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Vango Drummond 4-Person Tent
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3 reviewsVango Drummond 4-Person Tent
This Vango Drummond Tent is easy to pitch and with plenty of space it's a quick and simple way to keep you warm and dry on an outdoor adventure.
The colour coded poles and tabs make this 4 person tent simple to pitch. The bright orange colour of the guy ropes makes them easy to spot even in low light, perfect for making your way back to the tent without tripping up.
The linked in groundsheet ensures that the main area of the tent is kept dry on your camping trip. The Vango Drummond Tent has been tested against a wide variety of weather conditions and has a HH rating of 3000 mm to ensure it can withstand everything from a sudden shower to heavy rainfall.
The full mesh door is perfect for keeping the tent cool while still keeping any insects out. The breathable polyester inner tent allows for ventilation, while also blocking out the light so you can enjoy a nice lie in on your camping holiday.
This 4 man tent is a great option for first time campers for hassle free camping whatever the weather.
This Vango tent also comes in a 5 person version (see item number 34H97).
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- 4 person tent
- Vango PowerFlex poles
- Maximum height: 200 cm
- Linked in groundsheet
- Lantern hanging point
- Vango patented TBS system for stability
- Full mesh door
- PVC windows
- Polyester inner tent
- Orange guy lines
- Colour coded tabs and poles
- Fire retardant
- Maximum height: 200 cm
- Dimensions: 485 x 270 x 200 cm
- Weight: 11.2kg
- HH rating of 3000 mm
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Vango Tigris 800 8-Person Tent
The Vango Tigris 800 is the ultimate group tent. With four separate bedrooms and plenty of living space, it can sleep up to 8 adults, ideal for big family trips or a festival weekend.
This 8 person tent has colour coded poles and tabs to make pitching simple and easy to do. The Tension Band System works to create a sturdy structure while the guide ropes add to this to help it stay put in strong winds. The bright colour of the guy ropes adds a safety element to prevent you from tripping up on your way back to the tent.
The fully sewn in ground sheet and waterproof material combined with an impressive HH rating of 4000 mm ensures that this tent is able to stand up to the unpredictable British weather.
This tent has 4 bedrooms along with a central living area to provide enough space for your camping trip. The main entrance can be canopied out on warm days to let the sun in while mesh doors to the bedroom keep any insects out.
Ideal for large groups, this Vango 8 man tent provides plenty of space.
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- 8 person tent
- 4 bedrooms
- Fully sew in ground sheet
- 2 mesh doors
- Roll back inner divider
- Vango PowerFlex fiberglass poles
- Tension band system for extra stability
- PVC windows
- Lantern hanging point
- Colour coded poles and tabs
- Guy line holders for tangle-free packing
- Roller bag
- Weight: 29.45 kg
- Maximum height: 220 cm
- Dimensions: 740 x 310 x 220 cm
- HH rating of 4000 mm
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Yellowstone Fast Pitch 2-Person Tent - Pink
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0 reviewOuter: 190T polyester with PU coating. Sewn-in polyethylene ground sheet. Hi-visibility guy lines and pegs included. Taped seams. Very fast to pitch.
Ideal for everyday use such as day trips, walking, and going to the zoo! The Stone is also well suited as a back to school option to carry books and smaller items such as pens and pencils.
Highland Trail Tucson 4-Person Tent
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5 reviewsThis Highland Trail Tucson 4 -person tent has an easy to pitch design and three separate rooms, so it's ideal for a holiday in the countryside or a festival with friends.
The two separate bedrooms and domed shape mean there's enough room for all four of you, while the separate living room can be used to store your muddy wellies or as a place to play a few board games during any sudden showers.
With a hydrostatic head rating of 2000mm it's more than able to stand up to the unpredictable British weather, while the front panel can be propped up to provide some shade when the sun is shining, so you're ready for any weather conditions.
Two clear windows in the living area allow for extra light while a waterproof floor makes sure you and your belongings are protected from the elements. Mesh panel doors on the bedroom mean you can air the tent, while also keeping out any creepy crawlies.
This Highland Trail tent is a quick and easy way to ensure you stay dry and warm on your trip to the great outdoors.
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- 4-person tent
- Two separate bedrooms
- Living area with PR floor
- HH rating of 2000mm
- Taped seams
- Storage bag included
- Weight: 9.8kg
- Dimensions: 425 x 280 x 185 cm
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Yellowstone Fast Pitch 2-Person Tent - Blue
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0 reviewOuter: 190T Polyester with PU coating. Sewn-in Polyethylene ground sheet. Hi-visibility guy lines and pegs included. Taped seams. Very fast to pitch.
The Meadow combines great functionality and features, with stylish good looks. The pre-attached front sun canopy creates covered outdoor space, ideal for enjoying the summer weather, whatever it does. Inside, it has a great balance of good living space and a spacious bedroom, with the living space enjoying lots of natural light, thanks to the Vista front and windows. With lots of nice Vango features, from full mesh doors on the flysheet to zipped cable entry point, the Meadow has everything to make your camping experience comfortable and enjoyable.
Highland Trail Calgary 6-Person Tent
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3 reviewsThe Calgary 6-person tent is perfect for a family break in the great outdoors. It has 3 bedrooms along with a living area with ground sheet.
The main door can be folded up along with the side door, while the sleeping area has mesh doors for ventilation.
The tent is ideal for large groups and families with plenty of space.
- Fire retardent
- Tapered seams
- Max height: 225cm
- Fibreglass poles
- Carry bag
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Vango Drummond 5-Person Tent
An easy to pitch design is combined with plenty of space and an all weather material in the Vango Drummond 5-person tent.
This Vango tent has handy colour coded poles and tabs that make it extremely easy to pitch. Bright orange guy ropes help to keep it sturdy, while also ensuring you can make it back to your tent without tripping over them, even in low light.
The linked in groundsheet ensures that this 5-person tent will stay dry inside. This Vango tent is designed to hold up against all weathers, from a light drizzle to a torrential downpour, and has a HH rating of 3000 mm. Perfect for dealing with the unpredictable British seasons.
A full mesh door allows you to ventilate the tent without letting any creepy crawlies in while the polyester inner tent is designed to keep out as much early morning light as possible, allowing you to enjoy a well-deserved lie in before a day of outdoor activities.
