text: How to Make a Bridal Shower Invite How to Make a Bridal Shower Invitation by partysugar 8/09/10 0 Reactions 10 Shares Print 4 2 4 0 0 One of my best friends is getting married, and I am a bridesmaid in her wedding. Thus, I have the wonderful pleasure of planning her bridal shower! It's going to be a simple, but elegant affair that reflects the bride's crafty, down-to-earth sensibility. Before I can even think about the menu and the decor, I must get the invites sent. I've created these purple and cream invites using a printer, a stamp, and an embosser. Follow my step-by-step photos to learn how I made them. What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 First gather the materials. Here's what you'll need: a computer, printer, nice cardstock, decorative paper, ruler, pencil, eraser, scissors (or other cutting tool), stamp, stamp ink, embossing powder, embossing gun, gluestick, envelopes, nice pen, stamps. 1 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Start by making the text of the invite. Open a new Word Document or a blank workbook in Photoshop. Write out the message. I kept it classic and wrote a standard bridal shower message, "Please Join Us For A Bridal Shower In Honor Of Melissa Bockhold..." Change the color and font to your liking and double check for spelling and grammatical errors. 2 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Once satisfied with the text, print out on the nice cardstock. Print out a couple extra pages that way if you mess up, it won't matter. 3 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cut the text boxes out (if desired, use a ruler and pencil to figure out the exact middle of each page for even-sized squares) leaving a 1/2-inch border on the top and bottom of the text and a 1/4-inch border on each side. Set aside. 4 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 To cut the decorative paper that will be turned into a backing for the text, use one envelope as a template and trace its shape onto the back of the paper. Cut out with the scissors. Repeat until all of the paper is cut into rectangles that are about 4x6 inches. Check to make sure that they are smaller than the envelopes so they'll slide in and out easily. 6 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 On a large flat surface, set up a workstation. Cover with newspaper or a couple sheets of blank paper. Place a text card on top of the work area. Press the stamp into the ink pad and gently stamp the bottom of the text card. Repeat with the top. 6 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Working quickly, cover the stamped part with embossing powder. Tap the extra powder off. 7 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Turn on the heat gun and blow it towards the stamped powder. Heat until the ink rises and turns glossy. Set aside the text card to dry. Repeat with all of the text cards. 8 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Turn the text card over and cover the whole surface with glue. Paste in the middle of the decorative paper. Repeat with all of the text cards. 9 / 10 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Slide the finished invite into an envelope. Address with a fun pen in your best handwriting. Stamp and send! Have you ever made bridal shower invites? 11 / 10 4 2 4 0 0 Read More Melissa ShowerShowersBridal ShowerInvitesInvitationsCome Party With MeEntertainingWedding Come Party With Me Toast to the End of Summer With Strawberry-Peach Sangria 9/13/13 Memorial Day Barbecue Menu 5/25/11 Mother's Day Brunch Menu 5/04/11 For Easter Brunch, Paint the Table With Pastels 4/22/11 Party Planning: Easter Brunch — Menu 4/20/11 Come Party With Me: Picnic in the Park — The Look 4/08/11 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Food DIY Wedding Home Link Love Ronald McDonald receives a makeover — Delish Taco Bell tests out a Chipotle-like concept — Eater A brief history of Obama dining at fine establishments — Grub Street Finally! An infographic of weirdly named British cakes — HuffPost Food A new way to eat bagels — Food52 Source: Flickr user McDonaldsCorp


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Girl Scouts offers innovative programs, events, and camps for girls of all ages and interests.
Girl Scouts ofrece programas innovadores, eventos y campamentos para niñas de todas edades e intereses.
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April 18, 2014
Every few days we will feature a different adult volunteer who was recently honored at our Volunteer Recognition Dinner. Read the profiles.
New Report: How Girl Scouting Benefits Girls
April 7, 2014
This newly compiled report summarizes the benefits of being a Girl Scout, including the impact of the Cookie Program, STEM initiatives, and Outdoor experiences.
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January 13, 2014
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GSEM names Pam Salkovitz Interim CEO
January 7, 2014
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CEO Ruth Bramson retires
December 3, 2013
Ruth Bramson has retired after more than 5 years leading the council. Read BBJ article.
Happy 101st Birthday, Girl Scouts!
March 11, 2013
We join Girl Scouts across the nation to commemorate the March 12, 1912 founding of the Girl Scout movement. Juliette Gordon Low envisioned an organization centered on girl leadership and we are proud to sustain her legacy in Eastern Massachusetts.
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Girl Scout Laura White Goes for Gold
December 10, 2012
Reading Girl Scout Laura White earned her Gold Award for her project to bring Shakespeare to the community and was pinned last weekend at a ceremony held at Rice Moody. Council representative Nancy Lewis was at the ceremony to honor Laura.
