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All-Day Fun Passes
Our All-Day Fun Pass gives guests of all ages access to the Amusement Park Rides and Laguna Splash Water Park, in season!
2020 All-Day Fun Pass Pricing:
May & September 2020 Regular Price: $21.95 each (includes Water Park in season)
June, July, & August 2020 Regular Price: $31.95 each
All-Day Fun Passes can be purchased at any Park Ticket Booth.
All-Day Fun Pass Vouchers can be purchased online. See online purchase information below.
All-Day Fun Pass Gift Certificates can be purchased over the phone by calling the Park Office at (814) 684-3538 or toll free (866) 684-3538, and then pressing zero to be connected with our Office Assistant.
Infant Admission Policy: Children under 24 months of age with complimentary Infant Wristband are admitted to the Water Park and can only ride the Carouselle and Train, when accompanied by an adult with proper admission. Please Note: Children under 24 months of age must have a Fun Pass wristband or Individual Ride Tickets to board any Park Rides other than the Carouselle and Train, at the Parent/Guardian's discretion. Child must meet ride height requirements and must be able to maintain upward postural control at all times.
Please Note: All Guests must have a Fun Pass Wristband to enter the Water Park and proper admission (Fun Pass Wristband or Individual Ride Tickets) for Park Rides. Guests are welcome to walk through the Main Entrance area and the Ride Side of the Park without a Fun Pass wristband (excludes Harvestfest).
Click Here for Park Operating Schedule! | Click Here for Water Park Operating Hours/Schedule!
All-Day Fun Pass Savings
Military Discount!
DelGrosso's Park offers a Military Discount on All Day Fun Passes only. This discount must be redeemed in person at the ticket booth (not available for online sales). This is valid for the Military Service Member and one family member (Service Member and Guest must be present at the time of purchase). This applies to both Active Service Members and Veterans of our Military. Please bring Military I.D. or proof of service. The Active Military/Veteran Discount price will be the current Group Rate for the Park. Not valid with any other offer/promo/discount.
Sundowner Fun Pass!
Our Sundowner Fun Pass is an evening special available for $15.95 each after 4:00pm, Monday thru Friday.
Sundowner Fun Passes are available at Park Ticket Booths only and include both the Rides and the Water Park, through Water Park closing time. Click here for more information about Sundowner Fun Passes.
Buy Online and Save!
Save Off the Price of All-Day Fun Passes by purchasing vouchers online! Click Here to Purchase All-Day Fun Pass Vouchers Online.
When you purchase All-Day Fun Pass Vouchers Online, you must bring the voucher with you to the Ticket Booth. You can print your vouchers at home and bring them with you or show on a mobile device to receive your All-Day Fun Pass Wristband. Please Note: Online Purchases are Non-Refundable.
2019 All-Day Fun Pass Online Discounts - 2020 Online Discount Information Coming Soon!
May Discounts: May All-Day Fun Passes will not be available online. There are many special offers that will be available for our guests throughout the weekends in May and also Memorial Day! These will be available at our Ticket Booths Only. Details coming soon on our "Events" Page.
June Online Discount: Purchase your June All-Day Fun Pass Online and Save $8.00! You pay only $23.95 per pass! (Passes valid 7 days a week. Not valid with package specials or any other offer).
July/August Online Discount: Purchase your July All-Day Fun Pass Online and Save $5.00! You pay only $26.95 per pass! (Passes valid 7 days a week. Not valid with package specials or any other offer).
September Online Discount: Purchase your September All-Day Fun Pass Online and Save $3.00! You pay only $18.95 per pass!
(Passes valid weekends and Labor Day. Includes Water Park, in season. Not valid with package specials or any other offer)
Please Note: There are many special event price days/offers throughout September, please see Event Schedule for details.
If the online May or June All-Day Fun Pass Vouchers are redeemed in a later month, there will be an upcharge fee when applicable to match the current monthly online pricing.
Group Pricing
Groups purchasing 20 or more All-Day Fun Passes and Catered Groups qualify for Group Rates. Click here for current Group Pricing.
DelGrosso Sauce Jar and Marianna's Fundraisers Coupons!
Look for money saving coupons on the back of Original DelGrosso Pasta Sauce Jars and Marianna's Fundraiser's items!
See coupons for expiration date and offer details. Not valid on holidays, on ourSundowner Fun Pass, online sales, or with any other offer. Limit one coupon per customer.
Special Event Pricing!
DelGrosso's Park & Laguna Splash offer special event pricing throughout the season!
View our Event Calendar for a complete schedule of discount event days and special coupon savings! Schedule subject to change.
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1991 Saturn S-Series information
In 1991 Saturn S-Series was released in 4 different versions, 1 of which are in a body "Sedan" and 1 in the body "Coupe".
Did you know that: the earliest Saturn S-Series, which you can find information on our website has been released in 1991.
The largest displacement, designed for models Saturn S-Series in 1991 - 1.9 liters.
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The strong association of oral health with chronic health conditions makes it imperative to improve access to and quality of dental care for people with disabilities. Yet, there is no comprehensive and up-to-date information necessary to address the oral health needs of people with disabilities in Indiana. That information is required to develop an appropriate intervention, evaluate its impact, and monitor its progress towards a goal. It is also critical to identifying vulnerable groups and their needs, and addressing them accordingly.
The goal of this project is to collect comprehensive data about oral health needs of Hoosiers with disabilities as well as current capacity and needs of dentists in Indiana. This information will offer a blue print for the transformation necessary to improve oral health and ultimately general health and well-being of people with disabilities in Indiana.
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I don't know about you but the smell of a barbeque on a warm summer's evening, always kicks my taste buds into action…now why is that?
