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May 28, 2003
Dr. Phil cracks open the video vault for a rare look at outtakes, bloopers and exceptional stories from his first season.
Behind the Scenes
Dr. Phil putters around the office at 5 a.m. Commenting on workstations that are a mess to spotless ones that he jokes must be "the sign of a sick mind," Dr. Phil pokes a bit of fun at the staff.
What the Tabloids Say
Dr. Phil says he's a pretty boring guy, so the tabloids have resorted to making things up about him! Is his staff really desperate for more bathrooms in the office? Of course not!
Sibling Rivalry
Dr. Phil's younger sister, Brenda, who once told her brother that he's got an easy job, admits on national TV that what he does requires "a lot of brain cells."
"Make Him Stop Snoring!"
Brandon has a great relationship with his wife except for one loud problem " his snoring.
Coping with Snoring
Spoiling Your Kids
Abby badgered her parents for a horse. Has she also lassoed them into spoiling her?
Robin's Wardrobe
Many viewers wrote in asking why Robin wears so much black.
Look at proof that her wardrobe is colorful!
Turning the Tables
The audience gets a chance to ask Dr. Phil questions about his life, role models, passions and more.


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ASA Appoints Paul Rowan as 16" South District Commissioner
Posted by Mike O'Neill on Apr 07 2014 at 06:20AM PDT
Chicago ASA is excited to announce that Paul Rowan, a fixture in 16 inch softball for over 20 years, has been appointed the ASA 16" South District Commissioner. He will be in charge of all tournaments and leagues on the south side of Chicago as well as all leagues in the south suburbs. He will also be one of 4 people help run the Nationals on Labor Day. His duties will also involve getting 16" Girls Nationals back running. We are extremely happy to have Paul helping us get 16" softball back to where it was a few years ago.
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General Motors introduced the Buick Enclave to the sophisticated, yet practical driver who desired a dose of luxury in a sports utility vehicle. With high safety ratings and a growing client approval rating, the Buick Enclave is a solid up and comer for the rebuilding brand.
General Motors introduced the Buick Enclave in May 2007 as a luxurious addition to its 2008 lineup. The Enclave was the result of Buick's effort to appeal to the expanding luxury SUV market. It was a full-size crossover sports utility vehicle built on the GM Lambda platform replacing Buick's older Rendezvous SUV.
The Enclave is a crossover vehicle that shares attributes of the wagon and truck-based SUV. The Enclave shares the GM Lambda platform with the Chevrolet Traverse and the GMC Acadia. It also boasts a V-6 engine, a roomy interior, and more cargo room than many full-size sport utility vehicles.
The Buick Enclave has enjoyed many accolades since its introduction into the long line of Buick vehicles. Its refined ride, roomy cabin, and luxury options put Buick on the map for drivers who like some excitement on the road.
The Buick name was traditionally synonymous with refinement and style. For more than a century, the Buick brand name was recognized as a manufacturer of comfortable, safe cars with an emphasis on reliability. The Buick Enclave built upon this already successful reputation and introduced refinement, style, and excitement with its Enclave model.
The Buick Enclave is known to be one of the largest in its class in terms of cargo space. With up to 116 cubic feet, the Enclave stands out from its competition. The interior boasts three rows of seating for up to eight passengers. Standard features include 19-inch alloy wheels, fog lamps, front and side curtain airbags, stability control, heated mirrors, automatic climate control, keyless entry, Bluetooth, OnStar, bi-xenon headlights, and more.
The Enclave is also touted for its powerful, yet comfortable ride. The 3.6-liter V-6 engine pleases car enthusiasts while its quiet ride is enjoyed by car buyers of all ages. The Buick Enclave's first-class interior was said to be inspired by the elite sophistication of private jet interiors with its wood grain elements and dashboard curves.
The Enclave is also popular for its high safety ratings. The vehicle earned a five-star rating for overall performance and side-impact protection and four stars for front-impact protection in government crash testing.
The 2012 Buick Enclave is large enough to satisfy the large family, yet luxurious enough to please any car buyer who appreciates sophistication and style.
The 2012 Buick Enclave changed its trim options from three to four when it upgraded to the 2012 model. Even though the Premium package may be available to only a select few, the Base model is equipped with standard features often found in luxury cars. The second package is the Convenience Group which adds remote start and rear park assist. The third trim level, the Leather Group, includes heated and power seats.
The Premium Group offers the most luxurious options from 19-inch chrome wheels to a 115-volt outlet similar to what you would find in a home. For the ultimate in luxury and style, car enthusiasts can equip the Premium model with additional features as well.
The 2012 Buick Enclave also houses a 288 horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 engine and comes in front-wheel or all-wheel drive. With top star ratings in many safety categories, the Enclave is hitting the mark with standard front-seat side airbags and full-length side curtain airbags.
The new 2008 Buick Enclave model came with a 3.6-liter V-6 engine with 286 hp and debuted at a price of over $32,000. General Motors added 13 hp to the engine in the 2009 Buick Enclave and new options such as a real-time navigation system. The 2010 Enclave did not differ much from its predecessor.
Buick Enclave offered two trim levels until 2010: CX and CXL. In 2011, it added one more trim choice before its reclassification in 2012. The base model, the CX, offered many standard features a driver would find on high-end editions like power lift gates, OnStar, and triple zone automatic climate control. The CXL1 added a rear view camera, leather, power seating for passengers, and heated seats. The CXL2, the high-end Enclave trim, offered the same features as its lower-end models yet with the addition of cooled seats, state-of-the-art Bose surround sound system, power options for the steering wheel, active headlamps, and more.
The 2012 model re-categorized its trim packages while still offering high-end features in its base model. The changes seen on the 2012 model are hill-hold and an enhanced brake override system. With this feature, drivers can automatically cease power to the engine when applying pressure on both the gas and the brake pedals simultaneously.
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The 2013 Buick Enclave gets a thorough refresh, but it doesn't quite go far enough.
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In mimicking other luxury makes, Buick is starting to drop the names of its option levels, starting with the CX and CXL packages on the Enclave.
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A new nine-spoke chrome-clad 19-inch aluminum wheel replaces a seven-spoke design, optional on CXL-1 and CLX-2. New paint colors are Cyber Gray Metallic, Dark Ming Blue and Gray Green Metallic. Buick plans to simplify its trim levels, which means the base CX model may soon be discontinued. Meanwhile, a new high-feature Acadia Denali competes with the Enclave in Buick-GMC dealers.
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The 2009 Buick Enclave is large crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) that seats seven or eight and offers consumers roominess and comfort to haul people and their things in style.
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|Cindy, abt. 1886
Cindy was born on 16 Feb 1867. She was the sixth of seven children born to John Covey Howard and Mary Morris but she was part of a much larger family. Her father had been married twice before he married her mother and he had a total of 20 children. Her mother also had a child prior to marrying her father so Cindy had six full and 14 half siblings.