The Vango tent is a great option for first time campers, for hassle free camping no matter what the weather.
Useful info:
- 5-person tent
- Vango PowerFlex poles
- Maximum height: 210 cm
- Linked in groundsheet
- Lantern hanging point
- Vango patented TBS system for stability
- Full mesh door
- PVC windows
- Polyester inner tent
- Orange guy lines
- Colour coded tabs and poles
- Fire retardant
- Weight: 13kg
- Maximum height: 210 cm
- Dimensions: 320 x 495 x 210 cm
- HH rating of 3000 mm
- Vango Drummond 5-person tent
A classic in the making, the Banshee is packed with features. It has a compact pack size and provides an easy to assemble, stable tent. For 2014 it has been updated with a door on each side, ideal when camping with friends for dual access or for extra storage. An excellent choice for anything from hiking to overseas travel.
Highland Trail Ontario 8-person Tent
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7 reviewsEscape to the country with the Highland Trail Ontario 8-person tent.
Perfect for family holidays or friends heading off into the wilds (or a festival) together, with plenty of room to relax and enjoy the wonders of nature together.
Family tent with good sized living area and 2 large bedrooms that sleep 8, ground sheet in living area. The Highland Trail Ontario 8-man tent includes brightly coloured guy ropes for safety.
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- 2 bedrooms
- Weight 11.4kg
- Hydrostatic head 2000 mm
- Max height 190 cm
- Without fire retardant
- Taped seams
- Dimensions: 610 x 240 x 190 cm
- Packed size 23 x 23 x 62 cm
- Proofing 200 cm
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Vanga Soul Two Person Tent
This Vango Soul 2 man tent is a quick and easy option for any new campers or those who want a simple way of experiencing the great outdoors.
This 2 man tent can easily be pitched in under 5 minutes and with only two flex fiberglass poles, this is a light and easy option at only 2 kg, perfect for hikers to carry without being weighed down.
The inner tent is part mesh and combined with the polyester material it's breathable and provides good ventilation. The handy lantern loop inside this Vango tent means you won't have to scrabble around in the dark trying to find a torch.
The ground sheet, taped seams and HH rating of 2000mm make the Vango Soul Tent waterproof, ideal for the unpredictable British weather.
Perfect for a trip to the great outdoors or as a simple option for festivals, this Vango 2 man tent can be quickly assembled, allowing you to enjoy as much of your camping trip as possible.
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This photo shows the Nussbaum family, from left, father Rob, daughter Madigan, 9, mother Nancy and Nicole Nussbaum,14, while on a horseback tour through the Spangler farm which served as a field hospital during and after the July 1-3 1863 battle in Gettysburg, Pa., a turning point in the Civil War. Gettysburg can be toured in a number of ways, but on horseback you can transport yourself to the vantage and vulnerability of a Civil War officer on horseback directing his troops in the three-day battle. AP Photo/Nancy Nussbaum.
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A twig snaps and brush rustles in woods on the Gettysburg battlefield. My horse does not flinch. It's nothing more than a small animal scurrying away. But on a hot summer day nearly 150 years earlier, it could have been the enemy.
The rolling farmland that is Gettysburg can be toured in a number of ways, but on horseback you can transport yourself to the vantage and vulnerability of a Civil War officer on horseback directing his troops in the three-day battle. On a recent family trip, my husband, our daughters, ages 9 and 14, and I toured the battlefields on horseback with a Gettysburg licensed battlefield guide. The tour allowed us to go into sections of the battlefield that were not part of auto or bus tours and provided intricate details of the July 1-3, 1863 battle that was a turning point in the Civil War.
Horse tours have been offered for decades by farms in the area. But with the 150th anniversary of the Civil War under way and the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg battle approaching in the summer of 2013, this is an ideal time to visit.
Pamela Grimes, owner of Hickory Hollow Farm, has up to 15 horses available for battlefield tours, and says visitors need not have any experience riding. The horses fall into step while walking along the wooded dirt trails, kicking up clouds of dust along the way, and need just a little direction from riders to keep them in line, but all four of us novices were fine. Grimes, with a helper and a licensed battlefield guide, Les Fowler, also accompanied our tour.
As we mounted our horses with the help of a stepstool, Grimes' team told us our horses' names and a little about their personalities. My 9-year-old daughter Madigan's horse, Spirit, was quick and likely would have been used as a messenger or scout horse in 1863. My husband Rob's horse, Pebbles, was a calm leader and took the front of the line. My horse, Raggity Ann, liked to snack on brush or grass along the trails. Our daughter Nicole's horse, Rock, was a bit slower and brought up the rear for our family.
Much of the battlefield now appears as it did in 1863, when Confederate troops moved into Pennsylvania that hot summer, so it is easy for young and old alike to grasp the vulnerability of troops marching across an open field or having the advantage of being on the high ground. The battlefield has undergone a landscape rehabilitation since 2000, including cutting non-historic trees, replanting orchards and rebuilding missing fences, to make it appear much as it did 150 years ago, said spokeswoman Katie Lawhon at Gettysburg National Military Park, which averages about 1.2 million visitors a year.
"Now, you can get a wonderful feel for what the soldiers actually saw. This field has changed dramatically in just the seven years that I have lived here," said Fowler, the battlefield guide.
Most of the buildings on the battlefield in 1863 are still standing and are well-maintained. In addition, there are more than 1,300 monuments and 400 cannons. Rocks and other markers seen in iconic Civil War photographs make it easy to pinpoint exactly where the picture was taken.
Our ride lasted two and a half hours and covered about four miles roundtrip, starting near McMillan Woods and across to the Henry Spangler Farm, which served as a field hospital for soldiers during and after the battle.
The tour was point-to-point, with riders gathering around Fowler at key spots between riding to hear the story of what we were seeing.
Our group then headed to the site of Pickett's Charge, where thousands of troops of the Army of Northern Virginia marched toward Union lines on July 3, their own line nearly a mile wide. The famous, futile charge was named for one of the Confederate generals, Maj. Gen. George Pickett. After being slowed by climbing fences along the nearby road, they came into range of the Union infantry on Cemetery Ridge, which we could see less than a mile away.
