12-Year-Old Boy Accused Of Threatening Allergic Teacher With Peanut Butter Cookies

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It's peanut butter math time

It's peanut butter math time 06/16/2004 03:06 PM
Wow so yesterday was the last day of school. Today I wrote my Spanish and English exams. They went pretty...

Girl accused of threatening to kill nine
students, posting list of targets on
Internet

Girl accused of threatening to kill nine
students, posting list of targets on
Internet 03/26/2005 07:20 AM
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Teacher Accused of Viewing Porn in Class
(AP)

Teacher Accused of Viewing Porn in Class
(AP) 06/10/2004 06:07 PM
AP - A substitute teacher at a elementary school was arrested after allegedly allowing second-grade pupils to view pornographic images on a computer terminal, police said.

Teacher Accused of Duct-Taping Students
(AP)

Teacher Accused of Duct-Taping Students
(AP) 03/06/2004 02:00 AM
AP - A high school math teacher is accused of using duct tape and plastic ties to restrain female students in his classroom.

Teacher accused of ordering student
thrown from window

Teacher accused of ordering student
thrown from window 04/24/2004 03:38 AM
Read article .. The story

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Westchester Teacher Accused in Online
Indecency Inquiry

Westchester Teacher Accused in Online
Indecency Inquiry 06/05/2004 04:35 AM
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"Teacher accused of ordering student
thrown from window"

"Teacher accused of ordering student
thrown from window" 04/24/2004 03:37 PM

Teacher accused of soliciting sex over
Internet teenager pleads not guilty

Teacher accused of soliciting sex over
Internet teenager pleads not guilty 07/02/2004 04:53 AM
Kutv.com - Fri Jul 2, 07:23 am GMT

ID Backup to Cookies Will Also Restore
Erased Cookies

ID Backup to Cookies Will Also Restore
Erased Cookies 04/03/2005 10:42 AM
Technology News Daily Apr 3 2005 1:33PM GMT

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old 04/16/2005 07:34 PM
AP via Los Angeles Times Apr 16 2005 10:12PM GMT

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old (AP)

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old (AP) 04/16/2005 06:43 PM
AP - An Internet chat room monitor hired to keep children safe from sexual predators seduced a California girl online and was about to meet her for sex when he was found out by a co-worker, a lawsuit charges.

78-Year-Old Accused of Killing Former
Beau (AP)

78-Year-Old Accused of Killing Former
Beau (AP) 06/24/2005 03:16 PM
AP - Furious that their romance was ending, a 78-year-old great-grandmother shot her 85-year-old ex-beau to death as he read the newspaper in a senior citizens home, police said.

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old for Sex

AOL Monitor Accused of Luring
15-Year-Old for Sex 04/17/2005 09:21 PM

Stanford: Allergic Reactions

Stanford: Allergic Reactions 03/14/2005 04:33 PM
Zimbardo teaches us to evade ethics review boards, psychology class teaches us to watch TV, writing class teaches us to be subtle, and I have an allergic reaction.

Why was Bush allergic to his physical?

Why was Bush allergic to his physical? 09/09/2004 01:41 AM
As we continue to sift through the spotty record of George Bush's military service, it's good to keep in mind the point Josh Marshall makes: "This isn't about what President Bush did 30+ years ago. Or at least it's not primarily about that. The issue here is that for a decade President Bush has been denying all of these things. He did so last January. He did so again as recently as last month. He's continued to cover this stuff up right from the Oval Office."

Or, a s our Eric Boehlert puts it, "The controversy, after all, is not merely about how he received a million dollars' worth of free pilot training and then stiffed the government when it came time to pay it back in service. It's also about how, for the last decade, Bush and his advisors have done everything possible to distort, if not erase, the truth about Bush's service record in order to advance his political career."

Now we have a flood of new jigsaw puzzle pieces, including this strange one from May 19, 1972, in which Bush's Texas commander writes: "Physical. We talked about him getting his flight physical situation fixed before his date. Says he will do that in Alabama if he stays in flight status. He has this campaign to do and other things that will follow and may not have the time. I advised him of our investment in him and his commitment. He's been working with staff to come up with options and identified a unit that may accept him. I told him I had to have written acceptance before he would be transferred, but think he's also talking to someone upstairs." Another memo records a direct order to Bush to take the physical.

Now, I'll accept that young Bush was a busy guy, with political campaigns to run and parties to attend -- but here he is, he's been in the Guard for four years, what's the big deal about a physical? How long does it take, an afternoon? Why was it so important to him not to undergo this routine procedure?

