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The Division of the Public Advocate (DPA) represents the interests of small commercial and individual utility customers in proceedings before the Delaware Public Service Commission. Now the DPA also handles informal consumer complaints against utilities. This was previously the responsibility of the Public Service Commission staff.
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I find Ms. Marvel to be quite the sexy woman. But her soon to be Cap Marvel look is terrible....
You don't have to put the word "most" in front of a word ending in "est" Oh, and I choose Ms. Marvel.
Mirror Mirror on the wall what is the most awkward wording of all?
Fair as in they won't jip you ?
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What definition of fairest?
My love goes to Natasha and Carol anyway.
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Ms Marvel but they're about to make her super butch, so Black Widow
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Arron Afflalo erased his history of mediocre big-game performances, leading UCLA back to the Final Four.
In an exceptional second half, Afflalo scored 15 of his 24 points and the Bruins held off top-seeded Kansas for a 68-55 victory Saturday night in the West Regional championship.
Afflalo also played stellar defense and Darren Collison added 14 points and four big free throws in the final seconds. The Bruins (30-5) made their halftime lead stand up in an appropriately tense meeting between two schools with rich traditions and a combined 30 Final Four appearances -- including an NCAA-record 17th for UCLA next week in Atlanta.
The Bruins, who lost to Florida in last season's national title game, could be in for a rematch: They'll meet Sunday's winner of the Gators' regional final against Oregon.
Brandon Rush scored 18 points for the Jayhawks, the first No. 1 seed to be eliminated from the tournament. Their 14-game winning streak also was snapped in the school's first NCAA tournament loss in California, where this game had a decided home-court feel for the Bruins.
UCLA has never lost to Kansas in five NCAA tournament meetings, and the Bruins are 17-3 in regional finals. UCLA also has back-to-back 30-win seasons for the first time since 1972-73, when two of John Wooden's 10 championship-winning teams each went 30-0.
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Howard Schnellenberger says he had a simple reaction when he heard that FAU and Miami had finally agreed to play each other in football.
"Hallelujah!" was the first thing the coach said popped into his mind.
Schnellenberger, of course, was responsible for building the Hurricanes into what would become the dominant football program of the 80s and 90s.
He is also the founder of FAU's program and now serves as an ambassador for FAU.
FAU fans should also rejoice. This is an amazing deal for the Owls. A source has told OwlAccess.com that interim AD Melissa Dawson not only negotiated a game with the Hurricanes in Boca Raton in 2015, but FAU will also receive a $500,000 guarantee for each of the two road games.
That's not quite the million or so dollars that FAU has been asking for from other BCS schools, but FAU will save a boatload of money because the travel costs are so minimal. Remember, Dolphins Stadium was the home of the Owls years before it became the home of the Hurricanes.
While the money is great, the exposure is even better for the Owls. I suspect there will be plenty of casual Miami fans from the surrounding area who will be seeing FAU stadium for the first time. If they like what they see from the stadium and the campus, and they enjoy the atmosphere – and there is ample reason to believe that's possible - they might decide that a college football in Palm Beach County is a great way to spend a Saturday.
"I think it's wonderful and I'm ecstatic that they came to an agreement," Schnellenberger said. "It's going to mean a great deal to both schools. And more importantly it's going to have a major impact on collegiate football here in the south-central portion of Florida."
Schnellenberger had tried to set up an FAU-Miami game since he came to Boca Raton. He said Miami wasn't interested.
Though I'm sure he would have liked to roam the sidelines one last time against the team he led to prominence, he won't say it.
"That's bygone times. I'm looking at it for the present and the future," he said.
Whether he's on the sideline or in a suite, I'm sure plenty will be done to honor Schnellenberger.
Incidentally, Schnellenberger isn't surprised that Miami agreed to play a game on FAU's campus.
"We've come a long way," Schnellenberger said. "We've got a stadium. They don't."
OK....I will refrain from talking about specfic Student Athlete's....So lets just say #5, #12 and #24 should be playing at a lower level. Better?
