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Lydia asked for reader help finding a recipe for a bar cookie I tasted recently that was out of this world. She said it had a light brownie base, and was topped with caramel, pretzels and peanuts so it was sweet but slightly salty, crunchy but also tender.
How serendipitous, Dafne Gregorisch of Pembroke Pines replied. This Saturday I had downloaded all recipes from your column, including the intriguing request from Lydia. The next day, in hopes of getting a jump start in planning my yearly cookie trays, I decided to search all of my Christmas recipe clippings and came across exactly what Lydia described!
Rita Rolter and Laurie Hauptli also sent the recipe, from the December 2011 Bon Appetit magazine. Rolter says you can add a sprinkle of chocolate chips to the topping if you want to be even more decadent.
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Marion DLaurenti asked for a fruitcake cookie recipe. A good source for all kinds of recipes for candied fruit is the Plant City-based producer of all things candied, from fruit to ginger, Paradise, at paradisefruitco.com. This is a good time to stock up on the candied mix, which can be hard to find at Easter for hot cross buns and in fall to start those fruitcakes mellowing.
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Here are two giftable cookbooks:
• Perfect for introducing children or grandchildren to the joys of cooking is The Unofficial Narnia Cookbook (Sourcebooks, $19.99). Dina Bucholz does for C.S. Lewis series what she did for Harry Potter, translating the food of fiction into recipes suitable for young cooks. Breakfast with Trumpkin the dwarf, tea with Tumnus and snack with the White Witch. There is plum pudding and biscuits from Father Christmas to celebrate the season, along with the easy nougat recipe here.
• For busy home cooks on a budget, try Delicious on a Dime (Oxmoor House, $12.95). There are more than 150 simple, money-saving recipes from the editors of All You magazine, with a cost-per-serving estimate and many complete meals for less than $10. The cost estimate for the French toast recipe here is $1.21.
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• Thai Kitchen has added color to its line of rice noodles. Theres one made with red rice that would make a festive change to stir-fries and noodle casseroles, and another made with purple corn. I made a pad Thai with the red noodles and lots of green cilantro and scallions that was a hit. The noodles are gluten free and vegan. Available at larger supermarkets or at thaikitchen.com for about $4.89.
• Pampered Chef has a new line of skinny cocktail mixes in flavors including Cosmopolitan, Appletini, Mojito and Margarita ($8.50). Each 4.9-ounce mix makes 16 (4-ounce) servings. The Cosmo, for example, comes in at just 94 calories with vodka.


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To look at Laguna now, you wouldn't know what the year-old California sea lion has been through.
In the backstage Sea Lion Support Area of the Shedd Aquarium, the male pup darts through the water. With human visitors standing by, talking about him, he leaves the tank and shimmies up to the edge of his enclosure, apparently curious. A note on a whiteboard says that on July 11 he weighed 59 pounds.
Only his feeding behavior gives away the fact that, not long ago, he weighed less than half that.
"As an animal who nearly starved twice in his life, he is frantic to eat," says Ken Ramirez, the Shedd's executive vice president of animal care and training. "It's probably going to take him months to realize there's always going to be food here."
Laguna is the Shedd's fifth and newest California sea lion. He almost didn't make it here. The animal arrived in late June after twice stranding on California beaches, dangerously underweight, one of hundreds of sea lion pups to do so in the first half of this year.
The government's official term for the mass stranding, Unusual Mortality Event, doesn't do justice to how widespread and extraordinary it was. In the year's first five months, almost 1,500 pups hit Southern California beaches, emaciated and dehydrated, compared with less than 300 in that period in a typical year.
Scientists are still working to determine what happened — the most likely cause is a disruption in the food supply — but the crisis brought a massive rescue effort that included Shedd staffers heading west to help out.
Most of the animals were nursed back to health and released. Laguna was not so fortunate. He was first found in the Laguna Beach area on Jan. 9, weighing just 24 pounds. The Pacific Marine Mammal Center at Laguna Beach — using liquid food first, then fish — brought him up to 61 lbs. before returning him to the ocean March 21.
Six weeks later, he was found on a pier, further north, in Ventura County, Calif., his weight back down to 38 pounds.
While he recovered again, this time at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, Calif., the re-stranding meant "the government decided he was a nonreleasable animal and started looking for a home," Ramirez says. "Just because we're in the middle of the country, far from any ocean, doesn't mean we can't participate."
And, indeed, because rescue and rehabilitation is formally in the Shedd's budget, it was able to send two staffers to help with the unusual influx of animals.
"It was really, honestly, one of the most amazingly rewarding experiences I've had in my career working with animals," says Kelly Schaaf, manager of sea lions, birds of prey and dogs, who spent two weeks at the Marine Mammal Care Center at Fort MacArthur in San Pedro, Calif.
Although the strandings were starting to become fewer when she arrived in late May, she was still spending 12-hour days helping feed and medicate the animals, which tended to arrive with their skeletons visible through their skin.
"Half a dozen" aquariums sent staff, recalls David Bard, director of the Fort MacArthur facility, and their expertise was invaluable in being able to guide the many volunteers who also helped.
