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Let's Dish: What Family Recipe Did You Love to Eat as a Kid?
Let's Dish: What Family Recipe Did You Love to Eat as a Kid?
Growing up, there were a few dishes that my dad cooked, and one of them was an item that my mother taught him to make: almond tofu. In retrospect, the quasi-traditional Chinese dessert, which actually contains no tofu, sounds like it came right out of a 1970s recipe book, as it was simply canned fruit syrup, cubes of almond-flavored gelatin, and pieces of canned peaches, pears, and — my favorite — cherries. But back then, whenever Dad made that dish, my heart (and stomach) would do a little dance inside.
As an adult, I crave my father's barbecue: I make a special request for it every time I fly home. (I suppose canned fruit no longer makes my stomach flitter the way it once did.) What special dish requests do you make of your family? Growing up, was there a certain thing that you were always excited to eat?
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Girl suffers from 'Sleeping Beauty Syndrome'
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A 17-year-old girl in Pennsylvania is a real-life "Sleeping Beauty."
Nicole Delien suffers from what's known as "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome," or Kleine-Levin Syndrome, a rare condition that causes her to sleep 18 to 19 hours a day and leaves her in a sleepwalking state when she's awake, The Daily Mail reported.
Her mother, Vicki Delien, told talk show host Jeff Probst that her daughter has slept anywhere from 32 to 64 days in a row.
Medications help spread her episodes apart. But one year, Delien fell into a somnambulant state just before Thanksgiving and didn't wake up until after Christmas, according to the New York Daily News.
"She's never really adjusted to it," Vicki Delien told the Chartiers Valley Patch. "She's 17 now and it really upsets her. She's missed out on a lot."
It took 25 months for doctors to diagnose Delien with the disorder, which affects just 1,000 people worldwide, according to the Kleine-Levin Syndrome Foundation website.
Affected people may go weeks, months or even years without any symptoms, and they then reappear without warning.
The condition normally affects males and its cause is unknown.
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A barge with a drilling crew has been out in the Rouchleau Pit in Virginia since May, and also did work last summer.
Just this week, a second barge was out in the pit. The crews are working 24/7, gathering soil and rock samples, and using seismic waves to measure the material under the water.
"It's very challenging. First, you're on a barge, and you're protecting the environment. Second, the material we're working with makes for extremely difficult drilling. Some of it's very hard, and then you have sand and gravel," explained Marty Vadis, a geological engineer for Idea Drilling.
Despite the challenges, MnDOT told us that work is moving faster than expected, according to the Assistant Project Manager Andy Johnson.
MnDOT is using the information gathered by the drillers to determine if a road can be built through the pit, and if so, what kind.
They are required to move the current Highway 53, so Cliffs Natural Resources can mine under it. The deadline is May of 2017, but MnDOT has acknowledged they are not likely going to meet that deadline because of how long it's taking to get all of the answers about the proposed routes.
Vadis said most of the drilling crews really enjoy this work, because it's close to home. Some of their drilling sites are out of state.
MnDOT said more barges and equipment will be on-site soon, when the test bridge foundations go into the pit. That's expected to begin in August.
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I-LEAD application for charter middle school rejected
Updated On: Feb 28 2013 07:09:03 PM CST
The Reading School Board has denied an application for a new charter school in the city. I-LEAD, which currently operates a charter school for high schoolers in Reading had hoped to open a middle school.
The board voted Wednesday night to deny the application. Angel Figueroa, who is a co-founder of the school, said I-LEAD has two options. One is to re-submit the application to the school board with alterations. The second is to appeal to the Pennsylvania Charter School Appeal Board. Figueroa said I-LEAD will make a decision within the next few weeks on how to proceed.
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Analysts expect video iPod at special event next week
Like many others, two Wall Street analysts are expecting Apple to introduce the much-rumored video iPod at next week's "One more thing" special event in San Jose, California.
"We would expect a video iPod to have a material 'wow' factor, but we believe that it would need to be priced reasonably (less than $400) and be accompanied by a significant library of iTunes accessible video content to not be anything more than a niche product in the near term," Piper Jaffray senior analyst Gene Munster said in a research report obtained by iLounge. "That said, a first step into portable video would open the door for future product innovations as the company continues to branch out into more of central player in digital and mobile convergence."
