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Thanks to everyone who submitted photos for this month's Bake Off. The Caramel Apple Upside Down Cake seems to have been a hit!
This month's winner, and the recipient of a $100 Williams-Sonoma gift card is Katherine S.
Congratulations Katherine! It was inspiring to hear how you were able to overcome some obstacles in order to make this cake, and I could sense how much you impressed yourself with the end result.
Coming in at second place and winning an autographed copy of Sugar is Rebecca M.
Congrats Rebecca! Your story of sharing the cake with your mid-term study group made me smile. As a college student, I used baking as my means to relax, so I tended to bake most often when essays were due or it was exam season. Hope the midterm went well!
I'd also like to send shoutouts to Sharon, for including her delicious dinner menu that concluded with the Caramel Apple Cake, to Sandra, who included that great family photo and to Billy, whose youthful enthusiasm was palpable in his note.
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Caramel Apple Layer:3 apples (Spartan, Mutsu or Cortland), peeled, cored and each cut into 8 wedges2 Tbsp water1 Tbsp lemon juice1 cup sugar ¼ cup unsalted butter
Cake:¼ cup unsalted butter at room temperature½ cup sugar½ cup packed dark brown sugar or demerara sugar4 eggs at room temperature, separated1/3 cup sour cream1 tsp vanilla extract1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour1 tsp baking powder½ tsp ground cinnamon¼ tsp salt
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9 inch cake pan and place it on a parchment-lined baking tray.
2. For the caramel apple layer, arrange the apples tightly together in the bottom of the prepare pan. Pour the water and lemon juice into a small saucepot, and then add the sugar and butter. Bring this mixture to a boil without stirring and continue to boil, occasionally brushing the sides of the pot down with water, until it is a rich caramel color, 4 to 6 minutes. Remove the pot from the heat and pour the caramel over the apples, coating them as much as possible (but don't worry if they are not completely coated). Set aside while preparing the cake.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2003Valparaiso University head men's basketball coach Homer Drew announced that Jarryd Loyd of Niles West High School in Skokie, Ill. and Aris Williams of Georgetown Preparatory School in Washington D.C. have signed national letters of intent to attend Valpo and play basketball.
Loyd, a 5'11", 170-pound point guard, earned All-Central Suburban South Conference honors as a junior after helping Niles West to a 23-6 record and its first conference title in 27 years. A Second Team All-Area selection by the Chicago Sun-Times, Loyd averaged 15 points, 5.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds in 2002-03. Loyd also garnered Special Mention All-State recognition from the Chicago Tribune as Niles West won its regional and advanced to the sectional final. As a sophomore, Loyd also started at point guard.
"It's a great opportunity for Jarryd," Niles West head coach Dave Genis said. "He will be playing for a great person and experienced coach in Homer Drew, who has taken a team to the Sweet 16 and won numerous conference championships. Plus, Valpo plays a great schedule year-in-and-year-out.
"With Jarryd, Valpo got a steal," Genis added. "He's lightening quick, sees the floor well and is a wonderful young man."
Williams, a 6'9", 210-pound forward, is playing for one of the nation's top teams as Georgetown Prep is ranked #13 in the East, according to USAhoops.com. Last summer, he averaged 18.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists while playing for D.C. Assault, an AAU team. As a junior, Williams averaged 7.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists in helping Georgetown Prep to a 20-5 record. The 2002-03 season was Williams first at Georgetown Prep.
"Aris is the best small forward in the country that people haven't seen," said Georgetown Prep head coach Dwayne Bryant, who starred at Georgetown University in the mid-to-late 1980s.
"He's probably one of the most versatile players I've seen in that he can play the shooting guard, small forward and power forward positions," Bryant added. "Aris has nice 3-point range on his jumper, is a good passer and rebounder, and can defend multiple positions.
"He really enjoyed his visit with Coach Drew and felt it was the right place for him," Bryant said. " Plus he liked the caliber and the challenging schedule Valpo plays."
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The Bulldogs started off the match strong earning the doubles point with a win at the No. 1 and No. 2 positions. David Orces and James Atkinson paired up for the fifth time this season and earned their first victory as a duo. The Bulldog tandem took down the Warhawks' Andrew Bayliss and Mitch Osborne 8-3. In the No. 2 slot for the Dogs, Dillon Berkabile and Peter Bleach won their second match this season defeating Byron Balkin and Cameron Laktash 8-2.
Orces, Bleach and Sperr were the standout players for The Citadel, also earning victories in singles play. Orces defeated Balkin in a quick two-set match 6-3, 6-1. The Bulldog junior has won his last eight matches in the No. 1 position for the Dogs and claimed his 11th win on the season. Orces is just three wins shy of his career best total of 14 duals wins from last season with four matches left before the SoCon tournament.
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Longest Time To Keep Toe In Mouth While Hopping On One Foot
Christophe Flodstrom
Matt Rishel on 10/11/201101:49.02
Dustin Barker on 10/11/201101:33.54
Dustin Barker on 10/10/201101:37.61
Ben Jenkins on 10/9/201101:27.83
Matt Rishel on 9/29/201101:22.53
Matt Rishel on 9/29/201101:20.95
Dustin Barker on 9/28/201101:18.32
Ben Jenkins on 9/25/201100:29.14
Hunter McQueen on 9/19/201101:11.01
Christophe Flodstrom on 8/18/201100:50.64
Cody Owens on 8/12/201100:48.98
Mark Brown on 8/6/201100:43.87
Trevor Cummings on 8/5/201100:53.30
Trevor Cummings on 8/3/201100:48.36
Trevor Cummings on 8/1/201100:18.89
Stride Marketers on 7/23/2011
Deerfield, Illinois, United States / August 18, 2011
Christophe Flodstrom kept his toe in his mouth while hopping on one foot for one minute, 11.01 seconds.
Stride's setting 100 records in 100 days. At the end of 100 days, we'll verify if you are the standing Record Holder. If you are, you'll get $500 for each record you managed to hold with your guile, talent, and sheer will.