Animal specialists have a well-established protocol for such events. Marine Mammal Stranding Networks will coordinate beach rescue and bring animals to facilities equipped to care for them.
"In a typical year we see 300 to 500 cases for the whole year," Bard says. "We had admitted 400 by the beginning of April. That's just at our facility. We're by no means the largest, but for those three months we were very likely the busiest."
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's declaration of an Unusual Mortality Event will help ensure that causes are fully investigated, Bard says, but disease does not seem to be the issue.
"What we're looking at is something environmental, whether fish supply, fish distribution or an oceanographic event," he says.
Says Ramirez, "It becomes a question for biologists and environmentalists."
The Shedd agreed to take Laguna in because it had room for another male sea lion.


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An oil spill was reported going into a creek Sunday near Ventura turned out to be organic fertilizer, officials said.
The Ventura County Fire Department responded about 3 p.m. to reports of oil streaming into Javon Canyon Creek near Pacific Coast Highway and Hobson Road, officials said.
Authorities said crews investigating the source of the spill said it was small. Fire officials estimated the substance was spilling at an estimated rate of about five gallons per hour, said Ventura County Fire Department spokesman Steve Swindle.
A hazardous-materials response team was requested, and the Coast Guard and California Department of Fish and Game were on scene, officials said. The California Highway Patrol was requested in case the spill went into the roadside, officials said. The CHP said about 3:45 p.m. it found no traffic hazard.
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Like thousands of others, I pass through Grand Central Terminal every day on my way to work. Actually I am on a subway train passing below, but in my mind's eye I picture the magnificent granite and limestone building looming above Park Avenue interrupting the busy boulevard. Even today it stands as an enduring temple to urban transportation, commerce and design.
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I just put the photo (which I think is close to your work...)
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the title is «Comme les noires au bandeau»
I really like your work. When I look at your paintings, i fell home !
Douwe, remenber me the "Nabis" or the latest Renoir works, or..., Cezanne, all what i love in the impressionnist... But your color are so Nordic, so "Brut" and we can see some other influence. In fact an unique style, beautiful figurative paint. For me it s perfect, "rare" and subtil. Lekker, lekker, lekker!! Jc.
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This place is not just about Pizza! – That's right - it's not just about pizza. But, before I tried the pizza, I had the bread. It's great! To me that means the pizza will be wonderful!!! I had the chance to visit New River Pizza & Grill several times on a recent trip, and had a variety of food ranging from appetizers to entrees. Didn't find anything I didn't like. Nothing from a can - all fresh! And the selection of wine was equally impressive. I've told all of my friends who live in this area to hurry in - meet Randy and all of his staff. They're just plain great people!
Some of the BEST Italian food and pizza I have ever tasted! – I happened to be in Florida on vacation and stumbled upon this gem of an eatery. I am from Chicago and am a total foodie, so, I wasn't expecting it to WOW me so much.
I went with a group of friends and family; we were able to try a lot of the dishes--including the fabulous pizza!
The pizza reminded me of the type served in Rome--thin with high quality cheese and toppings. The sausage was shaved, not a hunk of greasy meat. I have never tasted sausage like this--delicious! The pizza had a buttery taste and melted in your mouth--one of the best I have ever tasted.
We also tried some of the entrees and salads. The entrees rivaled any fine dining establishment's The Chicken Francaise was incredible--perfectly cooked with a lot of flavor and again, top quality ingredients. The Chicken Marsala was equally as wonderful as were the salads.
I can't say enough about the Quality of the food. I felt like I was in a five-star restaurant without the high prices and fussiness. The portions and ingredients were incredibly generous and the prices were surprisingly low.
Our service was good and the ambiance was low-key and family-friendly. The staff seemed friendly and accommodating.
The dining room is quaint and there is a window to watch the pizza man spinning pies.
But, go for THE FOOD!!! DIne in or carry out. It's an experience you don't want to miss. I will definitely be back.
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Elinor Roberta Franklin: Sept. 10, 1932 - Feb. 9, 2013. At the request of Mrs. Franklin and her family, her body will be cremated.
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The family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday, Feb. 16, from 9 a.m. until the funeral hour.
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Richard Hamilton Culver: May 21, 1933 - Feb. 8, 2013. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11, at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory in Marietta with the Rev. Donald Shearin officiating. Interment will follow at Crest Lawn Memorial Park in Atlanta.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday, Feb. 10, from 4 to 8 p.m.
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Take it from me, I have written a lot of sharp emails that never made it to their intended recipient because of that question. In fact, many people tell me that they write the really nasty response with no intention of ever hitting "send." For them, just getting it off your chest (but not into someone's inbox) is therapy.
We frequently puzzle over the people who don't apply this little rule. What is it about the digital space that invites some readers to unleash their worst selves for the world to see? Are they that personal and nasty face-to-face? Personal experience tells me they usually aren't. It's one thing to type vulgar, insulting, racist, sexist or hateful words and send them into the cyberworld. It's another altogether to sit in front of the human being who is the target of your insults and speak various cruelties.
