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Main Products: ceramic tableware,ceramic houseware,ceramic wine bottle,ceramic mug,ceramic bank
Location: Fujian, China (Mainland)
Year Established: 1984
Year start exporting: 2013
Number Of Employees: 11 - 50 People
Total Annual Sales Volume: Below US$1 Million
Main Markets: South Asia, Western Europe, Eastern Asia, Mid East, Oceania
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Fujian Dehua No.5 Ceramic Factory is a well-established ceramic manufacturer and exporter, Our factory has been authorized as high-technology enterprise by the governments.

We produce a wide range of ceramic housewares, holiday and seasonal giftware and promotional items with creative ideas.

"Prosperity comes with fairness and sincerity". We work hard making us as a sign of modesty, reputation and best service to every customer.

1. Research and development: Market analysis and forecast; Communication with clients on new products; Fastest development and high efficiency.

We develop new items monthly to be recommended to our customers according to different markets, and we also can make counter samples according to new designs or drawings from customers.

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Delivery time, quality standard and terms of payment can be negotiated with our customers according to designated business. Being hundred percent satisfied by our customer in quality and service is our goal.

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Our company accepts the operation of OEM & ODM. Counter samples are provided around 7-10 days after receipt of customers' instruction.

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We will take care of every process of shipping, customs clearance, insurance, documentation and QC.
Kindly let us have a try and chance to see if there would be some business opportunities. All our staff have contributed to serve you best with endless energy and strong enthusiasm and we are confident of being proved to your satisfaction.

We sincerely welcome your inquiry which will be replied fruitfully and hope to work with you for great success in near future.

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(Denver. Colorado—May 8, 2013) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has selected the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation as the recipient of $400,000 in Brownfields assessment grants. Today’s announcement is part of $62 million in EPA Brownfields funds awarded to 240 grant recipients across the nation to assess, clean up and redevelop contaminated properties.

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I know some of you on Slashdot think that Scott Thompson didn't do anything wrong by claiming he had a computer science degree on his CV when he doesn't, but don't you think it's kind of weird that the guy who lied gets to keep his job as CEO, yet this director is being made a scapegoat? It just sends out the message that it's cool to pretend to have qualifications that you don't have.

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The Russian Federation Air Force will be coming to Nellis AFB, Nevada, to participate in the US Air Force's Red Flag (13-1) exercise. How the world has changed... This would have been absolutely unthinkable even a few years ago. It's actually kinda bizarre now... But at the same time, kinda awesome. ... the chance to test modernized Russian aircraft such as the SU -27 SM, SU-30M2, MIG -29SM and other strike aircraft — despite simulations, they are still against real western aircraft and pilots — is too attractive to be miss out on.

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An infinite series of bifurcations: this is how we can tell the story of our life, of our loves, but also the history of revolts, defeats and restorations of order. At any given moment different paths open up in front of us, and we are continually presented with the alternative of going here or going there. Then we decide, we cut out from a set of infinite possibilities and choose a single path. But do we really choose? Is it really a question of a choice, when we go here rather than there? Is it really a choice, when masses go to shopping centers, when revolutions are transformed into massacres, when nations enter into war? It is not we who decide but the concatenations: machines for the liberation of desires and mechanisms of control over the imaginary. The fundamental bifurcation is always this one: between machines for liberating desire and mechanisms of control over the imaginary. In our time of digital mutation, technical automatisms are taking control of the social psyche.

Franco Berardi Bifo is a contemporary writer, media-theorist and media-activist. He founded the magazine A/traverso (1975-1981) and was part of the staff of Radio Alice, the first free pirate radio station in Italy (1976-1978). Like others Involved in the political movement of Autonomia in Italy during the 1970's, he fled to Paris, where he worked with Felix Guattari in the field of schizoanalysis. During the 1980's he contributed to the magazines Semiotexte (New York), Chimerees (Paris), Metropoli (Rome) and Musica 80 (Milan). In the 1990's he published Mutazione e Ciberpunk (Genoa, 1993), Cibernauti (Rome, 1994), and Felix (Rome, 2001).  He is the co-founder of the e-zine rekombinant.org and the telestreet phenomenon. He is currently teaching social history of communication at the Accademia di belle Arti in Milan as well as collaborating on the online platform Through europe (http://th-rough.eu) .