General caution and common sense required. We show the Stride Team at work, but recommend that these challenges be done at home.
- must attempt record standing up
- no external support permitted
- hopping foot may never touch ground for longer than two seconds
- non-hopping foot may not touch ground for duration of attempt
- timing starts when toe is in mouth and hopping begins
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response to previous attempt
Dan Rollman
It's a non-factor at this point, but foot doesn't clearly leave ground on several hops.
response to previous attempt
Ben Jenkins
From about 1:10 to 1:15, the front part of his foot doesn't leave the ground.
response to previous attempt
Dustin Barker
looks good to me matt
response to previous attempt
Matt Rishel
I'm not sure what you are watching, but the front part of my foot leaves the ground, you can tell because of the quick snap of the toes.
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Rob Birdsong
Matt Excellent job keeping your toe in your mouth. Not so great job hopping every two seconds, especially towards the end of your attempt. Your attempt was denied because some of the 'hops' at the end did not leave the floor creating more than a two seconds lapse on the floor.
response to previous attempt
Matt Rishel
What was wrong with this attempt?
response to this attempt
Christophe Flodstrom
Worst. Record. Ever.
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Cody Owens
schuyler, it's a little bit of everything. the hopping leg really starts to burn and as the balance starts to go the toe gets harder to keep in place.
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Schuyler Van Horn
all recordsetter on this record: what's the hardest part of this record? Hopping? keeping your toe in your mouth? How tiring is it? would love some user beta on this record
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Cody Owens
also... this one drew blood. my nail caught the inside of my lip on the way down.
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Cody Owens
i used a piece of green tape to mark where i knew my foot could be seen on camera.
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Dan Rollman
Hilarious. What's the green dot on the ground?
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Rob Birdsong
Sorry Trevor but this clip does not cleary show your feat. Make sure the videographer shows the toe in mouth for the entire record and the lighting is adequate.
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Rob Birdsong
Hi Trevor, on your next attempt be sure to stay in the frame of the video for the entire record. We cannot recognize this attempt since you are off camera during the 00:13-00:15 second mark. You can leave the timing to us and have the camera person focus on filming.
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Ma-Ann P.
alex: LOL! great question
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Nathan McClellan
wow. kudos to stride for coming up with new record that I wouldnt have even thought of
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Alex Cunningham
Are we allowed to wear a sock? I don't trust my feet.


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Thanks for the lecture. I'll counter by saying the only thing worse than a journalist/blogger with zero objectivity is one that also has thin skin.
I don't have on blinders. I understand the perception that Vanderbilt has faced for years. And 90% of the blame can be placed at the feet of Vanderbilt. It's the other 10% that is hard to change.
I will say that in my opinion, you are in that 10%. Anyone can see that Vanderbilt has made great strides under Franklin. Vanderbilt doesn't get the same level of coverage here for many of the same reasons you address in your opinion piece. I get it. At the same time, it's hard to change that perception of a program when history repeats itself. Personally, I think coverage of Vanderbilt outside the Southeast is more objective because those writers don't have years of impressions, graduated from one of the SEC member schools or are merely homers trying to gain reader, viewer or listener loyalty.
I will continue to read this site because it does give me additional insights to other schools and programs. I just hope one day Vanderbilt will be on equal footing.


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TELLURIDE – Call it a scourge, blight or whatever you will, but fully 9 percent of Colorado Ave.'s ground floor commercial space is presently vacant and for merchants here that spells nothing good.
"That's a heck of a lot for a small town," said Telluride Gallery of Fine Art owner Will Thompson.
"I don't think it really puts out the image that our town wants to project," he continued.
So to help address empty storefronts and a generally dim downtown populated by shops that visitors perceive as closing earlier than in other resorts, more than 30 businesspeople have been banding together in recent weeks to strategize how to liven up a main street that has seen street level vacancies triple in just over two years, according to records kept by the town's Planning and Building Department.
"The first issue is how can we really make the business district more vibrant and vital," said Thompson, who has helped spearhead the renascent Telluride Merchants Association working hurriedly to reinvigorate the town's recessionary retail sector in time for ski season.
Happily, they've come up with some ideas – one of the most visible of which will actually be two – two evergreens decked out in yuletide finery – located in the empty lot at the corner of Willow Street now used for parking.
"The east end of town was looking neglected; it literally is the 'fade to black,'" said new Town Councilmember Chris Myers, who has been meeting with the local merchants and has taken up the holiday tree project for his own.
"I'm interested in making sure that town council doesn't just delegate, but that it becomes engaged with local businesses to make sure they understand the very important energy and vitality they bring to this community," he said.
In what Myers described as part barn raising and part "warm-up to Noel Night" the community is invited to partake in hot chocolate courtesy of Telluride Truffle (bring your own cup) and holiday festivities on Monday, Nov. 30, at 5:30 p.m., when the trees are lit.
The most observant among us may notice that some of the energy-efficient LED bulbs that brighten the trees cast a bluish tint similar to those that have adorned main street lampposts in years past.
In true Telluride style the former lamppost lights are being recycled for tree duty in order to make room for whiter, more inviting "next generation" LEDs to adorn the downtown.
"For $10, anyone can 'light-a-lamppost,' and the more people who participate, the more we truly have a community event that we each have made possible," said Myers.
"We're trying to make our business district vibrant and light," said Thompson. "These lights will certainly help."
The association has also been in contact with the owners of vacant main street storefronts to see if they might make the spaces available to non-profit organizations, art galleries and the like "to mitigate the blight of these empty spaces," as Thompson phrased it, until commercial tenants can be found.
"You don't come to Telluride to see a ghost town," he explained.
"The more full main street is the better, the more interesting the shopping experience," said Picaya's Lisa Horlick.
"It's good to fill in the vacant spaces, at least people can look in windows if the store isn't open," she continued.
