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I routinely roll fondant out super thin with just my rolling pins. First, roll it out as thin as you dare with a large pin, then cut your shapes and roll them even thinner with a small, 1"- 1 1/2" pin. I roll it as thin as (construction) paper and thinner.
I don't like the messy look on the upside-down method ruffles, personally. I've done a bunch of ruffle cakes and I use a chocolate clay/fondant mixture that stays stiff enough to ruffle nicely and stand up off the cake. You can do it right side up and it looks neater. The first time I took one it took three hours to put the ruffles on a three tiered cake, but the more you do the faster you get. If you estimate an hour per tier, then add one for good measure, you can figure out how much more you need to charge.
I just did a similar cake. I am in the mid-west and I charged $6.00 per serving, but we are lower than alot of other areas of the country. You do not tip the cake upside down to decorate, you simply start at the top and work your way down to the bottome of each tier.
that is a really lovely execution of the ruffles there in the OP.
One thing to remember when comparing prices to a Maggie Austin cake is that she has some serious cake going on under the fondant as well. (i always keep an eye out for mentions of her cake flavors because they are so interesting). She has said in interviews that one of her most popular flavors is vanilla and sour cream cake with peach-apricot preserves and milk chocolate Earl Grey buttercream. Part of her price (starting at $10 serving, surely for a basic cake with the ruffle work being higher) also reflects the premium cake and filling choices.
I just tried this last weekend. I googled and YouTubed everything I could think of on the techniques, then just started rolling and fluffing (Not upside down) I too was worried about cutting- I used 50/50 fondant and gumpaste. I tried both ruffles and waves! Would space both types a bit closer together next time, and leave my waves standing upright more rather than have them stick out so much. I had no trouble at all cutting with a sharp knife.
Different strokes for different folks....
... I prefer the ruffles this way. To me, to have them the other way looks a bit too 'frou-frou'.. too busy like a tutu skirt.
Yours is a gorgeous version of this cake - the ruffles are beautifully thin and delicate!


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Posted 24 February 2013 - 02:47 PM
Dear Friends
I am shifting to Canberra on 27 March 2013 with my husband and 6 years old boy.
I would appreciate if you all guide me for the schools and the suburbs ...We are looking for homes in Kaleen and Turner area as the public schools there are the best as per the Govt. website http://bettereducation.com.au/school/Prima...ool_rating.aspx . Please correct me if I am wrong.
I know Kaleen suburb is a family friendly area...bt m nt sure about Turner...plz suggest me whoch suburb and which school will be best...my little one is very shy and hesitant and might take ages to open up ...bt otherwise he has been always good in his class and won several prizes in school...
Your valuable advice will be appreciated...might have another couple of questions 2 ask..
Thanks all
Posted 24 February 2013 - 03:58 PM
Hi Charu,
A few quick questions that will help decide schools (and therefore locations).
What ages are your kids (like lower/upper primary), about to hit HS, HS or College (yr 11 & 12). At the moment I am assuming Primary.
Are you planning on moving in a few years, or staying there for 10 or 20? The right college is more important than PS, especially with the ACT senior program, so if you are not moving, look ahead.
Do you want to go into the private system? Waiting lists are long, so do that first if you want to.
Do any of your kids have specialist needs, such as disabilities, gifted, drama, languages or sport?
Kaleen is a lovely area, and there is a family GP there with open books (a rarity in Canberra). It feeds into Kaleen HS (and Gininderra College). Turner is an older neighborhood, and has an older demographic, so more retirement aged and less kids than the younger suburbs. It is also more expensive than other areas due to the proximity to the city. Turner PS is a feeder for Lyneham HS (and therefore Narrabundah College), which are both excellent government schools.
Posted 24 February 2013 - 04:29 PM
Hi dear
Thanks 4 d reply
My little one is approx 6 years...he will go to primary school i guess...he will be 6 yrs on 1 st June 2013...
We plan to stay in Australia as long as possible ...
We r searching homes in Kaleen and Turner area...bt nt finding any good one in Kaleen ...my hubby might not stay with us for the time being so don wan a big house..
And Turner area ...m bit confused about it...
When we went to Canberra first time...we saw the Public Library in Gungahlin ...do they have such libraries in every suburb ?
Posted 19 April 2013 - 11:51 AM
This is a few months old now so you have probably found your home. I live in Kaleen and my children attend Kaleen Primary. Just to clarify Elizabethany's response Lyneham High feeds to Dickson College not Narrabundah.
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Manchester's annual security event is set to return to The Bridgewater Hall next week, and delegate places are still available to book, free of charge.
Organised by the British Security Industry Association – the trade association representing the UK's private security industry – in partnership with Greater Manchester Police and Manchester City Centre Crime Prevention Panel, the event aims to explore new and innovative methods of providing business security and community safety.
