The Plugged In Church - Episode #103 - "This Year's Best Things, 2015"
Episode #103 - "This Year's Best Things, 2015"
Our 2015 edition of This Year's Best Things has arrived! Eric and Dusty talk about our favorite products, services, and gadgets of the last year, and we have something for everyone! Audio, lighting, web, and more - check it out!


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namespace Auth\Form;

use Zend\Form\Form;
use Zend\InputFilter\InputFilterProviderInterface;
use Auth\Hydrator\AuthHydrator;
use Auth\Entity\AuthEntity;

class SignInForm extends Form implements InputFilterProviderInterface
{

    function __construct($name = 'sign-in-form', $options = array())
    {
        parent::__construct($name, $options);

        $this->setHydrator(new AuthHydrator(false));

        $this->setObject(new AuthEntity());

        // authEmail
        $this->add(array(
            'name' => 'authEmail',
            'type' => 'Text',
            'options' => array(
                'label' => 'Email:'
            ),
            'attributes' => array(
                'class' => 'form-control',
                'id' => 'authEmail',
                'placeholder' => 'Email',
            )
        ));

        // authPassword
        $this->add(array(
            'name' => 'authPassword',
            'type' => 'Password',
            'options' => array(
                'label' => 'Password:'
            ),
            'attributes' => array(
                'class' => 'form-control',
                'id' => 'authPassword',
                'placeholder' => 'Password'
            )
        ));

        // button
        $this->add(array(
            'name' => 'submit',
            'type' => 'button',
            'attributes' => array(
                'value' => 'Sign In',
                'id' => 'submit',
                'class' => 'btn btn-primary btn-block btn-flat'
            )
        ));

        return $this;
    }

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                'filters' => array(
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                        'name' => 'StripTags'
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                    array(
                        'name' => 'StringTrim'
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                'validators' => array(
                    array(
                        'name' => 'NotEmpty',
                        'break_chain_on_failure' => true,
                        'options' => array(
                            'messages' => array(
                                \Zend\Validator\NotEmpty::IS_EMPTY => "Email Address is required and cannot be empty"
                            )
                        )
                    )
                )
            ),

            'authPassword' => array(
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Introduction to basic terminology used in radiographic positioning, providing a comprehensive study of the basic positions of the human body for radiographic examination. Course content is delivered via classroom instruction, laboratory setting for demonstration of student competency, and in a clinical setting for practical application, under the direction of the clinical supervisor. 2.50 Credits (2 Lecture - 1.50 Lab) Corequisite(s): BIO115. Fall Only.


Appealing to the ever-evolving American palate, Plano, Texas-based Frito-Lay division of PepsiCo, adds two flavors to its Tostitos Artisan Recipes brand, originally introduced in late 2010. Tostitos Artisan Recipes Baked Three Cheese Queso and Toasted Southwestern Spices flavored tortilla chips are made with a nine-grain blend and real ingredients, like roasted garlic, a blend of three cheeses, and spices like red pepper and cumin that are mixed in before cooking for a truly unique flavor you can see and taste.
Social and cultural shifts have fueled the adventuresome culinary trend, as increased interest in ethnic cuisines has translated into consumers looking for new and exotic flavors. In fact, Global Industry Analysts predict that global demand for spices will reach 5.3 billion pounds by 2017, sparked by the appeal for new spices and flavors, fascination in ethnic cuisine and increased use in convenience foods. These factors are compounded by demographic shifts, including baby boomers' attraction to powerful flavors that can inspire their experienced, well-traveled taste buds.
"Whether dining out or relaxing at home with that special someone, consumers are looking to be inspired by their food," says Jody Denton, culinary expert at Frito-Lay North America's Flavor Kitchen, one of the company's key flavor development centers. "Consumers' tastes are becoming more sophisticated and adventurous than ever before, so we crafted the new Tostitos Artisan Recipe flavors to answer that call by layering ingredients, like multiple cheeses and spices, to add depth that comes through from the very first bite."
Suggested retail price for a 9-3/4 oz. bag is $3.99.


I'm not quite sure how to feel about this. I was contacted via email by a woman who expressed interest in buying two of my pieces. As I was at the airport about to depart on a two week vacation, I gave her some information and told her that I would be in touch when I returned home. I was thrilled that I might have a sale. Her response made me think that something was not quite right. She said she was pregnant, moving to London, and that her husband would need to contact me about having the "cartage company" that was handling their move pick up the artwork. (waaay too much personal info.) When I returned home I sent another email. My daughter suggested I Google her-from now on this will be my first inclination! The woman's email is on a long list of names/email addresses of art scammers. Should I be flattered???? or pissed?????