The new Kamruz Galley located in a vacant office just west of Telluride Paper Chase at 333 W. Colorado Ave. is one such example.
The use of Christmas lights in storefronts is also being encouraged because, "After dark our main street can look uninviting," said Thompson, noting that the merchants are also looking to implement a late night shopping night once a week – probably on Thursdays.
Although the recession has most certainly been tough on local merchants, the experience hasn't been all bad, according to Wendy Basham of Telluride Trappings and Toggery.
"In some ways whole downtown – everyone is pulling together," she said. "We're focused on making a team effort for the first time in a long time."
To "light a lamppost" please make checks payable to The New Community Coalition. Donations may also be dropped off with Lisa Horlick at Picaya.


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nuck made the wrong choice by killing jimmy, which is obvious to us viewers. i feel jimmy would have been a far better ally than eli down the road. look at what he did for him in the finale (staging of suicide).
nuck had jimmy and eli implicating each other and simply made the wrong call; which should play out for viewers next season.


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Paul Klee and the Planet Symbols, Dec., p. 21
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Recording Sound . . . Visually!, May, p. 46
Point of View
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Planned and Unplanned, Jan., p. 72
Portfolio Page
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Art to the Fullest, Oct., p. 46
Borned to Be, Sept., p. 47
Moments that Define, May, p. 14
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Art Education Offers a Way of Working, Jan., p. 24
Art Education Tomorrow, Sept., p. 21
Art Instruction of the Best Kind, Oct., p. 21
Arthur Wesley Dow: The Father of Foundations, Sept., p. 23
The Case for Creative Expression, Dec., p. 15
Defining the Artist/Teacher, Jan., p. 22
Enduring Priorities, Sept., p. 22
History Helps, March, p. 26
Jane Rehnstrand, Arts and Teacher, Sept., p. 20
The Mission Continues, Sept., p. 18
Pupil Interests Vitalize the High School Art Curriculum, Oct., p. 24
Reflections on a Career Highlight, April., p. 15
School Art is Education, April, p. 18
The Teaching of School Art, Feb., p. 14
Sculpture, Assemblage, and Three Dimensional Design
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Design Your Own Robot, Jan., p. 58
Foam Core Vehicles, April, p. 48
Folk Art Animals, Feb., p. 42
From a Cart: African Masks, Feb., p. 24
Installation Sculpture Project, March., p. 24
Making Masks: Making Discoveries, Dec., p. 26
Matryoshka: Mother of the Family, Feb., p. 29
Mexican Piñatas, April, p. 36
Papier-Mâché Masks, Feb., p. 9 (CC)
Presenting Shoes on Parade, April, p. 48
Repousse Foil Cartrouche, Nov., p. 10 (CC)
Sculptural Puns, March, p. 7 (CC)
Secrets Beneath the Waters, Dec., p. 40
September 11, 2001: A Student and Teacher Response, Jan., p. 29
Site-Specific Works of Art, Jan., p. 33
Symbolic Self-Portraits in 3-D, Oct., p. 50
Transforming Papier-Mâché, Oct., p. 30
Transition from Line to Form, Sept., p. 36
What's Your Sign?, Sept., p. 52
Social Issues
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September 11, 2001: A Student and Teacher Response, Jan., p. 29
Special Needs
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Teaching Theory and Practice
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Balancing the Bittersweet: Regulating Content in Student Art, Feb., p. 53
Balancing the Personal and the Professional, May, p. 12 (TT)
Change, Freedom, and Responsibility, Sept., p. 14 (TT)
Creating a Social Context, Oct., p. 12 (TT)
Encouraging Self-Expression, Oct., p. 54
Love+Passion+Spark = Excellence, Jan., p. 14 (TT)
Making Art a Part of Life, Feb., p. 12 (TT)
Making Art Integral to Education, Dec., p. 12 (TT)
Personal Art Workstations, Oct., p. 32
Promoting Research Agenda, April, p. 12 (TT)
Straight Talk for New Teachers, Sept. p. 32
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Costume in the Middle Ages, Jan., p. 41
Costume in the Middle Ages, April, p. 37
Costume in the Middle Ages, May, p. 19
Egyptian Costume, Sept., p. 39
Greek Costume, Oct., p. 39
Medieval Costume, Feb., p. 31
Roman Costume, Nov., p. 31
Twelfth Century Costume, March, p. 29
Visual Culture
Hardly Hardware, But What? Dec., p. 10 (CL)
Heads Up, Chins Down . . . , Jan., p. 6 (CL)
Interpretations of Nature, May, p. 8 (CL)
Lay of the Land, Sept., p. 8 (CL)
Leaving No Stone Unturned, Nov., p. 8 (CL)
Out of Africa, Feb., p. 8 (CL)
Products and Process, April, p. 6 (CL)
Rebuilding and Community, March, p. 10 (CL)
Signs of Identity, Oct., p. 6 (CL)
Adams, Marianna, April, p. 12 (TT)
Alter-Muri, Simone, Feb., p. 26
Anderson, Kent, April, p.15
Asher, Rikki, Jan. p. 72
Avella, Cammy, Nov., p. 30
Baber, Bonnie, April, p. 7 (CC)
Baker, David W., March, p. 18
Ballengee-Morris, Christine, March, p. 44
Baxter, Monica, Oct., p. 7 (CC)
Beck, Charles R., Jan., p. 49
Becker, Laura, Jan., p. 43 (LL)
Blake, Catherine Clugston, Nov., p. 9 (CC); April, p. 7 (CC)
Bowman, Heather, Feb., p. 39
Bucknam, Julie Alsip, Dec., p. 26
Buckpitt, Marcia, Nov., p. 28
Burks, Shelley, Oct., p. 32
Burton, David, Oct., p. 12 (TT)
Carey, June A., May, p. ?? (CC)
Cavallaro, Stephanie, April, p. 7 (CC)
Chamberlin, John C. March, p. 31 (LL)
Chambers, Carol L., Nov., p. 9 (CC); May, p. ?? (CC)
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Chandler, William L., Jan., p. 54