The word "barbeque" originates from the Caribbean word "barbacoa". Originally, barbacoa wasn't a way of cooking food but the name of a wooden structure used by Taino Indians to smoke their food. It wasn't until the Spanish adopted the word, did it become a way of cooking.
The juicy sweet-bitter flavours you find from food cooked on the BBQ, combined with the smokey aromas can send our taste buds into a little frenzy!
Sounds delicious right?…But investing in a decent barbeque can pose some serious food for thought!
There are many benefits to these modern gas barbeques – quick lighting, safe cooking, easy to clean, dishwasher friendly grills and turn on at the flick of a switch. They are fantastic for that spur of the moment decision when the classic British weather actually takes a turn for the better – the quick set up allows you to give ordinary meals a bit of a smokey upgrade as well as being perfect for throwing big parties.
However, they can be quite pricey and a big downside which often makes people feel they can't commit to this purchase, is a rather large, very expensive item sitting in the garden, unused all winter, because if you don't have anywhere safe and dry to keep the BBQ, it is liable to rust and can be vulnerable to theft.
How to store a gas BBQ over the winter – protecting your pride and joy
Our 4′ units are the perfect size to store your BBQ in during the winter.
They are safe, secure and designed specifically for storage. There is also heaps of room, even after storing a big BBQ – for skis, surfboards, bikes, car bike racks, storage boxes, suitcases – all sorts of summer bits and piece that you don't want to keep under the spare room bed or in the garage all winter.
Don't forget to disconnect the gas bottle before storing it here – the gas is the only thing that has to stay at home.
Call 0118 932 8328 and speak to a member of the team or pop in and see us during our opening times and we will be delighted to show you a few unit sizes so that you can judge what you need and talk through the best value plan for you.
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Tackling the Casque Isles Trail
By Claire DeLong
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This September I decided to tackle the Casque Isles Trail, between Rossport and Terrace Bay, along the rugged coastline of Lake Superior. Experiencing the wild beauty of Lake Superior firsthand helped me realize the importance of it being designated a national marine conservation area.
My hiking companions were my friend Cally and her pup, Atka, an Alaskan Malamute. We started the trek from Rossport's Wardrobe Park, along the Mcleans segment. The three of us donned our backpacks. Yes, even Atka had a backpack to carry her doggie kibble. Within the first ten minutes of the hike I was second guessing my decision. This was my first backpacking excursion and I realized that hiking with fifty pounds on your back is different from skipping along trails with a daypack. Thankfully the scenery distracted me from the dull aching of my back and shoulders. The first day was spent traversing mostly inland forest. Gradual inclines brought us to the top of bluffs where we were rewarded with stellar views of autumn colours. We stumbled upon multiple raised beaches; the long stretches of cobblestone looked bizarrely out of place surrounded by dense forest. By the end of the first day we had covered approximately twelve kilometres, arriving at our first night's destination—Rainbow Falls Provincial Park.
© Claire DeLong
The Schreiber Channel segment of the trail has several coastal stretches. Given the nice weather on day two we took a longer lunch break to relax and enjoy the sunshine. Closing my eyes and listening to the waves lapping up on the rocks reminded me of home in Nova Scotia. With water as far as the eye can see, I understand why Lake Superior has been coined an inland sea. At dusk, and 13 kilometres later on Schreiber beach, we were greeted by Doug Stefurak from the Casque Isles Trail Committee. He had graciously groomed sections of the trail the day before our arrival. This unique trail system is made possible thanks to dedicated volunteers, like Doug, who maintain it.
Day three greeted us with ominous skies. Yet, we took a detour in the morning to check out Mt. Gwynne and its jaw dropping panoramic views. I felt considerably more nimble as my body adapted to the routine. A couple hours later we came across a sign—Death Valley—painted in foreboding red block lettering. Apparently the name refers to the ease with which Anishinaabe hunters, perched on the rim of surrounding hills, could shoot moose and caribou below. I thought this section's name was appropriate for other reasons. Climbing over ravines and rock crevices proved to be quite the feat, especially accompanied by a dog with a newly acquired fear of heights! There were several 'turtle' moments where my pack got wedged in between two rocks or where I misjudged the stability of an overturned tree, resulting in me on the ground, belly up, squirming until I could right myself. To make matters worse the skies opened up making the rocks more slippery. Hours of carefully calculated steps left us exhausted and we were relieved to reach our final night's destination on the little sandy beach of Les Petits Ecrits.
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On the last day 14 kilometers lay ahead of us, but the promise of a warm bed and showers kept us going. The last six kilometres, which comprise the Lyda Bay section, include Danny's Cove and Lyda Bay with sand so fine and soft I was again reminded of ocean beaches. This part of the trail goes through the Terrace Bay Ecological Reserve, newly acquired by the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists. The path was wider and easier to maneuver as it is well trodden by day hikers. At last we emerged from the wilderness at Terrace Bay beach!
The Casque Isles Trail has no shortage of diverse scenery. On my excursion I encountered vistas, waterfalls, rivers, rock faces, dense bush, and a variety of beaches. Often we get caught up yearning to visit iconic places far from home noted for their spectacular landscapes and forget about the treasures in our own backyards. By stepping outside of my comfort zone and embracing the elements I was able to explore the Casque Isles Trail, one of the natural gems of Northwestern Ontario.
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Vishesh Abeyesekere and Pearl were stationed on the Moon when the Sixth Doctor's TARDIS interfered with the Signpost search engines. They developed a symbiosis with Signpost's search engines due to the influence of the TARDIS. (PROSE: Outsourcing)
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Tree Trunk is a collection of iconic decorative vases made in a stoneware ceramic. Glazed on the inside and hand-painted on the outside, the large three-armed or small two-armed versions feature the artist's signature wood grain pattern on the tree trunk-shaped vase.
