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Lake Erie College renames fund in memory of Jeanne E. Leroy
In memory of Jeanne E. (Nazor) LeRoy's commitment as chairman of the Morley Organ Preservation Committee, Lake Erie College is renaming the Morley Organ Maintenance Endowment Fund. The endowment is now known as the Jeanne E. LeRoy Morley Organ Maintenance Endowment Fund.
The preservation committee's goal was to secure $50,000 to restore the historic Skinner Pipe Organ and Morley Music Hall. The fund is currently approaching between $75,000-$100,000 and will begin distributions in the next year. "This is yet another lasting legacy that the committee has established," said Scott Evans, vice president for institutional advancement.
LeRoy, a Lake Erie College graduate from the class of 1947, passed away May 9, 2008. After earning her master's in education from Smith University in 1948, she taught kindergarten for several years in the Orange School District in Chagrin Falls, prior to her marriage to Milton J. LeRoy Jr., after which she dedicated herself to being a full time homemaker.
Devoting many years of service to Lake Erie College, LeRoy served on numerous committees including, for a time, serving as chairman of the scholarship committee. She was also active for many years in the choirs at Fairmount Presbyterian Church and Rocky River Presbyterian Church. She continued her commitment to children, serving as a volunteer at the nursery school run by the Rocky River Presbyterian Church.

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this has been talked about before, but it came to mind again when i had to go out to my storage container to get the serial # off my Demo Cub.
All of us consider our cubs (and other tractors) to be valuable, but if it was stolen, what would you tell the police? It was a RED Cub?
So, without going into a long dissertation,
Take pictures of your tractors from several angles.
Record the year, make, and serial number of each.
Record the engine serial number, and other casting numbers.
Mark your tractors somewhere hidden from normal viewing, especially if it is a restored piece you intend to keep.
Identify any special features and welds.
in short, anything that would help in recovering your property or proving to the authorities that it belongs to you.


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Welcome to the Dietetic Programs at CCAC.
The Dietetic Programs at CCAC are looking for students excited about careers in food and nutrition who want to be an integral part of the health management team, involved in community or public health, or who might be seeking a career change to food management. You'll find the answer exploring our career options: Dietetic Technician, Registered / Dietary Manager / Pathway III-Dietetic Technician Registration Eligible. Classroom and Online Programs are available.
The Dietary Manager Program component of Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) has a history dating to 1966. Initially, a Dietetic Assistant Certificate Program was developed in accordance with the recommendations of the American Dietetic Association (ADA, now AND, Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics) to meet the Federal regulations for Nursing Homes.
The initial approval in 1970 included options to complete the requirements for Dietetic Assistant or to obtain an Associate Degree in Science as a Dietetic Technician.
Consistent with national organizational changes, CCAC changed the name of their program from Dietetic Assistant to Dietary Manager Program effective January 1985.
Today students in the CCAC Dietetics Program have the option of a Certificate Program to meet requirements of the Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals (ANFP) or an Associate Degree Program that meets requirements of both ANFP and the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics (AND).
Since initial approvals, both programs have operated continuously under the requirements of ANFP and AND. The latest self-study for the DMA component was submitted in 2011 and approval was granted through 2016.
The Dietetic Technician Program is currently undergoing a self-study, which is expected to be completed in April 2013. Successful completion will grant accreditation for a 10-year period to 2023.
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In tonight's HealthierMe, an update on that ever-growing fungal meningitis outbreak. Health officials confirm the fungus behind the outbreak has also been found in unopened vials of steroid medication. FDA officials say the fungus was found in vials made in August by the New England Compounding Center in Massachusetts.
The specialty pharmacy has been at the center of a national investigation into more than 250 fungal meningitis cases and at least 20 deaths.


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By Playbill Staff
19 Apr 2013
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From Mary Chase's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Harvey, starring Jim Parsons, to Cicely Tyson's return to Broadway in the Horton Foote drama The Trip to Bountiful, the final play revival of the season, here is an overview of the 12 play revivals that have opened or will open in time for the 2013 Tonys, which will take place June 9 at Radio City Music Hall.
Look out for a future roundup of special engagements. Click here for a look at this season's musicals and here for a look at this season's original plays.Continued...


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Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Oakland Raiders. Sanders missed practice Wednesday, but was a full participant Thursday and Friday and there's no indication he'll miss the game. He has seven receptions for 88 yards this season.
Fantasy Impact: Despite getting plenty of game action in 3-WR sets (he played 59% of offensive snaps in Week 2), Sanders is firmly entrenched as the slot receiver, and is no threat to siphon stats away from Antonio Brown or Mike Wallace. He belongs on the bench or waiver wire most weeks, but is useful insurance in deeper leagues.
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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Northwestern says the NCAA has ruled freshman center Chier Ajou, the tallest player in school history, eligible for the upcoming season.
Ajou moved from South Sudan to the U.S. in 2008 and there were reportedly some questions about the early years of his transcript. Those issues were apparently resolved and the school said Thursday he was cleared to play by the governing body.
The 7-foot-2,Ajou played two years for Culver (Ind.) Academies before attending prep school last year at St. Thomas More School in Connecticut.
His cousin is Luol Deng of the Chicago Bulls.
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By George Bremer
The Herald Bulletin
---- — PENDLETON — There were plenty of familiar sights for Pendleton Heights fans during Saturday's boys basketball season opener.
The give-and-go was a staple of the offense. The defense was aggressive and persistent. And the leading scorer was a Dunham.
Sophomore Kenton Dunham — Kellen's younger brother — scored 21 points in his first varsity start, and the Arabians ran away with a 57-45 victory against Hoosier Heritage Conference rival Delta.
"He had a great offseason and a really great fall," Pendleton Heights head coach Brian Hahn said. "With (junior) Sean (McDermott) out, he's getting a lot more reps in practice. We knew he was capable of that. He did a great job tonight, and we needed that."
McDermott was expected to be one of the top juniors in the state this season, but he was hospitalized last week with a severe staph infection. He attended Saturday's game on crutches and sat behind the Arabians' bench.
Hahn said there is no timetable for the sharp-shooter's return, and the team's only goal now is to see him regain full health.
"It was great to have him back in the gym," Hahn said. "We've all been worried about him. We all want him healthy and back with us."
Even without the junior star on the court, Dunham had plenty of help against the Eagles.
Fellow sophomore Caleb Hardy scored 12 points on 6-of-7 shooting and pulled down six rebounds. Senior Austin Brizendine added eight points, 10 rebounds and two steals. Senior Levi Buck dished out a team-high seven assists and blocked two shots, and junior Logan Robertson had six assists.
The Arabians turned the ball over just eight times against a persistent Delta press and shot 55 percent from the field.
The visitors never led, trailing 17-13 after one quarter and 31-23 at the half. When Dunham sank one of his three 3-pointers at the third-quarter buzzer, Pendleton Heights' lead swelled to 44-31 and the student section serenaded the gym with chants of "He's a Dunham."
The Arabians were scheduled to face Westfield on Tuesday in their first road game, but that contest has been delayed until Dec. 17 because of the Shamrocks' appearance in the state football finals.
Pendleton Heights will next play at Hamilton Southeastern on Dec. 7. And the Arabians will enter that game with momentum from Saturday's full-team effort.
"We needed everybody to contribute," Hahn said. "This was a great team win."


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Buccaneers QB Freeman has cast removed
Buccaneers starting QB Josh Freeman should return to practice next week and be ready to start the season opener against the Browns after having a soft cast removed from his thumb Tuesday.
Bucs coach Morris takes on Ward, Piscitelli
Bucs head coach Raheem Morris appears more willing than ever to exercise the authority he has been given — in public and behind the scenes.
Bucs re-sign QB Snead
To add depth to the QB position with starter Josh Freeman out for the rest of the preseason, the Bucs re-signed Jevan Snead on Tuesday.