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How do I wind my kundo anniversary clock?
Instruction Sheet for the Kundo 400 Day Clock, circa.
To be used with pendulum locking devices located at the bottom of the movement's movement's back end. In order to wind this clock, start by placing a key on the square and turning it counterclockwise, 1/2 turn at a time. It is important to release the key gently after each half-turn, rather than allowing it to snap back immediately.
How frequently do you wind an anniversary clock was another question
just once a year
What is the best way to mail an anniversary clock?
Package the Item as follows: Items should be wrapped in enough bubble wrap (do not use paper!) to provide a cushion of 4-5 inches all the way around them. Wrap the bubble wrap 2+ inches thick in one direction, then flip it 90 degrees and wrap it again, 2+ inches thick in each direction. Tape the bubble wrap to itself to keep it in place.
The operation of an anniversary clock is instructive in this respect.
This kind of clock, also known as an anniversary clock or 400-day clock, is a mechanical timepiece that maintains its accuracy by the use of a torsion pendulum, which is a spring-loaded mechanism. With each revolution of the wheel, the clock's gears deliver a pulse of torque to the top of the torsion spring, which keeps the wheel turning.
What is a kundo clock, and how does it work?
Kundo anniversary clocks are a kind of Japanese timepiece. Anniversary clocks are torsion pendulum clocks that have a lengthy operating time, commonly known as 400-day clocks. They are often adorned with glass bowls that surround the main body of the clock. Kundo anniversary clocks were originally created in 1923 and are now very rare and valuable collector's items.
What is the source of my anniversary clock's incessant stopping?
Let the Anniversary Clocks begin to tick. Pendulum balls come to a halt after a period of jiggling about. Pay attention to where they stop. Now slowly spin the balls half a revolution before releasing them. When it comes to repairing a 400-day clock, there are typically two things that need to be done. In this step, the suspension spring is changed, and the movement is thoroughly cleaned.
What is the proper way to unwind a clock spring?
With each half-turn, unwind the carriage clock one more time and release/apply the ratchet between turns, ensuring that the spring pressure is always regulated by either your fingers maintaining a strong grasp on the key, or the ratchet allowing the carriage to stop moving backward.
What is the proper way to wind a 30-day clock?
How to Bring a 31-Day Clock to a Close The first step is to open the clock face. Make an effort to wound the clock as near as possible to the moment when it stopped. Locate the Clock Key in the second step. Step Three: Insert the Clock Key into the Winding Hole on the right side of the clock. Step Four: Pay Attention to the Correct Sound Source. Check the clock one week after it has been wound up in Step 5.
What is an anniversary clock and how does it work?
The following is the definition of an anniversary clock: a clock with a slow torsion pendulum that can operate for up to 400 days on a single winding.
What is the best way to clean a 400-day clock?
Dennis, Over the years, I've discovered that just stripping the lacquer off most 400-day clocks produces excellent results. Over time, the lacquer becomes damaged, dusty, and rubbed off, resulting in a shabby appearance. Remove the lacquer from your case using lacquer thinner, dry it, wash it with a strong ammonia solution, dry it again, and then lacquer it.
What can I do to make my anniversary clock tick slower?
Loosening the adjustment nut will cause the clock to slow down (turn it toward your left). The bob will settle lower in the pendulum, increasing the effective length of the pendulum. The clock will be running at a slower rate. Tightening the nut will accelerate the clock (turn it toward your right).
What is the best way to slow down my cuckoo clock?
You may change the speed of your clock to make it run faster or slower. Make your clock run faster by unhooking it and sliding the pendulum carving up a little bit on the pendulum stick; make your clock run slower by pulling the carving down a little bit on the pendulum stick. Ensure that the pendulum is securely attached to the pendulum leader, which is located at the base of the clock.
What is the best way to start my kundo clock?
Instruction Sheet for the Kundo 400 Day Clock, circa. To be used with pendulum locking devices located at the bottom of the movement's movement's back end. In order to wind this clock, start by placing a key on the square and turning it counterclockwise, 1/2 turn at a time. It is important to release the key gently after each half-turn, rather than allowing it to snap back immediately.
What does a wedding anniversary clock seem to be like?
Anniversary clocks are small tabletop clocks that are enclosed in a glass or crystal casing, allowing you to observe the inner workings of the clock. A revolving pendulum with three or four brass balls that twirl like a wild merry-go-round under the clock face is characteristic of these timepieces, which are often constructed of brass. On the top of certain clocks, there is a brass handle.
What is the proper way to wind a clock?
In order to wind the clock, just insert the key, also known as the crank, into the winding point and spin the clockwise 16 revolutions. An internal mechanism will prohibit you from winding the clock any further once it has reached its maximum winding capacity.
What is causing my pendulum to stop swinging?
When a clock pendulum is moved, it is common for it to stop swinging because the clock case now leans at a slightly different angle than it did when it was in its previous location. Simply begin swinging your pendulum and pay close attention to the tick-tock sound it produces.