The digital space can be a mask, an easy way to type the worst things without ever having to look someone in the eyes or read his or her body language. Many of us believe hiding behind obscure usernames provides a cloak that protects our real identity from the consequences of online nastiness.
Here is where we introduce Michael Brutsch to the story.
Brutsch is a 49-year-old Air Force veteran who lives in Arlington, a big Texas city in the center of Dallas-Fort Worth. The computer programmer worked at a financial services company until a few weeks ago. He lost his job when his online alter-ego was revealed.
It turns out Brutsch the suburban family man was also Violentacrez, labeled by Gawker.com as the "Biggest Troll on the Web."
Adrian Chen's article on Brutsch/Violentacrez in Gawker summed up how he earned that title: "His specialty is distributing images of scantily-clad underage girls, but as Violentacrez he also issued an unending fountain of racism, porn, gore, misogyny, incest, and exotic abominations yet unnamed, all on the sprawling online community Reddit."
It wouldn't be fair to suggest that this sort of filth is the sum total of the social media site Reddit.com, which describes itself as "a type of online community where users vote on content." As I type this early Friday, the Reddit homepage was filled with both serious news stories, odd bits of trivia and assorted silliness. ("What one ability could I develop if I practiced it every time I sat on the toilet for the next year?" read one post.) In other words, it's not all that different from many social media sites.
Brutsch/Violentacrez's work there stands out for its button-pushing vileness.
Chen writes that Violentacrez (pronounced violent-acres) exploited "Reddit's laissez-faire attitude towards offensive speech" in creating a section called Jailbait, which was "a safe space for people sexually attracted to underage girls to share their photo stashes."
Brutsch/Violentacrez made similarly offensive sections dedicated to anti-semintism, wife-beating, racism and so on, all with names like "Chokeabitch," "Rapebait" and "Jewmerica." All, he claimed while still under the cloak of anonymity, in the name of free expression.
When Chen discovered the man behind the mask and confronted the Texan on the telephone earlier this month, Brutsch's tone became softer. "My wife is disabled. I got a home and a mortgage, and if this hits the fan, I believe this will affect negatively on my employment," he told Gawker. "I do my job, go home, watch TV, and go on the Internet. I just like riling people up in my spare time."
Brutsch has suddenly found himself with more spare time. His employer confirmed to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that it had fired Brutsch in the aftermath of the controversy. "It was a combination of embarrassment to the company, discomfort of fellow workers who remain here," First Cash Financial Services CEO Rick Wessel said, "and just what he was doing was so reprehensible that we had to severe the relationship."
Good news for TV fans. We've heard from many of our loyal readers unhappy with the TV listings format introduced in August, and are making changes. Starting this Friday, our TV listings will appear in the Friday paper in a handy, 8-page tabloid-sized format.
Readers expressed their unhappiness with the two-page format that has been appearing in the Sunday Life and Arts section. Don't lose heart, change is on the way, starting this Friday.
You complained. We heard you. We are making changes.
Bob Davis is associate publisher/editor of The Anniston Star. Contact him at 256-235-3540 or bdavis@EditorBobDavis.


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Highlights of Part II of my trip in Coloardo:
- Illegal Pete's (TWICE)
- Many Frozen Yogurt dates (3 in 8 days)
- Karaoke
- Running in Washington Park
Sunday through Thursday I stayed with my sister in Fort Collins. So, I bought a guest pass for the Fort Collins Club, where my sister works out, so that I could get my workouts in.
Monday – Swim and Row
I had never been on a row machine before, so I was kinda pumped to try something new. Here is what I learned:
1. I have no grip strength
2. My arms got tired FAST = arms are weak
3. I'm competitive even on the row machine – was trying to row "faster" than the two dudes next to me ;)
Tuesday it was off to Boulder, one of my favorite cities in Colorado. Why? Because Illegal Pete's is there. What is Illegal Pete's you ask? It is the best burrito restaurant I've ever been to. Yes, I know it's a bold argument, but I'll tell you why. It's really simple too. After putting all the ingredients in the burrito, they MIX it up! Yes, they MIX it. This makes it amazing because you don't get a bite of just one ingredient, like every single other burrito I've ever ordered. So, every bite had a mix of chicken, black beans, pinto beans, guacamole, lettuce, salsa, cheese, cilantro, and onion. YUM!
We then stopped off at a coffee shop, because I needed to do some work…
Wednesday – Met up with my friend Kim, who is also an Oakley Women's Ambassador…
Thursday – I headed to Denver to visit my friend Betsy – Thursday was Valentine's Day…and what better way to celebrate than with a Vday Brunch at Lucille's. Then we both had to work, and we met up later for a fro yo date!
And we watched the movie "360″ – really good…although we both didn't feel like we had closure at the end…
Thursday was also quite snowy, and while inside at a coffee shop, I couldn't resist the urge to go catch snowflakes…
I also received this sweet message on Vday, which made my day!
