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When you have sex with your girlfriend and her mom in the same day and then steal their hubcaps.
Man, Drew pulled off the sloppy jose, getting his girlfriend and her mom in one day. Then he stole their hubcaps!
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The act of placing Sloppy Joe meat in a tortilla rather than a bun.
The act of placing Sloppy Joe meat in a tortilla rather than a bun.
That peen Mark forgot the buns so we slammed on some Sloppy Josés instead.
от Ryan Lefure 11 май 2013
When someone (usually mexican) works a 9-5:00 shift, mows his lawn, sweeps the floors, makes sloppy joes and has sex with his wife without showering and then goes back to work.
Man did you see Derek pull that sloppy jose? He had to be tired....it was amazing.
от Chase "Brownie" Brownfield 18 октомври 2006
the Mexican equivalent of a Sloppy Joe commonly served with carne asada and other toppings inside two slices of bread (pan); Torta
The torta is like a mexican sloppy joe.
Wouldn't that be called the sloppy jose?
Wouldn't that be called the sloppy jose?
от Sexy Conservative 26 януари 2011
The act of filling a condom with salsa,beans,and any other mexican food then poking a hole in the end of the condom and squezing the contents out in your partner's rectum (buthole). Next procede to have anal sex with your partner. Next eat ( without using your hands) the contens of the " Sloppy Jose'" .
Last night my boy friend gave me a Sloppy Jose' and I don't think ill ever be able to eat mexican food again.
After i got a sloppy jose ive had intestinel problems ever since.
I havent stopped tingling since last night it starting to hurt.
After i got a sloppy jose ive had intestinel problems ever since.
I havent stopped tingling since last night it starting to hurt.
от KoleTrain 22 май 2011
When a guy goes down on a girl that slept with two or more guys that came inside her and tastes the other guys cum..
yo my boy went down on that chick and told me she tastes like a couple sloppy jose's
от pingo de oro 06 септември 2011
A sloppy jose is when you fuck a girl in the ass and just before you cum you pull out and shoot your load into a double shot of Jose Cuervo. Then, let her take the shot like the dirty whore she is.
Last night I slipped that chick at the bar a sloppy jose.
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Earthquake Diary: 29 May by Liu Hui
Ms. Liu Hui and Mr. Gao Wei were originally serving with the Beijing Youth League on the joint project with UNV and UNDP, 'Strengthening Volunteerism for Development through the Beijing Olympics'. Here are some photographs of them interacting with people in the earthquake zone. Read entry02 June 2008, 20:55
Earthquake Diary: 28 May by Liu Lei
There is a batch of 1,900 family tents from the Netherlands, co-donated by the Dutch Government and Dutch Red Cross, which will arrive in Chengdu. In order to understand all the details of the logistics procedure, I visit Chengdu International Airport to find out how the tent transportation pipeline works. Read entry02 June 2008, 20:51
Earthquake Diary: 27 May by Liu Lei
As the IFRC team in Sichuan gets stronger, more volunteer interpreters are needed. Just over these last three days, people from ten different fields have joined the team. Read entry26 May 2008, 18:54
Earthquake Diary: 26 May by Liu Hui
Among the most severely affected after the Sichuan earthquake are children. Read entry26 May 2008, 18:07
Earthquake Diary: 25 May by Liu Hui
Among the many volunteers dealing with the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake are hundreds of doctors, nurses and other medical staff. With the roads in poor repair, they must often travel on foot dressed as if for the surgery. Read entry26 May 2008, 18:44
Earthquake Diary: 24 May by Liu Hui
Joining Mr. Liu Lei in Sichuan are two more UNV volunteers, Ms. Liu Wei and Mr. Gao Wei. Ms. Wei will be contributing photographs for the earthquake diary. Read entry26 May 2008, 06:15
Earthquake Diary: 22 May by Liu Lei
Concerning the psychological health of people in the disaster area, the Chinese Red Cross has launched a large-scale psychological intervention project, so according to the plan our team is going to check it out today in order to help them improve their practices. Read entry24 May 2008, 05:18
Earthquake Diary: 21 May by Liu Lei
In the early morning, I receive a complaint that somebody sold tents yesterday using the name of the local Red Cross to transport them to Chengdu taking advantage of the emergency transportation system. In order to clarify the process of this case and submit a report correctly, I begin to call people one by one, who gives me their complaints, and I investigate like Sherlock Holmes… Read entry24 May 2008, 00:42
Earthquake Diary: 20 May by Liu Lei
Now that the focus of the rescue work has changed to disease control, water sanitation and reconstruction of affected areas, according to the initial plan, the most urgency relates to the refugee's daily lives and health. Read entry24 May 2008, 00:29
Earthquake Diary: 19 May by Liu Lei
In order to donate at least 100,000 standard rescue tents to the disaster area, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has decided to try its utmost to find the number of tents immediately, so the team decided the main work for today is finding as many tent factories as possible. Read entry


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Wow, our first two-part series! Into the Looking Glass continues this week with a greater focus on the art and business of photography. In episode 14, we ended up being pretty technology-heavy which is never the intent of our podcasts. And, as time ran out on us (yet we continued to blather on and on), we didn't have time to address the other areas of where we have seen the business and the art of photography come from and where we see it going.
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Business & Art as Seen Through the Looking Glass
So many topics and rants in today's episode. From Rob bitching (again) about the cavalier approach that people have toward intellectual property (and the unintentional theft) to the value we place on the art we hang on our walls. From the bad signal-to-noise today to a great quote (well, "great" according to Rob):
Many of the pix out there on the internet are such a no-frills, in-your-face slam dunk of plastic sexiness that the creator with his camera seems not to be an inquisitive, interested gentleman, but more like a drunk at a bar sidling up to a hot chick and blurting out, 'Wanna boff? (Joe McNally)
Also, by listening to this episode, you'll hear a for-realz disagreement between Tony and Rob as to the role of the traditional business model vs. the idea that maybe it's okay to let your work get stolen. Spoiler alert: Rob thinks that Tony is fucked up!
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When talking about the Looking Glass and where photography has come from, you can't skip over Arthur Fellig (aka Weegee)
Tony's choice for photographer today is the New York City street photographer, Arthur Fellig. Also know as Weegee, he was known for start black and white crime photography. Don't know him? We're willing to bet that you know his work!