Fowler described how the Confederate line shrunk to nearly half its size as it closed in to cover the gaps left by wounded and killed men. It was easy to imagine as we could see the tree lines, fences and fields in front of us.
A statue in the area where Gen. Robert E. Lee observed the carnage of the failed charge from his horse, is one of the most realistic monuments because the face was made from a life mask of Lee and the bones of his horse, Traveller, were measured for accuracy, Fowler said.
Gettysburg is commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War through 2015. Interest is expected to increase as the actual date of the 150th anniversary of the battle approaches in summer 2013. Living history encampments and other events are planned.
As attendance and interest in the site grows, tours are increasingly in demand, so reservations are a must, whether you're looking for a horseback tour or a tour by one of Gettysburg's 160 licensed battlefield guides, or both, as we did.
"For many people, Gettysburg is such a significant event in our nation's history, and it actually in some ways defines who we are as Americans today because of the tremendous crisis of that battle," she said. "It can be a tremendously moving place."
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that isn't abstract or a sculpture.. that is the right front fender of an old car or pickup.. notice the light and the wheel well.. lol
@residentgeek: Indeed! But it's beautiful. They could call it Industrial despair, or Metal debacle
$2 grand? hahahahahhaha.
My favorite abstract artist is Karen Hale. http://www.karenhale.com/
Love her work. :)
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Well are there? We did the Pirate Makeover last time and he really enjoyed that. Until the heavy makeup got too hot in the sun. Is there anything else that a 10 year old boy might like as a special treat. He's pretty good at making friends so letting him go off without us wouldn't be a problem Too many girl things about again. Even Brave has spawned a new princess.
Tough one. I'll be interested in the answers too. Years ago Innoventions was good for kids who were old enough to be left alone for a bit. They had experiential video games and other "new" things. Now it's not the same of course.
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Oooooh Mummy and Daddy met at the University of Sussex Archery Club. Will definitely look into that one.
My two did the pirate cruise from the GF a few years ago and loved it! They do them from a few of the resorts I think.
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- NAME: Paul Anka
- OCCUPATION: Film Actor, Television Actor, Songwriter, Guitarist, Pianist, Singer
- BIRTH DATE: July 30, 1941 (Age: 72)
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Full Name: Paul Albert Anka
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Born in Canada in 1941, teen singer Paul Anka's hit "Diana" sold millions of copies and set him up as a top teen idol with prolific songwriting abilities. He then appeared in several films, headlined a Vegas act, hosted TV variety shows and wrote hits for the likes of Frank Sinatra and Tom Jones. He rose to the top of the charts again with the 1974 duet "You're Having My Baby."
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Famed singer-songwriter Paul Anka was born on July 30, 1941, in Ottawa, Canada. Paul Anka was the eldest of three children born to his Lebanese-Canadian parents, Andy and Camelia Anka. Anka spent his childhood helping out in the kitchen and schmoozing with patrons of his father's restaurant, the Locanda, a popular hangout for Ottawa journalists, politicians and businessmen. From an early age, it was clear that Anka had an abundance of confidence and big dreams of life on stage. "I was pretty precocious, a pretty aggressive kid," Anka said. "I think my parents knew they had an unusual child."
Shortly after his 15th birthday, Anka bought himself a ticket to Los Angeles, staying with an uncle there while he tried to make his name as a singer. At the year's end, he convinced his father to let him go to New York City in search of his big break. His father agreed, on one condition: If Paul couldn't make it big in the Big Apple, he would have to come back home to Ottawa.
Anka hit the Manhattan pavement running. Soon after his arrival, he landed a meeting with Don Costa, an executive at ABC/Paramount Records, who agreed to listen to a few minutes of Anka's music. After hearing the teenager play some of his songs on the piano, Costa called in his colleagues. Within days, Paul Anka's father was in New York signing a contract on behalf of his son, who was still a minor and thus couldn't sign on his own.
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The label decided to release "Diana," a song Anka wrote for a girl he had a crush on back in Ottawa, as the artist's first single. Within weeks, the 16-year-old had the No. 1 song in the world. "Diana" went on to sell more than 20 million copies. Paul Anka was officially a teen idol. By the late 1950s, well before his 20th birthday, he was traveling the world, singing songs like "Lonely Boy" and "Put Your Head On My Shoulder" for swooning crowds. "My life as a teenager ended at 16," Anka said. "I went into another sphere." Yet in spite of his worldwide fan base, Anka's hometown largely refused to embrace him. Local kids booed him at his show in Ottawa in 1956, and he refused to play there again for decades.
As the 1960s progressed, Anka's style of music largely fell out of favor. Teens began to favor the rock 'n' roll of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones over the dreamy love songs of crooners like Anka. The big record labels quietly shoved him aside. "When they started not to believe and they sensed that things were changing, I said, 'OK, give me back my life. Give me back my music,'" said Anka, a shrewd and savvy businessman by nature. For $250,000, he bought back the rights to all his music and began to transform his image from teen idol singer to Rat Pack-style songwriter.
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LANDOVER, Md. – Flat on his back — his taped-up, braced right knee contorted in pain — and lying on the FedEx field as panicked teammates yelled at him to "stay down," Robert Griffin III finally ended the debate in his own head.
He wasn't going to fight to stay in the game anymore, not going to tell his coach, Mike Shanahan, that he was merely hurting, not injured, not going to attempt one more painful plant or one more awkward scramble. He was ready to go to the sideline for good, to pull himself from the Redskins' wild-card playoff game against the Seahawks. He was ready to accept the truth that the same knee he'd injured four weeks ago, the same knee he'd tweaked again in the first quarter Sunday, no longer was strong enough to allow him to do his job.
"I took myself out of the game," a slow-moving Griffin declared after the magical ride of his rookie year ended with a 24-14 loss to Seattle, ended with him as a hobbled spectator rather than the dynamic performer we'd come to relish in this, his electric breakout season.
Griffin took himself out, but only because he forced himself in. And neither decision should have been his. The NFL is a brutal, punishing, physical sport, but players who wear those uniforms know that better than anyone. And players like Griffin, as competitive, passionate and stubborn as any in the league, insist on playing it anyway, even when they know, as he said himself, "I think I did put myself at more risk by being out there." They will beg, plead and hide information to stay on the field, which is why coaches have to make the tough calls.