Friday – I went for a run in Washington park. It was windy and cold. And I didn't take my phone because I needed a break from technology. It was peaceful and I loved every second of it. It was then time to hit the local neighborhood bar. Betsy and I met up with a couple of her friends, and it just so happened to be Karaoke night…
Before I continue about our Karaoke performance(s), I just want to say…I have never seen more good looking men all in one place. That goes for Denver in general too. Seriously, single ladies, move to Denver ;) My friend Betsy said, that's why it's nick-named "Menver". I have never heard of that, but seriously there's a lot of men, and a lot of good looking men at that with midwestern values :)
Okay…back to Karaoke…Betsy and I had our fair share of Karaoke performances in college, so we couldn't pass up an opportunity to sing together. We had the "great" idea, as we always do to sing songs, that we "think" are going to be awesome crowd pleasers and then…fail. Our "brilliant" idea this time was to sing "What's Going On" by "Four Non-Blondes". We started out strong, we had some people say "I love this song"…and then the "oooing" begins. There is so much oooing in this song, it is stupid. Nevertheless it mad for a not so entertaining Karaoke song, but probably an entertaining performance…we did get a standing ovation from a few people.
Then I tried to sing "Good Girl" by Carrie Underwood. NEVER try to sing a Carrie Underwood song for Karaoke, not sure what I was thinking. Thank goodness this was late in the evening:)
Saturday was my last day in Colorado so first up was a fun run with Betsy. She is training for a half marathon, so we headed to Washington park, her favorite place to run.
After a loop or two around the park, we headed back to her place, cleaned up and went downtown because Betsy had never been to Illegal Pete's, which gave me a great excuse to have a Round 2!
My sister came and met up with us, and then we walked to our favorite book store "Tattered Cover". I LOVE this independent bookstore. I could spend hours there. Of course I walked out with two new books.
I had an awesome trip! It was so good to see my sister, and my friends Betsy and Kim. I will definitely be back again soon! As for training for the week, it was a recovery week, so I enjoyed having the extra time to spend with some of my favorite people.
Now I'm two weeks away from my first tri of the season, Desert International Triathlon. Time to get back to work!


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I am isolated here in a small town with not much of a crochet book collection in the local library. So, I recently requested some crochet books on interlibrary loan, just to see what might be available. Apparently, here in Tennessee, there is a dearth of books on crochet. But among the few books I was able to obtain was Del Pitt Feldman's The Crocheter's Art (Doubleday, 1974). I remember this book from my early research into fiber arts and it is now a classic. A first edition is listed on Amazon for more than $600 dollars! Don't worry; there is a contemporary paperback available for about $11.00. I daresay, the pictures are not nearly so marvelous as in the original.
This book came at a time when crafts and especially fiber arts were experiencing renewed interest and, for the first time since the Arts and Crafts movement of the early 20th century, fiber arts were being recognized as art and being included in shows in some of the major national galleries. Today, the larger museums still give a nod to crafts with a few select pieces, but major shows are not on the agenda. (Readers, correct me on this one if I am wrong. Are we in a renewal period for textile arts? If you know of any art shows that are currently featuring fiber artists, please post them here. This site is all about making crochet as art more visible and along with that goes any related textile art.)
Some of the artists featured in The Crocheter's Art are no longer working, but a few are still around and even still actively producing work. I'd like to focus on just one of these artists today. Her name is Nicki Hitz Edson. Some of her best known early work was crocheted masks. She is an artist after my own heart, one of my favorite art forms is maks and my current favorite textile medium is crochet. You can find excellent full color photos of some of these early works at Nicki's website.(http://www.nickihitzedson.com/index.php-page=crochet.html) My personal favorite is the Satyr. What's yours?
These masks look as fresh and inspired as they did back in the day when they were first being shown in Tiffany's windows and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York City. Her mask work continued to be a major part of her art shows throughout the 1970s and then in the 1980s wearable art became the predominant theme in her work. This is not to say her work is limited only to these two ideas. If you browse through the other pages on her website, you will see she also does tapestries and pet portraits, gives workshops in freeform crochet, and sells patterns for some of her original designs for knitted vests.
I hope looking at Nicki Hitz Edson's work has given you some inspiration. Has anyone tried a crocheted mask? Maybe there are some of you out there who've done some similar work for theatrical costuming. These are not your typical weekend projects for a Halloween costume, but they could be something for one of the big masked balls held around the major cities during the Halloween season. Post a comment, link, or photo of your work or work of someone you admire who's done some amazing crochet masks!
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6. Moravian Star Tree Topper from Crate & Barrel, $19.95
7. Frank Lloyd Wright Luxfer Christmas Tree Topper from Amazon.com, $101.99
8. Martha Stewart Collection Christmas Tree Topper from Macy's, $16
9. Mirrored Star Tree Topper from Pottery Barn, $59
10. Moravian Star Tree Topper from the Moravian Book Shop, $49
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For those who like things a little less traditional, I found an amazing cupcake tree topper on Etsy! It's so fun and whimsical!