Themed as 'Manchester 2013: Securing the Future', the event aims to educate and inform local businesses from across the North West, bringing them together with local Police forces to facilitate discussion of the security challenges faced by the region, and the solutions on hand to combat such issues as crime and anti-social behaviour.
Free to attend for delegates, the event will take place on Wednesday 20th March 2013 at The Bridgewater Hall in Manchester city centre, and welcomes back popular speakers from last year, as well as some new faces, including Deputy Chief Constable, Ian Hopkins, who will formally open the event.
Returning to the event in 2013 is Superintendent Stuart Ellison of Greater Manchester Police, whose presentation on Manchester's night-time economy proved popular in 2012. This year, he will be speaking on the subject of integrated partnership working, and what this means for policing Manchester's busy city centre.
Also speaking at this year's event will be Chief Superintendent John O'Hare, whose presentation will focus on policing a major event, with a specific emphasis on the recent TUC march.
In addition to the informative conference programme, the event will include a comprehensive exhibition, enabling delegates to see first-hand the innovative range of products and services to delegates from a range of end-user businesses.
Local business representatives can find out more details and book their place at this year's event via the BSIA's website.
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Cooking Dirty With Delia Smith
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Posted by haveuseenmystapler on Jan. 15, 2013
I'd love to make some deliveries to her back door.
excessive spoon tapping?....no... just right.
love the needless spoon tapping...
I'll give it a 37 but you can't dance to it.
++++ I just got paid $7500 working off my computer this month. And if you think that's cool, my divorced friend has twin toddlers and made over $8k her first month. It feels so good making so much money when other people have to work for so much less. This is what I do, ++++ INFO40.COM ++++++ >>>>>>> ?Unless you are willing to drench yourself in your work beyond the capacity of the average man, you are just not cut outfor positions at the top.
I made my own batter while watching this.
You can cock!
I followed the recipe and came out with an awful mess! what did I do wrong?
nothing, you did it right
Not only is she a stunner, she's got a dirty sex mouth and she can cook. Perfect combo! T.V was bad-ass in the olden days. 8/10
Um, this was...funny...
Why do you Americans always have to be different? Um, om, what's so wrong with erm? Another one is anyway which is now 'anyways'. It's like you always have to either change a letter or add a letter to stay 'hip in da hood'.
Dude, you need to refill your anxiolytics ASAP!
It was just an observation. I mean granted, you didn't start the um om stuff, but I just wanted to put the question to you, that's all.
And what's with them using 'also' at the end of sentences? Plain retarded.
Erm? What the hell is that?
Eh wot? Cor Blimey!
That is one of the funniest edits...EVER!!!
Now she manages a whole football team. True story.
Well greased 12" prick...lol
It's funny. Cause it sounds like she is talking about having sex. I also have a question. Was she making a Creampie?
Move over Nigella, looks like Delia is not going to take it laying down. Or is she?
HA! I totally do her too
Someone with too much time on there hands its a bit sad..... But I salute you for the effort!!
what retards say its fake.... .. are yous that bleeding stupid. . it was made out of many episodes. AND AS 4 THE MONGO THAT SAID 7 CANT CHANGE DRESSES THAT FAST. ...you fuckin handicap retard
this tickled my fancy
So are we supposed to be impressed with this crap?
Someone must have bored to do this shi...
Impressive bit of work put into this one.
Someone spent a really long time on this...
She has the ugliest chest I've ever seen
delicious drizzle.. of prick. something thats sticky and chewy!
Good lord - well done!
laser pointer
I fapped to this, then I banged your mom
of course its fake it was edited to sound like that duh!!!!!!!!!!!
Wooden spoon? Oh boy!
I wouldn't mind if she offers me a creme pie... I'm tired of little Debbie's oatmeal creme pie ;)
The editing here is seamless. I almost believed she was actually saying those things. Nice work.
bahahaha, genius ! delia, get it up ye
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Dot Records' General Manager CHRIS STACEY today unveiled seven staff members who have been hired for the iconic label's promotion efforts.
In late March, The New York Times first broke the news of the legendary establishment's resurgence and announced the 20-year industry veteran's appointment, who previously held posts at Warner Music Nashville. Remaining in Nashville, Stacey reports to Big Machine Label Group President and CEO Scott Borchetta and can be reached at 615.846.7745 or email@example.com.
"I look at the team that we have assembled here at Dot and the entire Big Machine Label Group and I know that we cannot only compete, but win. Newly named Director of National Promotion Kris Lamb is such a perfect fit to spearhead this team, where we have such an amazing balance of experience, relationships, intelligence, promo skill and hustle. I cannot wait to unleash this team on our first single!" exclaimed Stacey.
Under Stacey's leadership, the Dot Records' powerhouse team will consist of staff members with multi-genres backgrounds as well as internal hires within the Big Machine Label Group:
KRIS LAMB (Director of National Promotion) is upped in the label group family, where he most recently served as the West Coast Regional for Big Machine Records and was integral in the careers of Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts, Danielle Bradbery and The Cadillac Three. He will relocate to Nashville and can be reached 615.846.7750 or via email@example.com.