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(August 24, 2009) — The Obama White House-full of supposedly smart political advisors led by the President of the "Change You Can Believe In" campaign movement of 2008-is in disarray. Worse, multiple, confusing varieties of disarray provoking public confusion, internal Democratic Party strife, and the slow withdrawal of belief in Mr. Obama by his strongest supporters around the country.
Two of his most steadfast supporters in the media-columnists Paul Krugman and Bob Herbert of the New York Times-are wondering about Mr. Obama’s plans. Krugman repeated his fellow Sunday Times essayist Frank Rich’s observation who wrote about Obama "punking" his supporters with his waffling, reversals and frequent astonishing adoption of Bush’s worst corporatist and military policies.
While Bob Herbert, taking to task his political hero for waffling and vagueness regarding health care, issued this reluctant appraisal:
"I hear almost daily from men and women who voted enthusiastically for Mr. Obama but are feeling disappointed. They feel that the banks made out like bandits in the bailouts, and that the health care initiative could become a boondoggle. Their biggest worry is that Mr. Obama is soft, that he is unwilling or incapable of fighting hard enough to counter the forces responsible for the sorry state the country is in."
There has rarely been a more auspicious time for a transforming Presidential leadership. Disgraced corporate capitalism has shattered the economy. The living conditions of millions of workers and pensioners whose taxes were taken to bail out these Wall Street crooks and gamblers are dismal.
Rather than expressing remorse, the arrogant corporate lobbyists are working over Congress with ferocious demands, fueled by cash-register politics and paid Astroturf rallies back in the Congressional Districts.
The giant corporations and their trade lobbies want no real health insurance reform that will reduce their monopolies and profiteering. They want no renewable and energy efficient standards interfering with their massive waste, pollution and inefficiency. They want no reductions in the bloated military budget surrounded by the waste, fraud and abuse of what President Eisenhower called the "military-industrial complex" in his farewell warning to the American people.
The corporate supremacists want no changes in the deliberately complex and obscure tax laws favoring the corporate evaders and avoiders and the tax havens for the super-wealthy.
In short, the global corporations want Washington, D.C. to continue being their massive deregulator and cash cow perpetuating the abandoning of American workers, the pillaging of the American taxpayer and the defrauding of the American consumer.
Forget about corporate law and order to restrain the corporate crime wave. The harmony, bipartisan President Obama and his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, have outsmarted themselves. What worked to defeat Hillary Clinton last year has succeeded in splitting the Congressional Democrats into progressives, corporate liberals and Blue Dog Conservatives Republicans can scarcely believe their luck and are busy exploiting these schisms.
Rep. Steny Hoyer, the number two House Democrat, undermines his Speaker, Nancy Pelosi’s "public option" plan for health insurance. Senator Max Baucus-a closet Republican masquerading as the Democratic Chair of the Senate Finance Committee, is working hand-in-glove with right-wing Republicans and the White House to craft a weak "bi-partisan" bill that keeps getting weaker as the corporatist Republicans sniff increasing weakness in the White House.
Meanwhile, in the House of Representatives, the more progressive legislators are accusing their former colleague, Committee Chair, Henry Waxman of selling out to the defiant Blue Dog Democrats on his Committee. While Mr. Waxman himself has to be worried that even his compromised "public option" (which Democrats should be calling "public choice") will be derailed by the bill that the Baucus/Grassley/Obama axis will soon reveal in the Senate.
The Obama voters do not know what they are supposed to support. Obama never did identify with a clear health insurance proposal-not to mention the single payer approach (full Medicare for all) he says he would favor if he was "starting from scratch." There has been nothing upstanding for his supporters around the country to rally around.
It is sad to say that all this could have been predicted by Obama’s political record as an Illinois and U.S. Senator. He rarely has taken a stand and fought against his adversaries. Even after he cuts a deal with them, they continue to undermine his agenda.
Once again, Bob Herbert senses the disturbing trend: "More and more the president is being seen by his own supporters as someone who would like to please everybody, who is naïve about the prospects for bipartisanship, who believes that his strongest supporters will stay with him because they have nowhere else to go, and who will retreat whenever the Republicans and the corporate crowd come after him."
Mr. Herbert can speak from authority. He has written many columns over the past 18 months reflecting that "nowhere else to go" attitude. If he is going off the bandwagon, more will follow. Mr. Obama better wake up and pay attention to his base before they either have somewhere else to go or simply stay home. It happened to Clinton in 1994.