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Company Car Reviews 10 Jul 2020
Honda Jazz first drive | lower running costs thanks to hybrid technology
The Jazz is available exclusively with a clever hybrid system that uses battery power in town, a conventional engine on faster roads and a mix of the two elsewhere.
People news 18 Jun 2020
Ex-Honda fleet boss Marc Samuel joins the AA
Former Honda fleet sales operations manager and ex-Pendragon B2B director, Marc Samuel, has been appointed head of SME and B2B telesales.
Manufacturer news 16 Apr 2020
Second life for Honda EV batteries
Honda's battery recycling partner SNAM is looking at new ways to re-use discarded hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
Manufacturer news 3 Mar 2020
Honda confirms new Jazz Hybrid priced from £18,980
Honda UK has released pricing and specification for the all-new e:HEV hybrid powered Jazz and Jazz Crosstar models.
People news 19 Feb 2020
Rebecca Stead to assume fleet responsibility at Honda
Rebecca Stead has been named as the new head of automobile at Honda UK, replacing Phil Webb who is moving to a role in Honda Europe.
Company Car Reviews 21 Jan 2020
Honda Civic first drive | updates include new Sport Line trim
Its running costs are competitive and combined with Honda's legendary reliability, the Civic is a strong fleet contender against the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus.
Manufacturer news 24 Oct 2019
Honda reveals new hybrid-powered Jazz
Honda has unveiled the next-generation Jazz, ahead of its market launch in 2020, at the Tokyo motor show.
General News 23 Sep 2019
Huge rise in theft of catalytic converters from cars
Drivers are being urged to be vigilant after a huge rise in the number of catalytic converters being stolen from cars.
Manufacturer news 10 Sep 2019
Honda e pricing confirmed
Honda has released the official pricing of its new Honda e electric vehicle, as the vehicle makes its public debut at the Frankfurt motor show.
People news 22 Aug 2019
Pendragon Vehicle Management appoints former Honda fleet boss Marc Samuel
Pendragon Vehicle Management (PVM) has appointed former Honda UK fleet sales operations manager Marc Samuel as its director of B2B.
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More than 9,000 people sign 'expression of interest' for Honda e EV
More than 9,000 people in the UK have confirmed their expression of interest in the fully-electric Honda e.
Fleet industry news 30 May 2019
Honda to focus on profit over volume as registrations dip
Honda will strengthen its SME relationships this year as it refocuses its fleet strategy to generate more profitable business rather than volume, given it expects a second year of declining registrations.
Manufacturer news 14 May 2019
No reprieve for Swindon as Honda reaffirms plant closure
Honda will close its Swindon vehicle manufacturing plant at the end of the current model's production lifecycle, in 2021.
Manufacturer news 8 May 2019
Hybrid power for all-new Honda Jazz
Honda has announced that the next generation Jazz will be available with a hybrid powertrain and its first fully electric urban vehicle will be called the 'Honda e'.
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All Hondas to be 'electrified' by 2025 | 2019 Geneva Motor Show
Honda has pledged to electrify every car it sells in the UK by 2025 as part of a Europe-wide commitment.
Manufacturer news 19 Feb 2019
Honda confirms Swindon plant closure
Honda has confirmed it will close down its Swindon plant in 2021, leading to the loss of around 3,500 jobs.
Manufacturer news 1 Feb 2019
Honda achieves highest MOT pass rate
Hondas are more likely to pass an MOT first time than any other brand, according to Department for Transport (DfT) statistics.
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New EU-Japan trade deal could reshape European car market
UHY Hacker Young says UK buyers may shift away from European car brands if prices fall when tariffs are cut.
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Honda Urban EV to premier at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2019
Honda will showcase a prototype version of its new electric vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2019, ahead of its launch later in the year.
Fleet industry news 21 Dec 2018
WiTricity wireless charging in new Honda V2G system
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Leveraging the Internet to Make a Short FilmTake your film from mediocre to incredible by putting in that last 2% of work.
"An abstract interpretation of the historical Christmas narrative."
Every now and then you discover a short independent film that redefines what you believe to be possible.
When I stumbled across Anomaly – directed by Salomon Lighthelm and Dan DiFelice, with hundreds of thousands of views on Vimeo – I felt quite like I did after seeing Terrence Malick's Tree of Life in theatres: lost and full of wonder. It's an incredible accomplishment made more incredible by the specifics of its production, which we'll discuss – but first things first!
Take roughly 35 minutes to watch Anomaly, described by producer Jens Jacob's company, Sypher Films, as "an abstract interpretation of the historical Christmas narrative". Set in the late 1960s, the film intertwines various narrative threads around broken relationships and an unprecedented astronomical event:
A film where every department excels.
Granted, Anomaly isn't everyone's cup of tea – its impressionistic storytelling and poetic style are an acquired taste – but it is exactly what it wants to be, and the craft on display is extraordinary. Every department excels, but what most impressed me were the locations and production design; those visual details that root the film in the sixties.
It came as no surprise, then, when I read in an interview that "a lot of [the] budget" went into the locations and production design. "I can't tell you how much of a difference it made," Jacob emphasizes. He also reveals that the directors brought considerable visual effects and sound design experience to the table, which helped give the film a look far beyond its means. "A lot of how Anomaly was created was really just setting expectations of it being a passion project and being as resourceful as possible," Jacob explains.