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I have read all the manga volumes of Petshop of Horrors, but the anime version was licensed by Urban-Vision and is OUT-OF-PRINT!!!!!!!!!! TT__TTIs it possible that Manga Entertainment can license the Petshop of Horrors OVA Anime? I never seen the anime version. I remember Ninja Scroll the movie is licensed by manga ent. already and urban-vision licensed the TV series version already.
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The Stetson lacrosse team (0-3) will play host to William & Mary (1-3) at the Athletic Training Center on Saturday. The Hatters and the tribe are scheduled to begin bright and early at 10:00 a.m. in the morning.
Stetson is still looking for its first win, but scored its most goals yet this past Sunday, totaling four in a loss to UC Davis. Freshman Danielle Horgan tallied two, which ties her with sophomore Samantha Akl and freshman Paige Levesque for the team lead through three games in 2013.
The Tribe comes to DeLand with an overall record of 1-3. William & Mary opened the season with a victory over American, but has since fallen to No. 7 Duke, No. 13 Ohio State, and Colonial Athletic Conference foe Old Dominion. Krystin Mackrides leads the Tribe with 13 goals through four games in 2013.
After Saturday's contest against William & Mary, Stetson will continue its seven-game home stand to open the season with games next week against Presbyterian on Tuesday, March 5 and Campbell on Friday, March 8.
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I don't understand why this thread still exists, I enjoyed the one in senior B way more than this piss poor thread by Skater Boy
I don't understand why this thread still exists, I enjoyed the one in senior B way more than this piss poor thread by Skater Boy
The one in Senior B still exists
Sorry all, I am fed up with this bullying I see on these boards. Back to JO - it will be exciting to see what the programs look later on in the year and I do agree Rochette had the skate of the night for the ladies even over crowd fave Mao.
In Skater B's defense, the folder/forums for summer comps and senior Bs is a complete mess this year. I had a hard time finding anything myself.
Speaking only for myself, I prefer to post in the primary thread on any given topic whenever possible -- because whatever I have to say is more likely to be seen by others who are interested in the topic. I can enjoy whatever content others have posted there, and perhaps vice versa. My feeling is that a secondary thread is more likely to get less traffic [because everyone has limited time (as a result of "real lives and jobs," for example)] and that posts there will reach fewer receptive eyeballs. YMMV.
Not trying to start a war or to bully anyone. Just offering a constructive explanation of the potential disadvantage (IMHO) of an additional thread.
That will improve after the JGP's are over, and we move them down.
BTW, we really welcome suggestions about how to improve the board. The best place to put them is in the Feedback folder.
This board is maintained by unpaid volunteers. Consequently, sometimes real life takes the front seat to board-maintenance,and you guys suffer, but we do try to do the best we can.
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There are always going to be ways to improve boards but I personally appreciate the sense that it isn't the "wild west" as far as some of the vitriol is concerned. Admins do a fine job of creating the sense that there are freedoms but they come with reasonable limits
Skater Boy, I think Chan might even miss the podium.
I agree about Chan. The Japan Open shows how man great skaters there are already early on - I mean to think Fernandez scorign so well for what mean feel is a subpar "program" not elements to Chaplin. It is too bad Chan was not very bright in realizing the need for a real te chnical judge - he probably will pay the price for it and has no body to blame but himself.


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One who likes to engage in sexual acts with Scandanavians involving the infliction of pain for pleasure.
Hey Agnetha, how about we skip the smorgasbord and drive the Volvo back to mine? Burn me with your hot meatballs, baby, I'm a saunamasochist!
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The 2012-13 college basketball season hasn't been kind to Virginia Tech fans. It began last winter when Jim Weaver, the Hokies' athletics director, gave then-coach Seth Greenberg a vote of confidence and then pulled the rug out from under him a few weeks later.
One player transferred (Dorian Finney-Smith), and Montrezl Harrell, a highly-touted incoming freshman, asked to be released. That left Tech with just eight scholarship players coming into this season.
Most fans, however, believed that the Hokies could have a respectable season so long as they stayed healthy. And with the exception of freshman Marshall Wood missing seven games, Tech has, for the most part, avoided the injury bug that had plagued them over the last few seasons. Unfortunately, staying healthy hasn't been enough. This team just can't seem to get it together.
After starting the season a surprising 7-0, the team is just 4-13 since, including a current seven-game losing streak. One player was benched for an entire game for lack of effort during practice; another missed almost an entire half after an on-court temper tantrum that nearly injured his teammate; and that same player, who has been playing poorly, was replaced in the starting lineup by a walk-on. Yeah, it's been that bad.
Enter the Winchester Rifleman, Erick Green
The only bright spot for Hokie hoops fans this season is senior guard Erick Green, who is still the nation's leading scorer. With hopes of a winning season and post-season appearance all but gone, Virginia Tech fans have thrown their support behind the senior guard from Winchester, who is having one of the best seasons by a Hokie in recent memory.
Of VT's 24 games this season, Green has led the team in scoring 23 times. He averages 25.2 points per game, tops in the country and seven points better than the ACC's second-leading scorer, Mason Plumlee of duke, who averages 18.2 ppg.
If Green continues on his current scoring pace, he will become the first Hokie to average more than 25 ppg since Bimbo Coles did so during the 1989-90 season. Coles averaged 25.3 ppg that year, a tenth of a point ahead of where Green stands now.
And unless Green just completely falls off the map (he could go scoreless for the rest of the season and still be above 18 ppg), he'll end the season as just the third tech player to average better than 20 ppg in the last 23 years. Bryant Matthews averaged 22.1 ppg during the 2003-04 season and Malcolm Delaney averaged 20.2 ppg during the 2009-10 season.
What's even more incredible is the percentage of points Green scores for his team. Take a look below and you'll see the leading scorer for each ACC team, their total points (through Feb. 12), and their team's total points, followed by the percentage. The teams appear in order of the current ACC standings:
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|Kenny Kadji
|Mason Plumlee
|Joe Harris
|James Michael McAdoo
|C.J. Leslie
|Michael Snaer
|Alex Len
|Devin Booker
|Travis McKie
|Marcus Georges-Hunt
|Ryan Anderson
|Erick Green
Green is the ACC's leading scorer by nearly 200 points. He scores more than 35 percent (35.5 to be precise) of his team's points; 10 percent more than the next highest percentage in the league – uva's Joe Harris, who contributes 25 percent. That stat speaks volumes about the lack of support from Green's teammates.