Report: Bucs QB Freeman fractures thumb
Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman fractured a bone in the tip of his right thumb during Saturday night's exhibition game against the Chiefs and likely will miss the remainder of the preseason, according to ESPN.com.
Bucs' Clayton facing uphill battle to make roster
WR Michael Clayton entered training camp on the Buccaneers' roster bubble, and we hear there's a good chance he will not survive the final round of roster cuts.
Former Bucs LB Brooks to announce retirement
The Buccaneers have announced LB Derrick Brooks will make his retirement official on Wednesday.
Bucs, OLT Penn end contract stalemate
The stalemate between OLT Donald Penn and the Buccaneers ended Saturday when Penn signed a new six-year contract. The deal is worth $43 million, according to the St. Petersburg Times.
Bucs sign first-rounder McCoy
The Buccaneers have reached agreement on a contract with first-round draft pick Gerald McCoy, NFL Network is reporting, which says it's a five-year deal worth a maximum of $63 million with incentives, including $35 million in guaranteed money.
Penn's new deal could cause friction on Bucs
The Buccaneers' decision to reward OLT Donald Penn with a lucrative long-term deal could cause friction among the team's other core players who want new deals, too.
Bucs sign second-round pick Benn
The Buccaneers announced they signed rookie WR Arrelious Benn to a four-year contract on Tuesday.
NFC South training-camp reports
In the seventh chapter of our training-camp reports, we look at the NFC South teams, including a Panthers team led defensively by LB Jon Beason.
Second-round pick Price signs with Bucs
The Buccaneers signed second-round pick Brian Price to a four-year contract on Tuesday, the team announced.
Patriots restocked roster after Super Bowl wins
We look at how defending Super Bowl champions drafted from 2000-09. Some teams — such as the 2005 Patriots, who drafted OG Logan Mankins — fared well, while others struggled.
Buccaneers sign veteran OG Vincent
The Buccaneers announced Friday that they have signed UFA OG Keydrick Vincent to a two-year contract.
Jones has edge on Piscitelli in Bucs' strong-safety battle
Indications are Sean Jones will replace Sabby Piscitelli as the starting strong safety, as some expected as soon as Jones signed with the Buccaneers this offseason.
Bowers was awaiting arraignment Monday on charges of criminal possession of a weapon after he was arrested at a New York airport when police found a loaded handgun in his luggage.||||||| Bowers was arrested at LaGuardia Airport as he was about to board a US Airways flight to Raleigh, N.C. Authorities say the loaded .40-caliber weapon was found during a search of his carry-on bag.
Bowers practiced for the first time this season on Wednesday, opening a three-week window in which the Buccaneers will be able to evaluate the second-year pro and determine if he'll be able to return from a torn right Achilles tendon that's sidelined him since May.||||||| If Bowers isn't activated by Nov. 7 to the 53-man roster, he has to be placed on injured reserve and sit out the remainder of the season.The former Clemson star led the nation in sacks two years ago, and the Bucs selected him and Adrian Clayborn in the first two rounds of the 2011 NFL draft in hopes of bolstering one of the league's weakest pass rushes.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers put Bowers on the reserve/physically unable to perform list Monday, when the roster was trimmed to the 75-man limit for the final preseason game.||||||| Bowers tore his right Achilles tendon during an offseason workout in May and has not participated in training camp. Both moves were expected.
Bowers has torn his right Achilles tendon during an offseason workout and will undergo surgery The second-year pro out of Clemson was a second-round pick in the 2011 draft. He started six of his 16 games as a rookie, finishing with 25 tackles.||||||| Bowers was injured at the team's practice facility on Thursday.


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Six Degrees is a physical social network that has the potential to turn Marriott's lobbies into business traveler mixers.
IKEA posted ads for three rooms on Airbnb and asked potential guests to explain why they should be chosen to stay the night - Perhaps you can add IKEA to your next room block...
If ever there was ever doubt that our industry is a major contributor to the US economy - The latest Department of Commerce reports an increased of 1.9 percent representing 7.6 million jobs in 2013, a gain of 146,000 jobs from 2012. YES!
Where the airline market is consolidated and controlled by a select few, the hotel industry is incredibly fragmented - It's harder for them to gain leverage over the OTAs when there are hundreds of choices in markets like New York or destinations like Mexico.
Yapta has turned its fare-searching technology into a corporate tool to hunt for lower fares and hotel room rates after trips are booked and send you an alert.
The best thing about all-inclusives might be that this one-price gives you peace of mind and eliminates wallet shock at check out. But here are five myths about all-inclusives that just might change your mind.
Do you find yourself saying yes every time your boss asks you to take a stab at a project that's in no way related to your core competencies simply because you want to look like a team player?
We rounded up the worst travel flops on record. Just be glad you didn't plan to visit any of them anytime soon.
If you're traveling this Labor Day to tick off a visit to one of the world's most popular tourist attractions - There just might be a perfect replica, in some very strange locales, closer to home. Here are 15 of the best.
Device-laden travelers can be seen daily prowling concourses in search of elusive power, while plugged-in fliers greedily squat at gates, lean against pillars and poke behind furniture to top up batteries.
When Alison Best took over as president and CEO of Visit Oakland in September 2012, the executive board advised her to spend her first day firing the entire staff.
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Despite pushing that little round silver button and digging your heels into the floor, your seat refuses to budge. You've just been blocked by the Knee Defender.
Elite Traveler has released its 13th Annual Top 101 Suites of the World, highlighting the world's most decadent innovations in the world of luxury hotels - Check out the pics here.
No more American, no more US Airways, What? Here's what you need to know - especially if you have a future ticket.
If every email you sent was perfectly phrased and well-received right out of the inbox, how much time could you save?
The expansion of the San Diego Convention Center is on hold - new funding options - putting the funding mechanism before voters, or trying to come up with a new plan - could result in a two year delay.
In just the past 30 days, passengers traveling to, from or through Denver International Airport have left behind 260 cellphones, 474 pieces of clothing, 72 wallets, 307 IDs and passports, 107 laptops and 191 suitcases and bags in the public areas - How do you get your stuff back?
To recline, or not to recline? It's one of the most divisive issues in air travel, and one that invariably leads to peeved passengers and a lot of passive-aggressive sighing, not to mention'"accidental' seat-kicking.
Blackstone and Hilton Worldwide, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and Kendall College in Chicago, launched a hospitality education program designed to help veterans and their spouses receive the experience and knowledge that can lead to a meaningful career in hospitality management.
Home to the largest green roof in North Eastern U.S. - though you'd never know it from the ground. Here's another reason you should consider the Javitis Center.
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It's so complicated... who is the best international carrier, how do I control my roaming charges, how do I make it all easy for me? Get your international cell phone advice here.
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Outside directors bring outside experience and perspective to the board. They keep a watchful eye on the inside directors and on the way the organization is run, and provide guidance as to risk management and good corporate governance practices. Should you reconsider your board make up?
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Lobster Lovers Beer - Rinkuškiai Alaus Darykloje
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Reviews by Nerudamann:
3.25/5 rDev +13.2%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass.
Look – golden color, clear, with good carbonation and little to no foam that develops.
Smell – very sweet smelling, almost like an apple juice. That's really all I can get out of it, just a very sweet, syrupy smell.
Taste – very interesting taste, I haven't tasted anything like it in a while, so it's hard for me to compare. It's sweet at first, but then there's a bitterness that creeps in after a while. But it's still not really very "bitter".
Mouthfeel – pretty well balanced, but leans more toward the watery side.
Overall – not a bad brew at all, but at the same time not extremely intriguing either.