Munster said a smaller form factor high capacity (greater than 10GB) iPod could also be shown at the event, but he does not expect a new Mac computer (other than possible incremental changes to speed and memory), nor does he believe the company will introduce an Apple-branded mobile phone.
American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu also believes a video iPod will be unveiled next week, and is also looking for speed-bumped Macs. "After spending the past two years studying this market and negotiating with content partners, it appears Apple is ready to go to market with a 1st generation video-capable iPod," Wu said. "Competitors Samsung, Creative Technology, iRiver, and Archos have shipped portable video devices for some time albeit without much success. We think a key area to watch is the price points Apple will set for these new devices. If Apple can charge under $400 and preferably $299, we believe it will sell well. At higher price points, we believe it may be difficult to drive high volume."
Wu said he expects that the first set of video content available from the iTunes store will be music videos and video podcasts. "At this point, we do not anticipate full-length feature movies but would not be surprised to see some test movies in the future as the studios are still figuring out their future business model vs. today's movie theater and then DVD approach," he said. "We are also picking up indications that Apple could announce an optional external 'video out' module that attaches to an iPod video meaning one can output the video to a TV or external screen."
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I don't think Apple would release a video iPod just yet. They just released the iPod nano. I don't think they would want to jeopardize the nano sales with a video iPod. My guess is that there will just be some Powerbook/PowerMac updates.
Posted by Daniel Gilmour on October 5, 2005 at 4:03 PM (CDT)
Just because they put the nano out not that long ago, I'm going to believe there won't be a video iPod, just yet. But I don't doubt there will be some music related items introduced at this event.
But Apple has a way of surprising us all, so I'm probably wrong about the V iPod.
Posted by jonyem in Port Angeles, Washington on October 5, 2005 at 4:46 PM (CDT)
The nano is unrelated to any larger iPods. People seem to have a hard time figuring this one out, so let me put it this way… People are buying it (just like the Mini) because of its size, not its storage space or features. Apple understands that, so they know any effect their next full size iPod (whether it is video or not) will have on the nano, will be minimal. Different buyers are looking for different things. Some of you may be indecisive or always want the hottest gadget. But you're not the majority. To each their own.
And I believe there is a strong possibility of a video iPod being released…
Posted by Domo on October 5, 2005 at 4:57 PM (CDT)
I was going to say the same thing as Domo…the nano is a different market. People looking for a video iPod (vidPod?) aren't in the market for a 2 or 4 GB flash player.
I want ANY iTunes-capable player that has 80GB in it. Video or no video, I don't care. Give me iTunes, 80GB and good sound quality, and I'll mortgage my house to pay for it if I have to! :)
Posted by stark23x on October 5, 2005 at 6:22 PM (CDT)
We needed a bunch of analysts to tell us the above???
Bring me something solid…the people here are just as good if not better at speculating than the analysts.
Posted by Talking Madness in Los Angeles on October 5, 2005 at 9:42 PM (CDT)
i think it needs to be something other than just speed bump macs for there to be a whole event thrown just for this. especially since steve will be giving the address. i have no idea what's coming, but i hope its new ipods. i really want a nano but i want to see what happens to the full size line before i retire my thrashed mini.
Posted by snuggles on October 5, 2005 at 10:51 PM (CDT)
Just like others mentioned, the iPod Nanon sales have nothing to do with the larger iPods.
You must look at this from an economical point of view. iPod Nano (2Gb or 4Gb) is not a substitute item for the iPod (20Gb or 30Gb or 60Gb).
If a person wishes to buy a small, low memory MP3 player, they would look at the Mini's, Nano's and other small MP3 players. But they would not consider the iPod 20Gb+ because that is now what they are looking for.
It would be great to see a video playing iPod released there, if it were released i wouldn't mind getting one myself (if it has video out)
Posted by Mlevit on October 6, 2005 at 8:32 AM (CDT)
FYI, http://www.Cinematology.com is launching soon with DRM-Free, H.264/AVC MP4 video downloads. Should work great on the upcoming video iPod!