I'm afraid this is the sort of query that leads one toward that other swamp of evasion in the Bush record -- those questions about his alleged drug use that have always been answered with nods, winks, comments about having been "young and irresponsible" and denials of drug use carrying carefully crafted expiration dates. Earlier this year, Boehlert r eported on the strange coincidence that Bush's Guard disappearing act almost exactly coincided with the institution of random drug testing for military personnel: "At the time when Bush, perhaps for the first time in his life, faced the prospect of a random drug test, his military records show he virtually disappeared, failing for at least one year to report for Guard duty."

The odds of our ever knowing the truth about that aspect of Bush's life are even worse than the odds of our getting his service record clear. And bringing the issue up without knowing the truth is not the sort of thing that makes anyone feel good: Who did or didn't inhale (or snort) three decades ago ought to be covered by veils of privacy and statutes of limitation.

But decorum feels like surrender in this mad electoral fight. The Bush campaign has gone completely off the rails in its smears of Kerry's service record. Even if you don't want to consider the facts and just look at the charges, there's no equivalency here between the issues under dispute. In one case, we're arguing over how serious a guy's battlefield wounds were; in the other, we're weighing whether to call absenteeism and cover-ups by their proper names. What a falling-off!

It may be ugly, it's certainly no one's idea of what this country should be talking about during this election, but with the whirlwind of attention on his military record Bush is reaping what his August barrage against Kerry's record sowed. It's rough justice.

Peanut Breath

Peanut Breath 12/05/2003 07:53 PM
Seth Scriver's Animations (Flash Required)

CNN.com - Wheat-allergic girl denied
Communion - Aug 20, 2004

CNN.com - Wheat-allergic girl denied
Communion - Aug 20, 2004 08/20/2004 02:46 PM

Getting the peanut population under
control

Getting the peanut population under
control 12/23/2003 04:35 PM
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Peanut Gallery Disturbence

Peanut Gallery Disturbence 12/12/2003 11:14 PM
I'm knitting. I'm going to knit myself a nice scarf. Although, it's odd how the colour is this light blueish/green...

New Binky Goes Nuts Site Teaches About
Peanut Allergies

New Binky Goes Nuts Site Teaches About
Peanut Allergies 06/05/2005 10:54 PM
The new ARTHUR web site and episode Binky Goes Nuts aims to build an awareness of peanut allergies and give kids the tools they need to help their food-allergic friends. Watch a sneak preview on the site in either Quicktime or RealVideo.

I can't believe it's not butter (dog)

I can't believe it's not butter (dog) 06/05/2004 01:00 AM
Fringe (and I do mean fringe) smut from Fleshbot:

People are still asking us for more information on those alleged Japanese "butter dog" videos mentioned in an article we posted yesterday, but all we've been able to come up with by way of related material is a gallery of two Aibo-like creatures going at it, a single CGI image which is more cutsey-sexy than icky-sexy ... and a Japanese page with ordering information for the apparently-much-sought-after butterdog sex toy (which looks more like a pig to us, but whatever). We really promise to stop looking now, though. So stop asking.

"48 Japanese Sex Lages" (toy dog smut gallery @ shibuya.cool.ne.jp)
"Butterdog" (CGI art [second row, second image] by Heaven4D @ babu.com, via Sensible Erection)
Butterdog Sex Toy (info and photo @ toyjoker.co.jp)

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"Green Butter"

"Green Butter" 03/27/2005 04:50 AM

Bullets of Butter

Bullets of Butter 02/05/2005 09:44 PM

« Runebergintortut / Runeberg cakes »

February 5th is Runebergin Päivä and every year little bullet cakes topped with jam and rings of icing start appearing a few weeks after the Christmas holidays are over to commemorate the the national poet [who wrote in Swedish] J.L. Runeberg [Lovely website. Requires Flash]. I had never tried the cakes because I'm not particularly fond of cavity inducing sweets and Jarkko had warned me off of them. On a whim I bought a package of them at the grocery one evening and tried one for the hell of it and found it to be not too horribly sweet and rather tasty in spite of the handicap of being mass produced and subsequently a bit on the dry side.

So, I consulted my copy of Kotiruoka and was intrigued by the use of bread and cookie crumbs in the recipe. I looked at other recipes for the cakes and found them suspect by comparison due to many of them using margarine instead of butter. Unless you have serious dietary requirements which bar you from enjoying butter occasionally, any recipe for a confection that calls for synthetic fats [exception for pie crust and pastry dough] should be held suspect since they are not the same as butter and, given I'm a chemist, I consider them to be far worse for you than butter when used in moderation. Many of the recipes also omitted the gingerbread cookie and bread crumbs or tried to tart up the recipe with various other ingredients. The Kotiruoka recipes are decidedly not fancy, very traditional and trustworthy recipes. Considering just how far off the English versions are from the original Finnish recipes, it's a pity there isn't an English translation for the bible of Finnish cooking. I made four different variations, including the original and had a few willing victims taste them and pick the one they liked the best.