11-05-2011 19:08:08 | More by Nerudamann
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3.73/5 rDev +30%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #44 (Sep 2010):
Brilliantly clear golden color with a creamy white head. Hints of cherry, white chocolate and rose water in the nose ... seems the alcohol wants to take over even in a subtle manner. Creamy body with a struggling crispness. Maltiness is pretty sweet with some vague fruit and buttery flavors. Warmth from the alcohol is of a clean solvent and peppery likeness. More malt sweetness in the end, though the beer does move forward. Surprisingly good, and for its hefty strength, it does not stray too far. The name says it all ... this would be good with a fresh lobster and drawn butter.
01-11-2011 18:13:28 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.03/5 rDev +5.6%
I tried both this and its 5% ABV brother, and didn't like either of them. This beer was a gold color with a small white head that disappeared quickly. It had an aroma of grain, and that was pretty much it. I thought the alcohol was very noticeable, but despite that, the beer was pretty bland. I finished this 500ml bottle and couldn't imagine having another one.
09-03-2008 00:48:57 | More by lordofthewiens
North Carolina
3/5 rDev +4.5%
02-03-2013 19:43:18 | More by Mantooth
West Virginia
1.1/5 rDev -61.7%
"Grab it by the claws!" Wow, 2 dollar pint of 9.5% abv let's get fucked up Lithuanian beer. Pours a deep semi viscous golden orange sunrise hue with a bright quickly dwindling white head. Thin scattered lacing between sips. Aroma is sweet honey tones, green apples, mineral water, barley husks with some cooked creamed corn. Flavor this is malt liquor it might as well come in a forty ounce bottle. Super cloying mess of a beer, just not acceptable. More green apple with honey bursts of gag reflux sweetness, cooked veggies and a bit of rust or penny sucking sensations. Mouthfeel is so bad I can't really stand taking a big gulp it's offensive. Medium bodied cloying mess with residual sugars clouding the palate, it's so bad it's making my head twitch with each sip. Drinkability, I don't think so drain pour, but it was worth the fun.
03-25-2010 03:41:00 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
2.45/5 rDev -14.6%
16.9 oz bottle served in pint glass.
A - clear golden color with a frothy white head that quickly disappears.
S - malty lager with high ABV
T -Mostly toasted malt but a bit of metaliic bitter taste too.
High (9.5%) ABV is too obvious and alcohol detracts from flavor.
M - light/medium body; low carbonation.
02-06-2011 22:12:01 | More by chinchill
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -4.2%
06-29-2013 18:29:21 | More by acurtis
3.43/5 rDev +19.5%
Picked up on a lark after a store marked them down to $2 a pop, poured into a nonic glass.
Rich transparent gold color with one finger of foam that dissipates after about a minute. Not a lot of bubbles to be had here.
Plummy mouthfeel. Hint of raisins and chewy toffee. The finish is a bit short and sharp. The alcohol sits on the throat nicely and isn't overwhelming. Surprisingly drinkable but nowhere near sessionable. You could pair it with food or enjoy it on it's own.
It's fortified, it's big, it empties pretty quickly. At $2 each, it'd be great to get a load of these in a bucket of ice water for a weekend party. It's not nuanced, and it won't win you points with the hop snobs, but I've had worse.
02-04-2011 23:53:50 | More by Groucho75
3.55/5 rDev +23.7%
Pours from a 500ml brown bottle into a tall 22oz pilsner glass. It has a hazy golden orange color with a decent 3/4" of head. The head wanes but leaves a little lacing on the glass.
Aroma is sweet and grainy with just a hint of hops. There is some similarity to a pilsner, possibly due to the hops that were used. It's new to my local beer store and smells fairly fresh so that's a plus.
Flavor is impressive in that it is easily the strongest lager that I've had that still tastes like a traditional German lager. Strong malt backbone gives it sweetness while a healthy dose of hops gives it a certain spicy citrus taste. Pretty well balanced and better than I expected.
Mouthfeel is solid, not too heavy and good amount of carbonation. Drinkability is alright but would be better if not so strong.
Overall better than expected and a steal at $2.50. I'm relieved there's no lobster taste.
11-27-2008 00:30:36 | More by GilGarp
North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +38.7%
A last-minute "what the heck" purchase from Brawley's in Charlotte, NC. Pours out a thin head despite a strong pour. Pale gold color, and the thin head is a wispy crown that holds on for awhile.
Aroma is straw, faint honey, candy corns (yeah, those Halloween candies), apple, white grape. All incredibly faint, but nothing awful either. I would've expected more alcohol, but I'm not getting it.
Flavor is thankfully all the things I like about this style and none of the bad. The 9.5% alcohol is kept in check, only providing a slightly boozy warming, not at all a detriment to the other flavors. And those mirror the nose--love the white grape aspect, the apple (red and green) and honey. Birthday cake frosting too. Barely any detectable hops but they're clearly here offsetting the interesting malt elements--otherwise this would probably be too sweet.
Mouthfeel has a syrupy edge, although the carbonation and thinner character of a lager are here.
Gotta give it to this one, the flavor is completely enjoyable. I've always liked this idea of this style but never found a decent representative until now. It may not look the business, and the smell is dull, but it performs where it matters most. Euro Strong Lagers could be the next thing for U.S. brewers to mess with--I'd love to see it. The strange name and weirdly sexy/disturbing label probably don't do it justice. I'd buy it again, as $2.99 a bottle seems fair.
12-31-2008 23:25:42 | More by Metalmonk
2.8/5 rDev -2.4%
here goes nothing...
A: just about a perfect golden color, darn close. Slightly hazy in the glass with tangerine colors in cohorts with the gold. Absolutely no cap or foam, just a few fat bubbles around the rim of the glass. I know the alcohol plays part in diminishing the head/lace but this is bonkers! Nothing at all!
S: surprisingly sweet and tart notes in the nose of apples, lemons and what reminds me of orange soda with floral notes. Pale malts are hidden among the sweets
T: this is by far not as bad as I was thinking after my initial whiffs. Malt and grain profile is kicked up a few notes but still is hidden by the sugary tartness of sour apples and oranges paired with floral and earthy notes. After a few sips the hops push more at bitterness and do tame the sweetness a bit.
Also, the alcohol is masked in the nose as well as on the tongue, however it does make a showing with half my glass gone
M: goes down without difficulty and has a tame feel, body is mild
D: i have become unhinged by this beer and its flavors and bizarre presentation/aesthetics. This beer has a type of stalwartness with a large dose intractably for the drinker
03-08-2009 06:34:08 | More by Magpie14
1.58/5 rDev -44.9%
A - This odd artwork on the bottle caught my eye. A lobster on a girl's back? Girl with the lobster tattoo? Pours clear and dark yellow with a small white head and virtually no lace.
S - Pungent turpentine and isopropenol (the stuff your doc used to swab your arm before a shot) over a sickly sweet malt base.
T - I don't know what they are going for here with the lobster thing, but all I taste is potent malt liquor-esque brew. There is a salty sweetness that could sort of be a lobster flavor.... I've probably only had lobster twice in my life.
M - Sugary and dense in a dextriny way, but not really full bodied. Finishes chemically and boozy.
11-18-2012 23:14:36 | More by pmcadamis
2.73/5 rDev -4.9%
Poured from the 500ml bottle into a pint glass. Body is a bright golden color, topped by a half-inch head that quickly recedes to a very thin layer. Aroma of sweet adjunct malt, treacle, and a hint of tropical fruit.
Palate is sweet with fruity, adjunct malt, and a very slight hoppy bitterness. Finish leaves a lingering sweetness, with a touch of warmth. A mild chalky character is not particularly pleasant. While the alcohol is well-integrated, this is not exactly a beer I'd like to try again. Try again, Lithuania.