JAMES MARSH (Director of Southwest Promotion) joins the team from Warner Bros Records, where he served as Southwest Regional Promotions Manager. Based in Dallas, TX, he is available at 615.846.7747 or email@example.com.
BILL LUBITZ (Director of West Coast Promotion) will remain based in Las Vegas, NV, where he was most recently at Black River Entertainment in National Radio Promotion and West Coast Regional. He can be contacted at 615.846.7752or email@example.com.
MICHELLE TIGARD-KAMMERER (Director of Midwest/Northeast Promotion) previously Sr. Director of Brand Marketing and Strategic Partnerships at Country Radio Broadcasters and will be located in Nashville. She can be reached at 615.846.7751or via email@example.com.
EJ BERNAS (Director of Southeast Promotion) comes from Curb/Universal, where he served as Sr. Director of Promotion. Remaining in Nashville, he can be contacted at 615.846.7749 or email@example.com.
RACHEL DOBSON (Promotion Manager) joins the label from Capitol Records Nashville & EMI Records Nashville, where she served as Promotion Coordinator. Shewill be based in Nashville and is available via 615.846.7748 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
GARRETT HILL (Executive Assistant) is a staple within the Big Machine walls, previously interning with the company and working as the Traffic Coordinator for the label group. He can be reached at 615.846.7746 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Under the Big Machine Label Group umbrella, Dot Records is armed with the same tenacity and poised for similar success that both BMLG President/CEO Scott Borchetta and Republic Records CEO Monte Lipman have enjoyed. Their previous joint venture, Republic Nashville, launched the careers of Florida Georgia Line, The Band Perry, Eli Young Band and Cassadee Pope, scoring eleven #1 hits and selling over 30 million tracks in a mere five years.
Comparably, Dot Records will be headquartered in Nashville and will utilize the combined resources of Big Machine and Republic Records. The Universal Music Group, parent company of Republic Records, now owns the original Dot Records catalogue.
Dot Records' success from inception in 1950 relied on finding, developing and marketing great music regardless of genre boundaries. That mission will remain intact as artists' signings and incredible new music from across the globe are revealed in the coming months.


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Grey's Anatomy Review: Nothing Left To Squeezeby Courtney Morrison at . Comments
Grey's Anatomy returned with "Love the One You're With," an episode that made you question when it's okay to settle and when it's not. For one thing, viewers did not have to settle for this episode.
This hour of television was up to the beloved GA standards.
Welcome Back, April! Catching everyone off guard, Kepner returned to Seattle. The tension between her and Jackson was radiating off the screen. Who can blame her? As soon as Avery took his shirt off, he had her. The hour wasn't even over before the two were back at it. This is a couple for whom viewers can root. April has grown since her character was introduced. She's no longer much less annoying than she used to be, and she's honest. A girl with principles is a girl you want to do well. Too bad their secret is out!
Decision Time. The survivors of the crash were presented with the decision to settle with the company behind their plane crash. For some reason, not too sure why, the group had to be unanimous in the decision. There were definitely some pros and cons to doing so. Rehab...money for their children...peace. But what is the right decision? The group chose NOT to take the money so the company will continue their investigation and can prevent it from happening again. How do you react to this?
Cristina Smiles! It is no secret that I want Yang back in Seattle ASAP. I am not alone in wanting her to reunte with her people and there is only so much time you can spend face-timing on an iPad. Yet something changed in this episode. Her finally accepting her new hospital and that she is working with Dr. Thomas just made her arc that much more interesting. Yang tried to be mentored by many surgeons since this series started. It looks like she might have found the right one in the dinosaur. You had to love that ending scene between the two.
Calzona Struggles. How heartbreaking. We were promised that the story with these two, Arizona especially, would be intense and amazing. It looks like we are getting what the writers teased. Callie is right, this is her life now too. This is one arc that I can't wait to see continue.
Side Notes...
- Jackson shirtless = amazing...still.
- Has April ever looked better?
- Loved Bailey's Post-It Notes!!
- The Dream House is absolutely beautiful. Kinda jealous of Meredith Grey in many ways.
- How long until Alex and his intern start hooking up? Hopefully this becomes a relationship for him.
- Was it me or were the cases this week just a little more gory? That foot was disgusting!
- I feel for Arizona, but I am not a huge fan of her when she is mean!
- Is something going to happen between Yang and her new chief?
Overall, another solid episode from Grey's Anatomy. The writers are still on point after all of this time. There were plenty of funny Grey's Anatomy quotes worth checking out.
Sound off below and let us know what you thought of "Love The One You're With." And don't forget to check out the official TV Fanatic Grey's Anatomy Round Table later this week.
Until next time, Fanatics.
@ add April is wearing attending scrubs because she is an attending. She is just not board certified.
