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Banana Bread
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
1 cup oil
mix together
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3 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
2 tsp baking soda
mix together
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3 cups mashed bananas
mix all 3
350° 55-60 minutes
Special thanks to Marilyn for sharing her famous banana bread recipe! YUM 
Cappuccino Brownies
13×9 pans (2)
3 boxes of brownie mix (about 3.5lbs)
2 oz coffee or espresso grounds (finest grind setting)
4 eggs (unless your brownie mix doesn’t require them)
2 cups of hot coffee or espresso
* option - mix in chocolate chips
350° 40-45 min
These cappuccino brownies will give you the coffee and chocolate that you love and need. I love to eat them chilled and baked like fudge brownies. They go great with a nice cold glass of MILK! It does the body good!
Cool video very different than your average small or commercial plane landing. Also includes all communication from the cockpit.
Atlantis’ astronauts glided to a belated but textbook touchdown at Edwards Air Force Base, California today, wrapping up a 5.3 million mile mission to deliver the U.S. Laboratory Destiny to the International Space Station (ISS).
This arm looks like it could really work. Brain control, with only one day of “training”. This arm is the best I’ve seen.
“The DEKA Arm
Affectionately dubbed “Luke” (after Luke Skywalker), the robotic arm is a DARPA funded project intended to restore functionality for individuals with upper extremity amputations. The project is still in development, please check back for updates.”
dekaresearch.com
When 12-year-old Max Wallack of Natick heard of WGBH’s Design Squad “Trash to Treasure” design contest, he was ready to give his best shot. The kid stole the show with his “Home Dome” innovation, which is primarily a shelter for the homeless made from plastic, wire and packing peanuts. With his project, he has shown his care for the people in need of shelter and on the other hand, it deals with the problem of increasing landfills. The makeshift dwelling is in the form of a Mongolian yurt and features a built-in bed. For this innovative design, Max won $10,000, a Dell laptop powered by Intel and a trip to Boston to see his design meet realism. Brenda Musilli, President of the Intel Foundation, cited: Max’s ‘Home Dome’ truly embodies the spirit of innovation and demonstrates how engineering can change the world.