I Promised A Girl Scout I'd Vote
November 2, 2012
Dennis-Yarmouth Girl Scouts worked on the I Promised a Girl Scout I'd vote patch. They spoke with members of the Women's League of Voters & the American Association of University Women to assist with the requirements. More than 40 girls were in attendance. Voters in Dennis & Yarmouth will receive thank you notes when they leave their voting precincts on Nov 6 from the girls.


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The replanting of degraded areas at high altitude is extremely difficult. It is imperative at many locations, however, in order to protect against erosion and to reduce the damage to the landscape. Conspicuous gaps in the vegetation and areas threatened by erosion are replanted by means of sowing - and, in particularly sensitive areas - by the planting of seedlings. Seeds from Valais are collected together and reproduced, with some of this being carried out locally by specialists. The mixtures are adapted according to the exact vegetation recorded at each site.
The ideal type of replanting for inclined, exposed high-altituded locations is tested under specialist management on a trial area at Aroleid.
Replanting trials at Aroleid - the optimum method for the affected region is determined using various techniques.


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Texas Gov. Rick Perry has announced that he opposes the expansion of Medicaid as provided in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the creation of state insurance exchanges. Melissa Block talks to Emily Ramshaw, editor at the Texas Tribune, for more on what Perry's announcement means for Texas.
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Blueberry Banana Bread Recipe
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Blueberries and bananas combine in these tender, golden loaves. Whether you enjoy a slice as a snack or for breakfast, this bread is so flavorful, you won't need butter. —Sandy Flick, Toledo, Ohio
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 medium ripe bananas, mashed
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- In a large bowl, cream the shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; gradually add creamed mixture, beating just until combined. Stir in bananas. Fold in blueberries.
- Pour into three greased 5-3/4-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 3 mini loaves.
Originally published as Blueberry Banana Bread in Taste of Home June/July 2003, p61
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Very good!!! I added cinnamon and chopped walnuts.
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delicious and moist, I will no doubt make it again!
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2014
Very tasty and quite easy to make. I doubled the recipe and got 4 mini loaves and 6 jumbo muffins. I also used frozen blueberries. I should have drained the juice as the muffins and bread are quite bluish/purple but still YUMMY. I also added a crumb topping to the muffins.
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I do not use whole wheat pastry flour! Can I use cake flour instead? Also no yogurt can I use cream cheese? Sorry this comment (?) is for a different b.bread!
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Happy Ending: Humboldt Area Community Helps Give Girl Scout Back Her Voice with New iPad
Luke Ramseth, Eureka Times-Standard, Nov. 19, 2012
Teira Manfredda grasped grocery shoppers' hands and sold cookies to a small crowd gathered around a table outside Ray's Food Place in Valley West Shopping Center Saturday morning."By tonight, she'll have her voice back," said Tom Leydecker, Teira's dad.The 11-year-old Girl Scout--born with a chromosome deletion that mimics autism -- had her prized iPad stolen out of the back of her family's car at Grocery Outlet in Eureka this week. The iPad had an application called Scene&Heard, which helped grow Teira's vocabulary and allowed her to communicate with others.On Saturday Teira, her parents and one of her Girl Scout friends, Nichole Morris, stood outside Ray's to raise funds for a new iPad for Teira. ... more
Girl Scout's Cookie Reward - the iPad that Helped Her Speak - Stolen; Community Rallies
Kaci Poor, Eureka Times-Standard, Nov. 18, 2012
The thief who broke into the dark blue Mazda Protege parked outside Grocery Outlet in Eureka this week might have known they were stealing a little girl's backpack.What they probably didn't know when they slim-jimmed the door and grabbed the purple bag covered in butterflies, is that they were also stealing Teira Manfredda's voice -- a voice she worked hard to earn.Teira was born with a chromosome deletion that mimics autism, her mother Colleen Leydecker said. The disorder -- called Phelan-McDermid syndrome -- interferes with Teira's ability to communicate verbally. ... more
Tech Programs Receive $100,000 Google Grant
Steve Johnston, San Jose Mercury News, Dec. 14, 2011
Jean Fahy, a program director with Girl Scouts of Northern California, said the $100,000 her organization received will introduce the engineering profession to 640 girls in kindergarten through eighth grade, who live in poor parts of Santa Clara, San Mateo and San Francisco counties. "Women are under-
represented in these fields," Fahy said, adding that "for a lot of girls
-- particularly in low-income areas -- they don't even see engineering as a career option." ... more
Google Gives to Girl Scout Tech Program
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle, Dec. 14, 2011