Charelroy, Amy, Sept., p. 41 (LL)
Chojnacky, Debra, April, p. 30
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Cinkovich, Brenda Dianna, April, p. 27
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Conley, Cat, Sept., p. 47 (PP)
Cunningham, Kathleen, Nov., p. 41
Dannenbergs, Melinda, Oct., p. 7 (CC)
Dorfman, Dorinne, Feb., p. 53
Dorton, Juli, Jan., p. 36
Drey, Tim, April, p. 52
Duke, Leilani Lattin, Dec., p. 12 (TT)
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Gelbrund, Gail E., Feb., p. 26
Gesek, Linda, Feb., p. 21
Glasheen, Susan B., May, p. (LL)
Goldstein, Harvey, Jan., p. 14 (TT)
Harper, Judith C., April, p, 48
Harrod, Jamie, Feb., p. 9 (CC)
Harvilla, Louise, Nov., p. 26; Dec., p. 24
Hastings, Jinx, Feb., p. 29
Hausman, Jerome J., Sept., p. 14 (TT)
Henry, David, Nov., p. 33 (LL); May, p. 11
Hilllis, R.K., Sept., p. 50
Hinshaw, Craig, Feb., p. 40
Hirst, Marcia, April, p. 27
Horst, Carol, April, p. 45
Hurst, Cara Longacre, Jan., p. 56
Jennings, Denise, May, p. 16 (TT)
Joynes, Amelia C., March, p. 7 (CC)
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Kitzmiller, Christine, Dec., p. 28
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Litner, Karen, Feb., p. 12 (TT)
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Mann, Jonathan, Jan., p. 29
Markovich, Joan, M.. Oct., p. 48
Melochiondo, Ellen, Dec., p. 46
Mendez, Anissa, Jan., p. 40
Miller, Penelope, Feb., p. 28
Monda, Denise, Jan., p. 38
Montford, James, Feb., p. 33 (LL)
Morgan, Betty, Jan., p. 52
Mulkey, Mary, Sept., p. 38
Murray, Theresa McCabe, Sept., p. 36
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O'Regan, Betty, May, p. 44
Palmer, Marianna, May, p. 43
Parlavecchio, Joseph, Feb., p. 9 (CC)
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Pollach-Mahoney, Ina, May, p. 32
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Prater, Michael, May, p. 48
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Rockwood, Ginny, May, p. 33
Rose, Patricia M., Nov., p. 46
Rothischild, Barbara, March, p. 6; May, p. 8
Rubenstein, Susanne, March, p. 21
Ruggiero, Marianne, Oct., p. 39 (LL)
Ruopp, Amy, Oct., p. 34
Rushin, Susan, Nov., p. 9
Saifu, Loza, May, p. 14 (PP)
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Scheinkman, nancy, Dec., p. 47
Schilling, Alice, Nov., p. 44
Schroeder, Liesa, Jan., p. 60
Schuenemann, Carol A., Feb., p. 42
Schumacher, Susan, Nov., p. 40
Shauck, Barry, April (SP); April, p. 4
Silverstein, Barbara, Sept., p. 48; Oct., p. 30
Sio, Elizabeth Menson, Jan., p. 11 (CC)
Skophammer, Karen, Sept., p. 9 (CC); Oct., p. 45; Oct., p. 7 (CC); Feb., p. 41
Smith, Frances, May, p. ??
Sollins, Susan, Sept., p. 78
Sproll, Paul, April, p. 39 (LL)
Stankiewicz, Mary Ann, Oct., p. 21
Stein, Jesse, Nov., p. 62 (PP)
Stephens, Pamela Geiger, Dec., p. 42; March, p. 40
Stokrocki, Mary, Nov., p. 28
Striker, Susan, March, p. 7 (CC)
Stucker, Jaci, Jan., p. 11 (CC); March, p. 7 (CC)
Sullivan, Kelly Jean, April, p. 7 (CC)
Tapley, Erin, May, p. (CC)
Thitacheree, Kearsorn, Feb., p. 30
Turner, Dianne, Sept., p. 9 (CC); April, p. 32
Unsworth, Jean Morman, Sept., p. 55
Victor, Sharon, Feb., p. 9 (CC); March, p. 7 (CC)
Vieth, Ken, Sept., p. 34; Oct., p. 27; Dec., p. 37; Jan., p. 11 (CC); Feb., p. 21; April, p. 34
Villucci, Carole, Dec., p. 31 (LL)
Vitali, Julius, Oct., p. 46
Wade, Wyatt, Sept., p. 18; May, p. 4
Wales, Andrew, Sept., p. 29; Oct., p. 36; Nov., p. 42; Jan., p. 58
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Weissman, Karen, Sept., p. 9 (CC)
Weitknecht, Holly, Sept., p. 32
Weprin, Dec., p. 40
White, John Howell, Nov., p. 12
Wicks-Patnaude, Trina, May, p. 22
Wodarek Jr., James, May, p. 9 (CC)
Woods, Linda, March, p. 26
Yoffe, Linda, Dec., p. 7 (CC)
Zayit, Rena, April, p. 50
Zimmerman, Virginia, Feb., p. 24
A Family Clay Night, March, p. 28
Art Leads the Way, March, p. 38
Community Outreach Through Art, March, p. 37
Making Art a Part of Life, Feb., p. 12 (TT)
Making Art Integral to Education, Dec., p. 12 (TT)
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Baroque in Bytes, May, p?? (CC)
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Paul Klee and the Planet Symbols, Dec., p. 21
Rebuilding a Community, March, p. 10 (CL)
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Children's Art for Children's Literature, Dec., p. 42
Effigy Containers, Jan., p. 11 (CC)
French Period Chairs, Nov., p. 30
Pocket People, Oct., p. 48
What's In A Name, Oct., p. 8 (CC)
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Hardly Hardware, But What?, Dec., p. 10
Heads Up, Chins Down . . . , Jan., p. 6
Interpretations of Nature, May, p. 8
Lay of the Land, Sept., p. 8
Leaving No Stone Unturned, Nov., p. 8
Out of Africa, Feb., p. 8
Products in Process, April, p. 6
Rebuilding a Community, March, p. 10
Signs of Identity, Oct., p. 6
Collage/Cut Paper
A Tree House of My Own, Jan., p. 52
Appalachian Folk Art, Feb., p. 9 (CC)
Living Seas, May, p. 22
Rolled Paper Mosaic, Feb., p. 30
Romare Bearden: More Than Collages in February, Feb., p. 26
Surreal Interior Designs, Jan., p. 38
A Family Clay Night, March, p. 28
A Nurturing Environment, March, p. 42
Community Beaux Arts Ball, March, p. 7 (CC)
Community Outreach Through Art, March, p. 37
Explore and Discover: Where Art Can Go in the Community, March, p. 21
From a Town to a Community, March, p. 44
Gifts from the Heart, March, p. 26
More than a Field Trip, March, p. 40
Bold, Colorful, Apache, and Digital, Dec., p. 28
Baroque in Bytes, May, p. 9 (CC)
Byte-Size Animation, May, p. 43