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Introducing custom power
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ABSTRACT Changes in customers' needs require improvements in the reliability and quality of the electricity supply. This paper describes how the concept of custom power is now becoming familiar. The term describes the value-added power that electric utilities and other service providers will offer their customers in the future. The improved level of reliability of this power, in terms of reduced interruptions and less variation, will stem from an integrated solution to present problems, of which a prominent feature will be the application of power electronic controllers to utility distribution systems and/or at the supply end of many industrial and commercial customers and industrial parks.< >
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Lack of funds hits Pen Argyl tutoring program: Program sidelined for first time in 5 years
Tough financial times have knocked an after-school tutoring program off its feet in the Pen Argyl Area School District, the school board was told Tuesday night.
"The funding is not coming in," said Frank W. Jones Jr., the director of Families First, a non-profit organization that runs the after-school tutoring and homework assistance program for middle school students.
For the first time in five years the program, which helps students struggling with reading and math studies, has not been tutoring about 30 students, three days a week, Jones said. "We're not running right now," he said.
Jones said the program operates on a budget of about $22,000 a year but the money dried up earlier this year when, he said, "two organizations decided they were not going to fund us this year."
Jones said he intends to meet today with United Way officials and try to get back in its funding cycle beginning next year. Jones attributed the funding problems to the fact that "money is getting tight everywhere."
Students in the program are taught by current and retired teachers who are paid about $37 an hour, which is less than the standard rate teachers are paid, about $44 an hour, he said. Snacks and bus transportation are also provided, he said. Jones said sponsors can call 610-863-9095 ext. 1308.
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partner at Pitblado Law has received the AV Preeminent rating (the highest possible professional rating) from LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell for the tenth year in a row. Morry has scored a 100 per cent rating each year in both legal ability and ethical standards in a confidential polling of members of the bar and judiciary. The AV Preeminent rating is the pinnacle of excellence earned through a strenuous Peer Review Rating process that is managed and monitored by Martindale-Hubbell, the world's oldest and most trusted legal resource.
Corey Sawatzky
has joined Legacy Bowes Group as director of sales and as associate partner executive search. Sawatzky comes to LBG with a strong background in sales, sales management, customer service and operations training. He is well experienced in working with senior managers in financial services and the competitive automotive market and brings a strong customer service focus to his role along with success in building market share in very competitive markets.
Diamond Jubilee Awards
were recently presented at ceremonies at the Manitoba legislature and Government House. Award recipients: Ronald Buzahora, Robert (Bob) Roehle, and Janice Lukes, were presented with Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals for community service. Lukes has been an active promoter of active transportation and local improvement initiatives. Buzahora and Roehle have been variously active in social housing issues, educational programs, community development, the farmers market and the newly established Business Improvement Zone.
The Coalition of Manitoba Motorcycle Groups Inc.
has announced its board of directors: Doug Houghton, president; Brian Segal, vice-president; Shawna Chartrand, treasurer. Directors: Greg Puddifant; Jerry Volkers; Linda Thomas and Grant Parsons.
Providence University College and Seminary
elected its Board of Governors for 2012-2013: Dr. Roger Gingerich chairman; Lorn Bergstresser, vice chairman; David Johnson president; David Baker, Harold Barg, Richard Bergman, Grant Driedger, Toni Dueck, Beverly Dyck, Esther Dyck, Ron Friesen, Dr. Dennis Giesbrecht, Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht, Dr. Nicholas Greco (senate representative), Libby Hanna, Alix Jean-Paul, Howard Jolly, Ron Koslowsky, John Laugesen (staff representative), Les Lindquist, Burton Loewen, Rev. James Scobbie, Don Streuber, and Rev. David Widdicombe.
The Associates of the Asper School of Business
are pleased to announce their 2012/2013 board of directors: Bill Baines, AML Wireless Networks; Al Babiuk, Loewen; Michael Benarroch, I.H. Asper School of Business; James Cohen, Gendis Inc.; Bryan Crowley, Consider the Possibilities Inc.; Joe Cyr, Price Industries Limited; Diane Gray, CentrePort Canada; Debra Jonasson-Young, Jonasson-Young Advisory Services; John Kearsey, University of Manitoba; Moe Levy, The Asper Foundation; Howard Morry, Pitblado; John Proven, CONVIRON; Shirley Render, Western Canada Aviation Museum; Colin Ryan, BMO Nesbitt Burns; Paul Soubry, New Flyer Industries; Charlie Spiring, National Bank Financial Wealth Management; Arni Thorsteinson, Shelter Canadian Properties; Gary Timlick, The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co.; Brent Trepel, Ben Moss; Don Whitmore, Vector Construction Ltd., YA Representatives: Tracy Graham and Alan Goddard.