But Shanahan listened to Griffin, repeating what he said his player told him: "I can guarantee I'm hurt right now, but give me a chance to win this football game, because I guarantee I'm not injured."
"That was enough for me," Shanahan said. "I thought he did enough this year to have that opportunity to stay in the football game. It's always a tough decision when to pull a guy and when not to. I talked to him at halftime and had to feel good about him to go back in. I told him we're going to run the football and he's going to have to prove to me [he can run]. He said, 'Trust me. I want to be in there and I deserve to be in there,' and I couldn't disagree with him.''
If only the on-field evidence hadn't been so obvious; if only Griffin hadn't hobbled his way through his remaining two-plus quarters; if only he hadn't hopped his way to a 9-yard gain on a third-quarter quarterback keeper; if only he hadn't sailed passes long or wide when his legs couldn't plant right, maybe Shanahan's words wouldn't ring so hollow. Instead, even the coach had to admit later, "I'll probably second-guess myself. … In the second half, should you have done it earlier? I think you always do that, especially after you don't win."
Don't win? What about after you see your franchise player, your first-round pick, your future, flat on his back, and now surrounded by question marks? Griffin is scheduled for a thorough examination today, including an MRI, to determine the extent of the damage. He walked off the field flanked by team personnel, but while he declared himself confident after his late-season injury that he was not facing a worst-case scenario of a torn ACL, he was not so definitive Sunday.
"Honestly, it's up in the air for me right now," he said.
The fate of the franchise is up there with it. And that could have been avoided. Every indication said Shanahan should have pulled Griffin as a result of the first-quarter play in which the quarterback admitted he "didn't get hit. I just planted on it wrong" and his "knee kind of buckled on me and scared me a little bit."


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An eco luxury property comprised of 25 tree houses, Aqua Wellness Resort sits on the protected Redonda Bay on the Pacific coast. The resort emphasizes nature, in particular the stunning ocean at its feet. The houses, built on pilings amid the tropical forest and made of sustainable local wood and stone, feature rain showers and un-chlorinated private plunge pools. Ideal for families, the tree houses can accommodate several people and even have full kitchens, dining rooms and lounge areas. The Nicaraguan furnishings are comfortable and the views of the rainforest and ocean act as the world's most spectacular decoration. One of the directors described their mission: "We're intentionally taking people out of their comfort zone and bringing them back to basics. We're in nature, but in a luxurious way."
Activities include hiking, surfing, fishing, kayaking and yoga. The 1,100-square-foot yoga platform overlooks the ocean and the instructor also offers a raw-food cooking course. The protected nature of the bay allows for snorkeling and swimming in the very warm and gentle ocean, and phosphorescent sea creatures are visible at night.
The incredible food at Bromelia restaurant was the best I had in Nicaragua. Due to the similar tropical climate as southeast Asia, where the chef trained for two years, he has access to similar ingredients in Nicaragua making the food a delightful and eclectic mix of Central American, Thai, and traditional European. For dinner one night we started with bruschetta made with homemade ciabatta and local cashew-pesto, next was a freshly caught mackerel ceviche on a bed of greens from the chef's farm on Ometepe island, followed by a Thai fish curry. And for dessert we were treated to homemade "raw" peanut butter truffles.
Villas were still being built in December of 2011 when I visited and there are a few kinks to work out, but rooms are highly functional and were the only ones in Nicaragua with WiFi access. Rooms begin at $292 in high-season.
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LONDON – Aries Merritt won an Olympic title in the 110 hurdles on Wednesday amid an American medal haul that included three golds and a total of seven medals in Olympic Stadium.
Texas A&M hurdler Wayne Davis II competed in the semifinals of the 110 hurdles, where he clocked 13.49 and placed sixth. Overall, Davis finished 17th among the 25 hurdlers. At 20 years old, Davis was the youngest competitor in the semifinal field.
With a career best time of 12.92 seconds, the second fastest ever in Olympic history, Merritt came within 0.01 of a second in breaking the Olympic record of 12.91 set by China's Liu Xiang in 2004. Merritt won the first American gold in this event since Allen Johnson in 1996.
"This is the first year I haven't had an injury," noted Merritt, trains in College Station with Texas A&M assistant coach Vince Anderson and Aggie volunteer coach Andreas Behm. "Nothing ripped, nothing torn. Plus this is one of the first times I've been able to train consistently. I haven't had that before. So, that's been the key for my season.
"The gold medal means everything. The U.S. hasn't won a gold medal in the 110 hurdles since Allen Johnson in 1996. It's phenomenal. To be here in this atmosphere is really special."
Jason Richardson claimed silver for the United States with a time 13.04 after winning the semifinal heat Davis ran in with a 13.13. In third place, with a national record, was Jamaica's Hansle Parchment in 13.12. World record holder and former Olympic champion Dayron Robles was injured during the race.
An impressive campaign in 2012 has included U.S. Indoor and World Indoor titles over 60 meter hurdles as well as the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 110 hurdles. Recent consistencey with his times have elevated Merritt to an elite status. In his last four finals Merritt has recorded world-leading times of 12.93, 12.93, 12.93 and now a 12.92.
On the all-time world list Merritt shares the No. 6 position with Roger Kingdom and Allen Johnson. The American record of 12.89 and the World record of 12.87 are just fractions of a second away from his grasp. Merritt is also now equal No. 3 on the American all-time list.
"To run that time into a slight headwind is quite good," said Merritt. "It's good to pass the threshold of 13 seconds.
"I trained for this intensity. I thought if I treat it like a practice then I could do ridiculous things. I execute so well and when I practice there's no pressure, so if I can treat the Olympic final like a practice, then there's no pressure."
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Understand how U.S. News differentiate colleges and universities for the rankings.
U.S. News ranks universities and colleges in three steps.
First, to sort colleges and universities into appropriate categories for comparisons, this 2012 edition of Best Colleges uses the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching's Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education 2010 revisions to its highly respected Basic Classification.
The 2010 update was the first major category revision by Carnegie since 2006; that update was reflected in the 2008 Best Colleges rankings. As a result of this revision, many colleges have switched ranking categories (from National Liberal Arts to Regional Colleges or National Universities to Regional Universities, for example) and some schools have been added to the rankings for the first time. The category changes are the main explanation for the biggest movements in this year's rankings.