08-21-2009 05:43:03 | More by ElGordo
2.75/5 rDev -4.2%
12-28-2012 01:28:51 | More by cliff1066
2/5 rDev -30.3%
10-02-2013 18:46:50 | More by the1stfo
South Carolina
2.28/5 rDev -20.6%
Served from bottle into a Hair of the Dog tulip. Poured a golden yellow with a minimal white head. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, corn, floral, grain, and fruit. The flavor was of sweet malt, corn, fruit, alcohol, grain, and floral. It had a light feel on the palate with medium-high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty below average brew. I bought this to amuse beeruser and funkydelic at GBX as they laughed when they suggest that I tick it. Phew! I now know why... The manager at Trappe Door described it as 'hot trash'. Not only does this thing not appeal to the palate, it does not do so for the eye either. I didn't know what to expect going into this one and there was honestly no way I could have prepared myself short of pounding a few 40's prior to this one. Just so harsh in flavors like nails on the chalkboard. Yeah guys, you got me good. Based on this one Lithuania should stick to whatever they are good at and leave beer alone in my opinion...
08-07-2012 18:18:02 | More by thagr81us
2.75/5 rDev -4.2%
Pours a clear yellow, decent head that dissipates quickly. Smells of grassiness with some floral notes, corn like sweetness. Tastes of sweet syrupy like malt with just a touch of bitterness. Alcohol fairly overwhelms this beer finishing fairly sweet and corny.
A pretty bad beer, doesn't bring much to the table besides corn like sweetness. Just a touch of grassiness saves this from being truly terrible, but just barely. Alcohol is pretty strong as well
12-27-2009 04:52:52 | More by bum732
2/5 rDev -30.3%
08-06-2014 00:37:47 | More by GRG1313
2.9/5 rDev +1%
A- Pours a slightly hazy honey color with an average white head which quickly dissipates.
S- Sweet aroma similar to a Helles Bock; honey-like with hints of brown sugar and cotton candy; just a slight herbal hop note.
T- Initial flavor is sweet malt, like the aroma suggested. Unfortunately, the flavor goes downhill from there. An astringent bitterness kicks in along with a distinct alcohol burn, with both sensations lingering in the dry finish.
M- Thin; this is one of the big problems with this beer. For the amount of alcohol and bitterness hops, you need a heavy, malty beer to hold up, and this beer just doesn't have it.
D- Without sufficient body, the drinkability (even by 9.5% ABV standards) takes a hit.
Overall: This beer comes off as a thin-bodied Maibock. Ultimately, this beer shows what happens when you brew a Maibock without a nice, malty backbone, and in the process shows why a nice, malty backbone is essential to a Maibock. Still, it's not a horrible beer and is worth it for the bottle alone.
04-06-2008 03:32:13 | More by Windigstadt
2.42/5 rDev -15.7%
pours semi hazy golden orange with a 1 finger head that faded fast and left no lacing
smells of sweet fruity malt and nail polish remover
taste is way too sweet and boozy and there is also some funky metal flavors
mouthfeel is nice - medium body good carbonation that gives it a smooth creamy finish
drinkability - another drain pour for the night i wouldnt buy this beer again even if i was wanting to catch a cheap buzz
09-19-2010 02:14:33 | More by jsh420
2/5 rDev -30.3%
01-01-2014 19:22:27 | More by Cloaked_Phantom
3/5 rDev +4.5%
02-06-2012 17:10:27 | More by LJWalker
3.5/5 rDev +22%
10-19-2012 06:47:01 | More by foxyaardvark27
2.68/5 rDev -6.6%
Pours out a wheat clear color with one finger of white suds and little to no lacing.
Not a lot of aroma here. Very faint malt and hops here and very little else.
Taste is bland at best. Some caramel and hops and that is it.
This is not very good for a 9.5% but you can 't tell that there is that much alcohol in this stuff.
08-03-2008 22:07:21 | More by peabody
3.5/5 rDev +22%
Lobster Lovers Beer has a thick, foamy, yellowish-white head, lots of thick lacing, an enormous amount of bubbles, and a hazy, orange-gold appearance. The aroma is very strong and bracing- one gets super-sweet, alcohilic barley malt and candi sugar. Taste is of sickly-sweet barley malt, melted hard candy, alcohol, barley malt, and bread. Mouthfeel is heavy, and Lobster Lovers Beer finishes sweet, harsh, and minimally drinkable. But, even with all the harshness and the jarring experience, it is a good one, and I score it excellent.
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Lobster Lovers Beer from Rinkuškiai Alaus Darykloje
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Oceanfront at Camelot-SIXTH Flr in Myrtle Beach
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- sleeps 6
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The Camelot by the Sea is the only themed resort at Myrtle Beach. Our Condo is on the 6th floor, an ideal floor for a building of 18 floors. Parents can relax on the spacious balcony and watch their kids playing on the beach! It has direct access to attached garage. There are two queen beds in the bedroom and a BRAND NEW queen sleeper sofa and chair in the living room. The living room has an amazing oceanfront view of the
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And location, location, location - Two blocks from the Myrtle Beach
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This is an 18-story full service resort with attached 10-story
parking garage. Amenities include: 90 foot indoor heated pool, 200
foot heated lazy river, 60 foot outdoor pool. Two spacious hot
tubs/spas. Terrific kiddie pools including a "Bubbler" and mushroom
waterfall. Oversized sand box on the pool deck. Bar at the pool
deck. Guest laundry on-site. Fitness center, game room, on-site
convenience store, grocery stores two blocks away, restaurant next
door, Starbucks across the street, fishing pier within 5 minutes of
Amenities: FREE WIRELESS INTERNET, Phone (FREE local calls), 2 Cable TVs, VCR, DVD Player, Games, Full Kitchen with Range, Microwave oven, Full size Refrigerator, Toaster, Coffee-Maker, Cooking Utensils, Paper Products, Towels and Linens, Iron & Board, Hair Dryer, Garage with Covered Parking.
No Smoking, No pets.
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Activities: Biking, Golf, Fitness Center, Gym,
Miniature Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Shopping, Restaurants,
Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing,
Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Rafting
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Jan 03-Mar 03 .. $ 315-450/week
Mar 04-May 25 .. $ 600/week
May 26-Jun 9 .. $ 795/week
Jun 10-Aug 11 .. $ 1100/week
Aug 11-Aug 31.. $ 800/week
Sep 01-Dec 21 .. $ 365-595/week
Dec 22-Jan 02 .. $ 500/week
Please add 13% SC taxes
$150 refundable security deposit required,
($300 to $795 per week)
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Ocean View Paradise-Awesome View & Balcony in Galveston
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
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The view is Awesome from our 4th Floor Condo located right on the Seawall directly overlooking the Gulf of Mexico !! Close to restaurants and Galveston attractions but on the quieter west end of the Seawall. Easy access to beaches and fishing.
Put your feet up on the rail of the large private Balcony, relax, and enjoy 22 feet of ocean views while the sea breezes swirl around you. Watch the pelicans dive and fish jump (sometimes even dolphins) while the shrimp boats and joggers pass by. The seaside sunrises and moonlit nights are breathtaking.
If you prefer inside comfort enjoy the same views while you stretch out on the leather sofa in the living room or lounge on the bed in the separate Master bedroom. Both have full glass walls with sliding doors that open right onto the balcony. Even the kitchen and second bedroom have ocean views !!
A perfect spot for a Family Vacation, a Romantic Getaway or just chillin' with Friends
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Corner unit at By the Sea - A quiet and stylish high rise building with 24 hour security.
Condo is updated and attractively furnished with Island decor and stainless steel appliances. Tile throughout.
Linens, cookware and dishes are included. Full size Refrigerator, Microwave, Dishwasher. 2 TVs, DVD player, Stereo system, small library collection.
2 comfortable Queen beds and one Queen sofa sleeper. Bedrooms are split far apart for privacy. One bathroom.
Building has a Lovely pool with tropical landscaping, BBQ grill, Tennis court, Laundry room and Coffee room.
Large, secure, well-lit parking lot in back with plenty of space for RV or boat parking. NO extra parking fee.