Manitoba Electrical League
has selected its 2012-2013 board of directors: Richard Robertson, president; Darren Shultz, past president; Leona Herzog, vice president; Rob Isaac, treasurer; Mark Rosen, secretary; Brian Adamyk, Peter Bernatsky, Louis Boisjoli, Lawrence Ferchoff, Donna Green, Len Johnson, Henry Loewen. Greg MacDonald, John Nunes, Gary Pestaluky, Lou Sperber, Gary Wlasichuk.
The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra
is proud to announce that it has elected its 2012-13 board of directors: Jesús Ángel Miguel Garca, president; William Neville, vice-president; Ingrid Moehlmann, past president; Gil Forrest, treasurer; Alice MacKenzie, secretary; Jim Chapryk, member at large. Members: Lynne Axworthy, Chloe Carpenter, Judith Hall, Joan Hardy, Sue Irving, Suzanne Kennelly, Helen LaRue, Elaine Margolis, Sandi Mielitz, Beryl Peters, Rishi Ramberran, Nicola Schaefer, Moti Shojania, Alison Thiessen, Elizabeth Tippett-Pope, Faye Warren.
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Bubble Watch: Providence Friars Have Slim Chance to Dance
Unless if the Providence Friars win the Big East tournament, they will likely be disappointed on Selection Sunday, but that does not mean an at-large bid is completely out of the equation.
Let's take a look at the Friars line of work. What really hurts this team is their out-of-conference schedule, where it had four losses, including bad ones against Penn State, Boston College and Brown…out of the Ivy League.
However, the bubble is pretty weak–which is the case pretty much every year–so wins against Villanova (twice), Cincinnati and Notre Dame don't look too shabby.
Providence is 17-13 on the year and finished eighth in the Big East at 9-9. We won't even talk about the computer rankings because they are horrible to say the least. So why are we even talking about this team making the big dance? Well, other than the fact that the bubble is as thin as it gets this year, the Friars could possible earn a pair of dancing shoes with wins over Cincinnati (already beat once this year) and Georgetown in their conference tournament.
It won't be easy whatsoever, but Providence is 7-2 in its last nine games. Plus, Cincinnati has been horrible down the stretch and the Hoyas did just lose to a pesky Villanova team.
If you are a bubble team, this time of the year is all about selling your team, and what better way to do that than by winning a couple of conference tournament games. However, when it is all said and done, Providence will likely have to make it all of they way to the championship game and that still may not even be enough.
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"Touchscreens are great, but when it comes to playing music on them, the lack of physical keys can be a drag. So I decided to round up some household stuff and make a piano keyboard that tricks the iPad into thinking it's being played by your fingers (with the help of some clothespins and aluminum foil)! It's quite easy to make a capacitive piano interface, and all told it cost me less than $5. All you need is some wooden clothespins, foil, markers, tape, rubber bands, stiff cardboard, and some patience to cut and piece it all together."
If you have a mailbox outside your house you might have to look at it many times to check to see if your mail flag is up. Of course this isn't a very efficient use of your time. Wouldn't it be great if there was some type of visual indicator in your house that would alert you when the mail has arrived? Wait no longer, Bob from Galactic Studios has built a Smart Mailbox Project that will come to your rescue. He provides all of the build details so you can also build your own. It uses a 16F1825 PIC microcontroller and a reed switches and an IR beam to monitor when the door is open, when there is mail in the box and when the flag is up. Bob shares some of the learning events that he had along the way that lead to some modifications.
I think the next version needs to add more sensors! What about a weight sensor so Bob can know how much mail he has, it could even guess that a weight over a certain preset is a package. I am also thinking with our connected life you need to get some kind of notification on your smart phone that a mail event has occurred.