I like that Jackson is sticking by April. Must be true love on his part. Find it hard to believe that a hot guy like him would fall for April, but I like the idea. Now for Alex, when is this poor guy going to get a good story line? He keeps getting the shaft as far as I am concerned. I don't care for his intern, hope this isn't the love of his life, but we all know who that is.
Every plane crash is investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. Private companies in no way have control over the evidence or the investigation into the cause of a crash. The government has full and total jurisdiction and publicly releases the results.
I know this is only a TV show but the whole thing at the end where they wouldn't settle because they think the company is going to hide something and they are going to 'make sure it never happens again' is posturing, completely unrealistic BS.
Loved this episode ! I'm happy the survivors did not settle, not only they have to prevent this kind of accident in the future, but it was the right thing to do to honour Mark and Lexie. The shower scene was so fucking heartbreaking, seeing the former roller skate girls sitting in a pool of urine is hard and I find it really disturbing to see Arizona "mean", even though I get it. I think she'll snap out of this now, when Callie started to lose it and cry, you could definitely see that Arizona finally understood she's not the only one in pain. Time to say that Callie is really a strong person cause everything is on her at the moment. Finally, I absolutely love Doctor Thomas, and I think he's gonna be a good support to Cristina, in his own way.
Loved the scenes with Cristina and Dr. Feeny. Thinking perhaps that she found a father-figure in the great surgeon.
I don't think that Arizona is too angry if I was in her place I wouldn't be all happy neither her life changed and yeah it sucks that callie is being treated that way but Arizona asked callie to promise that she would save her leg and she didn't and in Arizona mind callie cut off her leg she just need time to adjust to everything and eventually she Will be happy again because I really miss happy arizona so lay off arizona.
I have a really important question: why is April wearing the attending scrubs (dark blue ones)????????
AHAHAHAHA! I could not hold back tears with Bailey this time-she is my ULTIMATE favorite, because of her motherly ways are my motherly ways. He let go, I know what that feels like! When babies let go and go to school, it is heart breaking, but like the Chief said, they always come back. And Jackson, YUMMY!!! I love that scene and they are intense, love it! The settlement, Callie broke me down to tears too. You cannot settle, they have money, they are doctors, they need to make a change. Good choice. Alex-I am over him, moving on! Also LOVING Patrick Dempsey's hair, thats all I kept looking at. His flashbacks caught me off guard. Too many tears, but great episode, whats next!?!?
Just wondering, when will we ever see a storyline about Alex running peds? I mean, they can't just shove it in the back and expect us to not notice? I think it would be a great storyline to see Alex fight for the children.
It's good that Christina is kinda getting along with the dinosaur, but I need her back to Seattle, I mean, Seattle Grace/Mercy West is THE place for her. She needs it as much as it needs her. And yes I agree with @Emy , Yang cannot hook up with her new boss, that's just too many superior/boss thingy doctors for a lifetime. So yeah, Owentina all the way, Crowen, whatevs.


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Whether your love of Star Wars dates all the way back to the original release of Star Wars: A New Hope, or just Star Wars as it was known back then, or whether you joined the ranks with the release of the prequel trilogy, you probably know by now that Star Wars fans are some of the most rabid collectors in the world.
Whether it is pins, replicas, lithographs, action figures, original artwork, or anything else you little galactic heart can imagine, Star Wars fans want it.
With that being said, I have a feeling that the more dedicated collectors are about to have their minds blown.
Thanks to Sideshow Collectibles, who also brought you a life-sized Boba Fett Figure and a life-sized rendition of Han Solo frozen in Carbonite, you can now own a life-sized and ridiculously awesome Darth Vader figure.
That is…if you have $8,000. The good news is, if you don't have the cash up front, you can also make payments, which are nothing short of a month's rent, on the collectible. The payments come out to about $719.90 a month for a full year.
Honestly, I am at a loss for words at how amazing this truly is. The figure stands approximately 7 feet tall, stand included, and weighs about 105 pounds.
According to IGN, the character was recreated based off of Vader's appearance in Return of the Jedi. The statue comes on a cinematic light-up display case, a hand-tailored quilted suit, screen-accurate armor, and sequencing electronics in the chest box and belt.
As if this wasn't cool enough already, he comes with interchangeable hands so you can recreate all your favorite scenes with some classic Vader gestures.
You really have to see this to believe it. Take a look for yourselves.
Now, we all know that those of you who have the money are going to rush out and get one so that when Halloween rolls around, you can scare the bejesus out of every single kid in the neighborhood. Now…how do we make this thing talk?


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"Just win our game" – that's the message from Wolves boss Dean Saunders ahead of Saturday's season's finale at Brighton.
Wolves need not only to win but also for both Barnsley and Peterborough to lose – with a five-goal swing with the latter – and Saunders knows that survival is now highly unlikely.