Must have at least one adult (25 years or older) in unit during complete stay. We welcome a maximum of 6 guests to this condo.
NO SMOKING INSIDE CONDO. SMOKING ALLOWED ON BALCONY ONLY - with doors closed to ensure the comfort of all of our guests.
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We are close to Schilitterbahn and the Moody Gardens Pavillions, golf course, a multitude of restaurants, and minutes from the historic Strand district and cruise terminals.
Miniature golf course and movie theater a short drive away.
Come for a weekend, a week, a season or a year!
While gulf-front, the complex is not "beach" front. There are stairs directly across Seawall Boulevard that lead into the water and folks go in the water from this spot regularly to fish and swim, but to find a sand beach you will need to drive a bit east or west depending on the type of beach you are seeking.
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Sun-Thurs Fri & Sat Weekly
Summer $185.00 $235.00 $1,210.00
Fall/Spring $145.00 $205.00 $ 990.00
Winter $125.00 $175.00 $ 850.00
2 night minimum, 3 night minimum during holiday and special event periods. Some events are subject to a 20% Peak Charge (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Lone Star Rally, Mardi Gras, etc.). When our properties are open last-minute, we will sometimes reduce our prices, so please do contact us for a personalized price quote. Lone Star Rally, Mardi Gras and Spring Break - summer pricing applies.
We do not ask for a security deposit - no hold on your credit card - use your purchasing power for vacation! The damage waiver included in the nightly rate covers incidental and accidental damages.
We are required to collect and pay 9% occupancy tax to the City of Galveston and 6% occupancy tax to the State of Texas. We also need to add the cleaning fee upon your departure. We will give you a personalized, all-inclusive price quote in the response to your inquiry.
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MARKLEVILLE — Things are cookin' in Markleville. With the recent publication of the community's cookbook, "Favorite Recipes," the secrets of some longtime family favorite dishes and desserts are out. The cookbook is a compilation of recipes contributed by Markleville residents, many of them family recipes handed down for generations. The project was launched as part of Markleville's centennial celebration in 2012.
"Some of these recipes are a hundred years old," noted Jan Fox, Markleville resident and cookbook contributor. Fox said the book includes recipes from her mother and grandmothers as well. The cookbook is packed with recipes in every category.
"Favorite Recipes" also relates a little of the town's history, which goes back quite a bit beyond the time of incorporation in 1912. The story tells of John Markle, one of the first settlers to Adams Township in 1823. He laid out the village in 1854, and built his cabin at the main intersection.
The cookbook also has its complement of humor, noting that one of the great things about living in Markleville is that "a night on the town takes 12 minutes."
Fox said that members of the Markleville Park Board's Jamboree Committee collected and prepared the compilation of recipes, with John and Alison Holmes spearheading the effort. Nine Stars, the community's telephone, power and Internet provider, contributed $1,000 to get the cookbook project off the ground.
Purchase price of "Favorite Recipes" is $12. Park Board official Wayne Fox said that proceeds from the cookbook will go toward the Markleville Jamboree, set for Aug. 1-4.The cookbook is available for sale at the Markleville Farmers Market, at the Jamboree, or by calling 533-9012, although copies are already going fast.
Like Nancy Elliott on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @NancyElliott_HB, or call 640-4805.
Cheesecake Jewels This prized recipe is among the favorite recipes featured in the Markleville Centennial Cookbook. The recipe was contributed by Mary V. Grandison. Cookbook organizer Jan Fox reported that Grandison, 91, came to Markleville when she was just 3 months old. Her family had a restaurant, filling station and grocery store in the town. 2 eggs, beaten ¾ cup sugar 2 8-oz. pkgs. Philadelphia Cream Cheese (at room temperature) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon lemon juice Cherry, strawberry or blueberry pie filling Vanilla wafers Place paper liners in 24 muffin tins. Drop one vanilla wafer into the bottom of each. Mix eggs, sugar, cream cheese, vanilla extract and lemon juice until creamy. Fill cups 2/3 full and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Cool slightly. Drop one tablespoon of pie filling in the center of each cup.


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WABI (Channel 5) reported on the University of Maine Cooperative Extension's Art in the Garden event held at Rogers Farm in Old Town. The event, which included music, live demonstrations and food, gave the Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners a chance to share with locals their produce and what they learned while in the program.
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FGCU Announces Five Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award Finalists
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU Department of Athletics proudly unveiled its five finalists for the prestigious 2012 Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award on Monday afternoon. The winner will be announced during the athletic department's annual Senior Send Off and Awards Ceremony on Monday evening (April 23) at the Student Union Ballroom.
The Scholar-Athlete Award is the highest honor FGCU bestows upon a graduating senior student-athlete and recognizes the ability of the winner to combine athletic and academic success (minimum 3.20 grade-point average) with community service. The 2012 Scholar-Athlete Award finalists include men's soccer player Adam Glick (Leola, Pa./Conestoga Valley HS), swimmer Leah Daniel (Winnipeg, Manitoba/Grant Park), women's basketball player Courtney Chihil (Tipp City, Ohio/Alter HS), men's golfer Brandon Pena (Clewiston, Fla./Clewiston HS) and women's soccer player Gina Petracco (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot).
The ceremony begins at 6 p.m. with an hour-long Senior Send Off program, which is coordinated by the Eagles Council, recognizing the graduating senior student-athletes. For the second time in program history, varsity letters will be bestowed upon the members of the senior class. The Athletics Awards program will immediately follow and include the presentation of the Community Service Award, Most Inspirational Award, the Carl McAloose Spirit Award, the Team Spirit Award and the Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award. The Most Outstanding Male & Female Athlete finalists will be announced that evening as well, with the eventual winners determined after the 2011-12 seasons are all complete.
A four-year starter at goalkeeper and two-time team captain, Glick is the program's all-time leader in saves (260), saves per game (4.00), wins (32) and shutouts (19). He also ranks seventh in games played (65), fifth in games started (65) and fourth in minutes played (5946). The Leola, Pa. native was a national finalist for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award and was selected to the media outlet's All-America first team. In addition to being a 2010 and 2011 Atlantic Sun All-Conference first team selection, the netminder was also the 2010 A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year. Glick, the 2011 recipient of the annual FGCU Duane Swanson Sr. Inspirational Award, helped the Eagles to their first-ever NCAA Tournament berth after securing back-to-back A-Sun regular season titles with a combined 16-1 conference record.
FGCU's record holder in four individual events (200 free, 500 free, 1,000 free, 1650 free) and the 800 free relay, Daniel also owns the top CCSA time in the 200 free, 500 free, 1000 free and the 1650 free. A two-time CCSA Swimmer of the Week selection and three-time CCSA All-Academic honoree, she has earned 17 CCSA All-Conference honors in four seasons at the CCSA Championship, including 11 first-place finishes. One of the program's 'Perfect Seniors', that helped lead the Green and Blue to four straight CCSA Championships, Daniel won two gold's in the 2012 CCSA Championship in the 200 free and the 1650 free.
A four-year starter and the fifth player in program history to score 1,000 career points (1,016), Chihil finished her career as FGCU's leader in career steals (199) and ranks at or near the top five in points (1,016; 5th), three-pointers (122; 6th), rebounds (603; 3rd) and assists (333; 4th). The two-time Capital One Academic All-District first team selection and two-time Division I-AAA Women's Scholar-Athlete Team choice is also a three-time A-Sun All-Academic honoree and was named to the inaugural A-Sun Academic All-Conference team as a senior. Chihil was a member of three A-Sun regular season championship teams (2008-09, 2010-11, 2011-12) and helped the Eagles verify the conference's third-ever unbeaten regular season by cruising through the A-Sun Tournament, taking the league's automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament with a convincing 67-39 win over second-seeded and 20-game winner Stetson.