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Atlanta-area homeowners planning to rent-out their domiciles to Olympic visitors during the '96 games may have to add sales tax to the bill. The GA Department of Revenue is considering a proposal that would require visitors renting private homes to pay sales tax. In the past, GA Gov. Zell Miller passed a tax on private automobile sales that was ruled unconstitutional, and the chairman of the Southeastern Legal Foundation says this would be a similar deal. But Brian Kinsella, VP of the GA Hospitality and Travel Assoc., says the tax could be legal in situations where a third party sets up the rental. Private Housing '96, the official home rental service of the games, says that they, not the homeowner, will pay any additional cost due to the tax (Ben Smith, ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, 12/14).


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As winter weather is bearing down on the east coast and Thanksgiving is upon us, it's really starting to feel like the end of fall and beginning of winter. So it seems entirely appropriate to share this styled wedding shoot full of beautiful fall wedding inspiration as we bid farewell to fall. Styled by Panache Events, Decor, Boutique LLC and photographed by Wren Photography, this shoot is simply lovely. While this is a wedding inspiration shoot, many of the tabletop ideas would be perfect for any fall event. I love the simple fall leaf place cards and glitter pumpkins. Enjoy!
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A few months ago I was at a NACE conference and the speaker shared this video and it really stuck with me. The video was produced by Chick-Fil-A as a training tool for their staff. If you have 3 minutes to spare, take a few moments to watch:
Wow! What a tear jerker! But also what a necessary reminder: we don't know which burdens a stranger is carrying. I've kept this video in the back of my mind since this summer when I first watched it, but I thought that now, the week of Thanksgiving, seemed like a good time to share it.
pinning it all: napkin menus, thanksgiving plates & a hot air balloon centerpiece
Welcome back to Pinning It All, where everything is made up and the points don't matter! (Does anyone get that Who's Line joke?) Anyway.. my favorite pins of the week!
This hot air balloon centerpiece is one of the most creative ideas I've seen in a while. This would be great for a birthday or shower! DIY instructions in the link. {Tanday}
Why not print your menu on a cloth napkin? It would make for a fun souvenir! {Style Me Pretty Living}
I'm really into using old books in event decor (see here) so I love the idea of using newspaper from an important day (birthday, anniversary) to make silhouettes! What a great keepsake or gift idea! {Umla}
While for many people, Thanksgiving is a time to dust off the formal china. But for something different, these Thankful plates are a fun addition. {Sweetly Chic Events}
For a different type of table runner, I love this colorful runner made from paper circles. {Viva Full House}
Don't forget to follow me on Pinterest to see more fabulous event and entertaining pins! Leave your Pinterest handle in the comments and I'll follow you back!
sarah & terry's fall barn wedding
This fall wedding is full of amazing details. It's rustic chic in an adorable barn, The Barn on Belmont, which is one of the newer wedding venues in Athens, Georgia. The 75 year old barn was completely refurbished last year after the owner's daughter wished to be married there. Now it is available for rentals for picture perfect rustic barn weddings. As one reviewer put it, "the venue is perfectly Pinterest-worthy."
The wedding was planned by Hydrangea House Events and photographed by Andie Freeman Photography so of course, the photos are stunning. I love the flowers and the colors – quintessential fall! There's mason jars and wheat stalks, fun signage, and keep an eye out for the cutest dog I've seen at a wedding. Enjoy!
[guest post] you are your surprise's worst enemy
Have you ever had to plan a surprise party? Or tried to keep a surprise from someone? I've personally never planned a surprise in my professional event planning, but there have been times where I've tried to keep certain aspects of an event a secret from the guests in an effort to surprise and delight them. But boy, is that hard to do!
So I'm excited to introduce a blog post on the very subject of surprises from the expert on all things surprise, Rebecca Aftergood, owner of Surprise Me! Events, a boutique event planning company based in Vancouver. Surprise Me! specializes in events that are spectacular and unexpected, from surprise parties to date nights and even engagements. Enjoy!