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Burberry sends Cara Delevinge flying over VIPs as it brings London to Shanghai
A paved London street flanked by city street lamps set up in a custom-built venue on the Shanghai Shipyard on the banks of the Huangpu River was the scene of a spectacular showcase of Britishness that ended with Cara Delevinge flying over the audience in the style of Mary Poppins.
Paloma Faith, George Ezra, Miles Kane and Rhodes gave the 1,500 VIP guests a taste of British music with the whole event shared live through social media sites including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, Google+, Sina Weibo and WeChat.
The event marked the opening of Burberry's new Shanghai flagship store, which has been partly modelled on the company's Regent Street store.
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Lance Donham and Tiffany Heape announce the birth of their daughter, Mya Lynea Donham, on Feb. 20 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. and was 19 3/4 in.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3111 and its Ladies Auxiliary met on March 27 at the Post Home.
Alberta Ledesma celebrated her 80th birthday with a reception/dinner on April 7 in Hoisington. Hosts for the event were her son Herman and wife Nancy and her sister, Gina Zamarripa, all of Great Bend.
League of Women Voters of Great Bend will hold the monthly meeting on Tuesday at at Montana Mike's in the north room. Lunch will be from the menu and can be their "quick serve" menu.
The following meals will be served Dec. 5 through Dec. 9. The secondary schools also have available daily: Main dish second choices, chef's salad, combo lunches and choice of vegetables and dessert. The breakfast menu is offered only to students in USD 428. Menus are subject to change without notice. Milk served with all meals. All meals as offered meet USDA nutritional guidelines.
The following well-balanced and nutritious Friendship Meals will be served for lunch at the Great Bend Senior Center, 2005 Kansas Ave. Meals are served with milk; donations for coffee and tea are accepted.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced $19.7 million of financial and technical assistance to help communities rebuild and repair damages caused by flooding, drought, and other natural disasters. Funds are made available through the Natural Resources Conservation Service's (NRCS) Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Program.
The Better Business Bureau wishes to call attention to a new type of texting scam called "smishing." Consumers throughout the State of Kansas have been receiving cell phone text messages that claim they have won a Walmart Gift Card. The texts claim that the consumer has won a free gift card. They instruct you to click on a link and enter some information.
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MANHATTAN (AP) - New Kanas State men's basketball coach Bruce Weber hired Chris Lowery, who worked for him at Southern Illinois, as an assistant.
WICHITA (AP) - Former Kanas assistant coach Danny Manning is leaving a presence behind when he leaves Lawrence to become the coach at Tulsa.
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Phil Mickelson raised the putter in his right hand and slammed down his left fist to celebrate a 20-foot eagle putt that shook Augusta National with the loudest roar on a day filled with them.
The Great Bend City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the City Office, 1209 Williams. On the agenda are the Sunflower Rod and Custom Association's annual report, the snow and ice removal policy and the Heartland Ag water main expansion project.
WASHINGTON – There are likely enough votes in the Senate to approve the Keystone XL pipeline after the sweeping Republican success in Tuesday's election, an outcome that could decide the fate of one the biggest debates in decades over jobs and the environment.
The Barton County Commission will meet at 9 a.m. Monday at the Barton County Courthouse, 1400 Main in Great Bend. The agenda includes Special Alcohol Funding, an update on the cleaning of a drainage ditch in Ellinwood and a report on the Kansas Association of Counties conference last week in Wichita.
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Sunflower Early Education Center will perform free screenings on all children from birth through 2 years and 10 months from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday at the Parent Teacher Resource Center located in the old Washington School. Screening will include developmental milestones, hearing and vision. Sunflower professionals will answer questions about child development and make recommendations to keep children on track. To schedule an appointment call Sunflower Early Education Center at 792-4087.
So, that was fun. One minute we're promised a half dozen toss up races to determine control of the United States Senate, and the next Democrats are ducking under their desks as Massachusetts and Maryland elected Republican governors. Let the "Very Important Pundits" take turns on cable news assigning blame for the losses. I'm more interested in why the polls didn't tell us the wave was coming.
I admit it: I feel sorry for cigarette and cigar smokers these days. But changing fashions and the results of the recent election may offer them hope.