Now, one could argue that Green scores more points because he shoots the ball more. That's a valid argument, on the surface. Take a look at the shooting percentages for each team's leader in attempted shots.
|FGA/Team Total
|% of FGA
|Kenny Kadji
|*Seth Curry
|Joe Harris
|James Michael McAdoo
|C.J. Leslie
|Michael Snaer
|Alex Len
|Devin Booker
|Travis McKie
|Marcus Georges-Hunt
|Ryan Anderson
|Erick Green
*Seth Curry is the only player in the league to lead his team in shot attempts, but not in points.
But if you dig a little deeper than just the season stats, you'll find that Green attempts, and scores on, a higher percentage of shots only when the rest of the team is struggling, which has been for a couple of months now.
In the Hokies' first seven games, all wins, the team shot 48 percent from the field. In the last seven losses, that number is down to just 37 percent.
During the seven-game winning streak to start the season, Green attempted just 23 percent of the team's field goals (95/404):
FGA in first seven wins
58 – 11 (19%)
57 – 15 (26%)
68 – 13 (19%)
53 – 15 (28%)
52 – 16 (30%)
61 – 15 (24%)
55 – 10 (18%)
During the team's current seven-game losing streak, the percentage of shots by Green has increased to 34 percent (136/397):
FGA in last seven losses
43 – 18 (42%)
60 – 17 (28%)
53 – 20 (38%)
62 – 21 (34%)
65 – 23 (35%)
62 – 20 (32%)
52 – 17 (32%)
What about made field goals? Well, we're glad you asked. During the first seven wins, Green made 25 percent of tech's field goals (49/195). During the last seven consecutive losses, Green has made more than 40 percent of the team's field goals.
Green's not a ball hog by any stretch of the imagination. This kid WANTS to get his teammates involved, but they're just not hitting shots. The team attempted 404 shots in their first seven wins and 397 in their last seven losses, so they're still not afraid to shoot, but Green's the only one hitting anything on a consistent basis. And he's doing it while being double-teamed.
Say what you want about opposing teams giving Green space and letting him have his points, but from what I've been seeing, they're not doing that at all. They're guarding him using every combination they can think of and he's still getting his shots off and keeping his team in the games.
What does it all mean, Basil?
If you are on Twitter and follow tech hoops, you've probably seen the comments arguing that Green deserves to have his jersey retired and his banner hung from the rafters of the Cassell.
Look, Green is having a heck of a senior season, especially under the circumstances, but before we start making room next to Ace Custis in the rafters, let's take a step back and see where Green ranks among some of the greatest of all time at VT.
Green's career isn't done yet, so we have to do some predicting (not Niemo, he sucks at making predictions). The Hokies have seven regular season games left and at least one (and probably only one) ACC tournament game. So let's assume Green has eight games left in his career. If he continues on his current statistical pace, here's where he'll likely finish in the record books:
Points Scored in a Season:
1. Erick Green (2012-13) – 810
2. Bimbo Coles (1989-90) – 785
3. Dell Curry (1985-86) – 722
4. Bimbo Coles (1988-89) – 717
5. Bimbo Coles (1987-88) – 702
Points Scored in a Career:
1. Bimbo Coles, 2,484
2. Dell Curry, 2,389
3. Malcolm Delaney, 2,255
4. Dale Solomon, 2,136
5. Perry Young, 1,899
6. A.D. Vassallo, 1,822
7. Allan Bristow, 1,804
8. Zabian Dowdell, 1,785
9. Bob Ayersman, 1,782
10. Erick Green, 1,750
Scoring Average in a Season:
1. Bimbo Coles (1988-89) – 26.6
2. Boby Ayersman (1958-58) – 26.5
3. Bimbo Coles (1989-90) – 25.3
4. Erick Green (2012-13) – 25.2
Free Throws Made in a Season:
1. Malcolm Delaney (2009-10) – 230
2. Malcolm Delaney (2008-09) – 225
3. Erick Green (2012-13) – 218
Free Throws Made in a Career:
8. Erick Green (2009-13) – 418
Free Throw Percentage in a Career:
T8. Erick Green (2009-13) .800
Assists in a Career:
8. Erick Green (2009-13) – 333
As great a season as Green is having, I'm not sure anyone can make a compelling case that he should have his jersey retired and a banner with his likeness hanging from the rafters with Ace Custis, Bimbo Coles, Dell Curry and Allan Bristow.
While Niemo is under a gag order not to make any predictions, naturally I wanted his thoughts on Green's legacy at Tech.
As of today, I wouldn't have Erick in my VT Top 10 and therefore wouldn't retire his jersey. While he is having one of the five greatest seasons in Tech history, I don't think his body of work is top 10-esque just yet. He may reach the top 10 in scoring and definitely will reach it in assists, but there are a lot of guys ahead of him that were very productive for four years, not just two and a half.
While I'm with Niemo on this, I played devil's advocate and suggested that Green's extraordinary senior season is made even more impressive given the fact that he's doing more with less. Niemo countered:
Also, I don't like the argument of "he's doing more with less." I actually think that lessens his scoring in my eyes. The numbers guys like Zabian [Dowdell], Malcolm [Delaney], and Dell [Curry] put up with a better supporting cast impress me more. If Erick could score 25 per game on a team that won and had other guys that could score consistently, I'd be more impressed. Still, his 50 percent shooting percentage this year is remarkable for a guard, and by the end of the season my opinion may very well change, but I would not have him in my top 10 and would not retire his jersey at this point.
The TechHoops staff have spoken. We love Erick Green and have enjoyed watching him play the last four years. He has done everything he's been asked to do and has represented the team and the university with honor.
We're not taking anything away from Green, but when you think about some of the great players that have come before him that have had more productive careers and DON'T have their jerseys retired, I think even the Winchester Rifleman would agree that while he's had a fabulous career, he's not in same category as those four legends.


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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Chance Price won the fourth installment of this year's Player of the Week contest sponsored by Tony Pope State Farm Insurance of Mount Pleasant between Wando, Palmetto Christian and Bishop England football players.
Price, a senior defensive back with Wando, was coach Jimmy Noonan's pick after he had six solo tackles, three assists, four ball deflections and an interception during the Warriors' game against rival Summerville, Sept. 20.
Price has been a force in the defensive secondary this season. He has recorded 16 solo tackles, six assists, nine ball deflections, an interception and a touchdown.
With the win, Wando evened the friendly contest series lead at two wins apiece with Palmetto Christian. Bishop England's Nick Shiver came in second place by just nine votes.