Digital Animation Basics, May, p. 48
Global Interpretations, May, p. 24
Pop Art Revisited, April, p. 7 (CC)
Recreating Reality, May, p. 30
And the Beat Goes On, April, p. 30
Foam Core Vehicles, April, p. 48
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Clemson, S.C. – The Citadel tennis team concluded the second day at the Duckworth Fall Classic hosted by Clemson with Elliott Sperr advancing to the Flight-4 singles back draw championships and David Orces contending for third place in Flight-1 singles.
Unable to defeat Mercer's Arsav Mohanty in main singles draw Friday morning, Sperr entered the back draw bracket. The Bulldog junior defeated August State's Javier Capriles in two straight sets by a score of 6-1, 6-2 Saturday afternoon to earn a spot in the Flight-4 championship match against Capriles' teammate Max Coulomb scheduled for today.
Orces was eliminated Saturday afternoon by Armstrong Atlantic's Matus Mydla in a thrilling three-set battle. The Bulldog netter went down early losing the first set 6-4, but found his momentum to even the match with a 6-3 score in the second set. Mydla would take the match with a score of 6-1 in the final set. Orces will have his chance today to compete for third place in Flight-1 singles against Lipscomb's Oliver Strecker.
In Flight-2 doubles, Orces and Sperr defeated ASU's Kenneth Mooney and Coulomb with a score of 8-1, but the Bulldog tandem was eliminate in the final round against Armstrong Atlantic's Sven Lalic and Furman's Sven Ivankovic to earn a second place finish.
Action resumed today at 9:00 a.m. at the Hokie Sloan Tennis Center. Results will be available following the conclusion of today's matches. For more information on Bulldog tennis, find us on Twitter @CitadelSports and Facebook or visit the official website of The Citadel Athletics, http://www.citadelsports.com.


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- 4 to 5 medium red potatoes, quartered
- 2 cups fresh baby carrots, halved lengthwise
- 3 cups chopped cabbage
- 1 corned beef brisket with spice packet (3-1/2 pounds)
- 3 cups water
- 1 tablespoon caraway seeds
- Place the potatoes, carrots and cabbage in a 5-qt. slow cooker. Cut brisket in half; place over vegetables. Add the water, caraway seeds and contents of spice packet. Cover and cook on low for 8-10 hours or until the meat and vegetables are tender. Yield: 8 servings.
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A great St. Patty's day dinner! I added some Chicken broth and a light ale! It was delicious!
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I followed the recipe exactly, except I had a 2 1/2 lb. corned beef and used a 4.5 quart Crockpot. After six hours, everything was cooked perfectly, but it all tasted like corned beef (too salty). Next year, I might do the corned beef this way, but cook the vegetables separately, which is unfortunately more work, but it may be worth it.
I made this for st patty's day and everyone loved this recipe. It was so easy! I did cook it on low for 10 hours. It goes perfect with homemade rye bread.
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May 17, 2011
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Here at Scholarships.com, we love the idea of students going to college debt-free but the reality is that student loans, for the most part, are a necessity in today's educational world. And while private student loans should be a last resort when paying for college, it can help bridge the gap for families who have maxed out federal loan limits. The silver lining: Sallie Mae is lowering its interest rates on student loans.
The new cap on Sallie Mae's rate will be 9.875 percent plus LIBOR, which is the interest rate that banks charge each other for loans. The new lowest available rate will be LIBOR plus 2 percent, which reflects a half percent rate reduction. But remember, the exact interest rate Sallie Mae assigns to a specific loan will vary depending on the borrower's credit score and repayment option. They're also offering students the option to make $25 monthly payments while they're in school to counter interest costs or defer payments until graduation. Another added bonus: For loans disbursed between July 1 and Oct. 1, Sallie Mae is offering free tuition insurance for a year.
All these perks aside, Sallie Mae can't compete with federal loans that come with a fixed rate of 6.8 percent but a cut in student loan interest rates is still a win in my book.
May 19, 2011
If you're a recent college graduate, chances are you'll have to start paying off your student loans sooner than you think. And even with the economy in a slump, don't expect a free pass on not paying your loans. Are you starting to panic? Well, don't! There's a ton of advice out there to help students stay on track and courtesy of the U.S. News and World Report, here are seven tips for repaying your student loans.
May 25, 2011
Radha Jhatakia
There are many factors that affect where, when and if students attend college, the most important being financial aid. So what can a student do when he or she hasn't received enough funding?
If you need financial aid to make college a reality, contact the financial aid offices at the schools you're considering before applying. Find out the costs of tuition, room and board, and other college living expenses and defray these costs by applying for as many scholarships and grants as you can. The college will be more likely to help fill any financial gaps if you've shown initiative and determination.