We all read about the United States' shortage of engineers and women in technology fields. Tech Choices is one step in the right direction – kindergartners who say: "when I grow up, I want to design bridges!" and 10th graders who have met electrical engineers, understand what they do, want to be engineers and know what it will take to reach that goal. Thank you, Google, for helping Girl Scouts of Northern California bring Tech Choices to 640 girls in three counties! ... more
Girl Scouts' Locavore Badge, Organic Garden
Jonathan Kauffman, SF Weekly, Oct. 25, 2011
This year, Northern California girl scouts gained another resource for local foods. According to spokesperson Dana Allen, last year the widower of a former volunteer donated funds to start a 40-by-80-foot garden at Camp Arequipa in Fairfax, which campers tended all summer with the help of a gardener. ... more
Milpitas Girls Send Holiday Cheer to Military
Michelle Eacret, Milpitas Patch, Nov. 30, 2011
"Our hope is to bring some cheer from 'home' to help brighten up the holidays for those serving their country. We've also included some candy goodie bags, made mostly from donated Halloween candy to sweeten your holidays, and Girl Scout nuts, candy, and/or cookies which will help you remember that Girl Scouts are thinking of you every day." ... more
Helping Girls Thrive at Camp CEO
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 11, 2011
"Whatever happened at Camp CEO unleashed Priscilla's spirit - it is out and has no boundaries." I love CampCEO. Wonderful things can happen when girls and amazing women connect in a strange new place - united by their belief that great things are possible for every girl. ...more
Girl Scouts Celebrate 100th by Planting Trees
Jody Purdom, Sonoma Valley Sun, June 16, 2011
Julliette Gordon Low would be proud that the organization she built has reached the 100-year mark this month. Formed in 1912 by Low, this now global organization was created to empower and enrich the lives of girls everywhere with positive leadership, impact and celebration of community. Girl Scout Troop 10406 rolled up their sleeves and dug in the mud to do their part to help Sonoma Scouts plant 100 trees this year. ...more
Connecting, the Camp Way
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle, June 11, 2011
My 18 year old daughter just left for a 2 month summer job - long days, no cell phone connection, no WiFi, no Facebook, no college parties, no TV, no shopping - and she was super happy about it. She's headed to work as a camp counselor, returning to the camp she attended as a camper and counselor in training for 10 years, starting when she was 7 years old, the summer after 2nd grade. ...more
Slideshow: Flying High with Girl Scouts
Santa Rosa Press Democrat, June 9, 2011
As part of Women of Aviation Week, a female pilot takes a Sonoma County troop on aerial exploration of the skies. ...more
How to Feel Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Santa Clara Weekly, June 7, 2011
Mary Poppins isn't the only person ever to feel that way. The Girl Scouts of Santa Clara Troop 60129 feel happy, excited, awesome, appreciated, helpful, effective, graceful, and, hold onto your hat Mary Poppins - supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - about stocking the shelves of JW House with donated household and food items they collected. And they want you to know that you, too, can feel that way by serving the community. ...more
Helping Hand Award Named in Memory of San Jose Girl Scout Leader Derrie Harris
San Jose Mercury News, June 2, 2011
"Whenever the need arises, you're always there to lend a hand, taking time away from your busy schedule to make things better for someone else; you take pride in reaching out, in seeing other people smile. Your giving spirit brings out the best in all of us." The first Derrie Harris Helping Hand awards were presented to Sharon Clark-Coover, Sherry Johnson, Micki Karrer, Marie Keith, Maria Roman, Lisa Smith, Diana Southern, Kim Stafford and Tammy Wicks. ...more
Girl Scouts, Volunteers Flex Green Thumbs
Napa Valley Register, May 1, 2011
The Girl Scouts' Napa Unit, which oversees the troops in the area, wanted to plant 100 trees this year to kick off the Girl Scouts' 100th birthday, which will be celebrated through 2012, he and other troop leaders explained. Youth leader Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girls Scouts in 1912. "We're kind of getting a head start on it," said Lori Halsey, a co-leader with Brownie Troop 10800, referring to the Girl Scouts' 100th birthday, as her 8-year-old daughter, Claire, and fellow Brownies, Cecilia Nuss and Josephine Borsetto, moved dirt, trowels in hand. ...more
Girl Scouts Love Trees
Benecia Herald, April 27, 2011
Last month, vandals chopped through most of the 20 young tulip trees that had been planted at Southampton Park with the help of Interact Club members of Benicia High School last October. Tuesday afternoon, members of Girl Scout Troop 20639 helped plant the first of a batch of new trees that will replace the ones that were killed. As Girl Scouts of America approaches its centennial, it has adopted the theme "Forever Green," and many troops and Scouts across the country are undertaking environmental projects. ...more
Girl Scout e-Waste Drive for Earth Day
San Ramon Patch, April 14, 2011
Earth Day, April 22, is almost here, and a Girl Scout troop in San Ramon found a clever way you can show your caring for the planet … and the people on it. "Earth Day is like the Earth's dream day. We hope everyone who wants the Earth to last longer will donate their e-waste." ... more
Girls, Soroptomists Team Up, Make Blankets
Redwood Times, April 6, 2011
This project, called the "Creative Kindness Legacy Kit," was originally started by Sarah Williams, who was our Region Violet Richardson award recipient last year, whose goal was for every child in the foster care system to have a "cuddle" blanket ... According to Sarah, "you haven't lived until you have done something for someone who can't pay you back." ...more