Graduating third all-time in program history with a 73.3 stroke average, second with 40 par or lower rounds, second in career rounds played (100) and second in career counting scores (90), Pena finished in the top 15 at the A-Sun Championship all four years, highlighted by a second place finish in 2010 that earned him All-Conference status. The Clewiston, Fla. native finished in the top 20 in an astonishing 24 of 34 career tournaments, including 15 top 10s, and is currently ranked in the top 100 individually by Golf Stat.
Finishing her career ranked first in games played (74), third in points (44) and goals (16), and fourth in game-winning goals (5) and assists (12), Petracco earned a spot on the A-Sun All-Conference first team in 2011. The 2011 A-Sun's Scholar-Athlete of the Year, she was named to the Capitol One Academic All-District first team. Petracco's eight goals during her senior year were the fourth-best total in FGCU single-season history. The Fort Myers product landed on the A-Sun All-Tournament team after helping FGCU win its first-ever A-Sun tournament title and back-to-back A-Sun regular season championships.


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We have been on 11 cruises total and truly enjoy Holland America. We enjoy all of the crew members and became fast friends of crew and passengers alike.
Over the years so much has changed with HAL and cruising. Guess they were put on a budget. The entertainment was so-so, a movie in place of entertainment? Come on folks. Also why were the times changed for the show room. The old time was 8 and 10 pm depending on your dinner time, this works very well. Now its 7 and 9 pm. We are on fixed dining (our choice) and finish dinner about 7-7:30, and our show time is 9pm. So what can we do for an hour and a half?, we do not sit and drink nor gamble, so we check out a movie and go to our cabin, not going for most of the entertainment.
We were also asked to comment and let the cruise lines know it is time to replace a few items that were no longer working or (off and on working), or broken. The cappuccino coffee machine and the popcorn machine for example. The cappuccino machine was of major concern for the formal dining room, as it only worked when it wanted to, and left the waiters in a bad place of wanting to be there for their guests and not being able to comply with our needs.
We truly do love Holland America and will continue to sail with them because of the people they hire!!! Our next trip, already booked is for 72 days.
Our last ship was the Rotterdam and so many people 'had the cough'. We were constantly washing or turning away from the coughing people. I do think that was the only thing that bothered everyone. And, we did take note that the entire ship could do with a REALLY DEEP CLEANING and repairs.


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Cowboy Cookies
This delicious cookie recipe was adapted from the October 2008 issue of Martha Stewart Living.
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- Vegetable oil cooking spray
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup light-brown sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups old-fashioned oats
- 6 ounces semisweet chocolate, cut into 1/4-inch chunks (1 cup)
- 3 ounces (3/4 cup) pecan halves
- 1/2 cup shredded unsweetened coconut
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line baking sheets with parchment paper or nonstick baking mats; set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, salt, and baking powder.
Step 2
Beat butter and sugars with a mixer on medium-high until pale and creamy, about 3 minutes. Reduce speed to medium. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla.
Step 3
Reduce speed to low, and slowly add flour mixture, beating until just incorporated. Beat in oats, chocolate, pecans, and coconut until combined. (Dough can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.)
Step 4
Using a 1 1/2-inch ice cream scoop or a small spoon, drop dough onto baking sheets, spacing 3 inches apart.
Step 5
Bake until edges of cookies begin to brown, 11 to 13 minutes. Transfer baking sheets to a wire rack, and let cool for 5 minutes. Transfer cookies to racks. Let cool. (Cookies can be stored up to 3 days.)
SourceThe Martha Stewart Show, September Fall 2008
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Reviews (48)
ljmicci17 Jan, 2012
My mom has been making these cookies for YEARS... every since I was a little girl.... and I am 43 years old now! They are wonderful. We usually also would add raisins in them for an even chewier cookie. We also used chopped walnuts instead of the pecans. ALWAYS A FAMILY FAVORITE!!
wittnie24 Oct, 2011
MY favorite cookies to bake! They are always a hit!
LJGrandma11 Apr, 2011
I love these cookies! Unfortunately, though, I forgot the main ingredient, coconut, which was the reason I tried the recipe in the first place. However, even without the coconut, they have a great flavor, and the oatmeal makes them somewhat chewy inside and crunchy outside. It was a mistake that still had a happy ending!
babysmyles3 Mar, 2011
Timing is way off... toasting nuts took 7-8 minutes and the cookies maybe 10. Yummy and versatile recipe otherwise. I used sweetened coconut, margarine and mini chocolate chips cause that's what I had on hand. Great tasting!
CynThom26 Dec, 2010
I didn't have a mixer and tried to mix by hand. The cookies came out hard and not very good-- Do you think it is because it wasn't mixed good enough?
Katfowler29 Sep, 2010
These cookies tasted great but there are a few issues. The prep time is too short, the cooking time is too long and I only got 3 dozen not 5. I trusted this recipe - when I make them next time I'll know better.
ashtang22 Apr, 2010
Absolutely fabulous. I'm not a big chocolate person, so I took half of the dough and used white chocolate and butterscotch chips. The oatmeal makes this a lot healthier than a regular chocolate chip. I sent the recipe to my friends.
flits213 Jan, 2010
Has anyone made these without coconut?
dauden001 Dec, 2009
they are so so so good... I tried not to eat much, but i couldnt help.. everybody loved my cookies so much... i'm so happy.. and this became my favorite cookie
ljmicci30 Nov, 2009
My mom has been making these since I was a little girl!... and now I am 41 years old! These were definitely our family's favorite!... And now I make them all of the time for my kids!
emmapeep31 Oct, 2009
One of my favorites! I mix up the kinds of chocolate that I use--milk, dark, and semi-sweet as well as the kind of nuts--almonds, walnuts, and pecans all in the same batch! SO good!
Pudding198010 Aug, 2009
So delicious; great texture!
hayesstephens2 Aug, 2009
My mother-in-law even asked for the recipe!
mrs_lamay20 Dec, 2008
I make these vegan (using egg replacer), and they were a HUGE hit at a birthday part I brought them to. Gone in minutes. You won't be disappointed.
1Toffy16 Dec, 2008
This is a great cookie. I made them up, balled them, rolled them in Turbinado Sugar, and froze half of them in ziplock bags. Bakers Doz in each bag. Did them up tonight and there bout gone. I will freeze them up again too. Makes fresh cookies lots less work.
heather833025 Nov, 2008
Delicious, and they store well. Received rave reviews from my taste testers!
katherinef22 Nov, 2008
Perfect rustic drop cookie....the family loved them!!
karaheald17 Nov, 2008
Really, really good!!!
Pili8 Nov, 2008
Thank you for this recipe!!! These are great, delicious cookies!!!
nanasybie7 Nov, 2008
Wow! These are really delicious cookies. I used walnuts because that is the nut I had. I also added chopped dried cherries to the batter when I added the nuts and coconut. Mmm, mmm good. All you need is a cold glass of milk. Thank you for the recipes. The name is great-Cowboy Cookies.
jediqueen777 Nov, 2008
Question: has anyone cut the butter in this recipe with shortening? I've seen lots of Cowboy Cookie recipes with half butter half shortening. I'm making them tonight irregardless, but I wondered if I should experiment =)
homebaker7 Nov, 2008
My husband is the cookie lover in our house. I followed the recipe exactly and he loved them asking that I definitely make them again.
annlenhen7 Nov, 2008
I baked these cookies as above and they are my families new favorites. We renamed them to Soldier Cookies because we are sending them to our troops at war. www.treatthetroops.org I wish people would use this area for what it is meant for and that is commenting on the cookies recipes.