Ralph Nader is a consumer advocate, lawyer, and author. His most recent book is The Seventeen Traditions.

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New Delhi: President Pratibha Patil on Friday left on a visit to Switzerland and Austria during which she will hold bilateral talks with the leadership there on the
issue of black money stashed away by Indians in Swiss banks and other key matters.

Patil would be in Switzerland till October 4 and then will travel to Austria for a state visit from October 4 to 7.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Speaker Meira Kumar and External Affairs Minister SM Krishna were among a host of dignitaries who met her before her departure.

The President will be accompanied by a 45-member business delegation led by former FICCI president and chairman of Modi Enterprises KK Modi, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Rajiv Shukla, Members of Parliament Vijay Jawaharlal
Darda, Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav, and Chinta Mohan.

Patil would also be visiting the prestigious European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN). The facility is one of the most important areas of research in particle physics.

During the trip, some agreements are also likely to be signed.

In Switzerland, the President will pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi on October 2 at his statue in Geneva.

While in Berne, the President will hold official talks with the President of the Swiss Confederation Micheline Calmy-Rey, and other members of the Federal Council.

The President will also unveil a bust of Rabindranath Tagore at the University of Lausanne on October 4.

An MoU is expected to be signed between the University and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations on setting up of Chair on Indian Studies.

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Glasgow: England women`s hockey team secured their place in the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games with a hard-fought 2-1 win over hosts Scotland on Wednesday.

A last four encounter with either India or South Africa now awaits England on Friday for a place in the gold medal match.

With both teams having already beaten Malaysia and Wales and lost to gold medal favouries Australia, second place in Group B was on the line.

Alexa Danson and Susannah Townsend had given England the perfect start as they marched into a 2-0 lead after 27 minutes.

However, Scotland rallied before half-time when Nikki Kidd slammed home a penalty corner and the home side could have provided a sensational comeback in the second-half had it not been for England keeper Maddie Hinch as she made a string of fine saves.

Despite their best efforts, though, Scotland couldn`t find an equaliser and will have to settle for a place in the fifth-place playoff on Friday.

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The matter of the Black Banners and Benghazi

Wednesday, November 9th, 2011

[ by Charles Cameron — flag of AQ in Iraq, Benghazi, implications for Arab Spring, for AQ, millennarian / Mahdist implications, cautions ]

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The question of whether a certain flag flying in Benghazi and elsewhere is in fact an (or teh) Al-Qaida flag has now reached Andrew Sullivan.

Sullivan quotes Will McCants of Jihadica at some length, and also links to the relevant pieces by Aaron Zelin of Jihadology and Adam Serwer, now of Mother Jones. McCants and Zelin are very much the right people to be reading on this topic, and while Serwer’s remit is wider, he’s a bright lad too.

Here’s Sullivan’s money quote from McCants:

[The flag’s] appearance in Benghazi certainly raises questions… Nevertheless, the appearance of the flag in other Arab countries is not necessarily evidence of growing support for al Qaeda or terrorist group’s presence. It could just as easily be youth taking advantage of their newfound freedom to scare their elders, or repressed Salafis using the most shocking symbol possible to voice their anger in public. There is also an element of “Wish You Were Here” photography to many of the photos of the ISI’s flag being unfurled around the Arab world and posted in jihadi forums. This is not to say that the appearance of the flags, particularly in protests, should be ignored. But more corroborating evidence is needed before hitting the panic button.

I want to take this a step further.

As McCants very briefly and understatedly indicates in his piece, black flags or banners are associated in Islam not only with the Prophet, but with the Figure at the Far End of Time, the one that’s awaited, the Mahdi. So there are really two questions raised by the presence of these flags:

Are they at some level indicative of Al Qaida?

That’s the question that people seem to be asking, and answering with either an incautious, unqualified “yes yes” or a more cautious and informed “maybe, but let’s not jump to hasty conclusions, there are many shades of influence between vague sympathy and radical participation”.

The “more corroborating evidence” that McCants feels is needed “before hitting the panic button” might include some unobtrusive interviews with the folks waving (or hoisting) those banners, or cheering them on, to see what a bunch of them have to say for themselves… But to me, that’s the less interesting of the two questions.

More interesting, because it deals with the undertow not the height of the tide, how flammable the kindling is, rather than whether it has already been ignited, its potential, not just its currently kinetic energy… is this one:

Are these flags at some level indicative of Mahdist expectation?