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Transcript: LB Blake Martinez
LB BLAKE MARTINEZ
Q: How is your knee feeling?
A: It feels good. Kind of working with the training staff every day, taking it a day at a time. It felt good today. Getting the rust off.
Q: Was there ever a doubt that you would be in this position or did you have concerns that maybe they would start you out on PUP?
A: I just kind of went through the offseason, the last ten months working on my knee every day and just listening to the training staff. I got the news yesterday that I was good to go and basically went out there and felt good today.
Q: What's the plan? We didn't see you, I don't think, at all in the live drills. Is that the plan moving forward? How long? What are your expectations in that regard?
A: I think for me it's just listening to the trainers. They will slowly ramp me up as we go. Being cautious with it, and then we will talk back and forth after each practice to see if I can add some stuff in as we keep moving through training camp.
Q: There is no doubt in your mind that you are going to be ready when the season comes, right?
A: For me, it's just – I have no doubt for myself. Again, taking it one day at a time and then obviously today, everyone asked me, 'Hey, are you pumped? You pumped? You pumped?' I'm like yeah, just got to take it as the first practice. I don't know, this was my first practice in 10 months now. It felt good, though.
Q: You're a guy who wants to know everything about the defense's plan, which you probably felt you did the last couple of years and now you got a new defense. Where are you with that and can is it going to be frustrating to not have all the answers to the test yet?
A: I think it's just another challenge. Going into my seventh year, I think this is my fifth defensive coordinator or something like that. I've gotten used to going through those procedures. I know how they kind of attack it and just taking it one day at a time, same thing as my knee.
Q: Wink's [Martindale] defense is a lot different than the last couple of years, what's good about it for you?
A: I think it's aggressive. He allows the players to be in positions that they can thrive at and just once again, he trusts his guys to go out there and he gives a lot of freedom to maneuver around and communicate as a defense.
Q: More freedom than you've had the past couple of years, would you say?
A: I feel like both are different in their own ways. Both gave freedom but just different concepts, different ways of doing it.
Q: Is there any question in your mind whether you can be the same Blake Martinez before the injury as coming back off it?
A: It's always one of those things that you think about, but throughout my training and everything, every aspect has been better than I was than when I wasn't hurt. That's been a very positive thing for me moving forward and just kept getting me more and more excited to get out there on the field.
Q: Did you notice wearing the Guardian helmets?
A: Only when I can see myself in glasses and stuff. Overall, you don't really notice it until someone makes fun of you.
Q: What did they tell you about it?
A: It's one of those things. It's scientifically proven that it helps reduce concussions by I think they said 20 percent if two people are wearing it and they hit each other. Anything that can protect your brain, especially for me, I want to prolong this thing as long as possible, so I'm down.
Q: It sounds like you don't like the way it looks?
A: Oh yeah, no. Everyone wants to be swagged out nowadays, and when you have this big airbag on top of your helmet, you're a little noticeable.
Q: What was the toughest part for you mentally going through that injury and not being able to be on the field?
A: I think it was just watching other people doing what you love to do and just wanting to be out there and help your team win. I think that was the toughest point. I tried to do little things whether it was just coach up guys on the sideline and do whatever I could in the meetings, but it's still not the same.
Q: I know today is just a small sample, but with the new regime and new coaching staff is there a good sense of the atmosphere and the mindset? Something that is different about this camp?
A: For us, it's just – I don't know it just feels, it's hard to compare the other years. It feels like everybody has such a high sense of urgency. Once we step on the field, no matter what we're doing; whether it's stretch lines, individuals, team periods – every single aspect it just makes you excited to see.
Q: Does it feel a little bit more like a training camp with some fans here?
A: Oh yeah. I tell guys all the time – I came from Green Bay to here and you're just used to that type of environment in both places. To be able to have that again was special.