In addition to capitalizing on the directors' existing talents, "being resourceful" meant leveraging the tools at their disposal to grow their professional networks. In an interview with Fstoppers, Lighthelm reflects on how he got the ball rolling with his creative work using the internet:
When I started, I had the luxury of doing sound work that didn't keep me busy for a whole 9-5 work week. This meant that I'd go out shooting some lo-fi passion work – that work soon got noticed. I soon realized the power of the internet and put my work online – next thing you know I'm chatting to Khalid [the Director of Photography] on Vimeo… and also chatting to some good creative crew in Sydney, Australia. Not long after that, I met Khalid in Dubai (where I was living at the time) and formed a new friendship, and then a few months later, my wife and I moved to Sydney all because of passion work and new online friendships.
The internet helped the film raise over $67,000.
The internet helped bring Anomaly into existence from a financial perspective, as well. Remarkably, the film realized its budget on Kickstarter, ultimately surpassing its $60,000 goal to arrive at $67,301.
The team milked every penny, ensuring the film was as polished as it could be. "I have this theory that a film at 98 percent done, will feel like a film at 25 percent to the average viewer," Lighthelm muses in his Fstoppers interview. "The last 2 percent of work that you put in can take a project from mediocre to incredible…I think a lot of people underestimate that – they abandon projects at 98 percent." The Anomaly team's hard work fed into its collaborations with VFX and sound companies, which helped realize that last 2 percent. "I've seen talented people fail and talentless people succeed all because of hard work," Jacob adds.
Filmmakers are bypassing the festival circuit.
When Anomaly arrived at 100 percent, the team made a bold decision to release the film on Vimeo for free, bypassing the traditional festival circuit. "When it came down to it we wanted as many people to see the film as possible," Jacob tells Noam Kroll. "And while many film festivals can open the door to allow for such a widespread audience that their channels offer, that isn't always the case." He continues:
The internet has opened up a whole new community in many ways… Traditionally, we see filmmaking in 2 categories – Studio & Independent. But I beg to say that there is now a 3rd category of fully self created projects, widely seen in the "Vimeo" market. Currently indie film is thought of as one big market, but if you think about what an actual independent film is, it usually comes in a package of a private investor and maintains an average budget of a million more or less… But that's not who our peers are. Our community is accumulated by self driven, passionate filmmakers.
The online market has now become the new "foot in the door". It's hard for me to say if this is going to be a sustainable model as we are just currently going through it ourselves. But our generation is redefining what this model looks like from a distribution standpoint, making it easier than ever to jump in… And I love that it fuels competition to enhance innovation, inspires creativity and in the end molds better films. All that being said, online distribution is the wave of the future in my opinion, and traditional "TV Studios" will be a thing of the past. As far as theatrical distribution goes, that's hard to say as the movie-going experience can't be replicated online.
The wave of the future.
Here at Lights Online Film School, we've talked a lot about the meaning of "indie film" and distribution in the digital age, and recently we launched our own platform to help indie film professionals build new online friendships. It's exciting to see a crowdfunding success like Anomaly embrace this "wave of the future" and benefit from it!
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Like the insights in this short film breakdown? They're not an "anomaly"! Get more when you join our online film school, complete with a comprehensive filmmaking course. It's everything you need to learn how to create professional narrative and documentary films using the equipment you already have, wherever you live, with guidance, community, and resources at a fraction of the cost of traditional film school.


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ANGER, Sophie H., 80, mother of Roni Gerhardt of Danbury, May 2, 2006. CH: Today, 4 to 8 p.m. S: Friday in Schenectady, N.Y. (Jowdy-Kane Funeral Home, Danbury)
BRAZ, Gracia Pais Maria, 83, of Danbury, April 30, 2006. S: Today , 10 a.m, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. (Green Funeral Home, Danbury)
CALIENDO, Jerry L., 82 of Hamden, May 1, 2006. CH: Today, 4 to 8 p.m. S: Friday, 9:15 a.m., funeral home, 10:00 a.m., Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Hamden (Peter H. Torello & Son Funeral Home, Hamden)
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1 Yellow Cake Mix, split in half
2 eggs, twice
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5/8 cup water, twice
1 Box Orange Flavored Jello
1 Box Lime Flavored Jello
1 pint Whipping Cream
1 tsp Lemon Extract
1/2 cup sugar
Split the yellow cake mix in half: You will use approximately 1-3/4 cups mix for each layer. Beat the cake mix, one box Jello, 2 eggs, 3 tbsp. oil and 5/8 cup water for 2 minutes, until smooth. Pour into a greased & floured round layer pan. Repeat for the other flavor. (As an alternative, if you don't want to use a boxed mix, try my favorite yellow cake, split the batter in half, and beat one flavor of the Jello into each half of the batter; pour the prepared batters into the layer pans.) Bake the layers at 350 for about 32 to 35 minutes, until they test done. Note that the tops of the cake will not rise as they do with most cakes, and may be sunken when the cake cool.
When the layers are completely cooled, beat the whipping cream with the lemon extract and sugar until quite stiff. Frost the cake with the whipped cream, and store it in the refrigerator.
And to answer Duckie's question, I think a Strawberry Chiffon Pie will be a lovely addition to Easter dinner, don't you?
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- Lapdog Creations said...
Yummy... and most certainly, Strawberry Chiffon Pie would be an excellent addition!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- violett said...
Yummy, this looks really delicious!
Unfortunately I can not bake. The ingredients are specifically American
Lots of love
violett and Mishka
- April 20, 2011 at 1:17 PM
- SissySees said...
Love it!! I'm still trying to decide what "new" recipe I'll use for my Easter dessert... this will be in the running just because it is quicker and easier than some...
- April 20, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- The Blonde Duck said...
My mom made a bunny cake ever year. I can't do strawberry b/c Ben's allergic!
- April 20, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Two French Bulldogs said...