Another method is writing formal letters to financial aid administrators. Describe your financial aid situation (including hard numbers), your home life, factors affecting your ability to pay for college and things that you could not put on the FAFSA such as a home mortgage or other payments that your parents need to make. Fax this letter, mail it by certified mail and email a copy to each school as well. If the school cannot offer you free money, they can sometimes offer an additional loan of some sort.
If all else fails, call the colleges and schedule appointments with the deans or heads of the financial aid offices. Some colleges have tuition waivers which allow students with special conditions to be exempt from paying tuition. If the school does not offer this option, you can still seek out non-school loans through banks or private companies. These loans often have higher interest rates, require co-signers or do not have grace period to pay off loans after graduating; in my opinion, however, the cost of not getting a college education is much higher than amount of these loans.
Radha Jhatakia is a communications major who will be transferring to San Jose State University this fall. She's had some ups and downs in school and many obstacles to face; these challenges – plus support from family, friends and cat – have only made Radha stronger and have given her the experience to help others with the same issues. In her spare time, she enjoys writing, reading, cooking, sewing and designing. A social butterfly, Radha hopes to work in public relations and marketing upon graduation.
June 7, 2011
Alexis Mattera
In February, we read a New York Times article about students getting married to save on tuition and asked our Facebook friends and Twitter followers if they, too, would get hitched if it meant they'd pay less for school. The responses? Mixed, but the topic is still hot four months later.
State aid is down, tuition is up and students are stuck in a tough position these days. While some are continuing down the traditional paths of obtaining funding for college (filling out the FAFSA, applying for scholarships and grants, taking out loans, etc.), others are taking a different route – or should we say aisle – with a friend or another student in a similar monetary situation. Why? If a student is single and under the age of 22, their financial aid is determined by their parents' income but if the student is married, aid is determined by the joint income of the student and their spouse – an enticing loophole for cash-strapped undergraduate and graduate students. Unlike marrying to obtain citizenship, marrying for financial aid or in-state residency benefits is legal according to WalletPop; there are even matchmaking services that help students find likeminded individuals to marry for tuition relief and divorce after graduation!
What are your thoughts on these "on-paper" marriages? Would you say "I do" if you could save thousands on tuition and fees or do you feel this practice – while legal – is too unethical to consider?
June 29, 2011
From the get go, the DREAM Act, which would provide a path to citizenship for undocumented college students, has faced an uphill battle. With it failing in the Senate last year and both sides expressing skepticism about the bill, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan told Congress yesterday that the Administration supports its passage.
According to Duncan, the students who could benefit if Congress approves the DREAM Act would fill 2.6 million jobs and would bring in $1.4 million more in revenue than it would cost over the next 10 years. Duncan also addressed several misconceptions about the DREAM Act: It does not create an amnesty program with an easy path to citizenship, it will not affect the availability of federal student loans or Pell Grants for citizens and it will not create incentives for an increase in undocumented immigration. "Simply put," Duncan concluded, "educating the individuals who would be eligible under the DREAM Act would benefit our country."
Keep in mind that in order for undocumented students to qualify for the DREAM Act, they must prove they came to the United States before the age of 16, have lived here for at least five years, graduated from high school or received a GED, possess good moral character and been admitted to an institution of higher education or serve in the military. Do you hope the DREAM Act becomes a reality? Let us know what you think.
July 8, 2011
Attention recent college grads: You may be able to pay down those student loans a bit sooner than expected!
According to the annual Salary Survey by National Association of Colleges and Employers, graduates from the Class of 2011 shows a 4.8 percent starting salary bump over last year's graduates. The increase was seen across most disciplines including engineering, liberal arts and social sciences, though 5 percent more 2010 graduates were able to find jobs than their 2011 counterparts. With approximately $2,357 more before taxes (this year's grads will average $51,018 to last year's average of $48,661), new grads will have enough for a few months of rent, some padding to a savings account or, yes, a way to make a dent in those loans.
Recent grads, are you happy about this news? Soon-to-be grads, are you hopeful the salary figures will continue to increase until you finish college?
July 11, 2011
There's good news and bad news regarding state aid for students. The good: State financial aid for college students, including grants, work-study and loans, rose by nearly 4 percent last year. The bad: Just about half of the states surveyed cut need-based grants, even as demand for financial aid increased.
The data – from a report by the National Association of State Student Grant and Aid Programs – also revealed a 1-percent decline in overall state higher education spending and more money spent on need-based grants versus the amount spent on merit-based grants. While this means some students have access to resources that will help them complete college and bolster the economy, not all students are benefiting. Ohio, Alaska, Michigan, Hawaii and Utah have cut need-based grant funding by as much as 66 percent and in Georgia, lower award levels have been implemented for the HOPE Scholarship. And what about California and Washington, where financial aid increased? They've seen an increase in student-aid applications but cannot honor all requests because they have run out of money.
Experts view these findings as positive overall but are proceeding with "cautious optimism." Do you agree or disagree with the actions taken thus far?
July 26, 2011
According to a study by the National Center for Education Statistics, it costs approximately $80,000 in tuition plus expenses to earn a bachelor's degree from a public four-year college and about $140,000 to gain the same credentials from a private nonprofit four-year institution. There are certainly ways to find this kind of funding – grants, student loans and, hello, scholarships! – but will your major of choice be worth the money? If you select one of the fields included on PayScale's list of best-paying college majors, it is decidedly so.
The annual list is dominated by engineering, with seven of the top 10 in branches of the field, while the other top-earning degrees include physics, applied mathematics and computer science:
Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Computer Engineering
Applied Mathematics
Computer Science
Nuclear Engineering
Does this list have you reconsidering your college path or will you stick to your intended major?