Education, especially for girls, in that time period was often very limited. One of Cindy's grandsons wrote that she had two years of writing and spelling at school and that her older half-brother, Jacob Howard, was her teacher.
|Jim, Cindy & daughter, Lula
When Cindy and Jim were living at Wallins Creek the Howard-Turner Feud was going on in Harlan County. One of the leaders of the Howard side of the feud was Cindy's nephew Wilse Howard (son of her half-brother, Hiram Brock Howard). According to Cindy, Wilse once came to her house looking for a place to hide from the law. Cindy put him under a feather mattress and made the bed up over him. Before long the sheriff and deputies came looking for Wilse, no doubt searching the houses of most everyone in the family. They searched her house but didn't find him hiding there under the feather bed. Wilse later left Harlan County, escaping charges there.
|Jim & Cindy with 8 of their children
Jim died on 5 Jan 1933 in Warren County and was buried there in Morrow Cemetery. Cindy's sister, Sarah, became a widow just a couple of months later so Sary, as she was called, moved from Wallins Creek to live with Cindy in Ohio.
When Cindy's brother Henry died in 1931, he left his house at Wallins Creek to her. Technically, his wife had the use of the property for her lifetime and then the property went to Cindy. At the writing of Henry's will, Sary was living next to him. It appears that Henry left his house to Cindy so she could someday return "home" from Ohio. And that is what she eventually did.
|Wallins Creek house Cindy inherited
Cindy died in that Wallins Creek house on 16 May 1957 at the age of 90. Her funeral was held in Morrow, Ohio and she was buried next to Jim in Morrow Cemetery.
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This post was written for the 103rd Carnival of Genealogy - Women's History hosted by Creative Gene.
More about that Harlan County Howard-Turner feud can be found in Days of Darkness; The Feuds of Eastern Kentucky by John Ed Pearce (Lexington, Kentucky: The University Press of Kentucky, 1994).
Cindy was my great-grandmother. Click the links above for sources and additional information about her and her family and check out this gallery for more photos.


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After years of 7 train service disruptions during one of the biggest weekends in Flushing, elected officials are asking for assurances from the MTA that in the years to come the subway will be running on weekends in February.
While it is too late to reschedule track work that will keep the 7 train from running between Times Square and Queensboro Plaza for the 2013 Lunar New year Parade – scheduled for February 16 – community leaders hope the MTA can assure them it won't be an issue next year.
The annual event, which last year drew an estimated 200,000 visitors, brings critical economic activity to local businesses. Elected officials fear those same businesses will suffer if there are issues with the service on the 7 train.
"We have sent a letter asking them to hold off on weekend service during the Lunar New Year Parade," said State Senator Toby Stavisky at a press conference last Friday afternoon in the office of Assemblyman Ron Kim.
That letter was signed by Stavisky, Kim, Councilman Peter Koo, and Congresswoman Grace Meng.
The MTA is currently upgrading the signal system on the 7 line to allow for more trains. The MTA schedules the work during the winter because that is when ridership is lowest, according to the agency. Work is scheduled to continue through 2016.
Stavisky said that they gave the MTA a deadline of one week to respond to their request to put it in writing that there will be weekend service in February 2014, or at the very least the weekend of the parade, which is scheduled for February 10.
On Monday, January 7, elected officials met with Thomas Prendergast, the interim president of the MTA. The MTA said they would try to mitigate the disruptions in service, work to publicize the event, and make sure riders were aware of other transit options, but said it could not reschedule the work.
The agency also stopped short of guaranteeing full service in the years to come, but said it would review the matter.
"They were very wishy-washy with no real commitment," said Koo.
Some see the MTA's reluctance to reschedule the work as a slight on the largely Asian immigrant population in Downtown Flushing, noting that the MTA doesn't disrupt service during Mets games at nearby Citi Field or during the U.S. Open.
"The MTA doesn't pay any attention to the Asian-American community," said Koo.
Pendergrast took over for Joseph Lhota, who resigned recently to explore a possible run for mayor. The governor will soon nominate a new person to head the MTA, who will have to be confirmed by the Assembly and State Senate.
Stavisky said if the MTA doesn't respond favorably to the letter's request for guarantees of full service during the parade, she would make sure the nominee is aware of the issue during confirmation hearings.
"If we're not satisfied, I will ask these questions publicly," she said.


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The 59 points is the most Whitewater has scored in an NCAA playoff game since defeating Lakeland College 70-7 November 21, 2009 in Whitewater. It is the most points Whitewater has scored in any game, regular season or playoff, since topping UW-River Falls 63-14 October 23, 2010 in River Falls.
On the third play of the game UW-W defensive back Noah Timm (Two Rivers/Two Rivers) intercepted Spencer Krauss' pass at the Albion 38 and returned it to the 11. Four rushes by Levelll Coppage, including a two yarder for the touchdown, put UW-W in front 7-0 after Eric Kindler (Germantown/Germantown)'s extra point at 11:31.
Albion's next possession lasted just three plays, with Krauss picked off again, this time by linebacker Greg Arnold (Big Bend/Mukwonago) at the 13. Two plays, finishing with Coppage for two for the touchdown at 9:33, with a Kindler PAT made it 14-0 Whitewater.
Following the kickoff the Britons' first play from scrimmage was a fumble forced by defensive end Anthony Dowery (Saint Francis/Milwaukee South) that Warhawk Chris Pendargast recovered at the 15. Two plays later, and another two yards by Coppage, and UW-W was up 21-0 with 8:37 in the first half. Thanks to the defense, UW-W's offense scored three touchdowns on just eight plays.
UW-W got in one more score before the quarter ended, taking the ball from their own 34 to Albion's 21, where Kindler kicked a 38 yard field as time ran out in the first quarter with UW-W in front 24-0. The points were preceded by a fake field goal. Facing a fourth and four from the 37, the snap went to Kindler who passed to Bernie Tamsett (Waterford/Waterford Union) for nine yards. It is the first pass thrown by Kindler, a sophomore.
Albion started the second quarter at their 36, and three plays later made their first incursion on the Whitewater side of the field. The Warhawk defense stiffened, and a Sage Alward punt was blocked by Jaren Borland (Fort Atkinson/Fort Atkinson), and picked up by Borland who ran down the left sideline 56 yards to up the margin to 31-0 Whitewater with 12:00. Whitewater's last blocked punt for a touchdown was Antwan Anderson (Madison/Madison Memorial)'s 40 yard return versus UW-La Crosse October 4, 2008 in Whitewater.
The next time the UW-W offense was on the field it went 60 yards to the Albion 20. Kindler came on for the field goal, but Albion's Chris Wasczenski blocked it and the ball was recovered by Mike Vandermus.
The Briton's next drive lasted six plays, and the exchange set Whitewater up on their own 29. Seven plays. and 56 seconds later, Blanchard connected with Tyler Huber (Mukwonago/North Prairie) for a 33 yard touchdown and a 38-0 lead with 0:33 seconds left in the half.