Every week during the high school football season, you vote among six players – two from each of the three East Cooper programs – for who you think is most deserving of the title of Player of the Week.
The voting process is done entirely online at www.MoultrieNews.com/POTW. Reporter Tyler Heffernan chooses one player from each of the three teams and each team's respective head coach picks one player from his team.
You can only vote once. Every Wednesday, the newest set of nominations are announced in our print editions and on our website. Voting is open until the following Monday at noon, which leaves about five days for voting.
Tyler's BE pick
Lawton Fosberry: The junior linebacker led Bishop England in tackles with nine solo and one assist during the shutout win over North Charleston.
BE coach John Cantey's pick
Nick Shiver: The senior tailback had three carries for 80 yards and a touchdown, one touchdown reception for 37 yards and a 96-yard interception return for his third score.
Tyler's PCA pick
Joe Sweatt: The sophomore defensive lineman led the team in tackles with seven, caused two fumbles and one sack during Palmetto Christian's win at Colleton Prep.
PCA coach Jim Daniel's pick
J.T. Waters: The senior quarterback had seven total touchdowns (four rushing, three passing), 280 rushing yards and 215 passing yards during the Eagles win.
Tyler's Wando pick
Mat Norman: The senior linebacker had four solo tackles, six assists, including two tackles for a loss, and a pass deflection during Wando's game at Fort Dorchester.
Wando coach Jimmy Noonan's pick
Love Scott: The senior defensive lineman led the Warriors in tackles with five solo, five assists, including three tackles for a loss, and a pass deflection against the Patriots.
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This editorial in The Day, a Connecticut newspaper, NAILS IT:
There is no better way to make a federal law unpopular than to have Congress exempt itself from its provisions. No wonder then reports that Congress has exempted themselves and their staffs from the Affordable Care Act – Obamacare – is further eroding support for the law aimed at making sure all Americans have access to health care insurance.
However, the claim, while constructed on some shred of truth, is false. It is symbolic of what is wrong with Washington. It is a strategy meant to confuse and divert ...
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Tip of the Week
The United States is experiencing the worst drought conditions since the Dust Bowl. For gardeners, water shortages pose their own challenges — but a few tips will help you get through even the worst dry spell.
Rebecca Winn, an award-winning designer and owner of Whimsical Gardens, an artistic landscape design firm based in Dallas, offers her advice:
• Water deeply and infrequently. This trains plants to be more drought tolerant, Winn says. To do so: Irrigate each area of your garden for 10-15 minutes if you have full sun, 5-10 minutes if you have shade. Repeat the process, but this time with 20-25 minutes for sun and 10-15 minutes for shade.
"The first round softens the ground and allows some water to penetrate a little way down," Winn says. "The second round allows the water to go deeper because the pre-moistened soil acts as a conduit for the water to be drawn deep into the ground."
• Set your sprinkler for early morning. About 3 to 5 a.m. is ideal, to let the ground cool off as much as possible to limit loss from evaporation.
• Get new mulch. It should be replaced yearly to keep soil temperatures cooler, prevent soil erosion and help retain moisture.
• Consider drip irrigation and water reclamation systems. The former can allow for more frequent watering in areas with stringent restrictions, while the latter (rain barrels and cisterns, for example) can run the irrigation system for your entire property, Winn says. "If you can afford it and have the space, I highly recommend this," she adds. "It's the wave of the future."
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SURPRISE GIVEAWAY: Rosanna
WINNER UPDATE 7/16: This giveaway is now closed. Thanks so much to all 916 of you that participated – it's a new record!! And the lucky random winner is…comment #98: Kate, who said "I don't know if I can pick just one! Dauphine candlesticks would look great in my living room though!!" Congrats, Kate! Look out for an email coming your way today!
I feel like we're overdue for a giveaway at HWTM, so let's remedy that with a new giveaway that's extra-fantastic… how about a $200 Shopping Spree from fabulous dinnerware & table accessories company: Rosanna!
$200 to burn at Rosanna.com will help you build a pretty amazing table… I think the hard part will be deciding what to spend it on! From the colorful Darjeeling set featuring gold accents and trumpet-shaped mugs to the gorgeous Dauphine Candlesticks (LOVE these!) to the girlie designs like I'd Love To Have, there's something for every taste! (Or get started on that holiday table early with one of the Holiday collections!)
• Check out the Rosanna collections, then post a comment here telling us which design(s) you'd pick to star in YOUR own dream table setting! You just might get your wish…and more!
• Enter by Monday, July 14th at midnight PST . The random winner will be announced Tuesday, July 15th.
And speaking of contests , Rosanna is also currently hosting their 2nd Annual Table Setting Contest, where customers can send in pics of their most creative table/place setting designs featuring Rosanna dishware for a chance to win more shopping spress and get their design featured on the home page of Rosanna.com! (This table setting contest is separate from this one we're hosting at HWTM – click here for complete details.)
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1Jill Williams SAYS:
I love the Boho, Chelsea Flowers, and the Red Polka Dots.
2lisa j. SAYS:
The La Petite Black Dress is a must. I love it! I really like the Mondo Glass too. Very fun giveaway.
3Mary Jenkins SAYS:
the madre terra candle holders! made from recycled goods!
4Employee No. 3699 SAYS:
I love the polka dots, they're so whimsicle. I can see setting a really great table with these.
5Alyssa Patton SAYS:
I LOVE (cannot stress enough) the red polka dots. Anything with polka dots I'm head over heels for.
6Brooke SAYS:
I would love to host a ladies brunch with the red polka dots! Perfect for scones, tarts, coffee, fresh fruit and quiche. The pedestal is fabulous.
7Stephanie SAYS:
The Dauphine Candlesticks for me and the Cupcakes serverware for my sister.
8Jill SAYS:
The Darjeeling is DARLING!!!! :)
9Didi SAYS:
I'd get started on my holiday table early and get the 12 days of Christmas for sure!
10Chery SAYS:
I surely LOVE the Sweet Dreams ice cream bowls! Thank you for the chance ;).
11Amanda SAYS:
I love the Red Dots. I also think the Jolly Holiday would be so much fun around Christmas.
12Jeanette SAYS:
This is a tough choice! I like so many of them. I think I'd like to do a table setting using the Mondo set. I also love the polka dots!
13Alicia SAYS:
Cin Cin! I'm a total sucker for green glass and I love the rustic look of them. I might have to get one of those White pedestals too!
14Jo-Ann SAYS:
I love the beach bottles and the darjeeling glass! It is all fantastic, actually.