Black banners are associated in ahadith with the “end times” expectation that a triumphant army will sweep from Khorasan to Jerusalem.

I have covered this ground repeatedly on ZP, because I believe it is underplayed in most western narratives on the topic of jihad, and most recently I’ve pointed to its significance in Ali Soufan‘s recent book, The Black Banners.  Fwiw, the black flags are also mentioned, and a version of the Khorasan hadith cited, in Syed Saleem Shahzad‘s book, Inside Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, pp 200-01, though there the emphasis is on the ghazwa-e-hind, a topic I’ll be returning to…

Here’s one version of the hadith:

Messenger of Allah said: “If you see the Black Banners coming from Khurasan go to them immediately, even if you must crawl over ice, because indeed amongst them is the Caliph, Al Mahdi.” [Narrated on authority of Ibn Majah, Al-Hakim, Ahmad]

Here’s Ali Soufan’s comment on what he learned as an Arabic speaking FBI interrogator of such AQ figures as KSM and Abu Jandal:

I was to hear that reputed hadith from many al-Qaeda members I interrogated. It was one of al-Qaeda’s favorites. […] It is an indication of how imperfectly we know our enemy that to most people in the West, and even among supposed al-Qaeda experts, the image of the black banners means little…

So – along side the question of what the specific flag in question (with the Shahada and Prophet’s seal) means in terms of support for AQ within parts of the Arab Spring — there’s another question to be quietly and unobtrusively investigated – overlapping to some extent with the AQ question, but separate, distinct, less “obvious” to western minds, and in some ways more significant.

What does the presence of this particular black banner, or any black banner more generally, tell us about the state of apocalyptic expectation?

Use with caution:

Just as the presence of black flags may indicate any number of different shades of interest in or sympathy with AQ, so that presence may indicate any number of different shades of interest in or sympathy with Mahdist expectations.

Here again, “more corroborating evidence” is needed “before hitting the panic button” – and here again, that would presumably require some unobtrusive interviews with the folks waving (or hoisting) those banners, or cheering them on, to see what a bunch of them actually have to say for themselves… about the Mahdi, about the end times and “final war” — and most of all, specifically about the hadith regarding black banners, and the victorious army from Khorasan.

Let me just quote from the opening paragraph of Timothy Furnish‘s book Holiest Wars: Islamic Mahdis, Their Jihads, and Osama bin Laden, and from the closing paragraph of Richard Landes‘ monumental, magisterial overview, Heaven on Earth: the Varieties of the Millennial Experience.

Muslim messianic movements are to fundamentalist uprisings what nuclear weapons are to conventional ones: triggered by the same detonating agents, but far more powerful in scope and effect.

I respectfully submit that we will do better in the face of this immense challenge if we understand the varieties and dynamics of the most protean belief in human history: millennialism.

And let me add one further caution:

This one is about the analysis of those unobstrusive — and I do mean, unobtrusive! — interviews, and also about quotes like the ones I’ve just given from Furnish and Landes.

The excitable (Richard Landes calls them “roosters”) will tend to overstate the current of apocalyptic enthusiasm, because it’s exciting — because they will in fact by the very nature of apocalyptic expectation be what Landes terms “semiotically aroused”.  The cautious (Landes calls them “owls”) on the other hand, will understate the current, because it seems jejeune or hysterical (compare, in the west, the way we mock the old guy with tattered coat and “end is nigh” banner).

So our analysis (and our reading of any materials concerning apocalyptic expectation, including my own posts here on ZP) needs to be alert, but not excited.  Neither overstating, nor overlooking, a matter of considerable significance.

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Frozen Reese’s Peanut Butter Pie

Frozen Reese’s Peanut Butter Pie

You’ll need those Homemade Oreos for this tasty treat!

Makes one 9 inch pie or three 4 inch mini pies. Preparation: Lightly butter springform pan if it is not non-stick. If you do not have a springform pan line a cake pan with a piece of lightly buttered foil leaving a one inch over hang around the edges for easy pie removal or alternately use a traditional pie pan.