It was an investment at the time, but I got a Hungarian felted star from the Sandor collection and it makes me smile every year when I put it up.
I bought a real silver lametta star topper when I was about 14 or so, and when I moved out, I took it with me (my parents never had a topper). It's the simplest one out there, folds flat, doesn't break, and the tarnish it has accumulated over the years is quite pretty. I love it!
Like so, but without the poinsettia:
I have a modest collection of vintage toppers, none of which have ever graced the top of my tree. Those I DIY. The one thing they all have in common is a star in some form or fashion. A few are used in table centerpieces and as plant stakes in various houseplants. The mercury glass ones (as in pic #1) are transformed into bottle stoppers for vintage glass bottles on my mantle each year where they shine.
My fave has the place of honor on the dining room table each year. It pre-dates PB's existence & I paid 1/5 their asking price at the TS...now imagine $9 in mercury glass. Do I need to say it? It.Is.GLORIOUS.
Whether you're just searchng for a topper or looking to outfit your first tree NOW's the time to hit the thrift stores. They're overwhelmed with Christmas decor each yr & you can decorate a small[ish] tree in vintage ornaments for the price of a single [cheap] immitation.
Re #5 - seriously? They want $88 for an amorphous blob with spikes sticking out? I love star tree toppers, but this is ridiculous.
I'm old fashioned enough that my trees have to have an angel on top. The one I still have on my tree is older than I am, so she's probably 70.
I'm fortunate enough to have the world's largest Christmas store just down the road from me. This year I picked up this guy: http://www.bronners.com/product/rustic-star-tree-top.do?sortby=ourPicks&from=Search
We use the star my husband grew up with - gold foil and none of the lights work anymore. He loves it. I started taking it apart last year to see if I could rewire it, but it doesn't seem safely possible, so it just stays unlit. He wants his old star and colored lights so badly, who am I to argue?
My favorite part of trimming the tree as a child was putting on the topper. Ours was just like the ones in the first photo, except gold. I've now inherited it and would never think of replacing it.
My kids always wanted one of the angel toppers. I think they usually look too much like Barbie, and I don't much like angels anyhow. But I think I wanted one of those back when I was a kid, too.
My sister-in-law put a beautiful beaded star on my gift one year instead of a bow. That is what I use for a tree-topper. I think she meant it to be disposable, or a regular ornament at best. But I love it, and it has a place of honor atop my tree every year. I don't really remember what the gift was ...
That blue topper from Land of Nod is really quite easy to fold. We used to do them as paper tree ornaments in school.
This site has a video showing how it's done:
My mom collects real antique christmas balls. Here in Belgium there's still a lot of them going around, and not only balls, but bells, stars, we even have an umbrella, mushrooms, funny faces and lots of other stuff. Some of them are more then a hundred years old!
You can tell when there really old when the little loop (through where the iron goes or whatever to hang them) isn't a stick-in thing from aluminium, but is blown in the glass! These are rare though.
I'm not a big fan of tree-toppers (on trees, that is - I think classic glass finial tree toppers are absolutely gorgeous). I hang a tiny (half dollar-sized) homemade paper Moravian star *near* the top.
I keep having issues with my tree toppers. I wnt them to stand out and not vanish into the wall or the tree. (I got a lovely star made of wire and pearl-like beads, and you could see right throuh it as though it weren't there. I got a peacock and it was too close to the color of the tree.)
Currently I have a fairly large lighted Moravian star (one of my favorite things in the world is stellated polyhedra, including Moravian stars). It's ok, but it doesn't sit nicely at the top and the white points look pretty but the framework at the base gets a kind of unhappy brownish glow where the thicker, stronger parts are.
Perfection is yet to be found!
I think displays of those finial style toppers in crystal or metal candle sticks of various heights are gorgeous! But the vintage ones are something I'd probably accidentally break, so I never tried it...
I just have to brag. My tree topper is the same star used in A Christmas Story. And I still have the box.
I'm going to try to make this felt star topper...doesn't look too difficult. http://www.purlbee.com/felt-star-pendant-and-tree-top/
Yes, please get yourself a tree topper. Before your boyfriend realizes it first, finds an errant tiny decorative mitten to top the tree with as his 'contribution' to the holiday decorating, and suddenly topping the tree with a ratty, disproportionately small felt mitten is a tradition in your household. I mean, hypothetically.
That's the kind my family used too! I loved it, and was so disappointed when the 70s rolled in and we "updated" to a giant round tinsel-laden thing with 12 little lights in it.
In the 60s, we also had the most fabulous twinkle lights -- every individual light twinkled on its own timetable. I've never seen another set like it, and I've always stuck to non-blinking lights because the all-on/all-off flashing and the gaudy chasing all seem so coarse compared to those delicate twinkles of youth ...


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First Lady Michelle Obama Speaks at 2012 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards
What follows is a transcript of the remarks by the First Lady Michelle Obama at the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards, held in the East Room this afternoon, November 19, 2012.
"MRS. OBAMA: Thank you. (Applause.) Thanks so much. Well, good afternoon.