15Meg Perotti SAYS:
When I was little my mom always had the perfect plates for the perfect occasion- our special christmas plates, valentines plates, and my favorite- our BIRTHDAY plates. I would definitely splurge on the Happy Birthday collection to start this tradition in my home.
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Wow! It's all so cute it's hard to pick a favorite. I really like the Red Velvet pattern. It would look great in my dining room!
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Hard to pick just one, but I definitely like the 'My Favorite Recipes' collection. Too cute to pass up!
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I would love all 3 sizes of the rococo noir cake pedastal for the presentation of my wedding desserts (and to keep for all time)!
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What a tough decision! I think if I had to pick (hoping, hoping) I'd choose American Bungalow.
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5 Common Pieces of Advice That Are Almost Always Wrong
#2. "The Only Person You Can Truly Trust Is Yourself!"
Cynicism has to run both ways. But when you hear advice that seems to always presume the worst about people, it's easy to automatically assume that it's true. Here's somebody who's been around the block -- he knows how the world works (and it works by everyone screwing each other over, all the time).
But in reality, this is passive-aggressive bullshit that's almost always slung by people who love to paint themselves as victims. They've been burned a few times, so they pass off this "Everyone is out to fuck you" load as a hard lesson we all must eventually learn. It's not. It's their way of saying "Life is really hard, and all of my problems are completely out of my control. I cannot be held accountable for my current situation because it is a product of the corrupt state of the world itself."
Yes, it's probably a good idea to be critical of other peoples' motives, and it's always smart to keep your eyes open for potential scams. But basing your life on the idea that you're the only trustworthy person on the entire planet is not only stupid, it's dangerous. Not to mention one of the most egotistical frames of mind imaginable.
"Finally. Perfect company."
A Better Alternative:
"Some people are bad. Know how to spot them."
The entire point of making friends and being social is to weed out the assholes and emotionally connect with the ones who are actually good for you. It's the same reason we look for romantic connections. Not so that you have a place to rub your genitals or to fulfill your biological obligation to make more people animals, but so you can go through life with a partner who will let you borrow their scuba gear when the room starts filling up with liquid shit.
"Know what, just go ahead and throw that stuff away when you're done with it."
We are designed to go through life in small groups, and forming those groups requires that we trust at least a select few people. You absolutely cannot let yourself get into the mindset that everyone else in existence is in on one huge game of "See who can fuck you the most creatively." How egocentric is that? It is, in effect, saying that you are the only morally sound person on the planet. Add in a few hallucinations, and you're virtually diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
That doesn't mean that you have to enter a room with rainbows shooting out of your asshole. Nor does it mean that you have to put on a blindfold and fall backward into every relationship to see if they catch you. There are indeed plenty of dickwads out there who will try to take advantage of you at the drop of a hat. But it also doesn't mean that you have to approach every person in the same manner as you'd approach a rattlesnake.
Dude, what the hell? I just said "Hello."
That's for people looking to avoid the hard work of opening themselves up and building connections to others. They're not being cynics. They're being lazy.
#1. "Seize the Moment! Live Each Day as if It Were Your Last!"
This is such a flowery, idealistic thing to recommend, but it's about as realistic as trying to "love all of your fellow humans equally" while reading a political debate on Facebook. It may sound like I'm nit-picking, but the wording really does matter quite a bit here. If I truly lived today as if it were my last, the first thing I'd do is clean out my bank account and buy all the cool stuff I've always wanted but could never justify because spending that money means I'm fucked if an emergency pops up. The second thing I'd do is find my childhood bully and beat him until his legs bent like a flamingo's.
And why not? Living like there's no tomorrow is living without consequences. Tomorrow doesn't exist. A comet could slam into the Earth while I'm in bed tonight, and it would all be over. So why not live as if that were literally going to happen? Can you imagine a world where hormonal teenagers walked up to you nonstop to blatantly ask for sex? If there's no tomorrow, there's no time for the whole game of getting to know someone and taking them on a date. You just start asking people until someone says yes. Hate your job? Fuck it -- quit and give everyone the finger on your way out the door. You don't have time to waste on things that make you unhappy, even if it's the only thing standing between you and homelessness. You have to live in "the now," and you won't lose your apartment until the end of the month.
"Leave me alone -- I'm sleeping in the moment."
A Better Alternative:
"Make today count."
It's about doing something productive with today so that tomorrow you can look back on it and be proud. So that the days following it will be even better. It's about growth, and you can't grow if you're picturing this moment to be the only one in existence. Some of what you do right now is purely to set your future self up for an easier life. The less you plan for that, the harder it's going to be when you realize that the comet never came, and you spent all of your time, money and energy enjoying the seconds instead of the lifetime.
"I rode the shit out of this horse in my early 20s. I regret nothing."
There is absolutely something to be said about enjoying the moment, don't get me wrong. You can't spend all of your time preparing for the future, or you'll look back on your life and regret how you lived it. But there are people who do spend all of their time living in the moment ... they're called children. And there's a reason they have to have other people take care of them.
John has a Twitter because he's just that damn cool. And if you get a second, lick his Facebook fan page. Or "like." Whatever the kids are calling it nowadays.
For more Cheese, check out 7 Terrible Life Lessons Learned from 'The Neverending Story' and 5 Ways to Avoid Your Terrible Parents' Mistakes.


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on February 2, 2013 - 1:00 AM
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Lockport Duplicate Club will hold a unit-rated game at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the Lockport Senior Centre, 33 Ontario St. Lockport. Call Marge Schomers at 434-8635 for information or partners. A unit-rated game also will be held at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, at the Bridge Center of Buffalo. For info, call 834-4222.
Cancellation: The Airport Bridge Club has canceled its Swiss team game on Sunday, Feb. 3, due to the snowy weather, but there's another one next Sunday, Feb. 10, with double points and free pizza. It starts at 11 a.m. Partners and teammates available. Call 836-7016 for info and to sign up. The club's regular schedule will resume Monday, Feb. 4, with a double-point pairs game at 11 a.m.
The 59th Niagara District Sectional Tournament continues today, Saturday, Feb. 2, and Sunday, Feb. 3, in the Quality Hotel: Parkway Convention Centre, 327 Ontario St., St. Catharines, Ont. The schedule includes pairs games at 1 and 7 p.m. today and Swiss teams at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. For info, click on "Event Schedule" at this link: http://www.unit166.ca.