Whitewater took the opening drive of the second half to the Albion 14, but Albion's Vandermus blocked Kindler's kick and the ball rolled out of bounds.
The next Warhawk drive covered 67 yards in five plays, with Lee Brekke (Sun Prairie/Sun Prairie) hitting Zach Howard (Oak Park, IL/Oak Park, IL) for 25 yards, and Howard's first collegiate touchdown, with 6:22 on the clock for a 45-0 UW-W lead.
Albion kept the ball for eight plays, but it ended with UW-W linebacker Ryan Cortez (Palatine, IL/Palatine, IL) forcing a Krauss fumble that Borland picked up and returned 54 yards for his second score of the day. Whitewater led 52-0 with 2:28 left in the third quarter. Borland's fumble return for a TD is Whitewater's first since November 17, 2007 when Ryan Ogrizovich ran in from 15 yards out in a game against Capital University in Perkins Stadium.
Whitewater's last drive was "the Byron Stanford (Chicago, IL/Mount Carmel) drive". Whitewater's backup tailback carried the ball all six plays of the drive, totaling 85 yards. The sixth play was a 57-yarder to give UW-W a 59-0 lead with 8:39 left in the game.
Whitewater's defense limited Albion back Clinton Orr, Albion's all-time rushing leader, to 51 on 22 attempts. The teams had just one punt (Albion) between them. Stanford led all rushers with 114 yards on nine carries. Blanchard was 12-18 for 168 yards, the one TD and no interceptions. Luke Menzel (Sheboygan Falls/Oostburg) caught five passes for 70 yards. Krauss was 16-30 for 133 yards with two interceptions. J.C. Cruse caught 5 passes for 30 yards, and Tyler White had 57 yards on four receptions. Albion junior free safety Nate Ross led both teams with 11 tackles.
UW-Whitewater, 11-0, will play Franklin College (IN), a 24-21 winner over Thomas More in another first round game, next Saturday in a NCAA playoff second round (sweet sixteen) game. The location of that game will be announced late Sunday.
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The 59 points is the most Whitewater has scored in an NCAA playoff game since defeating Lakeland College 70-7 November 21, 2009 in Whitewater. It is the most points Whitewater has scored in any game, regular season or playoff, since topping UW-River Falls 63-14 October 23, 2010 in River Falls.


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2013 Dodge Dart: More Drivers, More Opinions
Our long-term 2013 Dodge Dart is making its way around the office. And with each new driver's preferences, the Dart seems to find both praise and criticism. Our testers may be picky, but their remarks are helpful to shoppers in search of the right compact car.
In the pro column, most drivers like the styling, both inside and out. Everyone who's been in the Dart has praised the interior layout highly. Also, the materials used inside the Dart are as good as or better than those found in other compacts. The Dart's interior is on par with cars like the Ford Focus and Hyundai Elantra. One editor especially enjoys the seat-mounted storage compartment, which can hold an iPad and other small items.
On the outside, nearly everyone agrees that the 2013 Dodge Dart's styling is both handsome and distinctive -- a rarity in the compact car world. One editor noted the exterior styling is "more adventurous" than the Chevrolet Cruze. That's high praise, as the Cruze has been noted for its well-proportioned lines.
That isn't to say that the Dart escapes criticism. While everyone likes the red lighting around the dash, editors unanimously agree that drivers should have the option to change the color. Some find the Dart's seating to be uncomfortable for long drives. And the sunroof is undoubtedly much noisier with the wind deflector in place than without it.
One editor also criticized the manual transmission in our Dart test car, as he noted that first gear was too short and entering second took too much effort. Personally, I find the gear action to be just right -- so this is an issue that a long test drive at a Dodge dealer will have to help you solve for yourself.


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Jorge Mario Bergoglio the new pontiff
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Argentine Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio is the newly elected pope. he is the first pontiff from Americas.
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Tens of thousands of people have been celebrating in St. Peter's Square, after the news that cardinals meeting in the Sistine Chapel have chosen a new pope.
The crowd gathered in a cold rain to watch the smokestack atop the chapel. And people jumped for joy when white smoke poured out, a signal that the cardinals had elected a successor to Pope Benedict.
Many chanted "Habemus Papam (hah-BAY'-moos PAH'-pahm), or "We have a pope," as the bells of St. Peter's Basilica and churches across Rome tolled.
The pope is due to emerge shortly on a balcony overlooking St. Peter's Square to deliver his first words as the Bishop of Rome.
He was elected on the fifth ballot -- chosen in one of the fastest conclaves in years. And a quick decision hadn't been expected, since the church had been in turmoil after Pope Benedict's surprise resignation.
The election also came amid revelations of mismanagement, infighting and corruption in the Holy See bureaucracy.
The names mentioned most often among cardinals who could be chosen as pope included Angelo Scola, the archbhishop of Milan, and Marc Ouellet, the Canadian who heads the Vatican's bishops' office.


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Nature's Religion
Rowman & Littlefield, 1997 - Religion - 192 pages
In the wake of both the semiotic and the psychoanalytic revolutions, how is it possible to describe the object of religious worship in realist terms? Semioticians argue that each object is known only insofar as it gives birth to a series of signs and interpretants (new signs). From the psychoanalytic side, religious beliefs are seen to belong to transference energies and projections that contaminate the religious object with all-too-human complexes. In Nature's Religion distinguished theologian and philosopher Robert S. Corrington weaves together the concept of infinite semiosis with that of the transference to show that the self does have access to something in nature that is intrinsically religious. Corrington argues that signs and our various transference fields can and do connect us with fully natural religious powers that are not of our own making, thereby opening up a path past the Western monotheisms to a capacious religion of nature. With a foreword by Robert C. Neville, Nature's Religion is essential reading for philosophers of religion, scholars of the psychology of religion, and theologians.
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The lovely Jessica Chobot is a gamer extraordinaire and a geek that we're crushing on hard. You might know Miss Chobot from her famous picture that featured her licking a PSP. We never thought that anything involving video game hardware could get us excited, but we guess you learn something new every day. As a host on IGN's 'Daily Fix' and other gaming shows, she helps spread video game love all around.
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Carney: I Won't Rule Out the Trillion Dollar Coin
A rare but minor note of disagreement with my favorite blogger, Allahpundit:
[I]t's already reasonably clear what Obama's presidential legacy will be. There may be big things still to come — a confrontation with Iran looms largest — but barring something truly momentous and unexpected happening before 2016, in 20 years' time historians will remember The One for his total, almost cavalier refusal to deal seriously with the country's approaching fiscal crisis.
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New Currency Reputation – From E-commerce to F-commerce.
It's the end of a web dominated by Google. Facebook with their products to help communicate, discover and share represents the new currency of information and engagement. Every service is build around managing and interacting with your social graph more efficient. And you are and everyone is what Brian Solis calls the center of the social egosystem.