  • 24 homemade Oreo cookies, crushed
  • 4 tablespoon unsalted vegan butter, melted (Earth Balance)
  • 2 ½ cups Cool Whip or Rice Whipped Cream
  • ¾ cup creamy peanut butter
  • ½ cup confectioner sugar
  • ½ cup crushed Reeses Peanut Butter Cups

Oreo Crust:

  1. Place Oreos in a food processor or blender and pulse until cookies are finely crumbed. Alternatively, place Oreos in a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin.  Mix in the melted butter and then firmly press crumbs into pan to create a crust. Bake crust at 350 degrees F for 7-10 minutes.

Reese Peanut Butter Pie Filling:

  1. Place peanut butter and confectioner sugar in a pan over low heat and stir until combined and peanut butter is melted. Set aside for five minutes to cool. Gently fold in peanut butter mixture into Cool Whip until combined. Gently fold in crushed Reese’s pieces into peanut butter Cool Whip mixture.
  2. Pour mixture into Oreo crust and freeze for 3 hours. Garnish with caramel and chocolate drizzle (for added decadence rim with chopped Reese’s pieces).

Homemade “Oreos”

Granted I am NOT a huge Oreo fan. I’m definitely a cookie girl but not Oreos. BUT, I recently saw a recipe I wanted to try that called for Oreo cookies. Well, since I cannot pick up a package of Oreos and I am picky about my gluten free cookies, I decided to make my own. Here we go.

For the cookies:

  • 80 grams sweet rice flour (3/4 cup=70 grams + 1/8 cup=10 grams)
  • 60 grams white rice flour (5/8 cup=60 grams)
  • 35 grams teff flour (1/3 cup=25 grams + 1/8 cup=10 grams)
  • 1/2 teaspoon xanthan gum
  • 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (we used Dagoba organic)
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1 stick plus 2 tablespoons room-temperature, unsalted vegan butter (Earth Balance)
  • 1 large egg

For the creamy filling:

  • 1/2 stick room-temperature, unsalted vegan butter (Earth Balance)
  • 4 tablespoons vegetable vegan shortening (Earth Balance)
  • 2 cups sifted confectioners’ sugar
  • 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

Preparing to bake. Preheat the oven to 375°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a Silpat.

Making the cookie dough. Put the sweet rice flour, white rice flour, and teff flour in the bowl of a stand mixer. Using a whisk, stir the flours together to combine and aerate them. Add the xanthan gum, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and sugar. Turn the mixer on and let everything combine in motion. While the mixer is running on low speed, add large pieces of the butter until they are all incorporated. Add the egg and mix well. (At this point, you might think the dough will be too dry. Trust. Keep mixing. It will come together.)

Baking the cookies
. Scoop a rounded teaspoon of batter (literally. scoop just more than a teaspoon’s worth) and form a ball. Gently, flatten the dough in the palm of your hand. After you have flattened, smooth the edges of the cookie dough disk to make it evenly rounded. Place the dough disks onto the prepared baking sheet, about 2 inches apart. (These will not spread, but you do not want them to touch each other.)

Bake on the middle rack of the oven for 5 minutes, then turn the baking sheet 180ºF. Bake until the cookies are crisp on the edges with just a touch of softness in the center, about 5 more minutes. Take the cookies out of the oven. After a few moments, transfer the cookies to a cooling rack. Allow them to cool completely.

Repeat with the rest of the dough.

Making the creamy filling. Put the butter and vegetable shortening into the bowl of the stand mixer. (Clean the cookie dough out first!) Whip them up together, then add the sugar and vanilla extract. Beat the filling on high until it is fluffy frosting, about 5 minutes. (Be sure to turn off the stand mixer and scrape down the sides occasionally.)

Assembling the cookies. If you have a pastry bag with a 1/2-inch round tip, you can pipe tiny dots of filling onto a cookie. We couldn’t find ours, so we used a teaspoon measure and our fingers to spread the blob of creamy filling toward the edges but not entirely there. Gently, press the second cookie down onto the filling and watch the filling reach the edges.

Continue until all the cookies are little chocolate sandwiches with a creamy filling. Homemade Oreos. There you go!

Now, wanna know what that recipe was that called for some Oreo cookies? Frozen Reese’s Peanut Butter Pie!!! YAY! Up next on TwentyOne No Gluten! :)

When you think of France, you think croissants right? Here is something interesting. Alan Davidson, editor of the Oxford Companion to Food, found no printed recipe for the present-day croissant in any French recipe book before the early 20th century; the earliest French reference to a croissant he found was among the “fantasy or luxury breads” in Payen’s Des substances alimentaires, 1853. However, early recipes for the croissant (without butter, and so not puff pastry-based) can be found in the nineteenth century and at least one reference to croissants as an established French bread appeared as early as 1850. Wherever they came from, croissants are DELICIOUS and you can enjoy your own without stepping foot on a plane.