You are making us hungry
Benny & Lily
- April 20, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Christo Gonzales said...
everyone is saying yummy and I wanted to say yummy but now it will seem uninspired..oh who cares this looks yummy and I could just listen to someone say "strawberry chiffon pie" and get carried off into pie heaven.
- April 20, 2011 at 2:45 PM
Oh, I want to hear your entire Easter menu.
- April 20, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Diane said...
Mmmmm that looks good, can I come and try a slice? Diane
- April 20, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- Auto Title Loans said...
Your frosting abilities are truly amazing. I can never get mine to be square-ish. I would have never thought to put jello mix into a cake batter; I'm going to have to try it this weekend.
- April 20, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Faye Lewis said...
Oh how beautiful. One of my grandmas use to make a similar cake, 3 layers, 3 different colors with a lemon curd type filling. This took me way back. Mmmmmmmm might have to make that one.
- April 20, 2011 at 5:39 PM
- Pam said...
What a pretty cake! My kids would love that thick layer of frosting.
- April 20, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- pam said...
I need to make this for my grandson. He would love the colors!
- April 20, 2011 at 6:40 PM
- Mickle in NZ said...
I have made this (last time you showed it, dear Marjie) and can confirm that it is truely delicious, pretty and easy. Jello is known here as jelly crystals. I saved a small amount of the crystals to use in the icing (frosting)with great effect.
Happy cooking over Easter, Michelle
- April 21, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- grace said...
so pretty! and woohoo--the frosting is thick and plentiful! this is perfect for any spring occasion, easter in particular!
- April 25, 2011 at 2:39 AM
- Rug Cleaning Los Angeles said...
Oh my goodness that looks delicious and amazing! I can't wait to try it, I'm not even waiting for Easter, I just want to make it! I know I have a couple of boxes of Jello at home, Cherry and Stwaberry I think, but I don't have yellow cake mix... strawberry cake mix...might work? I can try your recipe for yellow cake from scratch. I love food with layers of color inside.
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Life is a journey and art is simply the byproduct of a lack of being able to explain how you feel in simple terms. It is the way you get to that sweet spot-the one that helps you let go and fly off to wherever you go that lets you create. I recently went on a road trip across the Southwest and noticed that yes, there is some serious economic damage that needs to be fixed. Where a person normally just saw 3 houses and or businesses for sale or foreclosed on I now saw 10. I also met lots of people who didn't exactly have it great but didn't seem to care much. Happiness never really has much to do with money-ask Michael Jackson or Britney Spears.
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Butter – A saturated fat, butter has been at the center of weight loss controversy for years, decades even. Look to grass-fed butter for the highest nutritive benefits including more vitamins and an equal balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. The skinny: creamy and flavorful, butter is better for you than many oils and is one of the ideal fats to cook with because its nutritive properties are not altered when heated.
Ghee – Ghee is a form of clarified butter in which most of the milk solids have been removed. Because of this, many people who are lactose intolerant can often use ghee with no problem. Consult your doctor first. Rich in vitamins A, D, and E, ghee from grass-fed cows is ideal. Ghee promotes a healthy digestive system and is good for weight loss due to its concentration of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which studies show helps keep fat cells from getting bigger and stimulates fat burn. The skinny: grass-fed ghee helps burn fat and it is great for cooking because it is a saturated fat.
Olive oil – The richest source of monounsaturated fat and vitamin E, olive oil also has high levels of antioxidants, carotenoids, chlorophyll and phenolic compounds all of which protect the vitamin E in the olive oil and fight free radicals. This is to say, olive oil helps protect against cancer and other disease. The skinny: drizzle olive oil on practically all foods, use in dipping sauces and vinaigrettes, but don't cook with it. The essential and sensitive omega-9 fatty acid properties in olive oil weaken when heated, allowing free radicals to attach.
Avocado oil – Avocado oil results from pressing the soft flesh of this fruit and the large seed. It acts as a carb and is the fruit highest in protein. Due to its high concentration of carotenoids, avocado oil helps stave off inflammation, may prevent bone erosion in periodontal disease, helps to reduce cholesterol and can prevent the body from storing fat. It is a monounsaturated fat. The skinny: even though avocado oil has a high burning point, it is best used as a finishing oil or in salad dressings.
Corn oil – Corn oil is super high in omega-6 fatty acids, which is the primary fat in the American diet. At a ratio of 25:1 of omega-6 vs. omega-3 fatty acids, excess fat of this type is one of the leading causes of inflammation in the body. Although corn oil is high in the healthy AHA and is more stable when used at higher heats, corn is one of the most genetically modified organisms (GMO) and should be avoided. The skinny: skip the corn oil. There are so many other healthier, more flavorful fats to use.
Coconut oil – The ever-so-controversial coconut oil and other coconut products such as coconut milk continue to wow and wonder audiences worldwide. Coconut contains saturated fat and mainly the good one, lauric acid. If I can give a memorable analogy of natural saturated fat, it's like being on a bus where all the seats are filled. The fats have filled the bus, leaving no empty seats for cancer-promoting free radicals to sit down and take hold of the body's healthy cells. This is true even when these fats are heated. Unlike popular oils such as olive and grapeseed, the healthy properties found in coconut do not change once heated. The skinny: the best oil for cooking.
Peanut oil – Rethink your love of peanuts. The only nut that grows in the ground, peanuts harbor the toxic fungus aflatoxin, which is carcinogenic and harms the immune system. The skinny: replace peanut oil with other healthier nut oils like almond and super-nut walnut. Use coconut oil or butter for cooking and avoid eating peanuts and peanut butter.
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There are different procedures for the middle and the high school application. Each process is described separately—middle school (sixth grade) and high school (ninth grade).