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
[com]mission cuteness
Sharing is caring and for my entrance back into the blogging world I thought I'd let you in on what I've been up to - getting paint in my nails has been one of these beautiful time-fillers.
I was commissioned to do something cute, and cute I did (I reckon). [com]mission cuteness is one of my works in the making. This cutie pie will soon be a part of a series of four framed watercolour pieces for my dear friend and her tiny tot's nursery.
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Are you there?
It's been some time since I've been around this wonderful blog world. Sorry for my absence, but between you and I, I was feeling paralysed at the fact that I couldn't contribute something that I knew was wholeheartedly, genuinely meaningful. I missed it terribly - I missed the inspiration from the blogs around me and I missed writing. This time I took, though, was a blessing in disguise. It's given me time to reassess, experience, trial, succeed, fall and naturally find the flow my focus should follow - I can't wait to get back into sharing some wonderful things with you.
I hope you're out there, readers.
See you soon.
Maria. x
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
A thing called time
Hey blog-readers, if you're out there? I've been missing in action, I know. I've been busy with life. I've not been following a single blog - I have been thinking about them though. It's been tough to split my energy between my going-ons and posting something I feel could be half interesting. I'm apologising. I'm also saying that I'll be back at some point, soon. I'm also hoping you'll stick around and have a little snoop at the few words and links I leave around this space...when I get back to it. Until then, I'll be laying low-ish on the blog radar to keep up with the good stuff happening in my days; as much as I'm missing my blog and the wonderful people around it, I'm finding it a little more important to be even more present in my happenings than ever before.
Friday, November 22, 2013
It's Friday and I've found a bunch of stuff! Look!
- The secret to long life? According to this 100yo it's cigarettes and whiskey
- Harvard students aren't good at everything. Like keeping bathrooms tidy. They're cr*p at that!
- That sickening display of that silly Kim Kardashian girl doing what she does best
- This made me dream
- Fendi s/s 2014. Wipe your drool!
Enjoy the times ahead with good people only, doing wonderful stuff and with only the biggest grins available! I'll be:
- Meeting with my two loveliest ladies to be covered in their babies! They're first time mums and I'm thrilled to bits for them and their hubbies - their rugrats are extra cute which always makes things easier
- Other stuff is happening. Stuff that's good for me - with darn good folk to boot.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Wednesday Wellness / Sinless
These treats are heavenly in every way - sin free and delicious - from Jenna Zoe's decadently healthy cookbook, Super Healthy Snacks and Treats.
Chocolate Caramels
Makes about 6200g/1 cup of dates, stoned
1 tablespoon of smooth peanut butter (look for unsweetened, made without any hydrogenated oils)
1 tablespoon of coconut oil
1 pinch of salt
250g/9oz. dark/bittersweet chocolate (preferably sweetened with unrefined sugar, or unsweetened if you can't have sugar)
1 chopped freezer-proof baking sheet or plate, lined with clingfilm/plastic wrap
How to make
- Put the dates in a bowl of room-temperature water and allow them to soak for a few hours. They will soften and absorb some of the water, which will help when making the caramel.
- Rinse the dates and put them in a food processor. Blitz until smooth, scraping down the edges of the bowl as you go.
- Once the dates have started to form a paste, add the peanut butter and continue to pulse.
- Lastly, add the coconut oil for texture and the salt to bring out the flavour.
- Process again until the mixture naturally forms a large ball.
- Pull off bite-size pieces of the mixture with your fingers and roll them into neat balls. Lay them out on the prepared baking sheet and freeze for at least 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, put the chocolate in a heat-proof bowl over a saucepan of barely simmering water. Do not let the base of the bowl touch the water. Leave until melted and completely smooth.
- Remove the chilled caramel balls from the freezer. Place 1 caramel on a spoon and dip it into the melted chocolate so that it is completely and evenly coated. Return the ball to the prepared baking sheet. You can use 2 teaspoons to help shape the chocolate coating if that helps.
- Repeat with the remaining caramel balls, then freeze for at least 20 minutes to give the chocolate and caramel layers enough time to harden properly. Once they've frozen, you can transfer them to a freezer bag.
- Remove the caramels from the freezer just before serving. Store them in the freezer for up to 2 weeks.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Recipe: Overnight Oats
Sugar free, bake free, fuss free, dairy free and packed with nutrients. Here's how to make a time-saving, power-packed brekky. And yes, you guessed it - it's Vegan!
Overnight Oats
Dry mix:
Organic, raw oats
Chia seeds
A handful or 2 of Sunflower seeds
2 or 3 handfuls Psyllium husk
2 or 3 handfuls Linseed
Ground cinnamon to taste
Combine all dry ingredients into an airtight container to be ready when you are.
Serves 1:
1/3 cup dry oat mix
1/3 cup unsweetened almond milk
frozen mixed berries
Organic coconut flakes (if you like)
In a small container combine oats and unsweetened almond milk. You can place the berries in now or first thing in the morning - I like to place them in overnight, that way their juice sweetens the oats. Cover your container and place in the fridge - allow oats to set overnight. To serve, sprinkle some organic coconut flakes (and your berries if you hadn't put them in overnight) and you're good to go.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Yoohoo! It's Friday! See below for some nifty time-nibblers.
- Speaking of nibbles, get your peepers over Jamie Oliver's Chorizo and tomato salad. Yum
- THE BEST BUB CHAIR YOU WILL SEE...not to mention the branding
- Spoiler alert! Get straight to the point of a movie with these 5-second-graphics
- Contemporary art seems totally devoid of smiles. Why you no say cheese?
- Double helix ring by Vale
Hope those few finds get you onto the best possible start for a weekend of good stuff. I'll be:
- Teaching a bunch of amazing girls how to samba, stretch and weave their way through some Afro-contemporary. Itching to get into my dance shoes.
- Staying off sugar. That's right. I've kicked ol' sugar in the butt. More on that on Wednesday Wellness, soon.
- Did someone say grapes? Heading up to Adelaide's Robert Johnson winery for a girls Sunday "long lunch" and wine sipping. More on that in Sweet Nothings soon.
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text: Dangerzone Season 3 was truly a blessing. Using entertainment, lifestyle and action, we tackled controversial ideas, cretively battled ignorant negativity, and projected snowboarding's core values: passion, fun and friends. Snowboarding is just snowboarding, it can be done in a myriad of ways and all of which should be embraced and pursued. I hope this project inspired you, even in the slightest, to believe in yourself, your capabilities and the true essence of snowboarding. This would not have been possible without deep commitment from many individuals whom I am utterly grateful.-Nick Visconti


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I firmly believe that serious consideration should be given to creating a new category in the Governor General's Literary Awards, and it should be for cookbooks.
I'm not talking about books that use food as a springboard for memoir, of which there are many good examples (Comfort Food for Breakups by Marisa Bociurkiw and Chow, From China to Canada: Memories of Food and Family by Janice Wong are two Canadian reads that come to mind). I mean actual cookbooks with recipes in them.