93720cook2 Nov, 2008
I just made cowboy cookies today using my mother-in-law's recipe. It's about the same as this one but everything was doubled. My family says the reason why you can store for only 3 days is...they are usually all gone by then. :)
Tkitty2 Nov, 2008
In regards to the printing of the recipe, I always use the tool-bar at the top of the page, and it usually works , but this time there was a K-mart ad on page 2!
marylhurstgirl2 Nov, 2008
These are delicious cookies. Why are they called cowboy cookies? I will make these treats again. Teenagers loved them this weekend. Thank you.
mykele2 Nov, 2008
Most of the recipes for cookies say...will keep for three days...why
the magical number of 3? Mine keep in a covered contained for
longer and of course, freezing always works on all cookies.l
Oh yes, prep time 5 minutes??? Not on your life. It takes 5 minutes
just to get the ingredients assembled. At least we finally got
a cookie recipe for cookie of the day.
jkgasser2 Nov, 2008
Cookies were GREAT! My family does not like the texture of coconut, so I chop it real fine in the food processor. You get the taste but not texture.
Schmooter2 Nov, 2008
To: rsvoboda - you can get a "printer-friendly" version by clicking on "print" (between the recipe title and recipe photo). A version without the ads should appear on your screen and you can print that. Don't know what operating system you have but you can also click on the arrow next to the printer icon on your toolbar and preview what the printed version will look like and adjust the size before you print. I usually use 125% for most Martha recipes.
sharonklannan2 Nov, 2008
Or left click at the top of the recipe and pull the cursor down to highlight what you want to print - click on "file" at the left top of your screen, then click on print - when the box opens click on "selection" and then click on "ok " - it will print just the part you highlighted. sklannan
basketpam2 Nov, 2008
I noticed one person asked about printer version of this recipe. In fact, every Martha Stewart idea online has a printer version. Above the recipe or idea there is a menu line with the words save, rate, print, email. Just click on print and there is your printer version. I use it all the time and it works great. I've created a notebook full of ideas that I find on this website. In fact, I purchase printer paper with the holes already in it and it's perfect, no other work to do.
sonyachloe2 Nov, 2008
To make a "printer-friendly" copy of recipe, just highlight the recipe (right click on mouse and hold it down) then paste into notepad, or wordpad or word.
You have to add the title of the recipe to it, it's not a very pretty-looking recipe, but there are no ads.
rsvoboda2 Nov, 2008
Anyone wonder why these recipes don't have a printer-friendly version? I love the recipes, but waste all my ink on the advertisements. They should offer recipe cards version in 2 sizes like foodnetwork. Just a thought!
mkjwhite2 Nov, 2008
I would LOVE to be able to print out the Comments pages, without the advertisements, by themselves. People have valuable comments I'd like to keep with the recipe. Kris
trishcortani2 Nov, 2008
I miss out on a lot of baked goods since I'm lactose intolerant. But in this recipe, for my fellow Milk-Lusters, use carob instead of semi-sweet chocolate and vegetable shortening for unsalted butter.
And just to pass up on all the un-free trade issues and GMO, bleached, modified junk, I just normally go ahead and use ingredients from my local health food store to know that I'm doing good to more than just my taste buds. So healthy yummy! ;)
tmpa2step2 Nov, 2008
My mother got this recipe over 50 years ago, and they are still my favorite cookie. Her recipe also called for 1 cup of golden raisins. Try it, they're great!!
sandyames26 Oct, 2008
Why can these cookies only be stored for 3 days? Can they not be frozen for later use?
jms12128520 Oct, 2008
such a great recipe! i was able to make them vegan and organic, by using all organic ingredients and substituting the egg with egg replacer, the chunks of chocolate with vegan carob chips and the butter with vegan earth balance butter. they tasted great and were healthful! Yee-haw for cowboy cookies!
GigiGool7 Oct, 2008
These cookies are delicious. I am very picky about choc. chip cookies. They have to be moist but not greasy. These are GREAT. And, true to the recipe, you get exactly 5 dozen. I will make these again and again.
Charlton6 Oct, 2008
I made these delicious cookies yesterday for a Football Tailgate Party.
What a Hit !! This recipe is a keeperl Linda from Baltimore
Yas57053 Oct, 2008
Uau! This cookie it's delicious!!! Me and my familly like it a lot! I always make this recipe! Thanks Martha, yous site is wonderful!!!!!! Love you to much!!! Good luck and God bless you! Patty from Brazil.
kimberlyk263 Oct, 2008
I remember when I was traveling through Texas some time ago I found this similiar recipe on a postcard - except it was called 'Texas Cow Chip Cookies'. There were peanut butter chips in addition to chocolate chips, bran flakes cereal and it was double the amount of ingredients as you made them huge using 1/4c measuring scoop (is that the same size as 1-1/2in ice cream scoop). They were and continue to be a hit whenever I make them.
CreativeJoAnne3 Oct, 2008
I made these for our Church Bake sale last Sunday.. I used butterscotch chips in place of the chocolate. Eveyone loved them..Especially, my husband..
Teapot_Collector1 Oct, 2008
My comments weren't so flattering I'm afraid. The grandkids didn't like the coconut bits, and they didn't like the way the oats stuck to their teeth. However they did like the nuts but not so much the chocolate chunks. I had to remind them Grandma made them and if they wanted more of other kinds they better rate them higher. They gave them a thumbs up.
imwithdino30 Sep, 2008
These cookies were a tremendous hit! Because the recipe makes so many cookies, I kept some at home, took some to work, and gave some to my mom and dad. EVERYONE is gobbling them up! This is definitely a new favorite.
sasawyer29 Sep, 2008
I too only had sweetened coconut -- I was afraid they would be too sweet, so I cut it back to 1/4 cup -- They were delicious!
yellobutterfly28 Sep, 2008
Tried this yesterday - everyone loves them! I used sweetened flake coconut and it was divine.
imwithdino22 Sep, 2008
My mom worked in a bakery in high school, and cowboy cookies have been her favorite ever since. I'm going to make these cookies as a special treat for her. They sound delicious!


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Me, Only Better: 6 Weeks to a Better Me
Yes, I am a Cancer -- a crab, in case you need reminding. And yes, we were in Maryland, on vacation. But those facts had nothing to do with why, after a week of my low-level grousing (How could we forget the sunscreen? Why is our hotel so far from the beach?), my husband presented me with a gift: a souvenir T-shirt featuring a cranky crustacean and the words, "Don't Bother Me, I'm Crabby."
I had to laugh at his 100-percent cotton intervention. One of the reasons I love Rob is that he accepts my imperfections. But in looking back, I realize that perhaps I'd allowed myself to grow a tad complacent about that. It's one thing to ask for patience with a passing dark mood. It's another to expect someone to coexist for weeks on end with a grouchy, messy, gossipy, slothful person whom even I don't like.
I resolved to enroll in a Better-Me Boot Camp: I'd choose six of my most disagreeable habits and devote a week to improving each. The goal? A nicer, more livable Sandy.
Week 1: Be More Grateful
Objectively, I lead a charmed life: wonderful husband, adorable 4-year-old, nice house. You'd think I'd count my blessings daily. But no. I'm too focused on how that same husband forgets wet laundry in the washer, the kid still can't write his name (unlike that little ginger-haired genius in his class), and the house needs a new roof. When I survey my kingdom, I'm much more likely to pick at the imperfections than revel in my many gifts. Why?
"Studies show that negatives -- what we don't have -- stay with us more than positives," explains Sonja Lyubomirsky, PhD, author of The How of Happiness: A New Approach to Getting the Life You Want. "It probably kept early humans from eating a poisonous plant twice, but it can really hijack your emotions." A proven antidote? Keeping a gratitude journal or writing gratitude letters. "You don't have to send them," says Lyubomirsky. "It's the writing that makes a difference."
I groaned at this hokey idea. But, grudgingly, I started typing out a nightly list, and lo and behold, I started to feel luckier, humbler, happier. My husband was another big winner: Noting his small favors -- the dinner waiting after work, the closet he'd painted, the credit card bill he'd paid (after I forgot) -- reminded me daily that the guy I married is greater than the sum of his wet laundry.