The Problem: Runeberg cakes are a traditional confection for Runberg's Day on 5 February in Finland. They are generally regarded to be either too dry or too sweet when rum or liqueurs are added to moisten them.

The Goal: To make a traditional Runeberg cake that is not quite so dry without resorting to adding liqueurs for moisture.

The Solution: Part of the dryness problem stems from the fact that most people rely on bakeries to provide the cakes and, especially if they are purchased in the grocery, they dry out fairly quickly in the winter air if not sealed well. The combination of bread crumbs and gingerbread cookie crumbs also soak up much of the available moisture. I went back to the classic recipe in Kotiruoka and found that it calls for jam topping before and after baking which most of the other recipes and the bakeries don't do. The jam supplies a bit of extra moisture during baking. I also added a bit of fruit juice to complement the jam of choice and to add a bit more moisture without making them soggy.

Runebergintortut - Runeberg Cakes

Makes: 12 regular or 8 large bullet-shaped cakes
Preparation time: approximately 1 hour
Special Equipment: Runeberg forms or straight-edged muffin pan [ dimensions: 5.7cm/2.3in wide and 5.5cm/2in deep ]
Source: Kotiruoka, pg. 411

Ingredients

• 150g | 1.5 sticks butter
• 1.5 dl | 3/4 cup sugar
• 2 eggs
• 1 dl | 1/2 cup ground or finely chopped almonds
• 1.5 dl | 3/4 cup wheat flour
• 1.5 dl | 3/4 cup bread crumbs [korppujauhetta] (optional: substitute 1/4 cup gingerbread cookie crumbs)
• 1 tl | 1 tsp. baking powder
• .5 dl | 1/4 cup cream
• 2 Tsp. orange juice (optional)

Decoration

• raspberry jam or marmalade
• 1 dl | 1/2 cup confectioners sugar
• about 1/2 Tsp. water

Apple-walnut variation

Substitute full fruit apple jam [chunky] in place of the raspberry, apple juice for the orange juice and use finely chopped walnuts instead of almonds.

1. Mix dry ingredients [ flour, bread crumbs, gingerbread crumbs (if used), baking powder ] together and set aside. Cream butter and sugar together. Add eggs one at a time, mixing well. Add cream and dry ingredients. Stir vigorously until smooth and thick. Fold in nuts.
2. Pour the batter into muffin cups or greased popover/straight-edged baking pans. Fill the cups 2/3 full [about 1/3 cup]. Press floured fingers into the batter to create a divot in the top and fill with raspberry or apple jam.
3. Bake in an oven pre-heated to 395F/200C for about 15 minutes. Remove the forms/remove from the pan and decorate the cakes when cool. Add more raspberry jam to the top of the cake. Mix the confectioner's sugar with water until it becomes a thick paste. Pour or pipe the icing into rings around the jam.
4. If gingerbread crumbs are used in the batter, you can spice it up with 1 tsp. of cinnamon and 1/2 tsp. of cloves.

The classic shape of the cakes are squat and bullet-like from the straight-edged forms [5.7cm/2.3in wide and 5.5cm/2in deep] but those less fussy about how they look may use a muffin pan with paper cups, bake-proof ceramic coffee cups/small souffle cups or even small tomato paste cans [they're smooth] with the bottom removed. Finding these special forms locally in the country where they are traditional at this time of year is surprisingly difficult. I did eventually find them at Stockmann for 2.50 euro/ea. Apparently few bother with making their own or making them with the forms. Outside of Finland/the Nordic region, the closest ready-made pan is the Nordic Ware Crown Muffin Pan. The advantage the forms have over the muffin/popover pan is that they lift off of the cakes instead of having to tease them out of the muffin pan, 6 at a time, without mangling them. If using the muffin pan, allow extra time to cool since they are a bit more fragile when they are warm.

Creaming the butter and sugar together and then adding in the eggs is, perhaps, the most important step in this recipe. I reluctantly purchased one of those Braun hand held mixers last year and have rarely used my standing mixer since. It's perfect for this job as the purpose of creaming the butter and sugar together is to get a bit of air into the mixture. The original recipe doesn't state how much of the gingerbread cookie crumbs to use but I found a 1:3 ratio of cookie to bread crumbs to be the best. After adding in the dry ingredients you will have a thick, porridge-like batter that won't ooze out from beneath the cake forms. Add the fruit juice last.