It is almost unimaginable that something so bad could last so long. I am talking about the BCS system that the NCAA used to determine its' Division I football champion. It was 16 years ago that the system was put into play. It proved to be more difficult to get rid of than an obnoxious cousin!
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Jayce Brack signed a letter of intent to throw for the Kansas State Univeristy track team. When asked what was going through his mind from the time he received the acceptance letter to when he made it all final and it became a reality he said, "It felt good to finally make it official. I've grown up a Kansas State fan and really love the atmosphere at Kansas State and Manhattan. A lot of schools always talk about family but Kansas State is a school that genuinely has a family atmosphere. I was just really excited to have the ...
Join us at the Deines Cultural Center in Russell for the Pickin' Jam Session will be held on Sunday. Bring your acoustic instrument and play along or just come to listen, sing, and dance. Jammin' starts at 3:30 p.m. Bring a dish and have dinner. Potluck is served around 5:30 p.m.
TOPEKA – Following a nationwide search, the Kansas State Board of Education today announced its selection of Dr. Randy Watson, Superintendent of McPherson Unified School District 418, to become Kansas' next Commissioner of Education. Watson replaces Dr. Diane DeBacker who resigned her position earlier this year to serve as senior advisor to the Director General of the Abu Dhabi Education Council.


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27.11.2014 - GROUP B PREVIEW: FC Barcelona and KIF Kolding Kobenhavn with the chance to stretch their lead, while Plock can all but secure their Last 16 participation
23.11.2014 - GROUP B MATCH REVIEW: Barcelona are alone at the top of the Group B table after a big win against Flensburg at home on Sunday.
20.11.2014 - FACE TO FACE: Their height will not be the only reason Xavi Pascual and Ljubomir Vranjes will see eye to eye again on Sunday
19.11.2014 - GROUP B PREVIEW: FC Barcelona and KIF Kolding Kobenhavn can increase their lead in the group even further this week.
17.11.2014 - BLOG: Tom looks back at the high-scoring Match of the Week which did not turn out to be the revenge match that many expected and wanted
15.11.2014 - GROUP B MATCH REVIEW: FC Barcelona avenge semi-final defeat in the VELUX EHF FINAL4 last season with a four-goal away win against SG Flensburg-Handewitt
12.11.2014 - GROUP B PREVIEW: KIF Kolding Kobenhavn and FC Barcelona can take almost decisive lead in case of away wins.
11.11.2014 - BLOG: The opening match against Kolding was a lesson for SG Flensburg-Handewitt in the harsh realities of being the champion. Everyone wants to beat you, ehfTV commentator writes in his blog before the Round 5 classic.
20.10.2014 - BLOG: Arguably the best game of the season so far saw two title contenders play out a dramatic draw and our ehfTV commentator was there to enjoy it
16.10.2014 - BLOG: ehfTV commentator Tom O Brannagain anticipates a western-like shootout when KIF Kolding Kobenhavn take on FC Barcelona on Sunday in the Match of the Week of the Round 4.
12.10.2014 - GROUP B MATCH REVIEW: Record winners first time complete as Rutenka returns from a ban and Tomas from an injury.
02.10.2014 - The Belarusian left back of FC Barcelona will miss the VELUX EHF Champions League Round 2 match against Orlen Wisla Plock.
28.09.2014 - GROUP B REVIEW: KIF Kolding København sensationally defeat ruling VELUX EHF Champions League winners SG Flensburg-Handewitt by no less than 14 goals, while FC Barcelona started with a ten-goal win away against Alingsas HK on Sunday
16.09.2014 - NEWS REPORT: In eurohandball.com's "interview of the week", the French international and FC Barcelona left back talks about his first year in Spain, his ambitions for the next season and reasons why winning titles has never been harder than this season
06.09.2014 - PREVIEW: IHF Super Globe starts on Sunday - and the two 2014 VELUX EHF Champions League semi-final opponents are the big favourites.