Gluten Free Croissants

Who needs Pilsbury when you have these!

  • 2 1/4 cups all-purpose gluten-free flour (Better Batter is a great flour. I need to order some ASAP)
  • 1 1/2 teaspoons xanthan gum (omit if using Better Batter)
  • 2 1/4 teaspoons instant (rapid-rise or breadmaker) yeast
  • 6 tablespoons sugar
  • 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
  • 2 sticks (16 tablespoons) unsalted vegan butter, divided (4 tablespoons at room temperature, the rest chilled)
  • 3/4 cup almond milk, warmed to about 100ºF
  • 2 extra-large eggs plus 1 egg yolk, divided
  1. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine the flour, xanthan gum, yeast, 6 tablespoons sugar, salt and 4 tablespoons butter (divided into tablespoons). Beat on low for about 1 minute, until the butter is incorporated into the dry ingredients. Add the ¾ cup warm milk, the whole egg and 1 yolk, and mix until the dough just begins to come together. Place a large piece of plastic wrap on a flat surface, and dump the dough out onto the plastic wrap. Press the dough together, and cover tightly with the plastic wrap. Place in the freezer until firm, about 30 minutes.
  2. Once the dough has chilled, roll it out between two pieces of parchment paper into a rectangle that is about 10-by-15 inches, and about ¼ inch thick, no thinner (see photos). Dust with additional flour as necessary to prevent the dough from sticking to the parchment paper. Take the remaining 12 tablespoons (chilled) butter and divide into individual tablespoons, and then space evenly over ⅔ of the dough, leaving one short side bare (see photos). With the bare short side facing you, fold it over the middle third of the butter (as you would a business letter), then fold the remaining third over to seal in the tablespoons of butter (see photos).
  3. Roll the dough out again into a rectangle about 10-by-5 inches, and fold again in thirds (see photos). Cover with plastic wrap and place in the freezer for 15 minutes or until firm. Congratulations. You have just completed the first ‘turn.’
  4. Remove the dough from the refrigerator, uncover it, and place it horizontally on a fresh sheet of parchment paper. Cover with another sheet of parchment paper, and roll out again into a rectangle about 10-by-5 inches. Fold once more, business letter style, and return to the freezer for another 15 minutes or until firm. Repeat the process once more. After 3 turns, cover and place the dough in the freezer for about 30 minutes (or in the refrigerator for at least an hour), until firm.
  5. Once the dough has chilled once more, roll it out between two pieces of parchment paper into a smaller rectangle, this time about ⅜ inch thick. Using a pastry wheel or sharp knife, slice the dough in half, into two equal rectangles. Stack the rectangles on top of one another, with the edges squared. Using a pastry wheel or sharp knife, cut the dough into triangles that alternate top to bottom.
  6. On a large piece of parchment paper, separate and line up all the triangles in rows. For each triangle, with the base of the triangle facing you, slice a 1-inch slit vertically (see photo). Then, fold the two new points toward the outside edge of the triangle, away from one another. Press down gently to seal. Rolling away from you, roll up the dough toward the tip of the triangle until it is shaped like a coiled cylinder. Create a “U” shape by turning the edges toward one another (see photo). Repeat with the remaining triangles.
  7. Preheat the oven to 400ºF, and prepare a lined or nonstick baking sheet.
  8. Arrange the shaped croissants about 1 inch apart on the prepared baking sheet. Place in a warm, draft-free area to rise a bit (about 15 minutes). If they don’t rise much, don’t worry. Don’t bother waiting much longer. They will spring up in the oven.
  9. Brush liberally with the remaining egg, beaten with a splash of milk. Place in the center of the preheated oven and bake, rotating once during baking, until golden brown (about 15 minutes).
Serve for breakfast with a pipping hot cup of tea and some orange marmalade for a sweet breakfast or as a side with lunch or dinner or anytime really!

Kwegyirba Croffie is a freelance Associate Producer at News 12 Connecticut and a Special Events/Event Planning and Social Media Intern at College Lifestyles (TM). She is a Quinnipiac University alumni and a sister of Alpha Delta Pi. She enjoy cupcakes,Broadway musicals, Forever 21 ,giraffes, peacock feathers, orchids, lillies and anything Disney.