A surprise event can be difficult to pull off, depending on the extent of the surprise. If you've got a few unexpected touches up your sleeve it's easier to execute than if your entire event is hush hush. Seems obvious right? It's much easier to hold back something small then to hold back everything. It becomes even harder to spring a successful surprise when you live with the person you are trying to keep in the dark. The person that (presumably) you share everything with and spend most of your off-work hours with.
thanksgiving table & decor ideas
Thanksgiving is one of the few holidays I don't host. In fact, I've never even cooked my own turkey. But while we will be at my in-laws home for Thanksgiving as is tradition, I can't help by collect lots of great ideas for Thanksgiving decor. Just filing these away for the future! Enjoy!
pinning it all: holiday ice buckets, repurposed kitchen decor & cozy sweater chair covers
Welcome back to Pinning It All, where I feature my favorite pins from the past week!
Aisle runners have been around forever and flower petal aisle runners have been popular lately, but for a bohemian chic look, what about lining the aisle with oriental rugs? Definitely a fun, different look! {One Fine Day Wedding Fair}
I'm a big fan of signature drinks, and what's more perfect for Thanksgiving or other fall dinner parties, than this spiced apple pie cocktail! The drink itself looks yummy, but I love the idea of dipping the rims in apple juice and then cinnamon sugar! It's winter's answer to the salted rim! {Celebrations at Home}
I love the unexpected, taking things and twisting them to make something new. So naturally, I love the idea of taking vintage kitchen tools and making them into holiday decor. This would be such a fun centerpiece for a Christmas party or cookie swap! {Anastasia Vintage}
For another unexpected idea, I like the concept of taking cozy, cable knit blankets and draping on chairs as chair treatments. {Wedding Chicks}
If you're going to serve champagne at a holiday party or event, why not make your own festive ice bucket? Out of ice, berries and greens! {Zsa Zsa Bellagio}
Don't forget to follow me on Pinterest to see more fabulous event and entertaining pins! Leave your Pinterest handle in the comments and I'll follow you back!
vintage library bridal shower
I love books and I love libraries. I worked in a library for years in high school and college, and seriously toyed with the idea of becoming a librarian. So it's no surprise that when I received this submission from Jae Studios, I was immediately in love and knew I had to feature!
The shower was held at the Wheeler Library in North Stonington, Connecticut, which was originally a school but now a public library. The architecture is stunning and perfect for a shower or other intimate event! The bridal party utilized the library theme throughout the details and decor, including using books in the centerpieces, and as part of the buffet and dessert display. I'm really excited about the way they used the card catalog – so creative. Enjoy!
on coordinating with vendors
I like to think that events (of any kind) are about bringing people together. Even the process of planning an event usually brings people together – even if someone is planning an event on her own, she's probably relying on at least one outside vendor or resource. Most of the events that I plan have multiple vendors. One of the main roles of the event planner is not just to decide which ones you will work with (which venue, which caterer, which band or entertainer), but then coordinate between them up to and during the event.
It's helpful for all of the parties involved to have all of the relevant information. Logistics like arrival times and rental drop off need to be coordinated, but even less obvious things like seemingly small details should be shared. For example, if you have a color palette for your event, it's helpful for many (if not all) of your vendors to know so they can coordinate their piece of the event appropriately. If your whole event color scheme relies on a pop of yellow, let your caterer know so they can find ways to include that pop of yellow in their serving pieces or trays. Or say you are hosting a plated dinner and are renting elegant square chargers – better make sure the caterer knows to use square plates for the courses, otherwise that standard round plate won't sit on the square charger!
pinning it all: thanksgiving placemats, cupcake palettes & a cork guest book
Welcome back to Pinning It All, where I feature my favorite pins from the past week!
This dress form covered in flowers and foliage is perfect for a bridal shower or even a fashion-themed mitzvah! {The Brides of Oklahoma}
I love this idea for individual cupcake decorating at a children's party – put each cupcake and toppings on a paint palette! Genuis! {Make Bake Celebrate}
I love this Thanksgiving placemat – it's the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving table and did I mention this links to a FREE printable? {Ella Claire}
So I love wine corks. Okay, I actually love wine, but corks are great too and I love crafting with them. So I love this guest book idea with guests writing their names and short messages on corks and putting them in a shadowbox. If only I thought of these for our wedding a few years ago…{Emmaline Bride}
This installation is the perfect example of an inexpensive flower (carnations) making a big impact. People like to hate on carnations but I actually like them most of the time (see my post on why carnations aren't that bad). I also love this color! {The Blog of JAC}
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April 16, 2014 at 8:09pm
So, if we lived in Florida and close by and we wanted to help police locate and round up the thugs, what would be the clues as to who we should look for? Surely the marine had some kind of description to give the authorities. You don't have a thug walk up to you and shoot you in the face without noticing some kind of details, like height, weight, skin color, sex, all pretty obvious things. But, here we are left with just the description "thugs".