04.09.2014 - VELUX EHF Champions League countdown, part 4: With domestic success all but a formality, reaching Cologne for the fifth time in six years is a must for FC Barcelona
04.08.2014 - NEWS REPORT: Reaching the VELUX EHF FINAL4 is once more the proclaimed season goal for the Catalan club
24.07.2014 - NEWS REPORT: Tunisian left back joins the record winners of the EHF Champions League with immediate effect
06.06.2014 - NEWS REPORT: 34-year-old lethal left wing joins the Catalan giants from THW Kiel on a two-year deal
01.06.2014 - OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The Croatian line player of Veszprem will miss the 3/4 Placement match of the VELUX EHF FINAL4 following his unsportsmanlike action in the semi-final against Kiel.
31.05.2014 - MATCH PREVIEW: Three former Barca stars face FCB in the 3/4 placement match in the jersey of Veszprem


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Welcome to Germany.info
Welcome to the website of the German Consulate General in San Francisco. Here you will find information on our services of passport and visa, the work of our Consulate General, news related to Germany as well as German institutions and activities in our area of jurisdiction.
Our area of jurisdiction covers the Pacific Northwest of the United States: Northern California, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and the U.S. territories Baker, Howland, Jarvis, Johnston Islands, Midway and Palmyra island.Our German language website features information relevant for German citizens.For all Passport, ID Card, Visa and Citizenship matters applicants need to arrange for an appointment through our website
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Starting May 15, 2014 fingerprints will be taken from all visa applicants at the German Consulate General in San Francisco
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On November 19th, the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS) at UC Berkeley hosted an unlikely group of allies: In a night of art and conversation, Bay Area community leaders, thinkers and artists shared their insights around innovative ways to tackle climate change.
Human Impact
The "Fall of the Berlin Wall" poster exhibit commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany.
The Human Impacts Institute (HII) is headed to the Bay Area for a night of art and conversation around innovative ways to tackle climate change.
Human Impacts Bay Area
On November 9, 2014, staff of the German Consulate, their families and friends celebrated the 25th conmemoration of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
25 years Fall of the Berlin Wall
Join us on Sunday, November 9, 2014, at 10:30 am at the Warming Hut Café at Crissy Field close to the Golden Gate Bridge, where we want to start off together for a 5K run towards the Marina and back to the starting point while enjoying a beautiful view of the Bay and the Bridge.
Anniversary Run on November 9
The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) reached a landmark agreement with the German Finance Ministry under which the organization and the German government will together provide assistance to Jewish child survivors of the Holocaust.
Jewish Child Survivors of the Holocaust
The 9th annual international diplomatic training for young career diplomats for the regions of Latin America and the Caribbean took place from October 9th thru the 12th in the German Foreign Office in Berlin.
German Foreign Office
After swimming 2.4 miles, cycling 115 miles and running the entire Honolulu Marathon, Sebastian Kienle was crowned, "Ironman" in Hawaii on Saturday. In the 36th annual competition, Kienle finished the race in 8 hours, 14 minutes, and 18 seconds.
Kienle Wins Ironman
Göttingen – much less well known than Heidelberg in the U.S. – is a small town in the center of Germany and home to the University of Göttingen, the place associated with most Nobel laureates in the country and one of the best places to study in Germany.
Reunion at the German Consulate
Saint Matthew's/Sankt Matthäus Lutheran Church, the only congregation in Northern California that offers services in German on a regular basis, welcomed its new pastor Kerstin Weidmann with a solemn installation service on Sunday, September 14, 2014.
German-speaking congregation in San Francisco welcomes new pastor
Demons of history weigh upon the debate about a larger German role in the world, says AJC Executive Director David Harris, in an interview with Sueddeutsche Zeitung, one of Germany's top daily newspapers. Read the full interview in English.
"The Germans have to trust themselves"
The German International School of Silicon Valley (GISSV) celebrated the first day of school together with German Consul General Stefan Schlüter and German Consul for Cultural Affairs, Julia Reinhardt, on Monday and Tuesday, August 18 and 19, 2014.
Alumniportal Deutschland is an editorially supported social online network, which sees itself as a service for all Germany-alumni as well as for companies, networks, organizations and institutes of higher education. A unique combination of topical and emotional services with a connection to Germany and an online community opens entirely new opportunities for maintaining contacts and networks.