Grease the pan and forms well and pour about 1/3 cup of batter into each form. Press the batter into the form with a moist spatula and smooth the top and edges since the batter retains much of the shape after baking and it will look ragged if not smoothed out before. Place a small blob of jam on top of the batter in each cup. The directions in the original recipe call for using floured fingers to make a depression for the jam, but I didn't find that this worked very well and used a wet spoon with some success or just shoved the spoon with jam into the batter without bothering to make a divot first. I found the latter to work better since the jam didn't bubble up quite as much during baking. Once they're done baking and have cooled, decorate and eat. The cakes do travel well if packed properly and I will note that the square clear plastic boxes that some of the butter cookies are sold in [in Finland] will hold 9 cakes perfectly.

My attentive assistant and discriminating taste-tester seemed to prefer the cakes where I used the gingerbread cookie crumbs from the original recipe version although claimed that the batch I made without gingerbread but with added orange peel and orange juice tasted 'more like the Fazer' version of the cakes. I subjected 8 test subjects at work to a blind tasting with 4 samples; 3 of mine and one from a Fazer control. Again, the gingerbread cookie crumb variety was popular as was the apple variation. Interestingly, several picked the Fazer control which may be due to baseline normal for this annual traditional cake as they liked the variations very much as well. The apple variety could also be good to make all year as it's not so closely associated with Runeberg's day.

we've no money for butter...

we've no money for butter... 05/11/2004 05:57 PM
The Red Hat Society With an inspired purchase of a red fedora and a reading of the poem Warning by Jenny Joseph, one woman created what is fast becoming a movement around the world for women over fifty.

Chocolate cake and butter

Chocolate cake and butter 03/06/2004 01:54 AM
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Google to publishers: Some butter for
your bread

Google to publishers: Some butter for
your bread 06/18/2004 03:59 PM
News.com - Indie Webmasters can now get a chunk of the change that's generated by ads related to Google search boxes on their sites....

Cannabis butter is a legal spread

Cannabis butter is a legal spread 04/25/2004 04:49 PM
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Teen caught masturbating with butter in
store

Teen caught masturbating with butter in
store 03/25/2005 11:31 AM
Teen caught masturbating with butter in store Nebraska teen, caught masturbating in a grocery store and charged by police, is now a spokesperson for Imperial Margarine

Swedish woodlands butter-footgear shock
horror

Swedish woodlands butter-footgear shock
horror 11/10/2003 11:23 PM
Swedish hikers discovered 70 pairs of shoes in the woods, each pair filled with butter. No word on whether it was the very best butter.

A provincial spokesman says the buttered footwear ranges from sneakers to boots. There are even butter-filled high heels and tap shoes. Each contains about a pound of butter.

The province spokesman says they'd like to catch the person who did it and make them clean it up. He says it's going to create quite a mess when the butter starts to spoil.

Link (via JWZ)

Update: Erik sez, "It's an art project by German/Swedish photographer Boris Duhm who put the shoes on this mountain and filmed it and he will be showing it at an exhibition in Sweden in January. He forgot to tell the locals.

"threatening to sue"

"threatening to sue" 08/05/2004 09:15 PM

ABC13.com: Mystery surrounds 70 pairs of
shoes filled with butter in woods

ABC13.com: Mystery surrounds 70 pairs of
shoes filled with butter in woods 11/11/2003 07:06 AM
Mystery surrounds 70 pairs of shoes filled with butter in woods .. well, okay, actually it WAS butter

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"threatening to sue the proprietor of
Calbl0g"

"threatening to sue the proprietor of
Calbl0g" 11/15/2003 09:00 PM

threatening to sue the proprietor of
Calbl0g

threatening to sue the proprietor of
Calbl0g 11/16/2003 06:59 AM
comments left on her weblog .. suing Justene Adamec .. throttle a blogger .. threatened lawsuit .. posts further

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actually threatening bodily harm against
someone

actually threatening bodily harm against
someone 12/13/2003 08:11 AM
kick over a hornet's nest .. why I'm anonymous .. Eric

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"threatening a defamation lawsuit"

"threatening a defamation lawsuit" 06/18/2004 11:21 AM

My dad is threatening to deck my mom --
at my wedding!

My dad is threatening to deck my mom --
at my wedding! 09/23/2004 08:02 PM
The family's never gotten along, but I want to give my bride the wedding of her dreams.

"life-threatening problems"

"life-threatening problems" 06/25/2004 03:22 PM

"openly threatening the Saudi regime"

"openly threatening the Saudi regime" 05/31/2004 04:04 AM

Walkman 'inventor' threatening to sue
Apple over iPod

Walkman 'inventor' threatening to sue
Apple over iPod 06/04/2004 10:47 AM
The German inventor behind the Sony Walkman has been offered a multi-million dollar lawsuit after a 25-year-long dispute with the consumer electronics company...
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