Students from all New York City school districts are eligible to apply to the SOF high school.
Procedures for Entrance into Ninth Grade
Tour dates for the 2021-2022 School year will be announced on ourwebsite in September 2020
Step 1: Come to an Open House
SOF hosts two open houses in the fall. Please understand that because the open houses have limited capacity, applicants will be booked in a date and time order (first come first served). Register below:Please note that all SOF HS tours are finished for the 2020-2021 School year. You can still apply to SOF. See below.
As of Fall 2019, School of the Future does not interview applicants for admission. Attendance at an open house or school tour is not required and does not impact admissions decisions: attendance at these events will not be recorded.
Application Process
Applicants must rank School of the Future in myschools application
Portfolio – Due by December 11th, 2019
Your portfolio folder should include the following items.
1) Student work sample – One graded paper or project written for humanities in 7th or 8th grade.
– It should include the teacher's comments and or be graded.
2) A transcript or most recent report card which should show attendance.
3) A piece you are proud of which may consist of an original essay, math project, science lab, original artwork, etc.
(Please note any student work or information submitted will not be returned to the student.)
Thank you. Good luck!
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6th – 8th Grade Literature & History
Mrs. Hamilton was born and raised in Tennessee. She earned her B.A. in English and Philosophy from Belmont University in Nashville. Prior to moving to Florida in 2009, she worked in a continuing education and professional development department at a university medical center. She and her husband, Jason, have been married for 20 years and they have one daughter who is a current student at St. John's Academy.
As a natural organizer, Mrs. Hamilton loves teaching the children about library classification systems, the different parts of a book, and the similarities and differences between various literary genres and their forms. But she loves it most when, upon returning their books to the library, the students are eager with anticipation to tell her about the stories and subjects that have resonated with them.


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Man identified after deadly rollover crash on Sunday
STRONACH TWP. — A man who died after a single-car crash on Sunday morning in Manistee County has been identified.
Darby Nummerdor, 23, of Manistee, was identified as the victim of the deadly crash by Lois Goslinoski, Manistee County medical examiner. Manistee County Sheriff John O'Hagan said the autopsy and toxicology reports are still pending.
"We have nothing further to release at this time," O'Hagan said, in a press release on Wednesday.
On Sunday, the Manistee County Sheriff's Office was called to the scene of a vehicle fire. At approximately 8:03 a.m. on Sunday, a passerby located a vehicle on Stronach Road near Steinberg Road in Stronach Township with smoke coming from the engine area.
The passerby attempted to rescue Nummerdor from the 2007 Ford Taurus, however, the doors would not open. Shortly after, a firefighter arrived on the scene and attempted to break the window but was unsuccessful.
Within four minutes of the 911 call, deputies arrived on scene to find the vehicle fully engulfed in flames.
Preliminary results from the investigation indicate the vehicle was involved in a rollover crash prior to the fire, according to police. The sheriff's office was assisted at the scene by Michigan State Police, Stronach Township Fire Department and Munson EMS.


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1917: Tales from the Trenches
The letters below were published in the Saint Croix Courier in October, November and December 1917. They were transcribed from the Saint Croix Courier archives in the Saint John Free Public Library, New Brunswick, Canada. All images were taken from the Canadian War Museum.
This past Saturday, we honoured our fallen heroes and the service of the men and women who protected our freedom. A hundred years have passed since the Battle of Passchendale (October-November 1917). Canadian victory over this battle left a toll of 15,654 dead and wounded.
During a research project I did over the summer, I stumbled upon a few letters from soldiers that were written in 1917 during World War I. The brave servicemen penned the missive to be read by their loved ones. The letters reveal the timeless truths of war. One soldier recounts his perils in fighting the Fritz and the harshness of the war. Another asks his mother to send him mittens as the temperature in France drops. Although he is now placed in the bombing section of his platoon, he begs his mother to stop worrying about him. A superintendent praises the virtues of his fellow comrade. Lastly, one soldier writes to thank the ladies of St. Stephen for the chocolates he received in the parcels. They brought immense joy to his heart.
Although a century has passed since these letters were written, their genuine emotions remain timeless. By honouring and sharing their stories, we commemorate their services and sacrifices.
Wilfred A. Boyd
France, Oct. 21 1917.
Dear Mother,
Well Mother, I'm still alive. I guess I am a little late in writing this time, but we have never got settled since we came out of the [?] the last trip, and I did not get a chance to write. But if you don't get letters regularly, why don't worry, for its pretty hard to get paper here sometimes, for we won't carry it around, so we just have to take chances on hitting a Y.M.C.A.
I am in the bombing section of our platoon, so I expect I will have a chance to do a little damage. We carry rifles too, so you see we are well armed. They call the bombers the "Suicide Club", but I don't know if it is much worse than anything else.
We had a pretty rotten trip in the rain this time. It rained all the time, so of course I got little cold, but it is getting better now. I had socks enough to change every morning, and that was a big thing.
We had a wiring party out one night and it was one of a party of three to go out in front of them and over them. We were about half-way over to Fritzie's front line, lying flat on our stomachs in the grass. We were out three hours, and I think it rained most of the time. But we have our rubber sheets so we didn't get very wet, but it was pretty cold. We didn't get a chance to move around to keep warm, just had to keep as still as a mouse and watch all the time.
Just at present we are billeted in a barn, about thirty-five of us. There's lots of straw and it's o.k. as long as it doesn't rain, but when it rains we sure do get the full of it benefits, for the roof is full of holes. All the buildings here have thatched roofs, and most of them are as old as the hills, so they are pretty well worn out.