Alumniportal Deutschland
The Deputy Secretary of Economics of the German government, Ms Brigitte Zypries, traveled to San Francisco and Silicon Valley from June 7 through 14, 2014, to promote the German start-up scene and establish ties within the founder communities of the Bay Area and Germany.
German Deputy Secretary of Economics Brigitte Zypries
On April 2, 2014, BASF representatives, the Chancellors of UC Berkeley and UCLA, and former Governor of California, Gray Davis, officially opened the new California Research Alliance by BASF (CARA) with a ribbon cutting ceremony in presence of the German Consul General Peter Rothen, followed by a scientific symposium.
Multidisciplinary research institute
A certificate confirming his German citizenship was handed over to Leo M. Horovitz by Consul General Peter Rothen on February 25 at the German Residence in San Francisco.
Citizenship Ceremony
On Tuesday, March 4, Consul General Peter Rothen honored Mr Karl Pfeiffer with the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany in a ceremony held at the German Residence in San Francisco.
German Learning
On February 21, 2014, the alumni of the University of Hamburg came together to open their new local chapter in San Francisco.
Meeting in San Francisco
On Thursday, 13 February 2014, the EIT ICT Labs organized a round table at the German Consulate General in order to discuss their plans to connect the EIT ICT Labs ecosystem to the IT innovation ecosystem of the Bay Area. German Consul General Peter Rothen hosted the meeting.
Round Table
More News
Consul General Stefan Schlueter is the head of the Consulate General of Germany in San Francisco and welcomes you to this website.
CV Consul General Stefan Schlueter
The Consulate General will be closed on following days:On Thursday, November 27, 2014 (Thanksgiving) and on Thursday, December 4, 2014
Informationen über das Konsulat auf deutsch
Whatever plans you have for the future, knowledge of German will increase your options! We've put together a list of schools and institutions in the Bay Area where you or your children can learn German.
Bay Area German
The year 2014 marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall - a monumental day in German history.
25th Anniversary
On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany Trade & Invest produced a short film in cooperation with the Federal Government Commissioner for the New Federal States, Iris Gleicke.
Film on economic development since the fall of the Berlin Wall
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News Archive
Germany assumed the presidency of the G7 at the G7 summit in Brussels at the beginning of June 2014. On 7 and 8 June 2015, Germany will host the meeting of the heads of state and government. The summit will provide an opportunity to discuss current international challenges and to make progress on new topics in the international context.
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Renting instead of buying. Sharing instead of owning. The culture of sharing is taking over the consumer landscape all over the world - and in Germany too.
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Kingfish - New Orleans
- Address:
337 Chartres
New Orleans, LA 70130Neighborhood:
French Quarter
- Cuisine:
Creole / Cajun / SouthernPrice: $30 and under
Kingfish - New Orleans
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.kingfishneworleans.com/
- Phone: (504) 598-5005
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
Happy Hour: Daily: 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30 pm - 10:00 pm; Friday - Saturday: 5:30 pm - 11:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Creole / Cajun / Southern, Comfort Food, Gastro Pub
- Executive Chef: Greg Sonnier
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room
A word from Kingfish - New Orleans
Kingfish features New Louisiana Cuisine from beloved New Orleans Chef Greg Sonnier. The menu reflects Greg's Louisiana-centric approach to food. At the bar enjoy both traditional New Orleans style cocktails, such as the Sazerac or the Pimm's Cup, as well as modern cocktails created by New Orleans famous mixologist Chris McMillian.Continued
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Kingfish - New Orleans reviews from OpenTable diners
118 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (67)vibrant bar scene (53)neighborhood gem (40)hot spot (32)special occasion (28)good for groups (23)romantic (21)great for lunch (19)notable wine list (17)late-night find (14)scenic view (5)great for brunch (3)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- Great location, vibrant bar sceneDebbieVIPDined on 11/18/2014I was in the mood for something New Orleans style but lighter fare with a modern twist. Kingfish fit the bill. The Hoppin John Salad and crab cake from the small plates menu paired with a crisp Chardonnay was the perfect early evening dinner. The location in the French Quarter is easy to find and would be a great place to meet up with friends. The bar was lively by 8 pm with a more sophisticated crowd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A+NeenDined on 11/8/2014Fantastic service from Chris. Great cocktail menu. Brandy milk was delicious. Oyster & Artichoke stew. BBQ shrimp w/waffle piroque. Seafood cassoulet...all superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2014We had a wonderful experience. The waitress was outstanding. Food was outstanding.Special Features:
- Great placePwldocDined on 11/8/2014Noise level is the only aspect that prevents me from a five star rating. Atmosphere, decor, service and food quality all top shelf. I will definitely returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Cocktails, Outstanding FoodAndyPDined on 11/7/2014They have a great specialty cocktail list, and can easily improvise and make non menu cocktails. On the appetizer menu, the bacon wrapped jalapenos, are phenomenal. Additionally their alligator wings confit are delicious, the smoked tomato gastrique on it was great. Also if you like blue cheese, the french fries and fondue are a must, we ordered a few! For entrees, the No. 1 - "Every Man a King" Fish, is delicious. It is cooked on a brick of Himalayan salt, and then comes out tableside on the salt. The No. 6 - Seafood Cassoulet is also outstanding, all of the different types of seafood, and the alligator sausage. The wine list is also quite extensive and has some of the most reasonable prices in the French Quarter.Special Features:
- Great!AshleyVIPDined on 11/6/2014We had a great experience at Kingfish. It was in a convenient location in the French Quarter, but was not a tourist trap at all. The food was excellent and the service was even better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fish on a salt brick!DinaDined on 11/6/2014You might be shy from food displayed on a salt brick but its actually good...yes a little salty but sometimes a little salt doesn't hurt you and this was an interesting disply and flavor. The fish was perfect.Special Features:
- Great experiencedwilson608VIPDined on 11/5/2014from the Bartender to our waiter the service was excellent. The bar is a great place to learn about cocktails. Food was excellent. Service was perfect...attentive without being intrusive. We never touched the wine bottle or the water bottle all evening. Scallop special was really really good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outperformed expectationsHappyCustomerDined on 11/3/2014Read the great ratings but this place exceeded them. Fabulous food, though wasn't wild about the cornmeal waffle on the delicious barbecued shrimp dish.Special Features:
- Not what I expectedSunRiseEagleVIPDined on 11/1/2014We didn't particuly like the atmosphere. Kind of loud, not very upscale. We expected better food from Chef Greg Sonnier. The service was very slow and waiter unattentive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/31/2014We came on Halloween, in costume and were a little nervous about looking like idiots but we fit right into the fun atmosphere (including servers in costume!) Servers were all super nice; I don't remember the name of ours but he had told us he just started, yet was already super knowledgeable and made great recommendations for not only choices in the restaurant, but where to go out after. To drink, I had the mint julep off their speciality menu, which was sweetened with peach syrup rather than the traditional sugar cube -- much better! I had the duck ramen, which I think could have been a little more flavorful but was decent; boyfriend got the seafood cassoulet, which was good but had more beans than seafood which was a little disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kathVIPDined on 10/30/2014Loved the Hoppin John Salad & Cedar Planked Fish. Great placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014Not only was my food great, my server was on point the entire time. She was very timely w/ my re-fills and made wonderful food and drink recommendation. The server should get praised by her management for being so great at her job. I have already recommended the restaurant to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a great meal!GGGerstDined on 10/23/2014The shrimp & scallops on cheese grits special was awesome! Our server was very personable, and made great recommendations. I will recommend Kingfish to all my friends travelling to New Orleans.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceimaneaterVIPDined on 10/21/2014We were in New Orleans on a business trip, and our dinner at Kingfish was wonderful. Off of Bourbon Street, which was very pleasant. Nice atmosphere, great cocktails, delicious flavors. Not inexpensive, but a great dining experience. Service was excellent. Food was very fresh and creatively assembled. Delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Up-market Pub Meal!curwenVIPDined on 10/20/2014Slow seating but friendly and helpful server (Angelica). My companion had a new cocktail (French Pearl) that she really enjoyed, I had NOLA Hopitoulas IPA. Beet salad for her and (N.O.) pork scratchings – more scratchings than pork - for me. Tables well-separated and not overwhelmingly noisy. Good ambience! Unfortunately, pot pie was off so I had rabbit with blue cheese string potatoes. The cheese and meat went well together but I didn't think that I could detect rabbit in the meat even after removing the sauce. My companions' Shrimp Gaufre went down well with my braised spinach – perhaps I'm just pickier. Total was $135 – mixed feelings about the place and I really think charging for bottled non-sparkling water is nickel-and-diming
