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Showing posts with label fb post December 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fb post December 21. Show all posts
Friday, December 21, 2012
Twigs monkeys and chickens
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Hahn helped out on Marie's farm!
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Hahn needs you to bring the heat!
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Hahn is out of power and could use a helping hand!
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Hahn just harvested a 8 Lb Rutabaga!
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Hahn just harvested a 7 Lb Rutabaga!
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Hahn just harvested a 19 Lb Rutabaga!
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Hahn ran out of Holiday Mugs!
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The first gingerbread is thought to have been made by Catholic monks in Europe for special holidays and festivals. England, France, and especially Germany were known to eat and celebrate with these treats. Ginger was called "zingebar" in Latin, "gingerbras" in Old French, and "gingerbread" in Medieval England. "Lebkuchen" is the German word. Until the 15th century, "gingerbread" referred only to preserved ginger itself. Ginger was found to have preservative qualities, and around this time, it began to be used in cakes and cookies. Crusaders returning to Europe from the Middle East brought back spices such as ginger and Catholic monks formed it into cakes and pressed it into molds. Gingerbread also became a popular treat at European fairs and was added to meat to preserve it and help cover up the strong odor of aging meat. Gingerbread was not baked in homes in the 15th century, but rather was made by government-recognized guilds. Nuremberg, Germany was the location of the best known guild. The German guild was famous for elaborately detailing the lebkuchen with gold paint or with icing. The guild was called the Lebkuchner and was formed in 1643 as a means of quality-control reasons as well as a way to limit competition in making the gingerbread. grimm made it a fad to make a house out of the stuff. during the holidays the ban to cook with it was lifted
The first gingerbread is thought to have been made by Catholic monks in Europe for special holidays and festivals. England, France, and especially Germany were known to eat and celebrate with these treats. Ginger was called "zingebar" in Latin, "gingerbras" in Old French, and "gingerbread" in Medieval England. "Lebkuchen" is the German word. Until the 15th century, "gingerbread" referred only to preserved ginger itself. Ginger was found to have preservative qualities, and around this time, it began to be used in cakes and cookies. Crusaders returning to Europe from the Middle East brought back spices such as ginger and Catholic monks formed it into cakes and pressed it into molds. Gingerbread also became a popular treat at European fairs and was added to meat to preserve it and help cover up the strong odor of aging meat. Gingerbread was not baked in homes in the 15th century, but rather was made by government-recognized guilds. Nuremberg, Germany was the location of the best known guild. The German guild was famous for elaborately detailing the lebkuchen with gold paint or with icing. The guild was called the Lebkuchner and was formed in 1643 as a means of quality-control reasons as well as a way to limit competition in making the gingerbread. grimm made it a fad to make a house out of the stuff. during the holidays the ban to cook with it was lifted
Texas Jobless Rate Declines For 3rd Straight Month - CBS Dallas / Fort Worth
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I just earned the "Gold Winner" level in FarmTown with 4677714 XP points
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I just reached the Scallop Container Brown Belt! Help me claim a 378 x Scallop Container Bonus and YOU will get 50%!
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I just reached the Cinnamon Bundle 1st Dan Degree! Help me claim a 250 x Cinnamon Bundle Bonus and YOU will get 50%!
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I just reached the Olive Oil 4th Dan Degree! Help me claim a 3856 x Olive Oil Bonus and YOU will get 50%!
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Learn Hebrew - Introduction (Hebrew 101, Unit 1, Lesson 1)
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http://www.livemocha.com/learn/Hebrew/l:3551#5 connie bas sad dell im well in hebrew
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