Oh yeah, what was I thinking, if no details are given we can safely assume most of those details based on past years of experience with political correctness. They weren't tall Norwegians or Swedes is your first clue.
In reply to the story Trio of Thugs Display Special Kind of Evil When Former Marine Tries to Help Them After a Car Crash
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April 16, 2014 at 8:21pm
MurryAZ responded:
March 20, 2014 at 9:17pm
You are entirely correct sir. Sadly, as do the other blogs on which I participate, this site does not have an edit function that I can find. :-( So when I saw the typos I had no way to fix them.)
In reply to JRook's comment on the story How a Clever Man Is Using Selfies to Protect Himself From Tax Collectors
March 20, 2014 at 9:12pm
Actually I have had a case in Federal Dist Court. I have been twice, and both times the IRS screwed up royally and handed me legal jewels that are priceless. I am afraid, Kevin, that you know little if anything about Title 26 and what it means to those who trade labor for compensation. Thanks to the internet and searchable sites, free and fee driven, the truth is being dug out by those of us who aren't handcuffed by conventional wisdom.
Like so many people who hover on the internet, you make too many assumptions in the mistaken belief that you know it all.
In reply to UNALIEN's comment on the story How a Clever Man Is Using Selfies to Protect Himself From Tax Collectors
March 20, 2014 at 6:48pm
@cascalonginus, really how did you come to that conclusion, dude? That was some twisted logic.
I am saying that if you don't know the law or the regs then you take what you get. I am not going to learn the law for you. I have already learned it for myself, and I know that the IRS has to play by the rules, it is up to you to know the rules and make them play by them. Which you can do, or you can suck your thumb and crow about how much "you're getting back this year."
In reply to UNALIEN's comment on the story How a Clever Man Is Using Selfies to Protect Himself From Tax Collectors
March 20, 2014 at 6:13pm
UNALIEN, wrong. The IRS does have to play by the rules. Your problem is that you don't know the rules, so they can lie, cheat, and swindle you all with your express permission because you don't know.
What is funny is that the average IRS employee actually knows less about the rules than you do, and you don't know anything.
In reply to UNALIEN's comment on the story How a Clever Man Is Using Selfies to Protect Himself From Tax Collectors
March 20, 2014 at 6:11pm
Which is exactly correct, sir. State taxes are not enforced the the IRS and how that man deals with the states is no issue to them. I frequently wonder at how badly the writers make this kind of silly mistake, and they do it with regularity that tells me their English skills really suck.
If they would be interested in contracting with met check their work before they publish it, I'd be happy to work something out.
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February 24, 2014 at 8:11pm
"But both Schmidt and Cohen asserted that such a scenario could never happen, saying the company is committed to making the world "a better place for each and every citizen."
And there, amigos, is your problem. Elites who are going to make the world a better place, according to their personal vision and goals.
Rip em out and throw them to the wolves, we lived fine before google and we can live fine with them as history.
In reply to the story Glenn Beck Has a Fascinating Talk With the Google Guys: 'Do You... Even Believe in the Constitution?'
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February 24, 2014 at 11:01pm
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February 16, 2014 at 8:06pm
So Blaze, why do we show a picture of the perp twice, but with the caption "Off-duty hero" underneath the photo. Those who skim will go away thinking the perp, obvious latino, is the off-duty hero.
Blaze, your heart may be in the right place, but dammmm you guys are sloppy in how you show it.
In reply to geeman's comment on the story Armed Man Allegedly Threatened to 'Kill Everybody' Inside Restaurant — He Likely Didn't Know an Off-Duty Officer Was Right There
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February 16, 2014 at 8:29pm
LogicDoctor responded:
December 27, 2013 at 6:24pm
Yeah and some one said white kids do it too………yeah, the next time will likely be the first time.