The Carnegie classification has been the basis of the Best Colleges sorting system since our first ranking was published in 1983, given that it is used extensively as the basis for classifying schools by higher education researchers. For example, the U.S. Department of Education and many higher education associations use the system to organize their data and to determine colleges' eligibility for grant money. In short, the Carnegie categories are the accepted standard in higher education.
U.S. News collapses 12 of those Carnegie categories into four main groupings: National Universities, National Liberal Arts Colleges, Regional Universities, and Regional Colleges. The schools in the Regional Universities and Regional Colleges and categories are placed into one of four geographic regions: North, South, Midwest, and West.
For the first time, U.S. News has included in the rankings all for-profit colleges and universities that grant bachelor's degrees and are regionally accredited. These include many schools that have large online bachelor's degree programs. Many of these schools ended up as being unranked since they did not meet the ranking criteria.
Second, data on up to 16 indicators of academic quality are gathered from each school and tabulated.
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National Universities: There are 280 national universities in the country (172 public, 101 private, and 7 are for-profits), based on categories developed by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The universities offer a full range of undergraduate majors, as well as master's and doctoral degrees; many strongly emphasize research, defined by the Carnegie Foundation as Research Universities (very high research activity), Research Universities (high research activity), and Doctoral/Research Universities.
National Liberal Arts Colleges: The 251 national liberal arts colleges emphasize undergraduate education and award at least 50 percent of their degrees in the liberal arts (defined by the Carnegie Foundation as baccalaureate colleges-arts and sciences).
Regional Universities: Like the national universities, regional universities (as defined by the Carnegie Foundation as universities-master's larger, medium and smaller programs) provide a full range of undergraduate programs and some master's level programs. They offer few, if any, doctoral programs. The 626 total regional universities are ranked within four geographic areas: North, South, Midwest, and West.
Regional Colleges: These institutions (defined by the Carnegie Foundation as Baccalaureate Colleges-Diverse; Baccalaureate/Associate Colleges; Associate's—Public 4-year, Primarily Associate's; Associate's-Private Not-for-profit 4-year, Primarily Associate's; and Associate's—Private For-profit 4-year, Primarily Associate's) focus primarily on undergraduate education, just as the liberal arts colleges do, but grant fewer than 50 percent of their degrees in liberal arts disciplines. At these schools, at least 10 percent of undergraduate degrees awarded are bachelor's degrees. There are a total of 370 regional colleges, ranked within four regions: North, South, Midwest, and West.
Specialty Schools: Looking for a school that specializes in textile arts or instrumental music? Colleges and universities that offer most or all of their degrees in fine arts, performing arts, business, and engineering are listed in this category. None of these schools are ranked, but pertinent data for each school are provided. There are a total of 81 specialty colleges.
Specialty Rankings: U.S. News does rank certain undergraduate program areas. Undergraduate business and undergraduate engineering programs were ranked based solely on a peer assessment survey sent in the spring of 2011. To appear on the undergraduate business survey, a school must have an undergraduate business program accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. To appear on an undergraduate engineering survey, a school must have an undergraduate engineering program accredited by the ABET, formerly known as the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
Accredited undergraduate engineering programs were then split into two groups: those schools whose highest engineering degree offered at the engineering school is a doctoral and those engineering schools whose highest engineering degree offered is a bachelor's or master's. Those schools that offer a doctoral degree in engineering tend to have more of a focus on and opportunities for research. Schools whose highest engineering degree is a bachelor's or master's tend to be more focused on undergraduate education.
U.S. News categories: The 1,608 regionally accredited schools were divided into categories based on the Basic classifications established in 2010 by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. This chart below can be used to determine if a school falls in a certain Carnegie Classification's Basic Classification, then how that Carnegie Basic Classification maps into the U.S. News categories used in the 2012 edition of the Best Colleges rankings:
Carnegie category | U.S. News category |
Research Universities (very high research activity), Research Universities (high research activity), and Doctoral/Research Universities | National Universities |
Master's Colleges and Universities (larger programs), Master's Colleges and Universities (medium programs), and Master's Colleges and Universities (smaller programs) | Regional Universities: North, South, Midwest, and West |
Baccalaureate Colleges-Arts and Sciences | National Liberal Arts Colleges |
Baccalaureate Colleges-Diverse; Baccalaureate/Associate Colleges; Associate's–Public 4-year, Primarily Associate's; Associate's–Private Not-for-profit 4-year, Primarily Associate's; and Associate's–Private For-profit 4-year, Primarily Associate's | Regional Colleges: North, South, Midwest, and West |
Category | Total Number of Schools | Total Number of Private Schools | Total Number of Public Schools | Total Number of Proprietary Schools | Number in Category That Were Unranked |
1. National Liberal Arts Colleges | 251 | 224 | 27 | 0 | 16 |
2. National Universities | 280 | 101 | 172 | 7 | 12 |
3. Regional Universities–South | 134 | 60 | 72 | 2 | 7 |
4. Regional Universities–North | 193 | 121 | 70 | 2 | 10 |
5. Regional Universities–West | 140 | 71 | 65 | 4 | 20 |
6. Regional Universities–Midwest | 159 | 98 | 56 | 5 | 13 |
7. Regional Colleges–South | 120 | 86 | 29 | 5 | 21 |
8. Regional Colleges–North | 74 | 47 | 21 | 6 | 12 |
9. Regional Colleges–West | 67 | 37 | 28 | 2 | 28 |
10. Regional Colleges–Midwest | 109 | 89 | 17 | 3 | 12 |
11. Art | 59 | 43 | 2 | 14 | 59 |
12. Business | 15 | 11 | 0 | 4 | 15 |
13. Engineering | 7 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 7 |
Total | 1608 | 993 | 561 | 54 | 232 |
Regional Universities (total) | 626 | 350 | 263 | 13 | 50 |
Regional Colleges (total) | 370 | 259 | 95 | 16 | 73 |