But he wants the team to at least try and end a disappointing season on a winning note against promotion-chasing Brighton, and then see what happens elsewhere.
"We have to try and make something happen, and if it doesn't we will start again," said the boss.
"When you look at Aston Villa and their result last night, they have had an 11-goal swing on goal difference over Newcastle in two days.
"These kind of things happen in football every season, and if we were to win on Saturday – and the other two teams lose – it is going to be touch and go on goal difference.
"If we win our game and Barnsley and Peterborough lose, it is going to be within a goal or two – it is unlikely but not impossible.
"We've just got to go there with belief that we can win our game, then we need Crystal Palace to turn on a performance against Peterborough.
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South African hockey witnessed arguably its biggest-ever crowd at Randburg Hockey Stadium Tuesday night and the fans weren't disappointed when the lads in green and gold beat Malaysia 3-1 in the fourth and final Test after leading 1-0 at half-time, a result that leaves SA 3-0 series winners.
SA won the first Test 2-1 and the second Test 3-1 while the third Test was a 4-4 draw.
SA opened the scoring thanks to Wade Paton's 15th-minute penalty stroke after Clint Panther was upended in the strike zone.
Both sides had great chances during the match but a combination of superb goalkeeping and defending kept the scoreboard quiet.
Turnovers came and went as the game became looser but the crowd erupted in the 55th minute when SA conjured up a slide-rule move down the right for Pierre de Voux to smash the ball past goalkeeper Kairulnizam Ibrahim (2-0).
Malaysia hit back in the 57th when Chua Boon Huat set up Ahmad Tajudin Tengku's magnificent reverse-stick blast that ripped into the net (2-1).
Malaysia won their first PC on the hour-mark but outstanding keeper Rassie Pieterse saved superbly before SA broke out fast for De Voux to get in a shot that was blocked, while Firhan Asaari came agonisingly close at the other end soon after. With three minutes left Rhett Halkett steered two Malaysian penalty corners off the goalline with remarkable skill.
And to rub salt into the wounds SA broke away with Jonty Robinson at first, then De Voux and Miguel da Graca combining, before Julian Hykes made it 3-1 with a quick-fire shot that cracked into the backboard.
The teams meet again in Pool B at the World League semi-finals in Johor Bahru, Malaysia on June 30 and SA will go in with the psychological advantage.
Mugg & Bean Player of the Series was SA captain Austin Smith.
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'The Dog' brings out real robber behind 'Dog Day Afternoon'
A review of "The Dog," an absorbing, rollicking documentary about John Wojtowicz, who's best known as the guy Al Pacino played in "Dog Day Afternoon."
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'The Dog,' a documentary directed by Allison Berg and Frank Keraudren. 100 minutes. Not rated; for mature audiences. Grand Illusion, through Thursday.
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It turns out that the true-story bit about "Dog Day Afternoon" was, well, pretty true. That's one of the jaw droppers in "The Dog," an absorbing, rollicking documentary about John Wojtowicz, who's best known as the guy Al Pacino played — with heart, soul and a river of flop sweat — in "Dog Day Afternoon."
In Sidney Lumet's 1975 classic, Pacino portrays Sonny Wortzik, whose new career as Clyde Barrow goes south as soon as he pulls out a gun in a Brooklyn bank. Thwarted by bad planning and legions of cops, Sonny eventually ends up in cuffs. The same pretty much happened to Wojtowicz, except that he was immortalized in a Hollywood masterwork.
Directors Allison Berg and Frank Keraudren begin their story with Wojtowicz, whom they met in 2002. He was in his late 50s, a small man with an accent straight out of Brooklyn. As the world came to know, he was somewhat of a romantic.
In 1972, when Wojtowicz took over a Brooklyn bank, he wasn't yet the Dog. He was just Little John, a Vietnam veteran, a father and a husband. He was also 27 and separated from one wife, Carmen Wojtowicz, with whom he had two children, and having problems with a second, Ernest Aron aka Liz Eden, a transgender woman.
What might have been just another ho-hum heist turned into headline news when, shortly after the police descended on the bank, Wojtowicz announced that he wanted Eden released from a psychiatric ward. "I'm gay," Wojtowicz explained. "When I get Ernest back, then I'll release one of the hostages." Pandemonium ensued, and the crowd outside the bank swelled to an estimated several thousand.
Drawing on extensive interviews and digging deep into archives, Berg and Keraudren revisit the bank robbery while doing so much more.
"The Dog" is, as its title suggests, a documentary portrait, but it's also an exploration of that sometimes messy thing called identity. Part of what makes Wojtowicz such a fascinating character is that he seemed to rotate identities as easily as other people change socks, and without angst. At one point, he campaigned as a Goldwater Republican; not too long afterward, he was agitating with the Gay Activists Alliance.
His transformation from activist to outlaw appeared equally seamless.