My reason is this: Recipe books, well-constructed by real cooks, can provide the same sort of imaginative ramble as a good novel. When I pick up a good cookbook, I feel inspired, and end up believing, if only until I get to Superstore, that making the recipes could change my life.
So, for those who are on the same page (albeit it a food-spattered, greasy page) as I am, here are five cookbooks that fed my spirit this year. During this crazy, busy, stressful season, I hope they will top you up, as well.
A Taste of Canada: A Culinary Journey, by Rose Murray
(Whitecap, 2009, $34.95)
This is my favourite cookbook produced this year. It is, at the same time, a stunning collection of recipes, as well as a walk through Canada's culinary history. If you've ever asked the question, "Does Canada have its own distinct food culture?" this book will help you with the answer. (Which is, in truly Canadian fashion, "Well, yes, but let me tell you a big story about that.")
Murray spent decades travelling the nation to learn about its food and has had her work featured in media coast-to-coast. She says there is no shame in a food culture that draws from numerous sources. In Canada's case, our native roots, challenging and disparate physical environment, and immigration patterns have shaped the eating habits of our country. The book is rooted in Canadian classic foods, from back bacon to butter tarts, and in beloved ingredients, from cabbage to cranberries. There are numerous small features tucked in, meditations on the food of various parts of Canada.
Bravo! Best of Bridge Cookbook, by Sally Vaughan-Johnston
(Robert Rose, 2009, $29.95)
If you're sniffy about the iconic Prairie-based series, Best of Bridge, you will be rolling your eyes right about now. But I love this series, now numbering more than a dozen cosy, coil-bound editions.
Recently, a reprinted copy of this book landed on my desk at work. It was clean and fresh, with a hard cover and everything. Great, I thought, now I can toss out my 30-year-old version, its cover long gone, soy sauce drips everywhere. But I found I just couldn't do it. The mere thought brought tears to my eyes.
So when the latest version of Bravo! Best of Bridge was released earlier this year, I greeted it like an old friend. Created by Edmonton's own Sally Vaughan-Johnston, who has been handed the Best of Bridge baton by the original group as its members approach retirement, this book offers up easy meals to make for company out of ingredients you can get at the supermarket. Thirty years on, this series still reminds me of the thrill that comes from offering a tasty feast to family and friends.
The Pleasures of Cooking for One, by Judith Jones
(Alfred A. Knopf, 2009, $34.00)
In case you haven't heard of this American editor and writer, Judith Jones was the woman who introduced Julia Child to North America. A fervent and lifelong cook and entertainer herself, Jones was bereft after the death of her husband in 1996. She wondered if she could ever enjoy a meal alone. In the end, she did, and wrote about it in her memoir, The Tenth Muse: My Life in Food.
In The Pleasures of Cooking for One (not a book for people who aren't genuinely interested in cooking), Jones takes things a step further, and shows how to plan and execute individual meals, largely a case of keeping the right key ingredients (such as good homemade stock) on hand, shopping consciously and planning with a view to the most important person in your kitchen, that is, you.
Jones acknowledges that while many people live alone, there is a kind of shame associated with that, and it may lead single people to diminish their lives by eating as if it doesn't matter. Naturally, we like to eat with our neighbours. But, as Jones points out, there is much potential for pleasure and experimentation in the solo menu.
A Year in Lucy's Kitchen, by Lucy Waverman
(Random House, 2009, $35.00)
An award-winning writer of eight previous cookbooks, Waverman pens a weekly food column in the Globe and Mail. I know it could be perceived as disloyal to say I admire and respect the work of a writer in a competing newspaper. But I do.
The thing I like about Waverman's work is that it's both artful and accessible. In this book, she organizes recipes by month and season: comfort foods in January, simple grilled dishes in June.
She makes an effort to focus on regional ingredients and, at the same time, constructs meals that can transport the reader elsewhere. Her Paris in the Spring menu makes my heart beat a little faster.
The $10 Gourmet, by Ken Kostick
(Whitecap, 2009, $24.95)
I am aware that Kostick, co-star of the Canadian cooking show He Said, She Said, with Mary Jo Eustace, has created a line of pet-care products, and a video about his dogs' wedding to promote those goods. He may not, in truth, be in the same category of cookbook author as the venerable Jones.
But I like Ken. He is who he is, which is to say, nobody's fool. The $10 Gourmet is well-timed, coming just as people are in a twist about the economy and worried about their jobs and pensions. We are re-examining how we spend our money, on food and everything else.
Kostick's goal is to show people that they don't have to be reduced to scrappy cooking because their budgets are squeezed. This book is a collection of simple, nutritious and often elegant meals for two, prepared for less than $10. Reading Kostick's new recipe book may help cooks recognize they can control their food budgets without feeling they've settled for second best. I hope he makes a lot of money with this book (unlikely; it's Canada, after all) because Kostick inspires people to not give up.
Check out my blog, Eat My Words at edmontonjournal.com/blogs.
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Opinion: Ohio's Medicaid Belly-Flop
Editorial board member Joe Rago on Governor John Kasich's executive overreach to expand Medicaid. Photo: Associated Press
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... I ... welcome back to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel ... it is another failing federal entitlement was really terrible medical outcomes ... so why would Ohio Governor John tastic a Republican ... decide to expand the program ... I've got editorial board member Joe rego joining me now Joe ... I ... this is related to Obamacare and in the economy placements that the president put in Medicaid expansion what word is enticements and why is the governor ... taking ... all the it's it's actually not even on the the White House is doing this is the Supreme Court which said that it Medicaid expansion contain the Affordable Care Act ... was unconstitutional and hearing of the states ... in the governor's had the choice of whether or not to expand now ... John K sick ... Ohio Governor has been really pushing very hard for for this expansion and but he's ... been unable to persuade ... the Republican legislature in Ohio which brings us to this week ... why does the does nature not want to expand ... there's all sorts of reasons ... it's a major financial commitment to the federal government is saying will pay a hundred percent of the costs for the first three years ... after that who knows this is already straining ... on state budgets in terms of crowding out funding for ... higher education K twelve schools ... roads everything else that state governments are supposed to do the the other thing is that ... states have to accept a lot of new regulatory requirements than lose a lot of flexibility if they join ... a new Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act so ... more principal governors than John K sickened and saying ... whoa whoa wait a minute you know the free money outright but read we'd rather I'm not not join this program so I understand there's a legal challenge now or are one not in the works to what some basic it's so what happened in Ohio was on his sick ... could not persuade ... the GOP to include this in their budget they actually included language saying ... you are not allowed to expand its propel without our consent instead he appealed ... to an outside board can call the controlling board which is common obscure ... unique to Ohio institution that Approves Cranston overseas certain state capital expenditures ... and said ... we will ... expand Medicaid unilaterally ... you approve the new money from Uncle sugar ... and were off the telly cutting the Ohio's elected representatives out of the loop ... okay well it's a case where the silly Guinea keep an eye on John K six and has ... Medicaid X get paid ... editoral board member Joe radio ... thank so much into it


text: This is the best, greatest, most wonderfully inspiring woody film I have ever seen. Filmed in 1971 an old Cree goes through all the processes of making a birch bark canoe. I only have it on VHS and it seems not to be available on DVD but here it is for free online. 57 minutes.