Ranked Undergraduate Business and Engineering Institutions | Number of Schools |
Undergraduate Business Programs | 455 |
Undergraduate Engineering Programs at schools whose highest degree in engineering is a Ph.D. | 180 |
Undergraduate Engineering Programs at schools whose highest degree in engineering is a bachelor's or master's | 190 |
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50-Player Pool for World Cup |
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BOULDER, Colo. – Eagles Head Coach, Eddie O'Sullivan, has released his preliminary 50-man squad ahead of the Rugby World Cup (RWC) in September. The list includes some players not seen recently (or ever) in a USA jersey, notably former USA U19 captain and Otago Highlanders wing James Paterson, University of Utah football running back and rugby star Thretton Palamo, and Utah Warriors No. 8 Ryan Chapman. "With the World Cup less than three months away we have put together an extended pool of players from which the final Eagles Squad of 30 players will emerge," said O'Sullivan. The names were submitted to the International Rugby Board as part of a requirement of Rugby World Cup planning. Each rugby union will then select their final squad of 30 players by the August 22 deadline. O'Sullivan has had an opportunity to watch half of this squad in the recent Churchill Cup competition. Several players certainly impressed in the 32-25 victory over Russia, putting up their hands for RWC inclusion. "The players who made the Churchill Cup Squad have the advantage of having been in camp together for the past three weeks," said O'Sullivan, "But there are players who missed the Churchill Cup for various reasons. With a busy July of fitness training ahead and three warm-up games in August, there will be plenty of opportunities for players to impress before we select the final RWC Squad near the end of August." The preliminary squad consists of 26 forwards and 24 backline players. The Eagles will next assemble at the end of July, before taking on Canada on August 6 (BMO Field, Toronto, Canada) and August 13 (Infinity Park, Glendale, Colo.). The USA will then travel to Tokyo to play against Japan on August 21. USA EAGLES RWC PRELIMINARY SQUAD Forwards: Inaki Basauri (L' Aquila), Chris Biller (San Francisco Golden Gate), Mark Bokhoven (Denver Barbarians), Ryan Chapman (Utah Warriors), Todd Clever (Suntory Sungoliath, Japan), Pat Danahy (Life University), Cameron Dolan (Life University), Eric Fry (Las Vegas Blackjacks), JJ Gagiano (Univ. of Cape Town), Matt Hawkins (Belmont Shore), Nic Johnson (Unattached), Will Johnson (London Irish), Tom Katzfey (New York Athletic Club), Danny LaPrevotte (San Francisco Golden Gate), Scott LaValla (Stade Francais), Mike MacDonald (Leeds Carnegie), Samu Manoa (San Francisco Golden Gate), Brian McClenahan (Olympic Club), Mate Moeakiola (Bobigny 93), Alec Parker (Glendale), Shawn Pittman (London Welsh), Anthony Purpura (Boston Rugby), Hayden Smith (Saracens), Louis Stanfill (Mogliano), Phil Thiel (Life University), John van der Giessen (Utah Warriors) Backs: Paul Emerick (Life University), Tai Enosa (Belmont Shore), Troy Hall (New York Athletic Club), Colin Hawley (Olympic Club), Nese Malifa (Glendale), Taku Ngwenya (Biarritz), Folau Niua (San Francisco Golden Gate), Thretton Palamo (University of Utah), Mike Palefau (Utah Warriors), James Paterson (Otago Highlanders, New Zealand), Mike Petri (New York Athletic Club), Volney Rouse (San Francisco Golden Gate), Blaine Scully (University of California - Berkeley), Robbie Shaw (Bristol Rugby), Junior Sifa (Nottingham RFC), Andrew Suniula (Chicago Griffins), Roland Suniula (Boston Rugby), Shalom Suniula (Unattached), Kevin Swiryn (Agen), Zack Test (Unattached), Pate Tuilevuka (Old Puget Sound Beach), Seta Tuilevuka (Montpellier), Tim Usasz (Nottingham RFC), Chris Wyles (Saracens) RWC BUILD-UP SCHEDULE August 6, 2011: USA v. Canada (BMO Field, Toronto, Canada) August 13, 2011: USA v. Canada (Infinity Park, Glendale, CO) August 21, 2011: USA v. Japan (Tokyo, Japan) RWC 2011 SCHEDULE | NEW ZEALAND September 11, 2011: USA vs. Ireland (New Plymouth) September 15, 2011: USA vs. Russia (New Plymouth) September 23, 2011: USA vs. Australia (Wellington) September 27, 2011: USA vs. Italy (Nelson) |


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Born in Innsbruck in 1917, Ettore Sottsass is known all over the world as one of the initiators of the revolution in architecture and design which led away from the rigid functionalism of the years prior to and following the Second World War. A great and influential Maestro of Italian design, the energy of his language and the vitality of his color and line contrast sharply with any intellectualism and rigidity.
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Upgraded from critical condition to serious, Jason Wichman's medical condition is improving following a plane crash near Rainy Pass more than a week ago that left both him and the pilot badly injured -- only days after Wichman withdrew from the Iron Dog snowmachine race.
Aaron Bartel raced with Wichman three years in a row as partners in the Iron Dog, and this year would have been their fourth time entering the race.
"It was always a dream of Jason's to go and stand up with a trophy," Bartel said. "It was kind of a bittersweet moment -- I can't wait for him to go look at the trophy."
Only days before the team was to leave the starting chute, Wichman had to withdraw due to an injury. Bartel and his new Team 25 partner, Brad George, went on to claim fourth place in the race, but he says it wasn't the happy ending he had envisioned -- because while Bartel was racing, Wichman was lying in a hospital bed.
The last time Bartel saw Wichman was at Puntilla Lake, where Wichman had flown with attorney and pilot Robert Stone.
"When we were sitting at Puntilla and he flew in there, and (he had) the biggest smile," Bartel said. "He was so happy to be a part of the race even though he thought he wouldn't get to be there."
Wichman had withdrawn from the race prior to its start after a sled crash during a training run. He broke numerous ribs, but he was still insistent that he could make the 2,000-mile trek.
"The first thing he did was go and buy a bandage and wrapped up his chest and said he could race; he was in here trying to lift snowmachines up with broken ribs to show me he could race," Bartel said. "I was like, 'What are you doing? It ain't that much fun -- why would (you) go do that?'" Bartel said.
However, broken ribs are the least of Wichman's injuries now. According to Bartel, Wichman suffered severe head trauma and is in a coma following the Feb. 17 crash. Bartel only got news of the plane crash once he arrived at the Iron Dog checkpoint in McGrath. He says he was ready to drop out of the race, and even booked a flight back to Anchorage to be with Wichman's family at the hospital.