I have met a lot of boys out there that I know. Some of them have been there for two years and never had a scratch. Clyde Bamford is in this battalion, but not in the same company. I see him pretty often. He is a runner or something. I guess he has a pretty good job. Cosseboom from the Ledge is here. He is Corporal of the battalion scouts. I haven't had the chance to speak to him yet, just saw him on parade one day.
Well Mother you asked me if there was anything I wanted. I guess anything you send me will be welcome.
We have no mittens yet, so if you could send me some, they would come in handy. Knit them with one finger, so we can shoot the Fritzie with them. But anything you send me will be fine some eats go good over here too. I was wishing for a piece of lemon pie the other day, but of course that is out of the question. I got the Courier, so you can send them right along. Mr. Buchanan, our platoon officer, is all to the good. He sure is a good scout. The boys can't say enough for him. He sure look after his men. It's too bad that there aren't more officers like him. I think it would be a better army than it is.
I got your parcel on Saturday and it was quite a treat I can tell you. I don't know, but I don't think I enjoyed anything more in my life. It sure went to the right spot. It is pretty nice to find a parcel waiting for you when you get back from the line.
I suppose you people are doing some ill worrying, but you don't need to, because it don't do any good, and if I am wounded, why you'll know about it it pretty nearly as soon as I do, anyway. I have got a date on to the eve of Christmas dinner in England.
Well, Mother, I must ring off for its time to get rations,
Lots of Love,
PTE Fred H. Graham
We were put under segregation for ten days and that was hard on us, as we were not allowed outside of the bounds of our tents. I got all I wanted of guard duty. I thought of home and the food more than once. The meals were small, although we got a good one once in awhile.
When the ten days were up and we were allowed outside it did not seem so bad. About a week ago we were moved into the huts across the roads. It is much better. We have a stove and electric lights, if you furnish the bulbs.
We did not have much drill, but work. We were building roads, cutting down bushes with pick-axes (true) and such work. Last Monday, I got in a draft in the 128th, leaving for Scotland. I couldn't get to France, as you have to go where they send you.
A.C. Marlow
Canada Hall Under Primitive Methodist Church, Witley Camp, Surrey
Mr. and Mrs. Davis: You will be surprised to receive this letter from an utter stranger to you both. But whilst a stranger to you I am anything but a stranger to your highly respected son, Ernest.
And I am taking the liberty to write to you and to let you know what a great help and blessing Ern has been to me in my work here as superintendent of the above hall. Indeed at times I do not know what I should do without him. He has been with me practically every night of the week since nearly twelve months ago, and as I say I appreciate most highly his assistance. He has recently told me that he came to me that he might be kept straight and believe me he has not only been doing this and keeping true to his God and yours, but he has been quite a helper of others to my experience and knowledge.
I will tell you of one case which should cheer your hearts. A man who had great difficulty upon the drink question and could not seem to master his failing, came to Canada Hall and I believe over the counter made Ern's acquaintance and confessed his weakness. Ern quietly took him in hand and brought him night after night to the hall with the happy result that that man is living a sober and straight life. If that were all that your son did in this great tragedy of war, he has won his Heavenly Father's smile, but I know of others who have been influenced for good through his stability of character, and I am bound to confess that it has again and again been an inspiration to myself.
He has just spent a few days at my home and Mrs. Marlow has just written to say how much she enjoyed this company and the gentlemanly way he conducted himself.
Permit me to say, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, you have a son to be proud of, a manly man and one of God's gentlemen. I have never known him to do a mean act. I've heard him regret such things when displayed by others and personally I am thankful that I ever came in contact with him.
I don't know whether he has sent you a photo of himself and me, but if not I expect he will do so shortly.
Trusting you are both in good health.
Yours sincerely,
A.C. Marlow
To Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis, Oak Bay
PTE. F.B. Watt
France, Dec 14, 1917.
To the Young Ladies' auxiliary of the Union Street of Baptist Church, St. Stephen:
I wish to thank you very much for the splendid parcel which I received from you today and to assure you that the contents were very much appreciated. Such things as Ganong's chocolates are almost unknown in this part of the world except what are sent to us from Canada, and I have enjoyed them more than anything I have eaten for some time, I spared a few treats for some of the boys who were not so fortunate, but you may be sure that I kept the lion's share for myself. I send my sincere thanks to you all, especially Mrs. Frank Littlefield, and would like to be remembered to all the people I know in St. Stephen.
I hope it may not be very much longer until this war is ended and we may all be back again in Canada.
Wishing you one and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,
I remain sincerely yours,
PTE. F.B.Watt, 297, 912,
The service and sacrifice of the Canadians who fought there will never be forgotten. May we remember Wilfrid A. Boyd, Fred H. Graham and F.B. Watt.
Victoria Emanuelle Forest-Briand is a French-speaking undergraduate student of Political Science and International Development Studies. Her research interests are Canadian history and politics and human rights studies with a special interest in Indigenous Studies.


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You may know Where's Waldo (Where's Wally In Great Britain) as a popular series of children's books. Within the illustrated pages one must attempt to find the distinctively dressed Waldo at various locations. In a Parallel Universe, there is a real person who is somewhat like Waldo. He's a deeply eccentric billionaire named Waldo Wallyson. He absolutely loves traveling around the world to the point of not even having one permanent home! On a daily basis at some point, he dons his trademark red-and-white-striped shirt, bobble hat, and glasses for a certain period of time. He usually only does this in very crowded venues.
He also generally pays actors to dress similar to him so they may act as decoys. In addition, he sometimes decorates items in the vicinity with red, and white stripes just for the fun of it! If someone happens to recognize him and is the first to cry out "There's Waldo!", they get one million dollars in cash! It's presented to the lucky winner by one of Waldo's security people who are always nearby. Mr. Wallyson has photographers document his various live location contests, and publish them into books on an annual basis. The books themselves contain a plethora of clues where Waldo can be found in the coming year. There's also an online game and app where people can win smaller cash prizes by locating him via live cams, and even satellite photos.