Young white college kids and maybe senior high school kids might when they are drunk.
Black kids seem to do this crap because they believe they are entitled, wonder what GMC, mortgage forgiving, Obamaphone world they live in?
December 19, 2013 at 10:12pm
Insensitive tweet, how de f.k do you come up with that conclusion?
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December 19, 2013 at 10:09pm
Amen, just af….ingmen! This BS of having honesty squashed to placate the looney left and its political correctness has to stop, and we are the people to stop. Don't give in and don't obey. Rebel.
In reply to myrwo6's comment on the story Read the 'Insensitive' Tweet – Now Deleted – That Led to Full-Blown Apology
December 19, 2013 at 1:24pm
Actually my reading so far produces surprising results, as I have seen no mention of the fact that raising the minimum wage will not only mean raising prices but also will likely, very likely, lead to a reduced labor force and increased automation. In short, raising the minimum wage produces a negative affect on labor, employers are less likely to hire more workers, and will likely cut back on what they have.
The net affect on the economy is negative.
November 21, 2013 at 6:49pm
""I remember thinking as an 11-year-old boy, like, 'Wow, there's a lot of weak a** bi***es out there posing as men,'" he said. "Like, you dummy, what do you care? What are you, a tough guy 'cause two guys want to kiss each other?""
Yeah I bet as an 11 year old boy he articulated that thought that way. BS. A man who will BS you on one thing will BS you when you chooses.
November 21, 2013 at 6:40pm
Quote from article" "The latest video again employs deceptive tactics, however, includes what is reportedly the full, unedited video after the produced version."
Dear Blaze, you poor whimpy people. Print the article without the whimpy sidebar.
November 18, 2013 at 8:44pm
Becket Adams,
I am sure you're under orders to tailor your reporting as you do with the wishywashy mealy mouthed approach to conclusions (for fairness sake to placate the looney left); but it just may be that the liberal prosecutor is only targeting conservative supporters of Scott Walker because she wants to jam him and his upcoming campaign up so bad that he can't run an effective campaign, meanwhile obviously not looking into the finances and support of the regressive opposition to Scott Walker……..just maybe huh?
In reply to the story 'The Process Is the Punishment': Are Scott Walker's Allies Being Targeted?
November 18, 2013 at 8:27pm
What a crock! The couple in Utah must be smarter than that. They should sue the socks off of Kleargear for fraud. A contract that Kleargear did not complete is no contract at all. My lord, the ignorance of people!
November 16, 2013 at 2:06pm
Trust me, he knows what difference it makes, but the looney left narrative and agenda will not allow him to admit it or even acknowledge it.
November 16, 2013 at 1:58pm
BLAZE WRITERS and EDITORS
Com'on guys and gals, look at your headline…..two twins would be four people. It is so simple. Twins means two people, two twins means four people. Get it right, and don't appear illiterate.
In reply to the story 'This Is So Beautiful': Watch the Viral Video of Two Twins That Has Captivated the World
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November 16, 2013 at 2:38pm
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November 16, 2013 at 3:23pm
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November 1, 2013 at 5:35pm
Umm, no one is going to comment on the stupidity of the officer for parking on the highway, no emergency lights flashing? Yeah the truck driver needs to do hard time in prison; but, to absolve the officer of stupidity is crazy.
In reply to Jay Bird's comment on the story Video Captures Trucker Barreling Into a Police Cruiser and Killing a Cop -- What He Was Reportedly Ogling On His Phone at the Time Is Startling
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November 1, 2013 at 5:55pm
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October 27, 2013 at 5:47pm
What so impossible to understand. Bet a dime to a doughnut that the folks with the dogs made no attempt to control or quieten them and let them bark when they wanted to even at night, and the neighbor protested and was told to screw off until he decided dying himself was worth putting his neighbors down. I could be wrong, but I'd be surprised to learn it.
Too many, far too many, people in America today take the attitude that they have the right to do whatever they want (because they have "rights") and everyone else has to tolerate it and keep their mouth shut.
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