billion surplus," he said.
That's actually a reference to before the recession in 2007-08, when per pupil spending was higher than what is included in the most recent budget. Scott can claim that he has overseen the highest K-12 funding in terms of total dollars. Crist repeated promises he has made throughout the campaign, including that he wants to make it easier for Floridians to vote and expand early voting. Crist reiterated his support for the medical marijuana amendment on the ballot, but when asked if he supports recreational marijuana he said, "not at this point." The governor's race is the only competitive statewide race this fall in which Democrats appear to have any shot. Crist hopes to drive up turnout among Democrats in South Florida who show up at the polls in far smaller numbers than in presidential years. Broward's 41 percent turnout in 2010 was a key reason behind Democrat Alex Sink's loss to Scott.
Crist told the room full of editors that he will accept their invitations to speak at editorial boards, taking a stab at Scott: "If memory serves I don't think he attended one editorial board four years ago"


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Editor's Note: In the wake of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown Conn., on Friday, PGA of America President Ted Bishop issued this statement:
"The PGA of America and our family of golf professionals across the country express our deepest condolences to the Newtown community and our Connecticut PGA Section. Many of us are parents ourselves and we grieve with those who have lost loved ones and friends because of this tragedy. It is difficult for all of us to comprehend such immeasurable pain. This act will sadly change our society forever. Our thoughts and prayers are with all who are suffering at this extraordinarily sad time." –Ted Bishop, President, The PGA of America