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Pressure Builds on Obama over Proposed Oil Pipeline
November 19, 2012
WASHINGTON _ President Barack Obama's decision on whether to approve the controversial Keystone XL pipeline looms huge now that the election is over, and it could define Obama on energy and climate change.
The oil industry, which is pushing hard for approval, describes the choice as the president's "first test to the American people." Environmental groups are promising that thousands of activists will demonstrate against the pipeline Sunday outside the White House, just the beginning of the efforts that are being planned to sink the project.
Energy analyst Charles Ebinger said he thought two weeks ago that there was little chance Obama would kill the pipeline. But he's increasingly less sure about that.
"It appears major environmental organizations and strong environmental supporters of the president are suggesting this is a litmus test for whether the second Obama administration is with them or against them," said Ebinger, who is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution research center in Washington.
Last January, Obama denied a permit for the northern section of the pipeline, saying the route through Nebraska needed more environmental review. That put off his final decision on the 1,700-mile pipeline, which would bring oil from the Alberta oil sands in Canada to U.S. refineries on the Gulf Coast, until after the election.
Environmentalists were thrilled. The Congressional Research Service concluded this year that crude oil from the sands produces 14 percent to 20 percent more planet-warming gases than the average oil in U.S. refineries does. It found, based on a review of available studies, that approval of the pipeline could be the equivalent of putting up to 4 million more cars on the road.
The figures are disputed, but even a more conservative new assessment by the energy research group IHS CERA found that the oil sands produced 9 percent more greenhouse gases than average.
"This decision has huge implications in terms of what direction we go in as a nation in the near term in addressing climate," said Jim Murphy, senior counsel for the National Wildlife Federation.
"By saying yes to this pipeline, you're basically saying yes to the dirtiest, most carbon-intensive fuel out there."
Murphy said the decision came as extreme weather events such as Hurricane Sandy were focusing attention on climate change.
Obama has given little clue as to his intentions. He said this week that, in general, he believed that climate change was real and there was an obligation to deal with it. But he also talked about jobs.
"Understandably, I think the American people right now have been so focused, and will continue to be focused, on our economy and jobs and growth, that if the message is somehow we're going to ignore jobs and growth simply to address climate change, I don't think anybody is going to go for that. I won't go for that," he said.
The Keystone project is a chance for the president to boost the economy and create jobs, said Marty Durbin, the executive vice president of the American Petroleum Institute, a trade association for the oil and natural-gas industry.
"President Obama campaigned on job creation and on an all-of-the-above energy strategy, including more oil and natural gas," Durbin said.
The Obama administration said its delay of the project was about the environmental impact on Nebraska, not climate change. Pipeline developer TransCanada has since changed the route so it bypasses the ecologically sensitive Sand Hills region. The route still passes over part of the Ogallala aquifer, though, a huge underground source of water.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently said he was optimistic that Obama would approve the project. Moody's Investors Service agreed in a report this week.
"We believe the White House will reverse course and approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which would ship crude from Canada's western oil sands to the Gulf Coast," the rating agency said in its report analyzing the economic implications of Obama's victory in the presidential election. "But approval will not be quick."
Source: McClatchy Washington Bureau
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Number: 104-7
Date: June 19, 1995
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMlTTEE REPORTS
On June 8, 1995, the Senate Finance Committee officially reponed bill language for H.R. 4, the "Family Self-Sufficiency Act of 1995", The Committee had approved draft language on May 26, 1995 (see Legislative Bulletin 104-6).
As reponed, the bill amends the House version of H.R. 4, the "Personal
Responsibility Act of 1995", (see Legislative Bulletins 104-1 through 104-4) by
striking all of the language in the House bill after the enacting clause and inserting Senate Finance Committee bill text. The Senate Finance Committee bill contains the following SSA-related provisions:
SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY lNCOME (SSI) PROVISIONS
Eliminate SSI Benefits for Individuals Disabled by Drug Addiction or Alcoholism (DA&A)
- Prohibits SSI eligibility, including cash SSI benefits and Medicaid coverage, to those individuals whose drug addiction and/or alcoholism is a contributing factor material to their disability if they cannot qualify based on other disabling conditions.
- Repeals current-law provisions that:
- require preference be given to organizations as representative payees for DA&As;
- provide for $50 maximum fee for payee services for DA&A; and
- require demonstration projects on innovative approaches for referral, monitoring, and treatment of SSI DA&A beneficiaries.
Effective upon enactment for new applicants. The SSI eligibility of individuals on the rolls who are DA&As at the time of enactment would continue until January 1, 1997.
Requires notification of all DA&As affected by the provision within 1 month from date of enactment. Any DA&A who desires to reapply for benefns after such notification would be required to do so within 4 months after enactment, and the Commissioner would be required to make a determination of their 'eligibility within 1 year after enactment.
- Provides generally that noncitizens would be ineligible for SSI, AFDC, and
Medicaid with the following exceptions:
- aliens admitted to the United States as refugees under section 207 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), or as asylees under section 208 of the INA, or whose deportations have been withheld under section 243(h) of the INA would remain eligible for SSI during the first 5 years after their arrival in the United States;
- aliens who are United States military veterans who were honorably
discharged and spouses and unmarried dependent children of such
veterans who are lawfuJly present in the United States; and
- aliens who have worked sufficient quarters of coverage to be fully insured under title II.
Requires notification of all aliens affected by the provision within 1 month from date of enactment. Any alien who desires to reapply for benefits after such notification would be required to do so within 4 months after enactment, and the Commissioner would be required to make a determination of their eligibility within 1 year after enactment.
Effective upon enactment for new applicants. The SSI eligibility of aliens on the rolls at the time of enactment who do not meet one of the exceptions would continue until January 1, 1997.
- Repeals current-law SSI sponsor-to-alien deeming provisions.
- Deems the full amount of a sponsor's and sponsor's spouse's income and resources to an alien regardless of the alien's entry status or whether he or she has become a U.S. citizen. Deeming would continue for 5 years after the firstday the alien is lawfully present in the United States or until the date specified in the sponsorship agreement, whichever period is longer. Effective October 1, 1995.
- Prohibits SSI eligibility for 10 years for individuals who have been convicted in a State or Federal coun of having fraudulently misrepresented their State of residence in order to receive SSI, AFDC, Medicaid, or food stamp benefits simultaneously from two or more States. Effective upon enactment.