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Cornelis Karel Elout (Utrecht, 7 augustus 1870 - Wassenaar, 4 december 1947) was een Nederlands journalist die een belangrijke rol heeft gespeeld voor de georganiseerde journalistiek en bekend is als oprichter van het Genootschap Onze Taal.

Leven
Elout is zoon van Cornelis Hendrik Elout en Marie Madelaine Rose. Hij groeide op in Domburg, waar zijn vader burgemeester was, en bezocht de HBS in het nabijgelegen Middelburg. Hij trouwde op 2 mei 1898 met Jacomina Wilhelmina Belia Voorbeijtel. Na haar overlijden, trouwde hij op 21 maart 1904 met Helena Maria Belia Voorbeijtel. Elout had twee zoons, van wie een uit zijn eerste huwelijk, en twee dochters.

Werk
Aanvankelijk koos Elout voor een militaire carrière om in 1891 als verslaggever in dienst te treden bij het Algemeen Handelsblad. In 1901 werd hij voor deze Amsterdamse krant correspondent in (politiek) Den Haag, waar hij in de loop der jaren veel gezag verwierf. In 1936 stopte hij als redacteur, maar bleef vanuit Den Haag nog wel over culturele onderwerpen schrijven.

Elout trok ook aandacht door tussen 1896 en 1898 een serie interviews met bekende persoonlijkheden te publiceren in Elsevier's Geïllustreerd Maandschrift, destijds nog een tamelijk onbekend genre, zeker in serievorm. Hij interviewde kamerlid en priester Herman Schaepman, oud-minister Samuel van Houten, generaal Karel van der Heijden, senator Abraham Carel Wertheim en hoofdredacteur van de Arnhemsche Courant Gerard Keller. De interviews zijn in 2013 met als titel De eerste interviews. De negentiende-eeuwse vraaggesprekken van een journalistiek pionier in boekvorm verschenen bij Elsevier Boeken, ingeleid door de historicus Coen Brummer.

Navolging kreeg hij bijvoorbeeld van de journaliste Mien van Itallie-van Embden (1870-1959) die vanaf 1922 eveneens interviews afnam van bekende persoonlijkheden die in 1924 en 1928 gebundeld werden in Sprekende portretten.

Gereorganiseerde journalistiek
Nog voor de eeuwwisseling werd Elout actief in de Nederlandsce Journalisten-Kring, die door zijn bemoeienis meer een vakbondsachtig karakter kreeg.

Politieke ambities
Bij de verkiezingen voor de Tweede Kamer van 1909 was Elout kandidaat voor de liberale partijen in het kiesdistrict Enschede; hij werd niet verkozen.

Bronnen
Coen Brummer, "Cornelis Karel Elout" in De eerste interviews, Elsevier Boeken, Amsterdam, 2013.

Nederlands journalist

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If you have celiac-disease, gluten-sensitivity or for some other reason you're not eating gluten—the protein found in wheat, rye and barley—you probably know to steer clear of big, obvious offenders like bread, pasta and baked goods.
But there are also foods that are sometimes made with gluten-containing ingredients that you wouldn't necessarily expect to contain gluten. Here's a list of surprising foods that are not gluten-free—a must-read if you have celiac-disease, are eating gluten-free or cooking for someone who is.
There are also ingredients that may contain—or be manufactured with—a gluten-containing grain or by-product. Here are some. You can find a more comprehensive list at www.celiac.com.
Fortunately, thanks to the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004, it is easier now to identify wheat-containing ingredients: if a food or an ingredient contains wheat or protein derived from wheat, the word "wheat" must appear clearly on the food label.
So read your food labels closely!


Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) Northern - To Performance Manage or Discipline?
Home > Training and Events > Training and events finder > To Performance Manage or Discipline?
As an employer, are you struggling with challenging situations in managing your people? This one-day course will give you the confidence to know whether performance management or a disciplinary process is the right option. Know the procedures and avoid the pitfalls.
When faced with employment relationship problems you need to ensure procedural fairness at all times. This introductory course teaches you what to do to comply with the law and minimise your risk of personal grievance claims. It will teach you how to identify whether a performance management or a disciplinary track is needed.
You'll learn how to set standards and monitor performance in a feedback loop. And you'll gain the knowledge to create a performance improvement plan, understand the importance of each element in a disciplinary process and how to act in 'good faith'.
Confidently apply your response and follow the rules of procedural fairness.