Chances for Long-Term Success: High
Experts say giving thanks also makes for more grateful kids, so now I've got my son counting his blessings every night at bedtime.


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You might be a bit confused on this. Its the Nikon D600 with dust issues. Are you sure you have a D1X


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Hennessey wants Speroni to agree new Crystal Palace deal
Updated 10:34pm Tuesday 13th May 2014 in Crystal Palace By Paul Green, sports editor
Wayne Hennessey says he hopes Julian Speroni stays at Selhurst Park next season.
The January signing from Wolves had been kept out of the Crystal Palace team until making his debut in Sunday's final day 2-2 draw at Fulham.
That was the first game Speroni had missed in 2013-14 and prompted fears he may not play for the club again with the Argentine's contract set to expire in the summer.
But his main rival for the number one shirt has joined the huge groundswell of support demanding Speroni is offered a new deal at Selhurst Park.
Hennessey said: "He's given me great advice.
"We get on really well. We'll speak to each other over the summer.
"He's a fantastic goalkeeper. I wish him all the best.
"Julian Speroni is a fantastic keeper and a credit to Crystal Palace.
"I hope Crystal Palace look after him now.
"He's had one of the best seasons ever. He's on fire and hopefully he comes back a Crystal Palace player."
Despite the healthy professional rivalry for a first team spot, Hennessey points out it is nothing personal.
"It's business at the end of the day," explained the 27-year-old Welsh international.
"He's a fantastic bloke, I've known him for years playing against him and he's always been a great credit.
"There is a goalkeeping union, we are really close.
"In the summer I'll give him a call and we'll talk.
"That's what goalkeeping union is all about."
Hennessey has had to bide his time since completing his switch from Molineaux but reckons patience just goes with the territory for anyone in his position.
"It's part of goalkeeping," he said.
"I've done a bit in my career. I've had stages where I've played and I haven't played.
"Whoever's got the jersey you look after them and whatever you need you're there for them.
"Hopefully I'll come back pre-season, have a good pre-season and you never know."
"We've got a fantastic bunch here.
"If we can keep everyone together it'll be perfect.
"We know what works now. We're all one big unit – the staff and everybody.
"If we can keep hold of everyone I think we'll fancy a great chance next season."
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VTech, Stussy, and others are joining forces to present for the heads this Friday, December 17th at Mighty. On the musical bill is legendary hip hop / R&B artist Ali Shaheed Muhammad. Ali Shaheed is most well known for being 1/3 of legendary hip hop trio, A Tribe Called Quest and R&B supergroup, Lucy Pearl.
Along with bandmates, Q-Tip and Phife, Ali Shaheed Muhammad went on to recording five albums as A Tribe Called Quest, and establishing ATCQ as hip hop legends. Tribe exited the world via the same stage as The Beatles and The Police, but their influence still lives with artists like D'Angelo, Common, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, The Roots and Musiq. (see A Tribe Called Quest Movie coming in 2011. )
After Tribe, Ali co-founded a new super trio named Lucy Pearl. Here with band members Dawn Robinson and Raphael Saadiq, he was able to explore more of his music abilities. Lucy Pearl fused funk, rock, R & B and hip-hop bringing a new energy and sound which remains to be duplicated.
The four time Grammy nominee will be at Mighty this Saturday, joined by Plug Research's Sa-Ra and Om's very own J-Boogie.
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Fabulous new townhome in this exiting, energetic beach community of Pacific Beach. This home is available year round and perfect for family reunions, corporate leases, or a great place for your family to stay if you are having a wedding in the San Diego area. We offer this home without an arrival restriction in the summer season. We do have a 5 night minimum but often can work around that depending on current reservations, so please check with us if you want to stay less than 5 days! This home offers beautiful decor. Professionally decorated and top of the line appliances and electronics. Each room invites you to BE ON VACATION. Relax and kick back while you enjoy this California Dream Home away from Home. The living area offers a cozy sofa with a pull out sofa bed. Relax by the gas fireplace and snuggle up to a good book!~ The designer kitchen separates the dining area and the downstairs bedroom from the living area. Nice open floor plan offers the perfect space for entertaining or family meals. Downstairs there is a full bathroom that can be easily accessed from the living area or the bedroom. The bedroom offers plenty of natural light and 2 twin beds. Upstairs there are 3 additional bedrooms. The North bedroom looks out into the nicely landscaped yard from the balcony and great windows that allow natural light to warm up the room! This room has a queen bed, flat panel TV, and access to a Jack-n-Jill Bathroom. The bathroom offers a shower and a jacuzzi tub. Also located upstairs is a full size washer and dryer. The middle room is set up with children in mind. It also accesses the Jack-n-Jill Bathroom and offers 2 twin beds. Lastly there is a very nice Master bedroom. This room has a King bed. South facing balcony and fabulous Master bathroom with another jacuzzi tub. We are currently adding the final touches to this home and will have photos soon. Please call us so that we can send you the virtual tour link and describe the property in greater detail. Nothing has been missed. This is truely a dream house that will afford you the luxuries of home and more. There is a 2 car garage complete with a couple of bikes, boogie boards, and beach chairs. The outside deck is located above the garage with a gradual staircase to access the patio seating and gas BBQ. Be one of the first to experience this fabulous beach home!
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Sandy Beach Rentals (858) 488-7100
house rental amenities
Property TypeTownhouse, 2 story, Built in 2012Unit Code1740 T
Beds1 king bed, 1 queen bed, 4 twin bedsBathrooms3 bathroomsRoomsSleeps 10, 8 dining seats, 2 car garagePetsNo pets allowed.LivingCeiling Fans, Fireplace, High Speed Internet, Ironing Board, Jacuzzi Tub, Linens, Washer & DryerBusinessHigh Speed Internet, Nearby Bank, Nearby Post OfficeEntertainmentBeach Chairs, Bikes, Boogie Boards, Cable TV, DVD Player, Games, Satellite TV, Stereo SystemKitchenBlender, Coffee Maker, Cookware, Dishware, Dishwasher, Full Kitchen, Glassware, Ice Maker, Microwave, Refrigerator, ToasterOutdoorBalcony, Beach, Biking, Deck, Gas Grill, Patio, Patio SeatingGeographicBelmont Park, Childrens Pool, Close to Town, La Jolla Village, Near Beach, Nearby Golf, Nearby Sailing, Nearby Surfing, Nearby Tennis, San Diego Airport, San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego Zoo (15 min drive), Sea World, Stephen Birch AquariumConvenienceBalboa Park, Golf Course, Movie Theatres, Nearby Grocery, Nearby Medical Services, Public Pool, San Diego Zoo, SeaworldCultureBalboa Park, La Jolla Art Galleries, La Jolla Playhouse, Old Town, San Diego Museums, Symphony Orchestra
vacation rental rates
Summer: Memorial Day week thru Labor Day (Sat to Sat only). If you need to stay other than Saturday to Saturday, please call us as we may be able to accommodate you.
Sept to May we require 3 night minimum, Holidays 7 night minimum (please call if you require less than 7 days as we may be flexible on certain holidays)
Monthly Rates require 30 days or more. Monthly rates my vary depending on the time of year ex: One month over a holiday period will be greater than one month over no holidays.
Some properties require 6 month lease for specific rate.
Summer 5/25-9/10 we require Saturday to Saturday reservation 7 night minimum. Sorry no exceptions can be made.
$200 refundable cleaning deposit required on each vacation home + damage coverage option of $350 refundable damage deposit or paying a $39 waiver for up to $3000 in unintentional damages.
Rates subject to change without notice.
11.05% Tax required in addtion to rental rates on all reservation under 30 days.
Cleaning fee is assessed and required on all vacation homes.
All rates are plus 10.5% Transient Occupancy Tax for rental under 30 days
Sandy Beach Rentals (858) 488-7100
accepted payment methods
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