- Prohibits SSI eligibility for fugitive felons aod parole aod probation violators and requires SSI to provide law enforcement personnel, upon their request, the addresses of SSI recipients involved in, or who have information concenting parole or probation violations, other criminal activities, or criminal investigations. Effective upon enactment.
Restrictions on Eligibility for Benefits
- Repeals the comparable severity provision and provides that an individual under age 18 would be considered disabled if he/she has a medically determinable physical or mental impairment which results in marked, pervasive, and severe functional limitations and which can be expected to last for a continuous period of 12 months or to result in death.
Eliminates references to maladaptive behavior in the domain of personal/behavioral function in sections 112.00C.2. and 112.02B.2.c.(2) of the Listing of Impairments.
Discontinues the use of an ind ividualized functional assessment for evaluating disability in individuals under age 18.
These changes apply to applicants for benefits for months beginning on or after the date of enactment of this Act, without regard to whether regulations have been issued to implement such changes.
- Requires the Commissioner, within 1 year after the date of enactment, to redetermine the eligibility of any recipient who was receiving benefits as of the date of enactment aod whose eligibility for such benefits would terminate by reason of these amendments. Such redeterminations would be given priority over other redetermination reviews.
Requires the Commissioner to notify recipients affected by this provision within 90 days after enactment date.
These amendments apply to such recipients for months beginning on or after January 1, 1997; such recipients would be held harmless for any benefits paid until such date.
Continuing Disability Reviews and Redeterminatious
- Requires the Commissioner to redetermine, at least once every 3 years, the eligibility for SSI benefits of each individual under age 18 whose condition is not expected to improve.
- Requires the Commissioner to redetermine the eligibility of an SSI disability recipient during the I-year period beginning on the date such recipient attains age 18. The SSI disability eligibility criteria for applicants age 18 and older would be applied in making such redeterminations.
Requires the Commissioner to submit a report to the Congress, not later than October I, 1998, on the activities associated with such redeterminations.
- Requires the Commissioner to redetermine the eligibility for SSI disability benefits of an individual whose low birth weight is a contributing factor material to the finding that such individual is disabled. These redeterminations must be conducted not later than 12 months after the birth of the individual.
- These amendments would apply to benefits for months beginning on or after the date of enactment of this Act, without regard to whether regulations have been issued to implement them.
Treatment Requirements for Individuals Under the Age of 18
- Requires the representative payee of a disabled SSI individual under age 18 to file a copy of a treatment plan for such individual with the State Disability Determination Services, not later than 3 months after the individual is determined to be eligible for benefits. The individual' s treating physician, or other appropriate medical provider, would develop a treatment plan describing the services that are appropriate for the treatment of such individual's impairment(s). (Treatment plans would not be required in cases in which the Commissioner determines that such a plan would be inappropriate or unnecessary.)
Requires the representative payee 10 provide evidence of adherence 10 the treatment plan at the time of any redetermination of the individual's eligibility and at such other times as the Commissioner may prescribe.
Requires the State agency administering a State's Medicaid program 10 furnish such information as the Commissioner may request in connection with the treatment plan. The Commissioner would reimburse the State agency for providing such information,
Requires SSA's Inspector General to' report 10 the Congress on the treatment requirement provision no later than the end of the 36th month beginning after the date of enactment.
The treatment provision would be effective on the first day of the 12th month beginning after the date of enactment.
Study of Disability Determination Process
- Requires the Commissioner, from funds otherwise appropriated, to contract with the National Academy of Sciences, or some other independent entity, to conduct a comprehensive study of the disability determination process under titles II and XVI of the Social Security Act, including the validity, reliability, equity, and consistency of the Listing of Impairments with current scientific knowledge and standards. Effective not later than 180 days after the date of enactment.
The study would include an examination of the appropriateness of the definitions of disability under both titles and the advantages and disadvantages of alternative definitions.
Requires the Commissioner, through the appropriate entity, 10 issue an interim report and a final report of the findings and recommendations resulting from the study to the President and the Congress, not later than 12 months and 24 months, respectively, from the date of the contract for such study.
National Commission on the Future of Disability
- Establishes a National Commission on the Future of Disability, whose expenses would be paid from funds otherwise appropriated for SSA. The Commission would be required 10 undertake a comprehensive study of all maners related to the nature, purpose, and adequacy of all Federal programs serving individuals with disabilities and to report its recommendations for changes 10 the President and the Congress.
- Requires HHS to transmit to SSA, for verification purposes, certain information about individuals and employers maintained under the Federal Parent Locator Service. SSA would be required to verify the accuracy of, correct, or supply to the extent possible, and report to HHS the name, SSN, and birth date of individuals and the employer identification number of employers. SSA would be reimbursed by HHS for the cost of this veritication service.
- State child support enforcement procedures would have to require that the SSN of any applicant for a professional license, commercial driver's license, occupational license, or marriage license be recorded on the application. Also, the SSN of any person subject to a divorce decree, support order, or paternity determination or acknowledgement would have to be placed in the pertinent records.
The Commission members should be appointed within 60 days after the date of enactment and serve for the life of the Commission, i.e., a 2-year period.
Requires the Commission to suhmit an interim report, at the end of the first year, to the President and the Congress. This report must include a detailed statement of the findings and conclusions of the Commission, together with the Commission's recommendations for legislative and administrative actions.
A fina1 report, which discusses bothjhe Commission's fina1 findings, conclusions, and recommendations and an assessment of the extent to which the recommendations contained in its interim report have been implemented, would be required no later than the date on which the Commission terminates.
Upon receipt, the President would be required to print each report and make it available to the public upon request.
Expansion of the Federal Parent Locator Service
Collection and Use of SSNs for Use in Child Support Enforcement


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I've been focusing on building various channels for pushing community content, since I don't want to force people into one that doesn't suit them. I'll post more on that later. But what's kept me from developing this site as I want is a frustrating inability to find a theme that fits my goals.
This needs to be a community-oriented site, supporting the three areas in which I'm involved (Make, Windows Phone, and Qt in no particular order). But I'm unable to find a ready-made WordPress theme, free or premium, that works. I've tried several dozen with varying degrees of dissatisfaction.
I don't have time or skill to develop anything, nor can I afford to pay for custom development, so that limits the possibilities.
Essentially I'll need management of events, developer resources, contests and communications. I've found plugins I believe will support those but I still need a site framework that does.
So… suggestions?


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Bellissima is a premium eCommerce HTML template with two unique color styles. It is loaded with a lot of jQuery features and a great list of layouts you may need for your e-shop.
List of features
- Two color skins with complete color scheme (not only background change)
- 34 html pages (17 for each color skin)
- 2 different layouts of jQuery sliders/carousels
- 2 different types of jQuery based photo gallery
- Filterable portfolio pages so you can display all your portfolio sections without page reload
- Price range jQuery slider
- Custom form elements
- Collapsible elements in the left sidebar
- List and Grid layouts for product listing
- Tabbed interface for the detail page allowing you to split your content
- Foto gallery for displaying all product images in the detail page
- Fully working contact form with validation
- Shortcodes pages with layout, buttons etc.