Director Paul Feig didn't have to look far to find the inspiration for Blake Lively's style in mom thriller A Simple Favor. He just had to look down.
In addition to Feig, the wardrobe was inspired by legendary Vogue photographer Helmut Newton, famous for sensual black-and-white shots that helped bring a sense of narrative to fashion photography. Not bad company to keep.
Lively's dark, twisted character Emily sets herself apart from the other moms through fashion. She wears three-piece suits and six-inch heels to pick her child up from school and walks through a playground in a full tuxedo.
Lively often styles herself instead of relying on a paid team. Her unique fashion sense makes her a total style queen. If she wants to dress like you, it's a huge compliment. Even if it's to play a sociopath.


From Turkish meze and Greek μεζές (mezés), both from Ottoman Turkish مزه (meze), from Persian مزه (maze, "taste, snack").
Small portions of starters typical of Turkish and Greek cuisine (equivalent to Spanish tapas or Hawaiian pu pu) often served as a light meal with pita.
Lia rigardo ekrondis en la malriĉa, mizera ĉambreto kaj fiksis sur la blondulino, sidanta en luksa balvesto meze de plej mizera meblaro plej sorĉe lumigita.
His regard started around the poor, miserable small room and fixed upon the blond woman sitting in luxurious party clothing in the middle of most miserable furniture most bewitchingly illuminated.
Imagu kion li devis eksenti vekiĝinte meze de tiu senvoĉa silento kaj ĉirkaŭspektadinte tiun malgajan mortintaron!
Think what it must have been to wake up in the midst of that voiceless hush and look out over that grim congregation of the dead!
Meze sur la kontraŭa pordo estas pli granda enir-pordo.
On the middle of the opposite door is a larger entrance door.
From Ottoman Turkish [script needed] (meze) (Turkish meze), from Persian مزه (maze, "taste, snack"). Akin to mezètluk.


Treats inflammation, certain types of arthritis, and many other medical problems. Belongs to a class of drugs called corticosteroids.
Do not use this medicine if you have ever had an allergic reaction to triamcinolone. You should not use triamcinolone if you have a fungal infection.
This medicine may be given into the buttocks, upper arm, thigh, or other large muscle. This is called an IM, or intramuscular (in-tra-MUSS-cue-lar) injection.
This medicine may be given into a joint such as a knee or shoulder. This is called an intraarticular (in-tra-are-TIC-you-lar) injection.
This medicine needs to be given on a regular schedule. If you miss a dose, call your doctor for instructions.
If you have your treatments at a clinic, the staff at the clinic will keep your medicine there.
If you have your treatments at home, you may need to store your medicine. Keep the medicine at room temperature, away from heat. Do not freeze.
Make sure your doctor knows if you are also taking insulin, diuretics (water pills), phenobarbital, phenytoin (Dilantinreg;), rifampin, Coumadinreg;, or estrogen.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, talk with your doctor before using this medicine.
Before using triamcinolone, let your doctor know if you have liver or thyroid problems, diabetes, cataracts, glaucoma, or herpes simplex that affects your eyes.
Avoid getting this medicine in your eyes, nose, mouth, or on your skin.
It may be easier for you to get an infection while you are receiving triamcinolone. Avoid crowded places or being near people who are sick.
If you are exposed to chickenpox or measles, tell your doctor right away.
Make sure any doctor or dentist who treats you knows that you are taking triamcinolone.


BLUE PALACE REAL ESTATE is delighted to offer this beautiful 1br+maid, Oceana/Baltic in Palm Jumeirah.
It has a big area of 1,600 sq ft with an excellent garden view.
Oceana, as its name suggests, is a beachfront resort community centrally located on The Palms Trunk. A dynamic residential and resort community, Oceana offers private beach access and panoramic views. It provides its residents with a desirable all-in-one way of living: luxury, convenience, privacy and peace of mind. For those who just want to escape from it all, Oceana is an ideal retreat with an impressive array of amenities and services at hand; for those who want to be among the excitement. Oceana is also within easy distance of outstanding shopping, dining and entertainment facilities elsewhere on the Palm or beyond Dubai.
Blue Palace Real Estate is a Dubai-based company operating in all seven Emirates. Blue Palace Real Estate has more than ten years experience in the property brokerage in UAE, Jordan, Egypt, UK and few but not to forget. BP Real Estate promises its clients and investors to deliver high-quality service by offering them the chances to sell a Property; Freehold; Leasing hotels, lands & towers. In addition, BP Real Estate can assist you by providing investment consultations and Property Evaluation.