"I was going to leave, and my Iron Dog partner Brad George and a few of our friends there kind of talked to me about it," Bartel said. "And I decided Jason probably wouldn't have wanted to me to quit like that because I didn't want him to quit like that."
Wichman's friends say he isn't the type to give up. They hope that same determination will help him pull through this life-threatening challenge he's now facing.
"They say, 'Yeah, he might be that one in a thousand that pulls through this' -- well, if there's one in a thousand, Jason's going to be that one, and he's that type of guy," said Nate Haines, Wichman's manager at B.C. Excavating.
Bartel says while the doctors do not have a timeline for Wichman's recovery, family and friends see improvements: things like him moving his toes and feet when asked questions.
"He has his color back, so, and the fact that he has responded to some questions -- that has all of us, his whole family, filled with hope that this will have a happy ending," Bartel said.
To donate to the Wichman family or check on his progress, visit Wichman's recovery website.
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This Final Report documents the results of the investigation and development of a prototype hardware and software suite that allowed for online measurement of a set of driving characteristics that are indicators of unsafe driving behavior. Via the prototypical suite, feedback could be provided to drivers, either directly in real-time or through carrier management. This would allow truck drivers to significantly improve their attentiveness and enhance their safety performance.
In the prototype development work, the monitored parameters and the type of feedback to be given were systematically selected by first examining commercial vehicle crash causes in the literature and then deriving five categories or core behavioral categories, which, as a whole, comprise the feature set recommendations for an ideal onboard driver monitoring system. The five monitoring categories or behaviors are listed as follows:
After identifying the five categories, a prototypical suite was developed, installed, and tested on a Class 8 tractor, and a concept for Field Operational Testing (FOT) was developed.
This report will be of interest to anyone interested in the use of onboard monitoring technology that provides a combination of real-time and non-real-time driver monitoring feedback to enhance safe behaviors for heavy truck and bus drivers.


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Serves as a culminating experience which will reflect the student's synthesis and integration of knowledge and performances in the Educational Leadership Program as well as the successful development of the personal goals and needs identified in EDUC 580. This course is intended to be taken during the semester prior to graduation. Students must complete all other courses in the Leadership Program prior to taking the course. The students will be expected to present a formal paper and their completed professional portfolio to their advisor and to representatives in the School of Education. Along with a GPA of 3.0 and the successful completion of a practicum in the field, this experience will serve as the exit criteria for the program.
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Amorphous Silicon
DOE has a proven track record of funding successes in amorphous silicon (a-Si)research. A list of current projects, summary of the benefits, and discussion on the production and manufacturing of this solar technology are below.
Thin-film a-Si solar cells are commonly known as hydrogenated amorphous silicon, or a-Si:H. Currently, laboratory-scale cells achieve conversion efficiencies of 12.5%, whereas cells manufactured in high-volume processes have efficiencies ranging from 6% to 9%. Although these efficiencies are significantly lower than those of crystalline silicon solar cells, these thin-film cells are lighter, more flexible, and less expensive to produce. Amorphous silicon solar cells represented about 3% of the 2011 world market.
Research Directions
The efficiency of amorphous silicon solar cells decreases rapidly on its first exposure to sunlight, reaching a relatively steady state after about 1,000 hours of illumination. This phenomenon, first described in 1977 by D.L. Staebler and C.R. Wronski, results from the creation of additional dangling bonds that act as recombination centers.
Current research is focused on improving thin-film quality and reducing the Staebler-Wronski effect, by improved manufacturing techniques, as well as developing thin, flexible, waterproof roof shingles.
Learn more about the DOE SunShot awardees and the projects involving amorphous silicon below.
The benefits of amorphous silicon solar cells include:
- Less material: Amorphous silicon is a direct-bandgap material, which means that less silicon is needed for a-Si cells.
- Inexpensive substrates: Amorphous silicon can be deposited on inexpensive substrates, such as glass, stainless steel, or even plastic (compared to bulk silicon wafers), which lowers costs.
- Manufacturing options: Amorphous silicon can be deposited at temperatures below 300°C, making it a good candidate for flexible substrates and roll-to-roll manufacturing processes.
By nature, amorphous silicon contains numerous crystal defects and requires hydrogen atoms to passivate the intrinsically high concentration of dangling bonds. Doping is detrimental to the quality of the absorber layer because it may lead to silicon dangling bonds—and therefore, to recombination centers. The minority-carrier diffusion lengths are only about 0.1 micrometer and amorphous silicon has a low carrier mobility; therefore, diffusion alone does not provide sufficient carrier collection. To increase the carrier collection, the concept of the "p-i-n solar cell" was introduced by Carlson and Wronski in 1976. The p-i-n structure generates an electric field across the thicker intrinsic (i) layer of the device, which possesses the best characteristics for absorption, photogeneration, and carrier lifetime. Carrier collection across the intrinsic region is via a drift mechanism—i.e., assisted by the electric field.
The most efficient commercial amorphous silicon PV cells are typically produced by silane-based glow discharge induced by radio-frequency (RF) voltages, or plasma-enhanced chemical-vapor deposition (PECVD), with other gases added for doping and alloying. The silane decomposes spontaneously at temperatures above 450°C, forming polycrystalline silicon. The concentration of hydrogen in silane can be used to control the growth of the material. Although there are multiple methods of producing amorphous silicon, such as hot-wire glow-discharge deposition and indirect microwave deposition, the most-common method remains RF PECVD.
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Very Good Recipes of Chocolate chip cookie and Cookie
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Peanut and white chocolate chip cookies
By MiCook
03/09/14 09:19
Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 12 min Baking with Gary & George: peanut and white chocolate chip cookies! Sinds een aantal weken kunnen we weer genieten van Masterchef. Masterchef Holland welteverstaan. Ik zit niet aan de buis gekluisterd, maar vind het wel grappig om te kijken. Van maandag...
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M & m chocolate chip cookies
By hugs & cookies xoxo
03/05/14 02:09
M&M cookies are every kid's #1 cookie!!!! Bake these up and make someone smile! M&M Chocolate Chip Cookies 2 1/4 cups flour 1/2 tsp. kosher salt 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1 1/2 sticks soft... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures!...