AUDIENCE: Good afternoon.
MRS. OBAMA: And welcome to the White House. It's good to have you here. I am thrilled that all of you are here joining us today.
I want to start by thanking the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, and all their work for sponsoring these awards each year. They've just done an amazing job. And I'd like to ask all of the members of the committee to please stand so that we can recognize you for all of your hard work. (Applause.) It's a pretty impressive group.
I also want to specifically acknowledge -- I'm off my game. (Laughter.) I haven't been -- I've been speaking a lot, and then sort of took a little time off -- but our committee co-chairs George Stevens and Margo Lion for all of their hard work. Thank you both. (Applause.) And we also have Jim Leach, Rocco Landesman, Susan Hildreth, Mary Schmidt Campbell; we have Minister Deng who is here, and our youth program speaker, Starr Arroyo who's going to -- you'll hear from Starr. (Applause.)
And I also want to thank Congressman Platts for joining us today. Where's the Congressman? There you are. I walked right past you. Thank you so much for being here today. (Applause.)
And finally, I want to thank all of the educators, the artists, leaders, all of you who are working every day in communities all across this country to run the programs that we are going to recognize here today.
And every day, you all are doing the hard work. You are pushing and inspiring our kids. You're revealing their boundless promise, and teaching them to believe in themselves. Because of the programs that you all run, young people are learning breakdancing, hip hop, African drumming -- a lot of stuff going on, right? -- a little traditional music. They're putting on plays, publishing poems and articles, and working on museum exhibits. They're becoming historians, designers and champion debaters. Yes. (Laughter.)
And the young people from the Mariachi Master Apprentice Program who will perform for us a little later on, they have even recorded their own CD. That's pretty good. (Applause.) So we are looking forward to that. I got to hear a little bit of their practice yesterday. They're pretty good, pretty good. (Laughter.) Very proud to have you guys here.
And I know that many of you who are here today, you make all this happen on shoestring budgets; you do it in unbelievable ways, in some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable. And I know that you put a lot of late nights and long hours in to give these kids opportunities worthy of their promise.
But you keep on doing this year after year because you have seen firsthand the transformative power of the arts and arts education in the lives of young people across this country. You know that the skills that you're teaching -- skills like problem-solving and teamwork, self-expression -- these skills aren't just valuable in the studio or in the theater, but they are critical in the classroom and will be in the workplace when you all get there, right?
You all see that every day -- the promise of the work in the rising GPAs, because all of these students are doing wonderful things. I met a young woman who is going to go into biology, studying at UCLA, in our mariachi band -- women in science, great things.
You see it in rising graduation rates, because all of these kids are going to college, right? Let's hear it again.
AUDIENCE: Yes! (Laughter.)
MRS. OBAMA: Yes, indeed. You see kids who never considered going to college finally saying to themselves, well, if I can publish my own writing; if I can create my own artwork; if I can get up in front of all these people and perform anywhere, including the East Room of the White House, well, then certainly I can go to college, right? (Laughter.) Of course I can continue my education and expand my ambitions and pursue my dreams, right? You are here. You can do anything.


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"In 2010 we were lacking all the enthusiasm and all the pride of being part of Juventus. When we came in 2010, we declared that we needed two years to turn around the team, you can't change 20 players in one go."
So explained Andrea Agnelli this week in an interview with ESPN as Juventus moved into the Champions League quarter-finals. Since Gianni Agnelli's nephew took over as president of Italy's most successful club three years ago, the Old Lady has witnessed a remarkable turnaround in her fortunes.
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Having accrued millions in debt largely due to the Calciopoli scandal, Juve's return to the top flight started well but the team soon suffered a complete collapse. Poor transfers, costly contracts, a loss of identity and a mountain of debt affected the team both on and off the pitch.
As Agnelli confessed, the club "track of the sporting project." The club's main shareholder, Exor, had to act in order to stop the decline and restore glory to a fallen giant.
Asked what was changed in order to achieve success, Agnelli explained it started "with accountability and precise responsibility over the various aspects that the company needs managed."
Appointed as president of the Italian giants in May 2010, Agnelli brought on Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici swiftly to help stop the decay and start a new project. Juve needed to restore their identity - that of a side that nurtured, rather than bought, world-class talent, a side that believed in the Italianità of football and a club renowned for hard work to obtain results.
Objectives were swiftly set out and achieved. Players on lucrative contracts were sent packing, the average age of the side was lowered and only smart investments were made -- Juventus began to build for the future. There was a greater emphasis on youth, on buying Italian and on only offering contracts that were deemed 'value for money.'
"When I took office, that year was one of the worst, actually the worst year as we had lost 95 million euros," Agnelli said. "We had to call for a capital increase that was fully subscribed. It was thanks to our general shareholders that we were able to actually turn around the company with great investments on the sport side."
Agnelli was indeed right, Juventus were struggling with a mountain of debt. However, by the end of June 2012, the club recorded a smaller loss of 48.7 million euros; and by the end of June 2013, the loss ought to be significantly lower.