- Tabs and Accordions in 2 styles, jQuery based
- Semantic code with comments for easy use
- Clean and attractive design
- Help and PSD fiels
Update logv1.0.2 – 13 July 2012
- Bug fix for menu width under Chrome
- Bug fix for megamenu under FF10
- Bug fix for thumbnails under Chrome
List of pages you get
- Homepage
- Blog listing page. It offers 3 different type of preview for blog postings – with bigger image full width, with smaller image and text only
- Single blog posting page
- Shopping cart page
- Contacts page with working cotact form with validation
- Detail page for a single product
- Frequently asked question type of page
- Grid product listing page
- List product listing page
- Portfolio page, items displayed in 2 columns, with filteriing of different sections
- Portfolio page, items displayed in 3 columns, with filteriing of different sections
- Portfolio page, items displayed in 4 columns, with filteriing of different sections
- Price/services compare page
- Standart internal page, but with right sidebar instead of left
- Shortcodes Buttons – different buttons, messages and links
- Shortcodes Columns – different column based layouts
- Shortcodes Tabs and Accordions – jquery based tabs (2 styles) and accordion (2 styles)
Note: For preview I've been using some stock images that can't be included in the download package due to license incompatability. However all those images are available to be bought from stock sites and I'll be happy to give you links of you want to have them.
Don't hesitate to ask your question on this item, I will be happy to reply to you all. Also take a look at my other items.
Many thanks!


text: Seller: frantique2000 (12,155) 100%, Location: Yorkshire, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 351935744134 It is made from vitreous enamel fused onto sheet steel. Heavy gauge - unlike modern versions this one can't be bent easily. Very durable. Made in 1970s.6" high 8" wide.This is the real thing from a real house in real France. Not a copy, not made yesterday.Around four thousand house numbers in stock at the last count - large, small, old, high, low, enamel, cast metal, bell metal, convex, flat, Danish, French, Australian, Japanese, German, Belgian, UK. Please let me know if this is not the number or style you require. But I have few numbers higher than #600. UK shipping free of charge. Elsewhere £14. PayPal, UK/GBP cheques or bank transfer. Please see my other listings if you like French signs and numbers. Condition: good for age - see pic, Type: Plaques/ Signs, Material: vitreous enamel on sheet steel, Style: traditional French


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Douglas Hodgson - Care, Care & Community in Cambodia
I arrived at Phnom Penh airport at around 4pm, although after the long flight I scarcely knew what the time was as my body clock was all over the place! After filling in my visa application, myself and a number of other volunteers met Chammy, a Projects Abroad staff member, who warmly welcomed us to Cambodia and drove us to the volunteer guesthouse within the centre of the vibrant, colourful and thriving city.
I was a little nervous to begin with as only just being 16, I was easily the youngest volunteer there, but everyone was so nice and friendly, and just as eager as I was to begin our work and to gain as much experience as we possibly could from our trip. I soon made great friends with my roommate Tom and so many others and was already enjoying my stay in this fascinating country.
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The guesthouse was located in central Phnom Penh, meaning we had great access to shops, café's and transport. Just down the road was the Projects Abroad volunteers' apartments. The cooks there were lovely and always made plenty of food and met any dietary requirements that any of us had. Lots of rice, noodles and chicken were always served, as well as pineapple, watermelon and dragonfruit (an acquired taste!).
A short bus ride away was the Russian market where we could split off and enter the maze of shops and stalls to buy any clothing, food or souvenirs we wanted. I loved this area and managed to get lots of pairs of harem's, a few t-shirts and lots of bracelets and other items for friends and family back at home; and by using some persuasion, managed to get lots of money discounted from the original prices! Using a mixture of American dollars, and the traditional Cambodian Riel was confusing at first but we soon got the hang of it! Everybody in the city was so helpful and happy, it made the atmosphere in Cambodia's capital a wonderful place to be.
Volunteering in Cambodia
Our placement for the first week of our trip was at Kamara, a school for children aged 3 to 6 years old located on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, about a 40-minute bus drive away. As soon as we arrived we were greeted by the class of about 30 children, all of which were extremely friendly, happy and appreciative. Throughout the week at Kamara we helped teach the children some English, prepare some of their meals and the beds at naptime, as well as playing with them as much as possible!
Our main work, however, was clearing the garden outside the school, planting flower beds, and repainting the walls, these were all quite physically demanding tasks (especially in temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius!) but as equally fulfilling, and at the end of the week, it was extremely satisfying seeing what a difference our work had made.
For our second week we were working at Home of Hope, a disability and HIV centre about half an hour away from the guesthouse. Our task here was to erect a structure that would provide shade over the homes playground, in order that the children could play there during the day, where it is normally too hot to do so. We also were asked to paint and decorate a sensory room at Home of Hope, where children and adults with disabilities could go to touch, smell and hear things that could help improve their overall senses or give them a new sensory experience.
Building the shade structure outside was tough and demanding as it required lots of digging, sawing and lifting, but by the end of the week it had been completed and it was clear to see how much the children appreciated our work. We also took as much time as we could to spend time with the children and men at the home, playing with them, helping them learn, or just sitting with them and talking, all of them were so kind and joyful and it was a highlight of my trip to be able to share such an experience with these people.
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On the weekend in our stay in Cambodia we took the long journey to Siem Reap by bus, and the morning after we arrived took a tour of some of the ancient temples in the area, travelling in between them by tuk-tuk (which was great fun). The biggest temple we visited was Ankor Wat, which was absolutely stunning, and I find it hard to believe that it has been around since the twelfth century. Our tour guide told us a lot about the history of the temples and the people who built them, and what they were used for, and it was very interesting learning about a culture that I had very little knowledge about.
After our tour we went back to our hotel, then went out to visit the Siem Reap night market, which was much like the Russian market in Phnom Penh but a little more dispersed, here we bought souvenirs of our stay in Siem Reap.
Later in our second week we took a day to visit the Killing fields and the S21 museum in Phnom Penh. This was a very sobering experience but one that you must do if you are visiting Cambodia, I had very little knowledge on this topic which made the reality that such mass genocide happened so recently even more harsh. The museums were very informative and gave everyone time to reflect on what they had learnt.
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I originally wanted to go on this particular trip to Cambodia, as it was a part of the world that I knew very little about and had never travelled to that part of the world before. By going on the trip I have learnt a lot about this wonderful country and its people, I have made some great friends and it has influenced my decision to take a year out to go travelling before university. I was a unique and amazing experience and the two weeks flew by!
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Saturday will be particularly meaningful for Yale's three seniors, who will be playing the final regular-season match of their college careers. Alia Aziz, Katharine Ettinger and Kaitlin Vinci will look to end their Ivy careers with a victory over the Bulldogs' archrival.
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