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The Big, Fat Chew Chocolate Chip Cookie
By Lynsey Lou's
02/28/14 12:30
I have been on a serious cookie kick lately. I mean, it's to the point that I literally need a cookie on a daily basis. But not just any cookie. A thick, chewy, gooey, chocolate chip cookie. One that my teeth will just sink into and the cookie almost sticks...
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Eggless Choco Chip Cookies - With Stepwise Pictures - Eggless Chocolate Chip Cookies
By Vysyas Delicious recipes
02/27/14 21:06
Eggless Choco Chip Cookies is simple crisp and Tasty Cookies. Simple to Make and delicious to eat. Interesting Facts about Chocolate Chip Cookies Out of the vast varieties of cookies in the United States, Chocolate Chip Cookies are the most popular among...
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Malted Milk Chocolate Chip Cookie (Prefer Chewy or Crispy?)
By Vivian Pang Kitchen
02/27/14 10:26
I have Horlicks (malted milk) in my kitchen which left unattended. My kids including myself do not like to have it as drinks. So I use it in Malted Milk Chocolate Chip Cookie, originated from The Pioneer Woman . These cookies texture can be chewy and crispy....
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Eggless Banana Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
By Edible Garden
02/21/14 00:44
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 15 min These eggless banana oats chocolate chip cookies are cake-y and fudge-y with the goodness of banana, oatmeal and also eggless. Chocolate chips make anything better - cookies, cakes, it doesn't matter. These rustic fudge-y cookies with banana are the perfect...
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Chocolate chip cookies
By Bubbule in cucina
02/16/14 20:11
Sottili, burrosi e fragranti ricchi di arachidi tritate e gocce di cioccolato....velocemente finiti! Ingredienti 225 g di farina 1 cucchiaino di lievito in polvere per dolci 1 pizzico di sale 125 g di burro a temperatura ambiente 90 g di zucchero semolato...
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Whole Wheat Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookies
By Pinay In Texas Cooking Corner
02/13/14 20:36
My youngest daughter has long been requesting me to make Strawberry Cookies. Well, I finally gave in to her request the other day. But since my eldest daughter isn't a big fan of strawberries, I thought of making Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookies instead...
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Eggless Chocolate chip cookies pancakes
By Spicy Foood
02/13/14 09:43
I don't have anything planned for V day its not a huge thing here in our house but I just wanted to make something for my lil ones and this is what I felt like because I have a whole lot of cookies sitting here at any point of time. Both the kiddies loved...
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Thin Crisp Chocolate Chip Cookies
By Living the Gourmet
02/10/14 18:08
How do you take your Chocolate Chip Cookie? Everyone has a personal preference. Soft, thick, chewy, large, small, crispy, thin…I have come to the conclusion that there really is no 'perfect' chocolate chip cookie only because there are so many variations....
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Oreo cheesecake bars on a chocolate chip cookie crust topped with a chocolate glaze, raspberry m & m's and more oreos
By hugs & cookies xoxo
02/09/14 22:30
These Pillsbury Oreo Cheesecake bars will be quite the treat for your Valentine! And, have you even tried raspberry M & M's yet? Hurry and get your hands on them…they are... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures! Love to read...
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One of The best Chocolate Chips Cookie Recipes / New York Times Chocolate Chip Cookies
By Make lemonade and more!
02/08/14 23:53
I was in the mood for a new chocolate chip cookie recipe...I google 'the best chocolate chip Cookie Recipe' and this is the one that popped up first. They looked delicious so I had to give them a try. It's adapted from Jacque Torres and the New York Times...
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Chocolate Chip Cookies
By My Adventure With Food
01/31/14 12:52
When you live with a five year old you need to make cookies. I am making it sound like a punishment but it was so much fun. I made two different types of cookies and my niece helped me. I put a chair for her in the kitchen and she was standing on it through...
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Home made chocolate chip cookies
By SpiceNFlavors
01/30/14 19:59
Chocolate chip cookies are a favourite of many of us and when they are home made they get even better. This recipe is from the original basic recipe by Nestle for making chocolate chip cookies, with a slight variation, that we have omitted nuts and used...
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Cashew Chocolate Chip Cookie Larabars
By Food Doodles
01/28/14 23:42
Preparation: 10 min These bars are as good as clean eating gets. Seriously. I almost think I enjoy these more that a regular chocolate chip cookie, and that's saying a lot! I also couldn't help but snap a million pictures of these beauties. Sorry I'm not sorry I have a bit...
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New york times chocolate chip cookies with sea salt
By hugs & cookies xoxo
01/22/14 01:34
New York Times Chocolate Chip Cookies Yield: 1 1/2 dozen 5-inch cookiesingredients:2 cups minus 2 tablespoons (8 1/2 ounces) cake flour 1 2/3 cups (8 1/2 ounces) bread flour 1 1/4 teaspoons baking... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots...
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Oaty Chocolate Chip Cookies - Random Recipes #36
By Chocolate Log Blog
01/19/14 11:18
This month's Random Recipes challenge is to make something from a recipe book received this Christmas. Well I didn't receive any recipe books this year as such, but my aunt has been having a good clear out recently and happened to be staying with us over...
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Single Serve Chocolate Chip Cookie
By Lynsey Lou's
01/17/14 12:30
Okay, so have you ever found yourself in dyer need of a cookie but there's not one to be found. Or, you really don't need to bake an entire batch...because let's face it, you'll sit around and eat every single one in one sitting? (or maybe that's just me,...
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Recipe: Best Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie
By riceandbread
01/07/14 16:00
There are some recipes that you know is a keeper. Some things should simply stay traditional. None of that fancy combination. Well if you want to make something funky, the traditional recipes are always used as a base before you do something 'creative'....
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Caramel stuffed chocolate chip cookie bars
By hugs & cookies xoxo
01/06/14 06:00
WELCOME TO ANOTHER MONTH OF 2 SWEETIE PIES!! I LOVE THIS DAY! MY BLOGGING BUDDY LIZZY (FROM THAT SKINNY CHICK CAN BAKE) AND I EACH BAKE FROM THE OTHER'S BLOG AND SURPRISE EACH... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures! Love...
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