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Split-pea soup simmers in the slow cooker, made entirely from ingredients Nicole McDonald already had on hand, including last night's leftover ham. French bread rises on the counter, made from pantry items. Even if it weren't snowing, the McDonald family would be staying in, avoiding spending a dime on a restaurant meal, a movie or any other entertainment.
It's Frugal February, 28 days in which the McDonalds will voluntarily abstain from spending money on anything that is not a necessity.
No games or toys for the three children. No online shopping or drive-through coffee for McDonald, 34. No snacks from the cafeteria for her husband, Pete McDonald, 35, a civilian IT technician at Offutt Air Force Base.
They are spending money only on the essentials: the mortgage, diapers, a few perishable foods — milk, fresh produce — and any emergencies that arise. And no, cigarettes are not an emergency, which McDonald hopes will help her finally kick the habit after years of on-again, off-again smoking. When her last half pack is gone, it's gone.
Why would the McDonalds voluntarily endure a month with no shopping, torture for some shopaholics? After all, they're not broke; in fact, this frugal family, once in debt, today has several months of living expenses socked away.
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Nicole McDonald heard about the idea on a frugal living blog where the author went 31 days with no unnecessary spending. Other frugal-lifestyle advocates have blogged about going a week, or as long as a year. They say it's not so much a sacrifice as a chance to use up what you already have, develop a budget and plan for a truly meaningful purchase or investment, instead of frittering away small bills on impulse buys. In diet terms, it's a cleanse.
McDonald thought it was just the thing she and her husband needed to help them meet financial goals. The McDonalds hope to pay cash for a used car, take a vacation for their 10-year anniversary, and pay off their house in the next seven years, all big expenses she said will not happen without some "serious budgeting magic."
She pitched it to her husband a few days before the end of January, thinking he would say, "That's crazy, no way," but instead, he said, "Sure, why not?"
Coming from her, it didn't surprise him. Nicole McDonald isn't your everyday coupon-clipping mom.
The Lincoln native, with a bachelor's degree in business management, served seven years in the U.S. Navy, where she met her husband and was trained as a financial counselor, helping other service members prepare budgets and make financial decisions.
After leaving the service and moving with her family back to her home state, she took advantage of the GI Bill to earn an MBA at Bellevue University. Now she blogs and teaches classes in local libraries and community colleges about couponing, meal planning, how to win "freebies" and how to have frugal fun with your children. In 2013, she self-published a book, "The Extraordinary Art of Couponing," available on Amazon.
McDonald practices what she preaches, using an all-cash budget and jotting down every expense on a spreadsheet on the fridge.
But she's never gone this far before and didn't know what it would feel like to crack down so hard on spending. She considers shopping recreation, even a hobby, and can recall exactly what she spent on items in her pantry.
She has an advantage most spending dieters don't: a big pantry full of food and household items accumulated from couponing. She buys in quantity to take advantage of grocers' predictable three-month sales cycles and seasonal deals. There are 12 boxes of Cheerios alone, plus pounds of coffee, frozen vegetables, chicken nuggets, crackers and tomato sauce.
McDonald is creating weekly meal plans that put her stash to work. Dinners aren't just canned soup; February's menus include baked chicken with rice, spaghetti and meatballs, beer brats with baked potatoes and beans, and omelettes with hash browns. For lunch, her kids can expect tortilla roll-ups, sandwiches or her homemade take on Lunchables.
But McDonald said you don't need a stockpile to do a spending diet. Just buy the minimum you need to get by, whatever that is. Groceries are a significant expense and a good place to start, she said.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says a family of four including two parents and two elementary-school-age children would spend $1,038 a month on groceries under a "moderate" spending plan, or $829 on a "low-cost" plan. McDonald spends just $500 to $600 a month on groceries, including household items and toiletries.
Plenty of middle-class people who seem to be doing well financially could benefit from a spending break, she has observed. In the classes she teaches, McDonald meets people overwhelmed by consumer and medical debt, families barely able to make ends meet even with a good income.
"They want to get out of that debt rat race and live within their means," she said.
She can relate. When the family moved back to Nebraska in 2006 to raise a family, her husband took a pay cut, and McDonald stopped working to stay home with her daughter, now 7. Their spending quickly surpassed their income.
"Our first year and a half, we racked up about $10,000 in credit card debt," McDonald said.
It took the same amount of time to pay it off, with budgeting, couponing and the extra income of her federal educational aid.
She adopted the same frugal philosophy she's putting to work this month: "We just didn't buy stuff that we didn't need," she said.
Today the family has a low-interest, 15-year mortgage on their brick ranch home.
They also have college funds, retirement funds and between three and six months of living expenses saved up at a time. That cushioned them through three unexpected expenses that hit over the past year: The furnace and water heater both conked out, and a plumbing line in their yard needed to be replaced, at a cost of about $2,000.
When Pete was furloughed this past fall as part of the partial government shutdown, the family didn't have to worry about paying their bills. (He was eventually repaid for the lost wages.)