Food Bank Gets $6,000 Mystery Cookie Donation
Santa Rosa Press Democrat, March 31, 2011
The special delivery happened because a food-bank benefactor ... ordered 125 cases — $6,000 worth. He asked which troop is California's poorest and was told it's Scout/Brownie Troop 6173 of East Palo Alto. The man said he'd like that troop credited with the sale, and he asked if the girls of 6173 might like to personally deliver the cookies to another of his causes — Food for Thought in Forestville. ...more
There is No Couch Potato Badge
San Francisco Chronicle, March 30, 2011
No water? No electricity? No cell phone coverage? Lots of rain? No problem. 60 girls and volunteers showed up last weekend for an overnight work party at one of Girl Scouts' Santa Cruz Mountain camps. They cleaned up debris, cleared trails and split fire wood. Work parties are a critical part of keeping Girl Scout camps running. ...more
Girls Learn Joy of Giving with Cookies at Hospital
CBS 12 TV Chico, March 21, 2011
"Part of the Girl Scout Promise is helping people at all times. It was an easy decision for them to make. They didn't have to think about it for more than three minutes." ...more
Girl Scouts Donate Cookie Profits to Japan
CBS 12 TV Chico, March 21, 2011
"Part of the Girl Scout promise is helping people at all times. It was an easy decision for them to make. They didn't have to think about it for more than three minutes." ...more
Finding Cookies? There's an App for That
Milpitas Patch, March 19, 2011
Old-fashioned Girl Scout cookies are being sold in new ways this year, helping troops like the ones in Milpitas increase their fundraising profits and pay for camping equipment, trips to Disneyland and more. ...more
Space Cookies Robotics Win Regionals
San Francisco Chronicle, March 19, 2011
The Space Cookies robotics team, sponsored by NASA Ames Research Center and Girl Scouts of Northern California, won the Sacramento Regionals FIRST competition ...more
At NASA Ames, Girl Scouts Learn to Dream
Mountain View Patch, March 15, 2011
Little girls can grow up to be whatever they want, even astronauts. That's why the "Girls Go Tech" program of the Girl Scouts of Northern California teamed up with NASA to host "When I Grow Up," a full day of activities to engage and encourage girls to enter careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Though there weren't any cookies, there were definitely robots and airplanes.
Girl Scouts Help Expectant Military Moms
Contra Costa Times, March 3, 2011
The project started in November as a way for the girls to earn the Girl Scout Bronze Star award, the highest honor given to scouts in the fourth and fifth grades. They were looking to help babies or children. "I love it because this was an unexpected child," Michesella Ory said. "To be able to find someone to help out when I have three other kids, it's nice for them to do this for us ... It's a life saver." ...more
Girl Power!
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle, March 3, 2011So cool for Mayor Quan, Disney and the other women who volunteered their time, to help girls dream big and understand the hard work and courage that goes into making dreams come true. ... and, even though Minnie Mouse was competing for attention, the girls lined up to have the NASA scientist autograph a picture of the Kepler satellite that she helps direct on its mission to discover new planets. ...more
Girls Deliver Hand-Made Blankets to Patients
Vallejo Times-Herald, March 3, 2011
Brownie Aliyah Ellis said this donation was important, "because most of the time (patients) might not have enough of the blankets they need." Wednesday's delivery of boxes of cookies and eight double-layered fleece blankets, each hand-knotted "with positive prayers and good feelings," was this year's troop service project. ...more
Girl Scouts Tree Planting and Cookie Sales
Sonoma Index-Tribune, Feb. 28, 2011
The Girl Scouts of Sonoma are marking 100 years of scouting by planting 100 trees the Valley through April. The effort is a part of the Girl Scouts "Take Action Project," which aims to get scouts to become more active in their community ... The Girl Scouts biggest fundraiser, the cookie drive, is in full swing in Sonoma. ...more
Cookies Fund Europe Trip, Scouts Plan for 100th
Chico Enterprise-Record, Feb. 27, 2011
The more boxes of cookies the troop sells, the better chance it has of making a once-in-a-lifetime trip to London, Paris and Rome in 2012. The girls see it as the perfect way to celebrate the organization's 100th birthday and their years as a troop. ...more
Frozen Thin Mints, Thanks to Mother Nature
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 25, 2011
Girls learn a lot when they participate in the cookie sale program: public speaking, goal setting, and money handling. When you see (cold) girls out selling cookies this weekend, ask them what they plan to do with the money they raise from the sale. You will meet girls who've set goals to earn their way to summer camp, go on a field trip with their troop or raise funds to support a service project. ...more
Cookie Sellers are Named Whiz Kids
Healdsburg Patch, Feb. 23, 2011
These two bubbly girls bring a contagious energy to each person they meet during their cookie sale. People can't help but smile at the girl dressed like a Samoa cookie and the sweet but not too pushy sales pitch that Ryleigh delivers flawlessly. ...more
Tech-Savvy Girls Sell Cookies on Many Platforms
San Jose Mercury News, Feb. 18, 2011