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Taser Tag
September 19th, 2007at 10:22pm Posted by Eli
Betcha can't zap just one…
A Clay County woman's family said it's seeking justice after their loved one died shortly after being shocked 10 times with Taser guns during a confrontation with police.
The family of 56-year-old Emily Delafield said it would take the Green Cove Springs Police Department to court, according to a WJXT-TV report.
Officers said they arrived to find Delafield in a wheelchair, armed with two knives and a hammer. Police said the woman was swinging the weapons at family members and police.
Within an hour of her call to 911, Delafield, a wheelchair-bound woman documented to have mental illness, was dead.
Family attorney Rick Alexander said Delafield's death could have been prevented and that there are four things that jump out at him about the case.
"One, she's in a wheelchair. Two, she's schizophrenic. Three, they're using a Taser on a person that's in a wheelchair, and then four is that they tasered her 10 times for a period of like two minutes," Alexander said.
According to a police report, one of the officers used her Taser gun nine times for a total of 160 seconds and the other officer discharged his Taser gun once for a total of no more than five seconds.
A medical examiner found Delafield died from hypertensive heart disease and cited the Taser gun shock as a contributing factor, the report said. On her death certificate, the medical examiner ruled Delafield's death a homicide.
Look, just because tasers aren't handguns doesn't mean you can just zap people with them as many times as you feel like when they're not cooperating to your satisfaction. I would also note that zapping someone with a whole bunch of electricity does not actually make them docile. It makes them scream and try to get away, and possibly convulse. I would guess that 99% of the time, a single taser zap is sufficient (and probably not necessary) to get one's point across, and I would further venture to say that percentage is even higher when the taseree is a middle-aged woman in a wheelchair.
But hey, I guess everyone's taser-happy these days. Even the Forest Service wants to get into the act.
(h/t Mike Stark)
Entry Filed under: Torture,Wankers


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I have been having a lot of breakfast cravings recently – and don't worry, this is not a pregnancy hint. No, I think what it is is finding myself awake in the mornings on weekends earlier than I would previously have chosen (thank you, Baby Girl), and in the mornings I want breakfast, and that usually means something carb-a-licious. So maybe that means I make pancakes. Or get creative with some kind of sweet bread. But this time around, it meant I wanted biscuits. Sweet cream, buttery, flaky, biscuits. So off I went to google.
And as I've said before, just googling a random recipe is a shot in the dark. It's so important to read the comments on random blog recipes to see if it's any good because how else will you know if it's just something that was made to someone else's taste? And fortunately the recipe that I chose was one that got good reviews. People saying things like, "So easy!" "Perfect!" "A keeper!", so when I see that, it's good news.
So yes. It's a good recipe, and it's not just me saying it. My only issue is that when I made mine, I left them in the oven for the recommended time, but then the middles were still a little raw. Flaky, but essentially still dough. If you've ever watched the Great British Bake-Off, imagine Paul Hollywood smushing his finger into the middle of my biscuit and me crying a little. So the pictures I have here are from the time the recipe recommends. But if you want to make sure you have tender but still crispy flaky layers, you'll want to add at least another 5-10 minutes. And this will involve watching your biscuits to make sure they're even more golden all the way through than the original recipe recommends.
But other than that? They're so easy. They're chock-full-of-butter. They're perfect with more butter, with jam, jelly, maple syrup. If you made them before lunch time they'd be great with a little ham and cheese as a sort of slider. You could have them with sausage, or with gravy (I think? I don't like gravy, so I'm not familiar with how people eat it). And the good news is that since she's the one who woke me up early enough to want a carb-y breakfast, I let B try a little biscuit, and I'm happy to say they're baby approved. As in, she voluntarily picked up a little bit and put it in her mouth and ate it. Can you tell we're in the middle of teaching feeding? It's all very exciting. Anyways – these biscuits: MAKE THEM.
For best results, chill your butter in the freezer for 10-20 minutes before beginning this recipe. Very cold butter is required for light, flaky, buttery biscuits. Preheat oven to 425F and line a cookie sheet with nonstick parchment paper. Set aside.
Remove your butter from the refrigerator and either cut it into your flour mixture using a pastry cutter or (preferred) use a box grater to shred the butter into small pieces and then add to the flour mixture and stir until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
Once the dough is cohesive, fold in half over itself and use your hands to gently flatten layers together. Rotate the dough 90 degrees and fold in half again, repeating this step 5-6 times but taking care to not overwork the dough. Then, use your hands (do not use a rolling pin) to flatten the dough to 1″ thick and lightly dust a 2 3/4″ round biscuit cutter with flour.
Making close cuts, press the biscuit cutter (or a drinking glass) straight down into the dough and drop the biscuit onto your prepared baking sheet. Repeat until you have gotten as many biscuits as possible and place less than 1/2″ apart on baking sheet. Once you have gotten as many biscuits as possible out of the dough, gently re-work the dough to get out another biscuit or two until you have at least 6 biscuits (or 12 if using a smaller cutting device).
Bake on 425F for 15-20 minutes or until tops are light golden brown. If desired, brush with melted salted butter immediately after removing from oven. Serve warm and enjoy.