The stadium revenue, the Champions League money, in addition to various sponsorship deals with the likes of Jeep have allowed the Bianconeri further control over their finances.
Marotta and Paratici worked throughout the night to close deals, make the right contacts and push the team forward. However, they were men remembered for their work at Sampdoria - they were not Juve men. With manager Gigi Delneri suffering with the pressure, Agnelli quickly recognised the benefit of bringing a piece of the old Juve back.
"I realized that we needed someone who understood what Juventus meant and what the underlined value is of being at Juventus," explained Angelli when asked on the impact of Antonio Conte, who succeeded Delneri in 2011. "He had a very clear understanding of what kind of pressure you're put under at Juventus."
The tolerance for mediocrity vanished and the soldier mentality returned. Hard work was the only way to return to winning ways and that meant working on a winning mentality, building a cohesive unit and making wise purchases on the market.
Juventus have now gone back to being a side that have perfected the art of defence and one that understands how to close out a game. Alert and concentrated throughout the entirety of their matches, Conte's players believe, his managers believe and now Europe believes.
Undefeated in the Champions League thus far in the campaign, Friday morning the Old Lady learned she would face Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals.
Billed as the game that will pit the backbone of the German national team against the backbone of the Italian national side, we will see Bayern's beautiful attack take on Juve's beautiful defence. Two clubs, two identities and two sides with overwhelming history and European pedigree.
Unfortunately, it will also be a match between two of Europe's greatest final-hurdle chokers. Collectively, the sides have reached the final of the Champions League a staggering 16 times, but managed only six trophies. Both teams hope that on this occasion luck will be on their side.
Conte will remember that was Jupp Heynckes's Real Madrid that robbed his team of the chance to win a Champions League trophy in 1998 when Conte was a Juve player. Now as coach, he will be hoping to extract revenge by defeating Heynckes' glorious Bavarian side.
It won't be easy but it is possible. Bayern have rarely lost this season and sit 20 points clear at the top of the Bundesliga, having conceded a mere 10 goals. However, faced against a side that frustrates their forwards and counterattacks to precision, they have been known to suffer and lose.
They may have only conceded 10 in the league, but also 10 in Europe as well. Juventus, on the other hand, have conceded only four goals in this elite competition, scoring 17. Both clubs know how to attack and how to defend -- the question is, who will choke on this occasion?


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4/17/14 - Not many teams get to face regular season opponents during the preseason—unless you're the San Diego Chargers in 2014. San Diego will host the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1 of exhibition games, then travel up the coast to take on defending Super Bowl XLVIII champions, the Seattle Seahawks, in Week 2. San Diego will remain up north to face the San Francisco 49ers in their new home at Levi's Stadium, before returning home to play the Arizona Cardinals on Aug 28. SD will be pitted against their NFC West foes (Seattle, San Francisco, Arizona) once more this year during the regular season. Last preseason, the team finished 1-3 during Mike McCoy's first year as head coach, see if he can improve on those numbers with San Diego Chargers tickets this summer!
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1/6/14 - The San Diego Chargers looked like the hungriest team in Wild Card weekend, playing an uncompromising game to defeat the favored Cincinnati Bengals, to advance to the AFC divisional round. Can the Chargers beat Denver for a second time this season? Home field advantage means nothing when the Chargers bolt into town and Philip Rivers is sure to put up a relentless fight against the Manning-led squad. Get San Diego Chargers tickets for just $118 and see if they can advance deeper into
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12/30/13 - With a win and some help from around the league, the San Diego Chargers scored the final spot in the AFC for a Wild Card berth! The Chargers took advantage of a depleted Kansas City roster and defeated the Chiefs, 27-24 in overtime, granting SD their fourth straight win and yet another statement victory over a ranked team. If the Chargers lost, the Pittsburgh Steelers would have taken the No. 6 seed, so Philip Rivers and company will not let this berth go to waste. See them ride the momentum into Cincinnati this Sunday to take on the formidable Bengals in enemy territory January 5, and with Rivers' cannon of an arm sizing up against the accident-prone Andy Dalton, San Diego is a serious threat! San Diego Chargers playoff tickets for the Wild Card Round are the cheapest of the weekend, starting at just $62, and averaging at $180 for a seat in Paul Brown Stadium.
12/23/13 - The San Diego Chargers beat division rivals, the Oakland Raiders 13-26, to keep playoffs in view heading into Week 17. Philip Rivers showcased his imposing power under center, and will have to work his magic again when San Diego meets Kansas City for the second time this month, needing to sweep the series. If San Diego wins, and the Dolphins and Ravens lose this weekend, the Chargers will score the coveted AFC conference wild-card spot and end their three-year playoff drought! San Diego Chargers tickets are moderately priced at $167 on average for the final game of the season.
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12/2/13 - The San Diego Chargers must now win out the rest of their games for a chance at a postseason run, after falling to the Cincinnati Bengals, 7-10, yesterday. Phillip Rivers is among the top quarterbacks in the league and has thrown at least 390 yards in numerous games this season, but he was held to 252 yards and needed more help from the run game to overcome the Cincy's tough defense, who forced three turnovers on the day. Electrify SD and support the Chargers next week when they host the New York Giants in a must-win game! San Diego Chargers tickets are $143 on average for the East-meets-West face off.