In this rapidly evolving tech economy, entrepreneurs need to embrace the maxims of the day: Operate on multiple platforms. Provide products on demand. Grow the business. Yep, even if they're selling Thin Mints, Samoas and Tagalongs. This year, Girl Scout troops around the Bay Area will peddle their cookies via a newly unveiled smartphone app while hitting the streets in a major crusade to sell the old-fashioned way, door to door. ...more
Girl Scouts are Tech-Savvy with Cookie App
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Girl Scouts Honor Napa Chef Cindy Pawlcyn
Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Feb. 3, 2011
Pioneering chef Cindy Pawlcyn, owner of three Napa Valley restaurants, was honored Thursday night as the 2011 Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Northern California. Pawlcyn was a Girl Scout from an early age and said she learned important lessons during the camping trips and from earning badges, such as the cooking badge. "The Girl Scouts taught me to 'be prepared,'" she said. "Nothing, it turns out, could be more important to a chef.'" ...more
NASA Hosts Girl Scouts 'When I Grow Up'
NASA Ames Features, Feb. 1, 2011
"Engineering is fun. It's about learning an unlimited number of solutions to structural problems," said Lana Agot. She was one of more than 150 science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) professionals and college students who came to NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., as part of the Girl Scouts of Northern California's annual Career Exploration Day. Together, they turned the NASA Conference and Training Center into a one-stop shop for more than 1,000 Girl Scouts who learned about everything from starfish to fiber optics to computer systems. ...more
Girl Scouts Give Library Books to African School
Eureka Times Standard, Jan. 23, 2011
Through the efforts of Junior Girl Scouts in Troop 70181 of McKinleyville, the children of Rehauhetsoe Primary School in Butha Buthe, Lesotho, Africa, will have a school library. Working on their Bronze Award, 10 girls helped to gather, sort and pack 585 pounds of books into 12 boxes for shipping in time to catch the December container ship destined for southern Africa. ...more
40-Year Go-to-Gal Volunteer Leads Cookies-Plus
Rohnert Park Community Voice, Jan. 20, 2011
This year, Girl Scouts are calling it "Cookies on Demand." For this kind of campaign you need a "go-to" leader to pull it all together and Rohnert Park's Barbara Novak rightfully has this assignment. She's been in Girl Scouting practically all her life. ...more
Youth Center Offenders Give as Girl Scouts
Marisa Lagos, San Francisco Chronicle
December 24, 2010
Girl Scouts Leading One Warm Coat Drive
November 26, 2010
"Surrounded by the greatest Girl Scouts in the world:" Girl Scouts in Walnut Creek, San Francisco, San Jose, and Emeryville are featured collecting coats for the needy during the One Warm Coat drive the day after Thanksgiving. ...more
Who Said It's a Ken's World? Meet Computer Engineer Barbie
Julia Prodis Sulek, San Jose Mercury News
November 18, 2010
Wearing a T-shirt with a binary code pattern, a hot pink laptop and matching reading glasses and a Bluetooth smartphone in her ear, "Computer Engineer Barbie" was launched Wednesday at the Microsoft Mountain View campus with 30 excited Girl Scouts. ...more
A 73-Year Wait, and At Long Last, a Golden Eaglet
Marina Park, San Francisco Chronicle
Humboldt and Del Norte Girl Scout Camps Double Thanks to Community Support
Cheryl Kingham, Special to the McKinleyville Press
September 15, 2010
Volunteers and community supporters made it possible for Girl Scout summer camp to double in size and length this year for more than 100 Humboldt and Del Norte girls in first to ninth grade. Last year, only one week of camping was available, and that was just for older girls ...more
Sonoma Co. Mentor Leaders Kathy Witkowicki, Val Richman Named Girl Scout Jewels
Jody Purdom, Sonoma Valley Sun
September 1, 2010
Kathy Witkowicki, Executive Director for the Sonoma Valley Mentoring Alliance, has been named the 2010 Jewel of a Woman by Girl Scouts of Northern California. She will share the honor with the Executive Director of Mentor Me Petaluma, Val Richman. ...more
Girl Scout Camp: Magic, But Expensive to Maintain
Jennifer Olney, ABC 7 San Francisco
"Girl Scout camp is a really magical place and to bring that camp magic to people, it's really expensive. We have a hard time keeping up with the toll Mother Nature takes on our camps." ...more
Girl Scouts Undertake Sweet Relief Effort: Cookies for Local Soldiers in Afghanistan
Staff Writer, Los Altos Town Crier
Local Girl Scouts have sent more than 500 boxes of cookies to two soldiers in Afghanistan who call Los Altos home. The Scouts of Los Altos Service Unit 608 also sent drawings, letters and supplies to Marine 2nd Lt. Jeremy Taylor and Army Lt. Col. Donald Davis and the men under their command. …more
Go Camping and Create Memories
Diane Peterson, Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Barbara Herrera, program director of the Girl Scouts of Northern California, encourages her 13-year-old daughter to participate in Girl Scout camps, but also takes her on camping trips to the redwood forests along the North Coast. "There's lots right here in our backyard." …more
Geek Squad Girl Scout Camp Digs Into High Tech
Mike Anderson, NBC Bay Area KNTV
At the Geek Squad Summer Academy, local Girl Scouts got a crash course in technology. The camp allows girls to explore technology "without worrying about what the guys say," said Alice Lemieux, a technical program manager for the Girl Scouts of Northern California. The camp cost $35 and Best Buy provided most of the materials. …more
Golden Gate Bridging Makes News across U.S.