Congratulations to Saleh Fetouh, who won the most master points at last weekend's Buffalo Winter Sectional Tournament, with 19.04.
Other master point leaders included: Chris Urbanek, 17.28; John Toy, 14.51; Dian Petrov, 14.16; Jay Costello, 12.48; Judy Padgug, 12.09; David Hemmer, 11.76; Fred Yellen, 11.10; Joan Rose, 10.97; and Donna Steffan, 10.14.
Western New York Unit 116 has posted its schedule of unit games and special games for 2013. They include:
Unit-rated, club-hosted game: Monday morning, Feb. 11, Bridge Club Meridian.
Pro-Am Unit Game and Taste of Buffalo: Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24, Bridge Center of Buffalo.
Wearin' o' the Green Unit Pairs Game: Monday evening, March 4, Zion Church.
Unit-rated, club-hosted game: Saturday noon, March 16, Bridge Center of Buffalo.
Unit-rated, club-hosted game: Friday morning, April 12, Bridge Center of Buffalo.
Annual meeting and game: Sunday, Dec. 8, Main-Transit Fire Hall.
2013 Tournament calendar
Toronto Easter Regional – Doubletree Hilton: Toronto Airport, 655 Dixon Road, Toronto, Ont. Tuesday, March 26, to Sunday, March 31. For info, click on "Event Schedule" at this link: http://www.unit166.ca.
Buffalo Spring Sectional – Main-Transit Fire Hall, 6777 Main St., Williamsville. Friday, April 19, to Sunday, April 21. For info, click this link:
Cleveland All-American Regional – Holiday Inn (Cleveland) South, 6001 Rockside Road, Independence, Ohio. Monday, May 21, to Sunday, May 27. For info, click this link:
District 5 Summer STaC – Monday, June 10, to Sunday, June 16.
Buffalo Summer Regional – Holiday Inn, 100 Whitehaven Road, Grand Island. Tuesday, June 25, to Sunday, June 30. For info, click this link:
Syracuse Regional – Monday, July 22, to Sunday, July 28.
Buffalo Fall Sectional – Friday, Sept. 27, to Sunday, Sept. 29.
Niagara Falls, Ont., Regional – Crowne Plaza Hotel, 5685 Falls Ave., Niagara Falls, Ont. Tuesday, Nov. 5, to Sunday, Nov. 10. For info, click on "Event Schedule" at this link: http://www.unit166.ca.
District 5 Winter STaC – Monday, Dec. 9, to Sunday, Dec. 15.
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Duplicate scores
Week of Jan. 21 to Jan. 27
ACBL Sanctioned Clubs
Airport Bridge Club Monday morning – Charity Club Championship. North-south, A: Miri Salamone-Burnett and Thom Burnett, 62.07%; B: Doug Dean and Carlton Stone, 53.10%; C: Art Schumacher and Barbara Multerer, 47.36%; east-west, A: Paul and Barbara Libby, 65.19%; B: Shakeel Ahmad and Manju Ceylony, 57.68%; C: Larry and Dorothy Soong, 48.68%. January Club Series: Bob Linn, 12 points; (tie) Barbara Multerer, Art Schumacher, 9 points.
Airport Bridge Club Monday afternoon – Charity Club Championship. North-south, A: Christine and Vince Pesce, 60.07%; B/C: Martin and Barbara Pieterse, 50.35%; east-west, A: Bob Linn and Bill Boardman, 56.35%; B: (tie) Marilyn Sultz and Dale Anderson, Art Matthies and Mike Silverman, 53.57%; C: Barbara Multerer and Art Schumacher, 53.57%.
Airport Bridge Club Tuesday morning – Charity Club Championship. North-south, A: (tie) Barbara Libby and Jim Mathis, Paul Libby and Liz Clark, 57.87%; B: Tova Reinhorn and Elaine Kurasiewicz, 53.70%; C: Paula Kotowski and Bill Boardman, 50.93%; east-west, A/B: Ross Markello and Nancy Kessler, 53.94%; C: Jan Hasselback and Linda Wynes, 48.84%.
Airport Bridge Club Wednesday morning – Charity Club Championship. North-south, A: Harry Cheung and Bob Linn, 63.39%; B: Faith Perry and Ruth Hnath, 52.89%; C: Julie Kretzer and Marilyn Steffan, 50.89%; east-west, A/B: Celine Murray and Dale Anderson, 62.85%; C: John and Linda Wynes, 40.77%.
Airport Bridge Club Thursday morning – Charity Club Championship. One Winner. A: Linda Milch and Sharon Chang, 59.92%; Carlton Stone and Nancy Kessler, 58.33%; B/C: Ruth Wurster and Marilyn Sultz, 51.71%.
Airport Bridge Club Friday morning – Individual. A: (tie) Doug Dean, Jerry Geiger, 57.69%; B/C: Miri Salamone-Burnett, 53.85%. January Club Series: Jerry Geiger, 8 points; Dale Anderson, 7 points.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Tuesday noon – Non-life masters. North-south, A/B: Jo Finton and Kathy Stamm, 63.39%; Agi Maisel and Carla Press, 58.04%; David Whitt and Carl McMurtry, 54.17%; east-west, A/B/C: Jane Roberts and Laura Houghtaling, 57.74%; Linda Milch and Sharon Chang, 57.14%; Sol Messinger and Joel Brownstein, 55.36%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Wednesday morning – Howell. A: Fred Yellen and Judy Graf, 62.82%; Christy Kellogg and Stan Kozlowski, 59.61%; Claire Gareleck and Powhatan Wooldridge, 55.45%; B: Carlton Stone and Eleanor Whelan, 53.20%; C: Tova Reinhorn and Carol Bedell, 52.57%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Wednesday evening – Howell. A: Saleh Fetouh and David Hemmer, 61.11%; B: Jim Gullo and Beena Deshmukh, 54.17%; C: Jeff Bender and Diane Bielinski, 52.78%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Thursday noon – Non-life masters. North-south, A/B: Natalie Abramson and James McClure, 54.46%; Mercedes Reinbolt and Patricia Lanighan, 54.17%; east-west, A/B/C: Carla Press and Agi Maisel, 63.39%; Jo Finton and Andrei Reinhorn, 58.63%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Thursday evening – North-south, A: Howard Foster and Michael Ryan, 57.18%; B/C: Manju Ceylony and Shakeel Ahmad, 56.25%; Claire Gareleck and Norm St. Denis, 56.02%; east-west, A/B: Gaurang Sheth and Peter Patterson, 58.56%; Warren O'Connell Jr. and James Reineck, 56.71%; C: Arthur "Chip" Kean and Art Matthies, 50%.