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11/18/13- The San Diego Chargers were beat by the Miami Dolphins, 16-20, on Sunday. In the only sunny game of the day, the Chargers played their third ugly game in a row, and have now slipped to 4th place in the AFC West. SD accrued 10 penalties, and although Phillip Rivers went 22-34 for 298 yards, the team could not overcome the lost yardage, and ultimately came up short. Next week, they travel to Kansas City to play the no-longer unbeaten Chiefs. Can the squad hand KC their second loss of the season? San Diego Chargers tickets are $151 on average.
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10/21/13 - Philip Rivers led the San Diego chargers to victory, hammering the Jacksonville Jaguars, 24-6. The Chargers controlled the game from the start despite making a cross-country trek on a short week, for their first back-to-back win of the season. Philip Rivers displayed a masterful showing, finishing in glorious fashion on Sunday with 22 of 26 passes for 285 yards, completing his first 14 passes of the game (a franchise record), and subsequently became the 38th quarterback in the NFL to pass over 30,000 yards. The Bolts running game was electric as well, finishing with a whopping 207 yards: running back Danny Woodhead leapt into the end zone on their first drive, and Ryan Mathews racked up over 100-yards on 21 carries and one touchdown—his first rushing TD since Week 5 of last year. The Chargers will be heading into their bye, before returning in Week 9 to take on the Washington Redskins on November 3.
10/15/13 - The San Diego Chargers put away the Indianapolis Colts 9-19, in a great Monday Night Football matchup. Philip Rivers, now completing 74% of his passes, has been living up to expectations as he and the Bolt's balanced methodical offense terminated Andrew Luck's three game winning streak. A budding bromance between Rivers and rookie receiver Keenan Allen garnered a 22-yard touchdown, a performance amplified by reliable Nick "the kick" Novak's four huge field goals and running back Ryan Matthew's 102-yard game. The Chargers maintained ball possession for four consecutive drives of over 11 plays, barely giving Luck a chance to score and holding the Colts to three field goals. The Bolts are looking electric off their Monday Night upset triumph and will turn to another win opportunity in Florida, when they meet the Jacksonville Jaguars. San Diego Chargers tickets in Florida are only $8 to get in and a modest $36 on average.
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9/30/13 - The Chargers are celebrating a 30-21 victory over Dallas, with a stunning performance by Philip Rivers. The quarterback managed 400 passing yards, and the offense put up 17 unanswered points in the second half of the game, including receiver Danny Woodhead finally making waves, completing five passes for 54 yards, and 32 rushing. Despite the loss of defensive end Dwight Freeney, who injured his quad, San Diego debuted Manti Te'o who is expected to be a force on the defense. The Chargers are next pitted against the Oakland Raiders, who will be welcoming back quarterback Terelle Pryor after a concussion took him out in Week 3. San Diego Chargers tickets for their trek up the California coastline is a reasonable $24 to get in, and averaging at $94.
9/24/13 - The San Diego Chargers have dropped a few spots in power rankings after their unceremonious last-minute defeat by the Titans on Sunday, who they have not lost to since the team was known at the Houston Oilers. While quarterback
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Thoughts on Evelene?
For a very long time my husband and I have loved the name Evelyn Judy (Judy, after grandma) but I don't think I could stand using such a popular name. Every time I see the name Evangeline I just love it so much, but I don't like that its a Disney name. So I kind of meshed them together to make Evelene. What do you think? Does it sound too made up?
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It's pretty; my friend's friend is named E v e l i e n and pronounces it the same as Evelene. I believe she was a foreign exchange student from Belgium. I think E v e l i e n looks prettier, but both names have a lovely sound.~inside this teenberry's mind ~~Vote on combo possibilities (updated 4/5/14)
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When I first saw the name, I thought it would be pronounced as Eve, and then the first syllable of Lena (EEVE-leen), but it doesn't look like that's your intended pronunciation.
I actually like the idea of combining those two names, but only spelled as Evaline. In your spelling, not only is there potential mispronunciation, it's visually unappealing to me (way too many E's).
And honestly, if the Disney reference is what's putting you off of Evangeline, I wouldn't let it hold you back. I had to look up the character to see what movie it came from, and I'm pretty sure she's a minor character. The first Evangeline I think of is the heroine of A Tale of Acadie.
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Thanks for the thoughts on spelling, I think you guys are right. Now that you point out the EEVE-leen pronunciation I can't not see it lol
July 10th, 2013 04:51 PM #9
Yea, I didn't even know that Evangeline was "Disney" name. It's on the frilly side but it's not like you're using Cinderella or even Aurora or Tiana.
If you like Evelene, I'd use it as a nn for Evangeline, because Evelene is just too made up imo.Livy/Lucy : Geneva/Gwen : Coralie/Alice : Noelle/Eve
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