Dallas Morning News
Orange County Register
September 13, 2010
We promoted Golden Gate Bridging far and wide, and articles have appeared in the Chico Enterprise Record and in Texas and Southern California newspapers!
Girl Scouts Turns Greener Leaf as It Prepares for 100th Anniversary
USA Today
May 14, 2010
The Girl Scouts also continues to offer nature-oriented camps. "We believe when they experience nature, they get more involved," says Dana Allen, spokeswoman of Girl Scouts of Northern California. In the San Franscisco Bay area, she says girls learned about watersheds by canoeing. ...more
Gold Award Project Helps Santa Rosa Homeless
Petaluma Argus-Courier
April 22, 2010
When the time came for Jackie Andreucci to select a project to help her obtain the highest Girls Scouts award, she knew what she generally wanted to do, but didn't know how to proceed. Andreucci, a senior at Casa Grande High School, discovered that the Chop's Teen Club in Santa Rosa, which she has joined, was willing to donate backpacks to her as a community service project, so she decided to fill them up with supplies and give them to homeless people to help them survive the cold winter months. ...more


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From journal Yosemite! Such Beauty!
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Continue on the Panorama trail, again beautiful views, heading down the Mist Trail to Happy Isles.
Bring a lunch.
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Belleville, Ontario
February 24, 2003
I may sound melodramatic, but I'm sure anyone else who has had the pleasure of visiting the magnificent Yosemite can sympathise with me.
The cliff edge--and it is a cliff edge, with just some boulders to keep you from falling--sits 3,214 feet from the valley floor. You can see mountains called Half Dome and El Capitan. Half Dome is apparently 4,733 feet high and 87 million years old. People climb this for fun! As its name suggests, it is a giant half dome, looking as if some giant god has taken his hammer and chisel and chopped away half the dome, leaving what can be seen now. El Capitan is 4,000 feet high and is the largest single granite rock on earth. This is also a favourite with climbers--rather them than me.
Just to prove that Glacier Point is firmly in the 21st century, you will also find a restaurant, gift shop, and toilets at the top alongside the large car park.
From journal Yosemite Wonders
by gclink
Grand Prairie, Texas
July 10, 2001
At Glacier Point you almost feel this way. It is about 30 miles south of Yosemite Valley (really on 15, but to get there it is a 30 mile drive or a 4 hour hike). Once you are there, you can view down into the valley or 30 miles east (as long as it is a clear day).
There is an observation deck to view the sites and a Geology area which points out the different formations and explains some history.
While we were there, a man had put up his telescope to view Half Dome better. No, there were not any climbers that day.
While visiting, there is a cafe to purchase snacks or a drink. When visiting the valley, remember Glacier Point is only open during the summer. It is 7,000 feet up so during the winter it is completely snowed in.
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February 9, 2001
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Agence France Presse (03.30.12) - Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Medical trials that aim to shorten the duration of TB
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said Gavin Churchyard, CEO of the independent research body
the Aurum Institute. "The ongoing trial aimed at reducing the
treatment period from six to four months is one of the new
strategies of fighting the disease."
The TB Research Center, which is based in a public hospital in
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Tembisa has a high TB infection rate.
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adhering to the months-long regimen and tolerating the
medicines' side effects. "The long period of treatment has
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resulting in drug-resistant TB strains, which are more
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Aurum has partnered with Sanofi to increase TB research
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Posted on 1st of November, 2012 by Lévana
We always tell ourselves, as soon as we can set aside a couple days, we will put order in those photo albums, match – or dispose of – those missing socks, write our friends, make play dates. Like so many others, I have finally had just such days to myself,...
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Posted on 23rd of August, 2012 by Lévana
Me and my scrunchies: This is the new word I learned. I made one for each kid and each counselor, and gave them out on end of camp party night. Don't I look like Mr T here? Before summer rolled in, I asked my granddaughter Musia what her summer plans...