July 28, 2011
Even before college applications are due, many students are worried about how they will afford their postsecondary educations. Once the enrollment deposit is in and the initial stress of finding funding has passed, however, it's easy to forget about how some forms of financial aid – namely, student loans – require repayment starting about six months after graduation. Here are a few tips to follow so you're prepared when this time comes.
When applying for loans, there are three standard loans you can receive. There is the Direct Subsidized Stafford loan (which doesn't charge interest while you are in school), the Direct Unsubsidized Stafford loan (which does charges interest while you are in school) and the PLUS loan (which requires a parent or co-signer. Repayments for both Stafford loans begin six months after graduation but PLUS loan repayments begin as soon as the last disbursement is made unless you submit a deferment form.
The next step is choosing a repayment plan. There are quite a few plans to choose from and, depending on how much you borrowed, they differ in the amount you will have to pay per month and how many years you will be paying it off. Choose a plan that best suits your needs, and remember you can always change the plan if your financial situation changes.
The most important tip of all, in my opinion is to create an account with a site like myfedloan.org. This is the website used by the loan service for repayments. Sign up for it while you are still in school so you can keep track of your balance and interest. Pay off part of the interest whenever you can to avoid capitalizing on it and sign up for quarterly statements to stay informed.
August 2, 2011
If you're a graduate student or considering graduate school, listen up: The debt deal reached by Congressional leaders and President Obama would make graduate school much more expensive.
According to the agreement, Congress would scrap subsidized federal loans for graduate students in an effort to trim the deficits. These loans don't charge students any interest on the principal of student loans until six months after students have graduated; if they're eliminated, some students will have to start paying back loans while they're still in school. And if that isn't bad enough, Congress will also ax a special credit for all students who make 12 months of on-time loan payments. The changes would take place July 1, 2012 and would save the government $21.6 billion over the next 10 years, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
For graduate students who do qualify for the maximum amount of subsidized loans, this new agreement could tack on thousands of dollars to the already staggering cost of going to school. The reason behind the changes is the theory that the money saved by the student loan cuts would help pay to keep Pell Grants, which so far are maintained at a maximum grant of $5,550 a year for some 8 million poor students. "Full funding for Pell Grants is absolutely essential to fulfilling the president's goal of the U.S. once again having the highest proportion of college graduates in the world by 2020," said Pauline Abernathy, vice president of the Institute for College Access & Success.
Those considering graduate school, will these changes affect your decision to attend?
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American Airlines adds direct service from Fargo to DallasFARGO – American Airlines is adding nonstop flights from here to the Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
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FARGO – American Airlines is adding nonstop flights from here to the Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
The Fargo to Dallas-Fort Worth flights will be scheduled one per day, starting Feb. 14.
Paige Teel, regional manager of business development and sales for the airline, said at a news conference Wednesday that in 2013, American Airlines is also adding two new domestic destinations – Beaumont, Texas, and Columbia, Mo. – plus four new international services: Dallas to Lima, Peru; Chicago to Dusseldorf, Germany; Dallas to Seoul, Korea; and New York's John F. Kennedy airport to Dublin.
"(This) really helps our customer base for business travelers heading to South America and to the Asian countries" said Don Kilander, chairman of Fargo's Municipal Airport Authority Board.
The flights on CRJ200 planes – which seat 50 in two-by-two rows – will depart Dallas at 12:05 p.m. each day and arrive in Fargo at 2:30 p.m. The plane will then depart Fargo at 3:05 p.m. to land in Dallas at 5:30 p.m.
Dallas-Fort Worth is one of five major hubs for American Airlines.
"That opens up a lot of opportunities for people flying out of Fargo," Teel said.
West Fargo Mayor Rich Mattern said businesses such as Bobcat and Caterpillar do a considerable amount of business in the southern U.S. and internationally. He said the added routes will be convenient for many business travelers from his city.
Teel said American Airlines has 550 aircrafts on order. In five years, the airline will have the "newest" fleet of any major airline, she said.
Tickets for the Fargo to Dallas-Fort Worth flight will be available starting Sunday.
The Fargo Municipal Airport Authority secured a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation and $300,000 of contributions from the Greater Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Corp., Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo Chamber of Commerce and Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitor's Bureau to make the service possible, said Shawn Dobberstein, executive director of the airport authority.