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Autism Spectrum Disorders: Integrating Research and Clinical Treatment

This Institute provides the practicing child and adolescent psychiatrist with working knowledge of basic science research advances and fundamental information on how to help parents immediately after their child is diagnosed or suspected to have an autism spectrum disorder. It also provides information about considerations for educational and residential planning for the future as the child matures into adulthood. Participants learn to develop an appropriate multi-modal treatment plan encompassing emotional and educational support for the parents and caregivers, appropriate diagnosis, and implications of recent research. Review of basic science research and integrated approaches to treatment have significant implications for early intervention for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
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Opening Remarks
8:10 AM
Differential Diagnosis of Autism and Related Disorders
Fred Volkmar, M.D. Yale University, New Haven, CT
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The Neurodevelopmental Defects That Cause Autism
Eric Courchesne, Ph.D. University of California San Diego School of Medicine, La Jolla, CA
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Pharmacotherapy of Autism Spectrum Disorders
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I've known Alec Palao for about ten years now. I've been over to his studio in El Cerrito a number of times and he's always got some astounding tape to play for me, or some amazing photos, etc. But I still haven't seen his Golden Crowbar. I'll bet you could fill a bus with guys that have tried to get those Charlatans demos over the years. Or the Frumious Bandersnatch stuff. Hey, it's all in a days work for the Man With The Golden Crowbar. I'll bet Ace Records is still wondering how they're ever gonna balance the scales of karma on this guy. Last year, he ventured into South America and loosened up a bagful of early Shakers material on Por Favor! (CDWIKD 201), a release that you undoubtedly already have - and now he's plundering the Viking punk vaults! I happen to know that he has pass keys to both the front and back doors on this project, though.

I've known Larry Otis for about twenty years, but it wasn't until I was thumbing through his record collection in 1990 that I learned of his close ties to the band they called the Icelandic Beatles: Thor's Hammer, aka Hlj??mar, and later to be known in their progressive phase as Trubrot. Imagine my surprise! Larry! You've got Trubrot records! What the heck?!!" And his friendship with the band is ongoing: as recently as 1992 Larry travel led to Iceland and recorded a rock'n'roll album, R??nar & Otis, with R??nar J??l?åusson, the bass player of Thor's Hammer. All this becomes significant when you read the comprehensive liner notes of the new Big Beat International release From Keflav?åk With Love. Larry was stationed in Iceland during the mid-1960s and was witness to Thor's Hammer explosive rise to fame in their native land. His and the band's memoirs are a lot of fun to read: one only wishes the story went on and on.

And then there's the music. Thor's Hammer sound like one of those awesome Dutch 1960s beat groups through a prism - a Scandanavian Jay-Jays, Motions or Outsiders. There's that same focused, high energy delivery for sure, but it comes from a place where humans are perpetually wired, because the sun doesn't set like it's supposed to. There's a bunch of incredible songs on From Keflav?åk With Love, but this CD is most truly mindblowing on tracks like I Don't Care and My Life where the band put the hammer down. Hell, man - these guys are the Hammer! There's so much fuzz on these tracks that you'll need to vacuum the carpet in front of the speakers after you play 'em! True, some of this material has been made available elsewhere, but here for the first time since 1966 THE MASTER TAPES were accessed (witness the power of the Golden Crowbar! You will bow before the Golden Crowbar!), so of course it sounds quite amazing and is not to be missed. Ditch those bootlegs!

One is left to wonder what Mr Palao will unearth next. Wild fuzzpunk from Estonia? The lost studio masters of Burning Sacrifice, Madagascar's only late 60s psychedelic band? Personally, I like knowing that he's out there looking, but really - it's gonna be hard to top this CD.

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    I have 2 lights & can only get one or the other to light, not both at the same time!
    Is there anyway I can get both to work?
    I think I have tried everything & have had 2 electricians stop by and still cant get both lights to work. The electricians say its k&t wire and I will not be cappable of getting it to work.(cant believe that)
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    Wires are labled left to right as they drop into the junction box.
    1&2 are comming from an out side light.
    3 is capped off, no idea where it comes from. not a hot wire.
    4&5, when hooked to a switch turns on/off the inside light.
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