Bridge Club of East Aurora Wednesday morning – Darcy Young and Bob Farwell, 61.81%; Glen and Pat Schmarder, 61.11%; Ken Meier and Dave Larcom, 56.25%; Bob and Joan Ciszak, 53.47%.
Bridge Club Meridian Monday morning – A: Donna Steffan and Judy Graf, 63.39%; John Ziemer and Harry Cheung, 62.5%; B: Anne Watkins and Rita Sofia, 61.61%; Ken Meier and Dorothy May, 58.93%; C: Andrei and Tova Reinhorn, 48.51%; Frank and Jeanette Levin, 44.94%.
Bridge Club Meridian Monday evening – Home-style pairs. (Tie) Bert Hargeshimer and Christy Kellogg, Sue Neubecker and Dian Petrov, Michael Ryan and Judy Graf, 2 wins.
Delaware Wednesday evening – North-south, Chuck Heimerl and Edna Fill, 3%; Joyce Kindt and Gene Giorgini, 54%; east-west, Al Dickman and Frank Schlehr, 58.5%; Dorothy Kumrow and Bud Eckert, 56.5%.
Lockport Duplicate Tuesday evening – Howell. A: Judie Bailey and Jim Jacobi, 68%; B: Jean Rosenthal and Marilyn White, 60%; C: Beena Deshmukh and Sushil Amlani, 56%.
Buffalo Winter Sectional Friday morning – A: Chris Urbanek and Joan Rose, 67.15%; B/C: Tova Reinhorn and Bob Padgug, 66.84%.
Buffalo Winter Sectional Friday afternoon – A/B: Judy Padgug and Fred Yellen, 65.68%; C: John Morrison and Ken Salter, 56.24%.
Buffalo Winter Sectional Saturday morning – A: Brent Gibbs and Despina Georgas, 67.46%; Catherine Majewski and Joan Rose, 64.46%; B/C: Jan Flott and Kathy Hill, 59.92%; Faith Perry and Florence Boyd, 58.69%.
Buffalo Winter Sectional Saturday afternoon – A: Jay Costello and Saleh Fetouh, 69.17%; B/C: Shakeel Ahmad and Manju Ceylony, 66.45%; Jeff Bender and Richard Cramer-Benjamin, 62.20%.
Buffalo Winter Sectional Sunday – Swiss teams. A/B: Warren O'Connell Jr., Dian Petrov, James Reineck and Kamil Bishara, 163 VPs; David Hemmer, Saleh Fetouh, John Toy and Chris Urbanek, 148 VPs; C: Jianfeng Luo, Melissa Luo, Yichuan Luo and Wufeng Luo, 114 VPs.
Other clubs
Amherst Senior Center Thursday morning – Howell. Chuck Heimerl and Marian Morber, 64%; Cindy Darone and Tony Ditusa, 54%.
Canterbury Woods Duplicate Wednesday – North-south, Bernice Baker and Fritzi Schmitt, 63.8%; Dee Schaeffer and Lil Ungerleider, 58.6%; east-west, Eleanor Murray and Fred Nadel, 66.7%; (tie) Mary Blanchard and Joe Fiore, Nita Ferrell and Ruth Killeen, 57.8%.
Clarence Senior Center Thursday – Howell. Fenton Harrison and Stan Kozlowski, 71%; Elaine Wegrzyn and Alan Ohloeft, 65%.
Town of Tonawanda Senior Center Wednesday – North-south, Carmella Losi and Esther Ferris, 60%; east-west, Lou Lombardi and Marie Lanza, 65%.


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n. A somewhat strange character very capable in the art of skateboarding. Angelic in nature, one who is artistically and creatively apt. One who has lost hope in humanity and hopes for a better world. A non-believer in MySpace statuses, otherwise known as Secret Agent Squirrel. An Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Taco Bell fanatic. Wally World employee. Snowboarder at heart, wishes to ultimately move to Colorado. Too sexy for his shirt.
Comrades, Agent Squirrel is in position.
Watcha talkin bout Willis?
The name's (G.), Kyle (G.).
Watcha talkin bout Willis?
The name's (G.), Kyle (G.).
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(noun) 1. a good lookin' girl
2. any girl who is your friend
2. any girl who is your friend
"wow she is a biscuit"
"what up biscuit"
"dave is in the library with a biscuit"
"what up biscuit"
"dave is in the library with a biscuit"
Beküldő: bahamabreeze 2009. november 3.
When you want to be sarcastic with another person about something good that has happened to them, or is going to happen.
Hey, guess what? I got the job!!!
Then you say:
Do you want a biscuit?
Then you say:
Do you want a biscuit?
Beküldő: Diaddy 2007. december 13.
Other name for balls.. (testicals)
"Lets go to cheer camp! Rarara 300 honeys on our biscuits."
Beküldő: DontTread 2012. június 27.
Used similarly as the phrases "rats" or "dang." One can use this term when something is unsatisfiable and/or difficult.
Biscuits man.....this shit is a lot tougher than I thought, i should've studied for this test.
Beküldő: AArvizu09 2010. június 28.
An amazing girl who is such without even having to try. Once she comes into your life everything changes mostly for the better. A girl who loves to spoon. Once you've fallen for her it'll kill you not to. You only want to be by her side and for good reason ;). An amazing conversationalist and one of the overall coolest people you'll ever meet. she is very sexy and reminds high people of food. Get yourself a Biscuit, or you can get her a cupcake.
Guy 1: man your girlfreind is so cute, she's gotta be a biscuit.
Guy 2: your so high , but yeah she is.
Guy 2: your so high , but yeah she is.
Beküldő: Murcielago3525 (Cupcake) 2009. június 22.
a term used when talking about a girl you would do or not
That is one biscuit I will not take a bite of.
I can't wait to munch on that biscuit.
I can't wait to munch on that biscuit.
Beküldő: Spencer Durham 2008. december 10.
a really hot girl that you want to bone. A girl that you think is really attractive.
Look at Danielle she's a little biscuit.
Beküldő: Nikali P 2004. február 24.