"It's a great feeling to make such progress on our debt and to finally be free of it," McDonald tells readers on her blog, Mom Saves Money.
Almost a week into the challenge now, McDonald said it's going well. Her cigarettes are gone, but an e-cigarette she had on hand is helping. Free items she's won keep showing up at the house, almost as if she bought them online. When the doorbell rings, it's a driver delivering a free full-size bottle of body wash.
A few of her blog readers have adopted some aspects of the challenge. One gave up recreational shopping for the month. Others think it's extreme. When McDonald shared her plans with an online group of Omaha bloggers, "They said, 'Yeah, no. That's a little nuts,' " she said.
There are a few potential pitfalls on the horizon.
Next Friday is Valentine's Day, but McDonald doesn't expect a dozen roses. Her husband calls it a "Hallmark holiday," and in the past has given her low-cost gifts such as a homemade book of coupons redeemable for chores or favors. That's what she prefers.
Her daughter's Feb. 21 school fundraiser, a bingo game and raffle, is another problem.
"It's hard, because I love, love, love raffles. I love winning stuff," McDonald said. Normally she would spend about $40 that night, thinking the money goes to a good cause. This year she's coming up with other ways she can get a bingo card, possibly by bartering with a friend for a card in exchange for something she already has, like an unused gift card.
And now that it's been a week and she's low on milk, yogurt and bananas, there will be a trip to the store — but just for those few things, and she even has coupons for free dairy products. If McDonald can get in and out for just a few dollars, she'll be putting money away for those big purchases that in the long run add up to something more valuable — family memories and peace of mind.


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Yesterday's match-fixing claims against Cameroon at the World Cup add to the list of controversies that have smeared Africa's reputation here; Nigeria & Ghana erred too
France star Paul Pogba has stressed that Didier Deschamps' men don't fear anyone ahead of their FIFA World Cup 2014 quarter-final match against Germany
Germany defender Per Mertesacker insists performances do not matter after his side scraped through their World Cup Last 16 clash against Algeria with a 2-1 win after extra-time
Chile's Mauricio Pinilla lashed out at FIFA after Brazil's press chief Rodrigo Paiva was given a one-match ban following allegations he punched the striker
United State of America's goalkeeper Tim Howard saved a whopping 15 goals against Belgium in Salvador, Brazil during their round of 16 clash, setting a new FIFA World Cup record
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has confirmed he has quit the Super Eagles in the wake of Monday's World Cup last 16 loss to France
Controversial Uruguay striker Luis Suarez on Monday publicly apologised to Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini and vowed to never again bite an opponent
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Andre Schuerrle and Mesut Ozil struck in extra time to earn Germany a 2-1 win over Algeria and a quarter-final date with France in a pulsating last-16 clash at the Beira-Rio Stadium in Porto Alegre
France qualified for the World Cup quarter-finals here Monday after a late Paul Pogba header and a Joseph Yobo own goal clinched a 2-0 victory over Nigeria
Greece captain Giorgos Karagounis has retired from international football following his country's World Cup elimination
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Greece's World Cup players have turned down their World Cup bonus and called for the money to be used to build a national training centre in the cash-strapped country
What was meant to be a joke has turned into a PR blunder for Dutch airline KLM after it angered Mexican soccer fans by taking to Twitter to celebrate the Netherlands' dramatic comeback victory in the World Cup on Sunday
Cameroon football chiefs said they are determined to root out the seven players they termed as 'bad apples' implicated in an alleged matchfixing scandal over their World Cup group game with Croatia
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Uruguay's President Jose Mujica has slammed FIFA leaders as 'sons of bitches' for banning the country's star striker Luis Suarez over his infamous World Cup bite
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Lauren Landfried is hosting Gardens to Tables Food Day 2014 at Saint Louis University 2014-05-23 21:46:25 -0400
Gardens to Tables Food Day 2014 at Saint Louis University
This event is to promote sustainable, healthy, and just agricultural practices. We will be hosting the event in our garden, just a block and a half away from our office in the Allied Health Building at the corner of Compton and Rutger. Parking is free in the Hickory East Garage!
The event will kick off with a speech from our awesome keynote speaker, Rachel Deffenbaugh (biography below) - the Farm Manager of City Seeds Urban Farm of Gateway Greening. We will start this at 11 am on the bleachers at the SLU track across the street from the garden. Then, we will all cross the street to the garden where the stations and food will be presented. For the stations, we will have a variety of experts such as agencies that work with these topics to teach of their individual disciplines.
Along with having stations teaching ways to get involved, we will also be serving an artisanal lunch (menu below) for the mere price of $5. You can pay at the door, or beat the lines and pay online now!