I've run my Wilwood front brake BBK for 2 years and 25k miles with a handful of track days on 'em. Before that, they were on a car that was tracked very regularly and only God knows the abuse they suffered there (you know who you are, Graham! ).
Note: I'm not a professional mechanic, nor do I play one on TV. I'm definitely not a safety expert. Please use your own common sense and consult a professional if needed. I'm still alive and kicking with all of my fingers and toes intact after doing this work and I sincerely hope that you will be too!
This was a pretty extensive rebuild this time where I replaced almost all of the hardware possible to replace. A lighter rebuild (and must less expensive) could be done by cleaning / polishing as below and just replacing the Main Seals and cross-over seals, re-using the pistons, bleed valves, etc. I bought this caliper set used and they had a hard life before coming to me, so I thought it was time for a complete refurb.
NOTE: Todd from TCE mentioned in the discussion thread that splitting the caliper (which I did, below) is not a good idea as the 4 bolts that hold the calipers together have thread locking compound on them that can dammage the threads in the aluminum caliper when the bolts are removed. I've had these bolts out before, so any dammage was already done on mine, but you may want to not split them and to wiggle the calipers out from the side. This may make polishing more difficult as well, but if I didn't split the calipers, I probably would have scrubbed 'em down and used some 2000 grit sandpaper (wet) if I felt further polishing was necessary.
I put the front of the car up on jack stands and pulled the front wheels. I removed the brake pads and removed the 2 bolts that holds each caliper in place.
I the cut some paint stir sticks down to the size of the brake pads and pumped the brake pedal to extend the pistons.
I then shimmied the calipers off of the mount and disconnected the brake fluid line. Todd at TCE sells a cap kit that is well worth the money. No dripping brake fluid!
Next I stripped the hardware down... remove the bleed valves and the 4 long bolts that hold the two halves of the caliper together.
Once you remove the 4 long bolts, each caliper will split in half. There is a compression gasket (an o-ring) that goes on the cross-over channel that leads from one half to the other. You can see it on the lower half of the pic below. Peel it out and throw it away... you need a new one for each caliper.
Now comes some dirty work. It is time to don the eye protection... the fluid is gonna fly. Take a pair of pliers and pull out the pistons. If you are going to reuse them, don't grip them directly with the pliers... pad with a cloth so you don't scratch them. I'm putting in new, stainless pistons, so I just yanked 'em. Remove the square-cut piston seals and discard 'em.
Now I put a ton of Dawn dishwashing soap into a bucket and filled it with hot water. I got a couple of Scotch-brite pads and scrubbed the calipers inside and out, paying close attention to the holes that the pistons sit into. If you are reusing the pistons, scrub 'em until they are bright and clean. I then got out the dremel and a 1' felt wheel and polishing compound to give a bit of extra love to the holes that the pistons sit into. I'd polish up the pistons as well. As you can see in the pics, the pistons were pretty cruddy. Everything got washed again after the polishing and rinsed in super hot water so that, after a towel off, the residual heat helped get everything nice and dry.
I taped up the piston holes and masked off the surfaces where the two halves of the calipers join together. I also reinserted the old bleeder valves so paint wouldn't go in those holes and masked off the elbow on the back hald of the caliper. Everything got a nice coat of flat black BBQ grill spray paint. It's a nice stealth look, it's cheap and it is very easy to touch up... I find it much easier than most at-home caliper paint kits and it is VERY durable... they look great, even after a weekend at the track. I'm surprised I don't see it done more frequently.
I stripped off all of the tape and got ready for assembly. Step one was to get a paper plate out with a nice puddle of Wilwood assembly lube on it. All of the new square seals were coated with lube and slipped into their new slots.
The new pistons got a coat of lube on the leading edge and they were twisted/fitted and pressed by hand fully into the calipers.
I removed the old bleeder valves and put in the new ones. You have to pull the black stems out of the bleeder valves (on the front face of the caliper, at least) for clearance on the next step, reattaching the caliper halves and tightening the 4 bolts that hold the halves together. Reinsert the stems and make sure that everything is tight. Reattach the brake line and mount the caliper back on the hub. Now is a good time to make sure that everything is tight. Slip on the new pad centering clips, re-install the brake pads and slide in the pad retainer.
It will take a bit of time to bleed the new pistons as they have air trapped in them, but bleed them twice, both front and back sides of the calipers, from the top bleed valves.
Clean everything well, dry everything thoroughly and climb in the car. Start the car and pump the brake pedal several times to make sure everything is firm. Press and hold the brake pedal for a minute to keep pressure on the system, then shut off the car and make sure that you don't have any leaks.
Once everything is safe and sound, put the wheels back on and lower the car. Torque your wheel bolts and go for a test drive, testing your brakes on a level sueface before you go down any steep inclines.
total time: 3.5 hours of disassembly, scrubbing, polishing and painting + overnight dry time + 2.5 hours of reassembly, test driving, pick-up and clean-up.
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2018-19 NOMINATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED!
The Educational Foundation is pleased to recognize district employees, volunteers, and community members who show tireless dedication and commitment to supporting the children and families of the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District.
We welcome nominations from staff and the community. Recipients are recognized at board meetings with an announcement, presentation of a plaque, and a rose.
If you know someone who deserves a ROSE award, please fill out an application here: ROSE Application.
WHAT ARE THE ROSE AWARDS?
Mrs. Malloian may never realize what a difference she has made for thousands of children in the Sweetwater Springs Elementary community.
Dawn has been an unwavering supporter of staff and students at Sweetwater Springs Elementary.
Mr. Ross has been a volunteer in our district since 2006. He has shown outstanding service thought that time. He has designed and implemented a music appreciate program which has greatly benefited all of our students. Nominated by Steve Conklin and Melissa Medina.
Mr. Barreras is the lead custodian at Rolando Elementary. He goes above and beyond all the time for the benefit of our campus.
Mrs. Ley is the Lead Child Nutrition at Murdock. She treats every child with respect and dignity. If a child is hungry she makes sure they get food. If we are struggling with a child's behavior she will help figure out what the student needs to eat to help with lower sugar or high protein. She is consistently calm and always has a smile on her face.
Mr.Tolliver is a Vietnam War Veteran and former ranch business owner who uses his past experience to help students at Kempton Literacy Academy.
Dave and Andea are both long time volunteers at Murray Manor Elementary.
Mr. John is a young adult with learning disabilities who volunteers at Northmont 3 days a week.
Mrs. Slocum is recognized for her dedication to the students, stuff and parents of LMAAC. We are grateful for the contributions made by the following exceptional individuals.