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Countdown to PDC09: Win a Free Trip to PDC
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Countdown to PDC09: Win a Free Trip to PDC
In a speedy 10 minutes, Mike and Jennifer cram in an update about PDC content, Birds-of-a-Feather, hotel options, the PDC attendee directory, and how to win big bucks and a free trip to the PDC by entering the www.Code7Contest.com. Phew, that's a mouthful! Don't forget to email firstname.lastname@example.com with your questions and feedback, and maybe you'll get a shout out on the show.
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Hey, Jennifer finally brushed her hair! Yay. She's very pretty when she does, and doesn't look like she just got out of her car after sleeping in it after a long night. I totally crush on her. She seems nice and smart.
You, too, Mike, but just not my type
BTW, why oh why do you just cut off the video. That's soooo weird.
Waiting for the font to be downloadable
No need to wait any longer! The official PDC09 font is now downloadable in both OpenType and TrueType formats for PC and Mac: http://microsoftpdc.com/Art. Enjoy!
chingchong, i saw her first.
actually i think mike is sexier.
double kid.
INETA also had a contest to win a trip to PDC check out the details at http://ineta.org/codechallenge. Deadline is 8/25 so you dont got much time!
I want to see MSI (Windows Installer) sessions. There are still so many applications that just don't bother using the functionality that it provides.
EDIT: And WIX sessions.
Very cool too bad that it lacks upper case but I can live with that
ouch! lol
gimme project natal sessions, man...
Why? Nobody will be able to use it.
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Life of the Day, Day 22
November 4, 2007
Can Cakes
Life of the Day, Day 22
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So sweet! We had "pant cakes" at my house this morning!ReplyDelete
I have extra time for some postings before church because I forgot to "fall back".ReplyDelete
Pancakes have always been a treat around here. I usually try to make extra and freeze them (lay them in the freezer on wax paper until they freeze, then store them airtight) so I only have to nuke them for another day when I'm too busy. Almost like homemade, better than store-bought.
We had french toast sticks, someone else had prepared, still a family breakfast. Glad your boys enjoyed your cancakes, even if they didn't come from a can!! What an amazing mom you are!!ReplyDelete
In our house, they're "fwuffy pwancakes" and Daddy always makes them! Yesterday was the day, and they were Yummy as always.ReplyDelete
Very cute...kind of like when Madison was 4 she saw a Barbie Jeep and said to us..I have always wanted this for my entire life.....we still laugh over this one.ReplyDelete
Good minds think alike. I made pancakes too with chocolate chips (a very special treat).ReplyDelete
Mmmm, we haven't had pancakes in awhile! We had eggs=)ReplyDelete
Ours are "can cakes" too. But I've never gotten an adorable comment like that before! Too cute!ReplyDelete
Can you be my mama? They sound yummy.ReplyDelete
awww yum! Makes me really really want waffles...I'm trying not to give in..hmmmReplyDelete
It's so nice to know we're appreciated!ReplyDelete
I adore how kiddos pronounce things! For Sophia, ice cream was eee poo. I have no clue where that came from either.ReplyDelete
Ah, Leah loves her "can cakes" too! lol. And her E-gut, her word for yogurt!ReplyDelete


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — One of today's hottest design trends is a return to nature. From fabrics to wall coverings to accessories, our living spaces can easily reflect an embrace of Mother Nature.
As our lives outside our homes become more harried and stressful, we are turning to our homes as retreats, and decorating them with furnishings and accessories we find soothing and comfortable.
Here's a look at several areas of interior design that can get you back to nature!
Fabrics: Linen and Cottons are great natural fibers that add a touch of the outdoors to any room.
Colors: From gorgeous garden shades to the rich fruit tones of deep raspberries, soft banana yellows, plums and strawberries. All these colors are uplifted by nature's green — the color that will dominate our interior decorating in this decade — from deep, leafy green to teal, to greens with a yellow tint.
Furnishings: Today's worn weathered wood styles, featuring more of a matte finish with lighter wood tones, are even appearing on contemporary furnishings. Sofas and chairs are being covered in natural cotton — and sport trims of raffia and hemp. Wicker and rattan furniture mixed with warm wood tones lend themselves to more of a casual style of decorating.
Window Treatments: Floral print drapery fabrics designed in simple yet stunning Drapery Panels is like having a great looking picture frame surrounding a favorite photo. By coordinating your "blooming" window treatments with furniture, bedding — even your linens, you'll find yourself surrounded by Mother Nature's beauty.
What better way to start soothing the soul than in your own home.
Relax! Enjoy! You deserve it!
— Kristen Fencl, CID, is an interior decorator and owner of Decorating Den Interiors. Learn more at www.decdens.com/kristenf, or call 775-832-8012.


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Peruvian Bean Bowl with Red Pepper Sauce Recipe
By Joanne Bruno | January 28, 2013
To survive this seemingly endless marathon of bleary wintry days, I need bowls of food that taste like summer. They must be full of bright flavors and colors to make up for all the grey that seems to abound. And, well, if they could also be warm and hearty that would be great. Because, well. I'm cold. Constantly.
This Peruvian bean bowl fits the bill perfectly. It's a stick-to-your-bones stew that features the coconut-lime flavor combo in full force, so you can imagine that you're lying on a beach somewhere sipping a pina colada while huddling under a blanket in your apartment with the heat on high.
Joanne Bruno is a food writer and fourth year MD/PhD student. Find more of delicious ramblings over at her blog: Eats Well With Others
Recipe adapted from The Taste Space


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Head Librarian at Shenango Receives University Award
6/5/2013 —
Congratulations to Penn State Shenango Head Librarian Matt Ciszek who received this year's University Libraries Diversity Award, which was created in 2012 and recognizes individuals and teams that demonstrate extraordinary commitment and contributions to enhance mutual respect for differing backgrounds and points of view. Award recipients for this and other Library awards are chosen from a pool of applications submitted by the libraries' faculty and staff members who use the nomination process to express their appreciation for the talent, dedication and character of their peers. Read the entire story on the Penn State Shenango Newswire at


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Detail of painted eaves and pillars of the gateway
Temple of Tongdosa, Korea
Photograph by Andi F Yahya, 2007
One of the Three Jewel Temples of Korea, Tongdosa (meaning 'pass into enlightenment') represents the Buddha. Located in South Gyeongsang Province, it was founded in 646 CE by the monk Jajang. This Zen temple is the largest in Korea, with many pavilions, pagodas and stone lanterns. It is often referred to as a 'relic temple' as there are no statues of the Buddha at Tongdosa. However, a number of treasures and holy relics are kept here, including the Buddha's robe, his begging bowl and bone fragments.