Waldo eventually died at the age of 84. His final wish was a morbid request for people to locate his cryogenically frozen corpse in a glass case. A lucky sea diver found it in the ocean off the coast of Australia. He won himself a cool billion! 307 years later he was resurrected via amazing technologies, and he began his hide, and seek in plain sight games again. However the concept of money had vanished by then, and he gave away various handcrafted prizes instead. Something sought after since he was considered a famous historical figure by then. The Immortal Waldo spread his popular game into space across the Milky Way, and beyond! It's even said he stopped an intergalactic war by encouraging the game to decide the victor rather than violence. God bless Waldo and his wacky ways of wisdom!


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The stamp is called a Bank Stamp and there are 2's on all four corners. It is two shades of orange and is postmarked Sep 26, 1885.
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e're currently wondering if Heat forward Josh Richardson has ever heard the phrase, "Respect your elders."
It's a fair question to ask, considering Richardson blocked Cavaliers forward Richard Jefferson into oblivion on Saturday night.
Equally impressive was the hustle Richardson demonstrated to get to that loose ball: He jumped over Jefferson's limp, rejected corpse.
Poor Jefferson. He was sure he had the easy basket, when out of nowhere comes Richardson to emphatically deny the bucket.
Well, Richardson has the advantage — he is 13 years Jefferson's junior. Maybe Jefferson's ring was weighing him down?
In any case, the Heat are taking the Cavaliers to the woodshed, and they led as much 30 in the third quarter of their Saturday showdown.
To do so, he must cash in on the vast potential he's shown so early in his career. In 2013, he was plucked by the Bucks out of the obscurity of the Greek A2 league, a second-tier league that one scout termed, "the equivalent of Single-A baseball." There was an air of over-hype around Antetokounmpo from the beginning—there wasn't even agreement on how to spell his name, which showed up frequently as, "Adetokunbo"—as hazy reports of a point guard with Kevin Durant size trickled in from overseas.
For most, Antetokounmpo was too much a mystery, far more legend than reality. He would be a long-term project, scouts said, and it was assumed he would spend some time playing in Spain (he signed a contract with Zaragoza of the Spanish ACB League) before he made the jump to the NBA. One writer for a national website led off a story with the sentence, "Meet Giannis Adetokunbo, the next big European bust in this year's NBA draft."


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A case of urinaryleak after hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) was presented in OPD. Dr. Anand Bhageria (urologist) evaluated the patient and CTscan was done. It shows an abnormal connection of right ureter with the vagina and confirms the urinary leak. The patient was admitted and operated by expert Urologist Dr Anand Bhageria, Urologist, and his team. Right ureteric reimplantation was done and the patient was discharged after 2 days of surgery with no urinary leak. The picture shows patient with Dr. Anand Bhageria 10 days after surgery. The patient is dry(no urinary leak) and happy.
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1. avoid smoking
2. exercise regularly to stay active
3. control blood sugar level regularly
4. maintain hygiene to avoid urinary infection
5. control blood pressure
6. avoid stressful life style
7. avoid excessive protein diet
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The bladder is a hollow organ in the lower abdomen that stores urine until it is passed out of the body.
Anyone can get bladder cancer, no matter what is the age, gender or race.
Smoking or tobacco chewing increases the risk of bladdercancer.
The most common sign of bladder cancer is blood in the urine.
Bladder cancer is often diagnosed at an early stage when the cancer is easier to treat.
Most of the cases are managed endoscopically( without any incision/stitches).
Always remember few points:
1) Avoid any kind of tobacco use (chewing/ smoking/ toothpaste containing tobacco).
2) Don`t ignore early symptoms like difficulty in urination, repeated episode of urinaryinfection and passing blood in urine.
3) Always consult a urologist in time when symptoms appear so that disease can be managed at an early stage.
A 65-year-old male presented with the complaint of bloodinurine. On evaluation diagnosed as an earlystage bladder cancer, helped to manage the case successfully with endoscopicsurgery.
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Many women in our country are suffering from recurrent urinary tract infection(UTI)/ urinarycomplaints. they are taking multiple courses of antibiotics for temporary relief.
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dimensions: 58.25h 12d
The Clarkson collection includes sconces as well. The rod finish can be black or hand-rubbed antique bronze.
This lamp provides the perfect accent lighting for your favorite reading corner. The bulbs pointed in opposite directions can be shifted around to aim in just the right direction. The adorable hand-rubbed bronze base provides the perfect base for Clarkson.Available with choice of finish for the rod.


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How to upload a Folder with Documents.
Folders can be used in Rocket Matter to organize your Documents. You can upload folders while you are using Rocket Matter in the CHROME browser. Folders cannot be uploaded while you are using alternate browsers (i.e. Firefox, IE, and Safari). You can download CHROME here. Folders can be uploaded from two locations: The "All Documents" section, and the "Matter Documents" Section. Following are instructions on how to upload a folder in All Documents:
1. Click 'Documents' on your Navigation Panel.
2. Click the Folder Icon.
3. Click 'Upload Folder/Files'.
4. Type in the Client:Matter you wish to upload the folder to.
5. Drag and Drop your folder.
Note: You must Drag-and-drop your folder to the specified area to upload your folder. Folders must be dragged-and-dropped. Unlike uploading files by 'browsing and selecting,' You do NOT have the option to 'browse and select' Folders.
6. After the Folder is uploaded, click 'Done'.
7. View the new Folder.
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