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I just wanted to let you know that you totally inspired me. I am currently in the process of enrolling in the Make-Up course at Empire Beauty School. I am glad to see a make-up artist doing so much!
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"The Rapid Decline Of The Natural World Is A Crisis Even Bigger Than Climate Change"? Actually, it's all tied together.
The fact of the matter is, unbridled capitalism in the form of greedy corporatism and socialism with Chinese characteristics (state capitalism) along with the human population explosion is resurrecting Malthus to a degree. Malthus didn't anticipate technology's ability to delay the whole natural reaction. He didn't anticipate that societies would taper their population growth as wealth increased. Of course, I'm not saying humanity can't turn the corner on our current path of planet-wide destruction; however, it's clear that Malthus was partially correct.
The question now is whether technological advancements can outrace the destruction wrought by earlier forms of technology.
I say it can provided we direct the technological advancements to replace the earlier, polluting forms. The advancements will mean living in harmony. The advancements will mean doing away with greed. Anything short of that will fail.
We need to go on a war footing against pollution and greed. If we take too much time, we'll fail. The longer we wait, the more we'll have to crunch even larger changes into smaller time frames.
It's interesting that Malthus said we need to correct our behavior. We do.


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Apart from the legal implications failure to obtain Warrants or Completion Certificates can have serious practical consequences.
Where work requires to be disturbed for inspection or rectified it can result in considerable expense and may cause a sale to be delayed.