Artisinal Menu:
- Pickled Golden Delicious Apple, Goat Cheese, Vegetable Ash, Sorrel Oil,
- Spiced Butternut Squash, White Bean Puree, Chorizo Oil, Date Barley
- Slow Roasted Carrot, Labneh, Black Mole Paste, Brown Butter Masa, Lime, Sesame Seed
- Togarashi Russet, Sweet Onion Soubise, Pickled Onion Relish, Steamed Bun Balls, Basil Seed
- Mapo MOFU with Hen/Chicken of the Woods, Grits, Watermelon Radish
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- Braised Mixed Greens, Pink Eyed Purple Hull Peas, Turnip Caramel, Roasted Garlic Cornbread
Rachel Deffenbaugh Biography:
Rachel Deffenbaugh has had a zeal for food since her childhood crush on Alton Brown. Saturday morning "cartoons" consisted of Good Eats marathons and any other available Food Network shows. This early interested has grown into a passion not only for cooking & eating, but even more so for agricultural production, food systems and the potential socioeconomic empowerment surrounding food.
During her time at Knox College, Rachel participated in a sustainable development studies program in Thailand. As you might guess, agriculture is an integral part of sustainable development, thus she spent a great deal of time on various different farms throughout the country. Upon her return, Rachel focused the remainder of her studies on sustainable agriculture, including a thesis feasibility study on establishing an educational farm on campus (established fall 2011). Post graduation, she worked & volunteered at a number of different farms, including an educational organic farm called Hidden Villa.
Rachel has also been involved in various forms of education for a number of years, including GED tutoring, literacy education and garden & outdoor education. She strives to use every possible opportunity as a teaching and learning moment. This trait worked well for Rachel, when she started as an AmeriCorps VISTA for Gateway Greening Before her year of service had even ended, Rachel was hired on as the Farm Manager for City Seeds Urban Farm. As the Farm Manager, she is in the unique position of having to balance the traditional agricultural needs of an operating farm with the educational & personal needs of the St. Patrick Center clients who participate in the City Seeds' Therapeutic Horticulture and Job Training programs. Over the last four years, Rachel has managed to increase crop production by 45%, improve upon & create teaching materials and impact over 250 clients.
Rachel approaches her work though the following philosophy: Every single individual on this planet eats. Therefore, food has the incredible potential as a tool to build relationships, foster personal well-being and empower individuals & communities. What better way to inspire meaningful and positive change than through food?WHENOctober 24, 2014 at 11amWHEREGardens to Tables Garden
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In response to a recent article, a reader has suggested that the Obama administration is trying to solve the wrong problem in government acquisition.
According to the article, Daniel Gordon, administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement, is focused on rebuilding the federal acquisition workforce. In fact, the administration has proposed $133 million in fiscal 2011 to hire and train new employees in that field.
But rather than invest millions in hiring and training new acquisition employees, the administration should reduce the number of acquisition systems and contracts that need to be managed, says Steve from Chantilly.
"What the government needs is not more people. It needs better people and systems that support and streamline the acquisition process," Steve writes. "It doesn't need 800 systems and 300 IDIQ contracts. It needs fewer acquisition resources -- not more."
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Another option may be to use the current trained workforce more efficiently. My position is acquisition coded to require Level II in the Production, Quality and Manufacturing (PQM) functional area. I am certified at Level III in PQM, Level II in Program Management and Level III in Acquisition (Lifecycle) Logistics with 15+ years of acquisition - sustainment experience. Possibly a better awareness of the whereabouts of the certified individuals may help. The data should be listed by certification not be job title or series because I'm actually classified as a GS-1712-XX Training Specialist. Management would not normally look at a training specialist for such credentials.
The acquisition workforce needs to concentrate on purchasing quality goods and services. Quality is worth paying for and is often neglected in purchasing because it is difficult to define and defend quality based decisions.
The problem is not that the acquisition workforce is too small or too big - but that it is too small and too big at the wrong levels. Too big at the top in policy review areas and 'review and approval' functions; and too small in operations. This happens because we (a) burn out the best operations people; and (b) justify higher grades and more positions for policy and oversight people. Somehow we need to figure out how to reverse that phenomenon.
For Goodness' Sake, please don't decentralize. You are asking for anarchy and duplication of effort. Combine efforts and streamline processes. Plan ahead for segregation of duties. Require rotation and crosstraining of responsibilities. Make "Approvers" actually accountable for knowing what they are signing and what they are buying. Make sure every contract includes penalties for non-compliance and stick to those requirements! If you are assigned to buy an elephant, don't settle for a bottle-nosed dolphin because they are both grayish. That would be a start.
How many know just what got us into this mess? With out 30 years in the system then most would be clueless as to what it will take to correct all the "Make the Gov & Gov Acquisition work more like a Corporation" initiatives. Most of our Friends around the Beltway will say "Why hire more people to train when we can provide the Expertise you really need" and continue with business as normal with no intention of making any changes that might restrict their operational flexibility or capability to influence the contracting process. The Institutional knowledge is not readily available to fix this problem and the will to correct it is sporadic at best. – Former CO
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