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v1.1.9 (Apr 09, 2014) --Fixed the checkout page for guest user issue. --Added sidebar for woocommerce category/tag. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/options/theme_opt.php edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.php edited: woocommerce/checkout/form-billing.php edited: woocommerce/content-product.php v1.1.8 (Mar 09, 2014) --Fixed the video shortcode issue in backend. --Updated the .po language files. --Updated the LayerSlider to version 5.1.1 --Updated the twoot toolkit plugin. --Removed the instagram widget. edited: style.css edited: functions.php edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/shortcodes/tinymce/config.php edited: plugins/LayerSlider.zip edited: plugins/twoot-toolkit.zip edited: languages/de_DE.po edited: languages/en_US.po edited: languages/es_ES.po edited: languages/fr_FR.po edited: languages/gl_ES.po edited: languages/it_IT.po edited: languages/ko_KR.po edited: languages/lt_LT.po edited: languages/nl_NL.po edited: languages/pt_BR.po edited: languages/ru_RU.po v1.1.7 (Feb 24, 2014) --Fixed the custom admnin logo issue. --Added supports for woocommerce 2.1.2 edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/functions/function-frontend.php edited: theme-woocommerce/ edited: woocommerce/ v1.1.6 (Feb 10, 2014) --Fixed the pagination on frontpage issue. --Fixed the cart languages issue. --Fixed the contact details widget language issue. --Added remove product item button on mobile. --Updated layerslider to version 5.0.2. edited: style.css edited: css/responsive.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/classes/class-query.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/widgets/contact-details.php edited: plugins/LayerSlider.zip edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.php v1.1.5 (Dec 16, 2013) --Fixed the term filter issue on wordpress 3.8. --Imporoved the theme options style. --Updated layerslider to version 4.6.6. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/classes/class-template-grid.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/assets/css/theme-options.css edited: plugins/LayerSlider.zip v1.1.4 (Dec 10, 2013) --Fixed the post slider issue. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: js/theme-init.js edited: theme/shortcodes/post-slider.php v1.1.3 (Dec 05, 2013) --Fixed the multipurpose shopping methods css issue. --Changed the auto player for product slider. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: js/theme-init.js edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.css v1.1.2 (Nov 28, 2013) --Improved the query function for tax posts. --Fixed the 404 error of theme options on some server. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/functions/function-common.php edited: theme/classes/class-backend-scripts.php v1.1.1 (Nov 08, 2013) --Fixed the variable product select issue. --Fixed the admin page 404 error. --Fixed the shopping and address text error. --Updated Twoot Toolkit to version 1.0.7 edited: functions.php edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: js/theme-init.js edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-blue.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-brown.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-cyan.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-green.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-navy.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-olive.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-orange.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-pink.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-purple.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-red.css edited: theme-woocommerce/woo-generator.php edited: woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php edited: theme/classes/class-checked.php edited: theme/functions/function-frontend.php v1.1.0 (Nov 07, 2013) --Added updated notice for tgm plugin. --Improved woocommerce scripts. --Updated LayerSlider to version 4.6.5 --Updated Twoot Toolkit to version 1.0.5 edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/classes/class-tgm-plugin-activation.php edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.php v1.0.9 (Oct 22, 2013) --Improved the main css file. --Improved the templates. --Updated the plugin: twoot toolkit to version 1.0.4 edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: templates/template-blog.php edited: templates/template-blog-full.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php added: theme/widgets/contact-details.php added: theme/widgets/social-icons.php added: theme/shortcodes/portfolio-carousel.php added: theme/shortcodes/blog-carousel.php added: theme/shortcodes/post-grid.php added: theme/shortcodes/audio.php added: theme/shortcodes/blog.php added: theme/shortcodes/blog-full.php added: theme/shortcodes/button.php added: theme/shortcodes/column.php added: theme/shortcodes/faqs.php added: theme/shortcodes/gmap.php added: theme/shortcodes/icon.php added: theme/shortcodes/image.php added: theme/shortcodes/left-tab.php added: theme/shortcodes/post-images.php added: theme/shortcodes/post-masonry.php added: theme/shortcodes/post-slider.php added: theme/shortcodes/progress-bar.php added: theme/shortcodes/social-icons.php added: theme/shortcodes/tab.php added: theme/shortcodes/video.php added: template-blog.php added: template-blog-full.php added: template-archive.php added: template-block.php added: template-coming-soon.php added: template-contact.php added: template-portfolio.php removed: templates/template-blog.php removed: templates/template-blog-full.php removed: templates/template-archive.php removed: templates/template-block.php removed: templates/template-coming-soon.php removed: templates/template-contact.php removed: templates/template-portfolio.php v1.0.8 (Oct 05, 2013) --Improved page metabox funcation. --Improved backend class funcation. --Improved page slidershow funcation. --Updated the plugin: twoot toolkit to version 1.0.3 edited: style.css edited: theme/classes/class-backend-scripts.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: header.php edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: plugins/twoot-toolkit.zip added: theme/shortcodes/ads.php added: theme/shortcodes/gmap.php added: theme/shortcodes/icon-boxes.php added: theme/shortcodes/latest-blog.php added: theme/shortcodes/post-left-grid.php added: theme/shortcodes/slogan.php added: theme/shortcodes/tagline.php added: theme/shortcodes/testimonial-carousel.php added: theme/shortcodes/number.php added: theme/shortcodes/team-members.php added: theme/shortcodes/testimonial.php added: theme/shortcodes/price-table.php added: theme/shortcodes/accordion.php added: theme/shortcodes/faqs.php added: theme/shortcodes/toggle.php added: theme/shortcodes/twitter-carousel.php added: theme/shortcodes/message-box.php v1.0.7(Sep 27, 2013) --Improved the woocommerce demo store notice. --Improved the woocommerce account page. --Improved the images preload. --Updated the plugin: twoot toolkit to version 1.0.2 --Added background image options for block. edited: style.css edited: header.php edited: functions.php edited: js/theme-init.js edited: functions/custom-css.php edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-content-block.php edited: theme/options/theme_font.php edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.php edited: theme-woocommerce/woo-generator.php edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.css edited: woocommerce/myaccount/form-login.php added: theme/shortcodes/block.php v1.0.6(Sep 20, 2013) --Fixed bottom social icons issue. --Improved the woocommerce cart for version 2.0.14. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: footer.php edited: templates/template-coming-soon.php v1.0.5(Sep 19, 2013) --Fixed payment issue for woocommerce plugin. --Improved the plugin updated message. --Updated the plugin: twoot toolkit to version 1.0.1 edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/classes/class-checked.php edited: theme/functions/function-backend.php edited: woocommerce/checkout/form-checkout.php edited: woocommerce/checkout/form-purchase-summary.php v1.0.4(Sep 17, 2013) --Fixed a php error on some hosting. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-gallery.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-audio.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-content-block.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-page.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-portfolio.php edited: theme/metaboxes/meta-video.php v1.0.3(Sep 14, 2013) --Fixed sticky header issue on fixed layout. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php v1.0.2(Sep 13, 2013) --Fixed the select bug on iphone 4s. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: js/theme-init.js edited: theme-woocommerce/woo.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-blue.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-brown.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-cyan.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-green.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-navy.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-olive.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-orange.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-pink.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-purple.css edited: theme-woocommerce/skin-red.css v1.0.1(Sep 11, 2013) --Fixed a small version number bug. edited: style.css edited: theme/themewoot.php edited: theme/classes/class-checked.php edited: theme/classes/class-template-grid.php edited: templates/template-portfolio.php v1.0.0(Sep 9, 2013) --Initial Release