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HARRISBURG, Pa.—Graham Spanier is now allowed to have contact with Penn State trustees and potential witnesses against him in the alleged cover-up of the Jerry Sandusky molestation scandal.
A suburban Harrisburg district judge on Friday modified the bail conditions for the former Penn State president.
Spanier sought the changes last month, arguing that he comes in contact with trustees in State College, where he lives, and that he has no way of knowing who the witnesses will be.
Two former trustees live in his apartment complex.
Spanier is currently on paid leave from the university. He's awaiting a court hearing with co-defendants Tim Curley and Gary Schultz, who served under him as athletic director and vice president.
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How is plague diagnosed?
The history and physical exam is an important first step in the diagnosis of plague. The patient's exposure to animals (and the fleas that accompany them) or exposure to humans that have plague or the symptoms of plague, or have visited or reside in a plague-endemic area can help trigger the medical caregivers' ability to do further tests for plague. In addition, if buboes develop in about three to seven days after exposures listed above, bubonic plague may be presumptively diagnosed. Unless septicemic or pneumonic plague develop directly from the bubonic form, the presumptive diagnosis is somewhat more difficult to make; sometimes because plague is seen so infrequently by many doctors. However, a good patient history can help make a more timely presumptive diagnosis. In addition, bleeding under the skin and other septicemic symptoms may be helpful. Laboratory tests are usually based on the detection of the F1 antigen of Y. pestis and can provide both a presumptive and definitive diagnosis of plague.Definitive diagnosis of plague has also been done by PCR tests to detect the genetic material of Y. pestis antigens in animal, flea, and human tissues.
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The prognosis of untreated plague is poor. About 50%-90% of infected individuals will die if untreated. Even with appropriate treatment, about 14% of treated patients will still die from the disease. Those patients who recover may have sustained damage to one or more organs such as the lungs.
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#1227 2013-07-26 22:04:02
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Hi steveb I got. It at 12.58 ok I will bring here at7.00 tonight ok send messages back now please?
#1228 2013-07-26 22:06:03
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6x28.3495 = 170.097
100 / 28.3495 = 3.527....
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#1229 2013-07-27 04:26:51
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Obviously the question (3) can be worked out more or less with a 15cm ruler.
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#1230 2013-07-27 04:33:14
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Worked example based upon the question about calculating someone's height from feet and inches into metric form.
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#1232 2013-07-30 23:02:04
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Hi steveb mandy here i had a look at the dyslexia forum Page it looks good. Should I do what we are doing send a message about maths and see what comes back regularly me?
#1233 2013-07-30 23:05:35
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Hi steveb I had a look at the dyslexia forum Page it looks good. Should I send a math question on there and see what comes back to me then?
#1234 2013-07-30 23:07:49
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I don't remember whether that one has anything to do with maths. I think you should leave maths to this site.
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#1235 2013-07-30 23:18:41
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Ok. Could I have work on capacity like litres/millilitres and centilitres?
#1236 2013-07-30 23:21:08
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Updated explanation concerning: Cubic metres, litres, decilitres, centilitres and millilitres (or cubic centimetres).
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#1237 2013-07-30 23:22:18
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Here is a list of what else I have to do? Temperature / area,perimeter and volume / shape / extracting and illustrating date / averages and probability is this ok or not let me know please?
#1238 2013-07-30 23:30:24
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With temperature we can do Fahrenheit and Celcius (or Centigrade - which does your course use out of interest?).
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#1239 2013-07-30 23:34:29
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The course use fahrenheit and Celsius ok? What else do you want to know please?
#1240 2013-07-30 23:42:20
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68 ÷ 9 x 5 = 37.7777777777778 am. I right?
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#1243 2013-07-30 23:54:01
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How about converting 86 Fahrenheit into Celcius ?
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#1244 2013-07-30 23:54:48
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Ok will do that for you tomorrow ok? Is that ok
#1245 2013-07-30 23:56:03
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Okay. I might leave a few more questions on here later. Bye for now.
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#1246 2013-08-12 00:55:11
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The math is fun dot com (teaching part of this website) does in fact have a tool in which it is possible to show
#1247 2013-08-17 00:56:40
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Hi bob bundy mandy here i am finding the maths course hard to do? What do you think I should do? Do you think a college course would be good or not? Send me a message back on here or email me back please?
#1248 2013-08-17 01:04:10
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In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
All physicists, and a good many quite respectable mathematicians are contemptuous about proof.
#1249 2013-08-17 01:10:38
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Hi bobbym mandy here what do you think I should do stay with this maths course or go to. College? Send me message back now and let me know?
#1250 2013-08-17 01:17:20
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If you want to go to college, then do that.
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
All physicists, and a good many quite respectable mathematicians are contemptuous about proof.


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By law, the IRS has only 10 years from the date your income tax is assessed to collect it from you. For example, if you reported an outstanding tax bill on your 2013 tax return on April 15, 2014, in most cases the IRS has until April 15, 2024 to collect the tax from you. Therefore, the IRS will require monthly payment amounts that are large enough to pay off the entire tax bill by the end of the 10-year period. If you ignore your tax bill entirely, the IRS can secure collection of the tax you owe through wage garnishments or by placing liens on your personal property.
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126 E Cabarrus St., Raleigh, NC | Directions 2760135.774128 -78.637455
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Really Good Bands Go To The Lincoln – Every time I go to the Lincoln Theatre, I have an awesome time! Really nice stage and a good crowd vibe!
Good for smaller crowds but avoid sold-out shows. – I have been to the Lincoln theater twice and the experiences were vastly different.
My first experience was at a Mindless Self Indulgence show. Now, granted, this isn't exactly the friendliest crowd of folks you could run into. The staff let in those who had hard tickets first, and those who had purchased online had to wait. If I had known ahead of time this was going to be the case I would have bought hard copies.
The place was jam packed from the stage all the way back. When it came time for MSI to go on, the entire crowd started pushing at each other. Not moshing, but people in the back pushing everyone forward to try to get in. My friends and I were at the front of the stage and we were all covered in bruises the next day. When we complained to the guy behind the bar he was rude and said that they would try to add more security in the future.
The second show I saw here several months later was much smaller and so much better. The staff was also a lot more friendly.
I would avoid shows that you know are going to be extremely big, because the layout of the venue is such that you can't hang off to the side. Otherwise it is a great place.
Great venue, intimate feel – The musicians they attract say a lot for the Lincoln Theater--it's a great place to see live music in an intimate atmosphere. Quite frankly though, the beer prices leave a lot to be desired. My memory is foggy and my tabs have always been extremely high, but I think a PBR is upwards of $3--ridiculous! Since they renovated there is a lot more space, and because there are different levels it's generally easy to find a good "spot" in the crowd to dance AND be able to see. The smokiness has been remedied a little bit by requiring smokers to use the upper balcony to smoke. Overall, it's an awesome venue. The door men are often a bit unfriendly, but that's the case at most places--the bartenders are great, especially the female one.
Good Music, Bad Air – We went to see Leon Russell this week and although it was a great show, the cigarette smoke was terrible. I love good music and especially love the good music at Lincoln Theater, but I won't go back until it's smoke-free.
I would go again! – The Lincoln Theatre is a great place to see a show...good sound, good seating...it was awesome...I would go again anytime.
Concerts – They have some of the best concerts, its nice an homie there and cleeen i love going there for concerts.
Pretty Good – Defintely a cool place. The layout is terrific for viewing, no sight line problems. The bar is located right at the entrance which cause some nasty traffic jams but I don't really know how that can solved. The bar staff worked hard and took care of everyone. I'm a smoker but I really didn't mind the no-smoking policy in the downstairs area. They let you smoke up in the back of the balcony which is a fair compromise. It does get crowded in there but that's to be expected. I really don't have any complaints about this place. Had a great time there.
This funky venue takes you back to when radio was king and the theater was the cultural center of town. – In Short
Built in 1939, the Lincoln Theatre used to be a movie house, showing the best films of the golden age of cinema. For years it remained dormant, occasionally used as a venue for private parties. But as 2001 rolled around, Pat Dickenson and his cohorts had other ideas for this architectural gem. At the beginning of the year, they opened the theater as a venue for larger acts that might have felt cramped in smaller clubs, and the results have been outstanding.
Small enough to enjoy any show, enough to overlook the little probems. – This is a really good place to see a show. The sound isn't that good but the fact that the place is set up well makes all the viewing good. The parking is very good. Someone else said the drinks are too expensive, WHAT, $3 a beer is a very good price. A little smokey but what the hell, you are in a club for crying out loud!!! I drove 8 hours to see David Allan Coe on Sept. 23rd and it was well worth it.
This Place Rocks! – The Lincoln is hands down the best place in downtown Raleigh to see live music.
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James Harrison agrees to terms with Bengals
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James Harrison is about to become a Bengal.
Harrison, the longtime Steelers linebacker, has agreed to terms with the division rival Bengals. It's a two-year contract, according to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The deal comes shortly after Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said he expected to sign either Harrison or veteran linebacker Karlos Dansby before the draft, but that the Bengals wouldn't sign both of them. Hearing that may have been just the message Harrison needed to agree to terms before the Bengals lost interest.
And now the Bengals' two games with the Steelers will get a little more interesting: Harrison sacking Ben Roethlisberger would certainly fire up the fan base in Cincinnati, and would lead to Harrison hearing plenty of boos in Pittsburgh. He'll get to face the Steelers twice this year, and he's already expressing his excitement.
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Not feeling to thrilled about this.
Wish James well in 14 of 16 games. Maybe in one of the other two, when Gilbert falls, he will fall on him.
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