- Delish!TXFamilyDined on 10/19/2014Cedar plank fish (sheep head fish ) Get past the name . It was wonderfully mild fish cooked on cedar with canjun seasoning. Beautiful presentation and light strawberry salad side. Looking for new cocktail, have Pimms Cup. Mellow infused gin with berries, cucumber and topped with champagne. Our Teenager had shrimp waffle dish minus shrimp and enjoyed. Preteen had warm crusty bread and promise of mcdonalds. Great find!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful experiencetottsDined on 10/19/2014Loved, loved , loved this restaurant. Our waiter Patrick was awesome. Fun to talk to , great service. Enjoyed our food and conversation. We went for our anniversary and we felt special there. Have already recommended this restaurant to my friendsSpecial Features:
- DisappointingBgoodDined on 10/18/2014Service was so slow. Had a 8pm reservation. The waitress took our orders, but EVERTHING was slow to come. Drinks came too slow, hence the dinner order didn't go in until 20 minutes after our arrival. Then a bag of bread arrived 10 minutes later. So if it's in a bag, why does it take 30 minutes to get to your table!? 9pm no waitress. Asking for her, she comes and apologizes saying dinner will be out shortly. She should come sooner on her own. We note that the restaurant is not even half full. Mgr comes over and apologizes. Offers drinks but we really just want food. When we say it's been an hour, he corrects us and says the order's been in for 35 minutes! That was the biggest offense. Not the way handle it. Won't go back or recommend.
- NOLAJoejo66VIPDined on 10/17/2014The est restaurant that I have been in NOLA for the 3 days that I was there. The waitress was so welcoming and warmSpecial Features:
- French Quarter dining3girlsDined on 10/16/2014We went to Kingdish on several recommendations from friends. After days of eating sea food we wanted some meat. My husband ordered the rib eye which was okay but he had food envy with my pulled pork pot pie. It was yummy comfort food! The service was average compared to the other places we had been to already.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First VisitHappydinerDined on 10/16/2014We were given a gift card and looked forward to our first visit. The seating was very good, across from the bar; I was given my choice. We were early so the service started slow but as they got busier, the service became more acceptable. The food was excellent. Served hot and large portions. The Hoppin' Jack salad was delicious and my husband thoroughly enjoyed the bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeno peppers. He also had the Cochon de lait Pot Pie while I had Shrimp Gaufre with Jumbo barbeque shrimp; it was to die for and the cheesecake was huge and made from scratch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Dining Experience in NOLAOdomFoodiesDined on 10/13/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Kingfish! Food was outstanding and our waiter was attentive without hovering. We had the bacon wrapped scallops and the Cowboy steak. Both dishes exceeded expectations with generous portions. The jalapeno appetizer was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find in NOLAOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014Food and service were great. The salt brick fish is a must try.Special Features:
- Good food good serviceJimboDined on 10/11/2014We ate here on the last night of a 6 night stay in N.O. After meals at overhyped and over large impersonal Delmonico and Captains Palace, this was an excellent finale. Main course scallops with shrimp was perfectly cooked and seasoned without the typical over salting found in most NO food. Server Tim Kelly was attentive and even entertaining. Thanks for the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative and tasty fareclothierDined on 10/10/2014Great selection of entrees with many items not found on menus often. Mirliton and rabbit,for example of which the mirliton was almost as good as my momma used to make. This fish choices are exceptional, without being very heavy.Special Features:
- Unique menu; serious food.loueatsDined on 10/2/2014This restaurant has a great bar for pre-dinner drinks, with a serious bartender who knows his stuff. Interesting menu with an emphasis on local cuisine---we enjoyed the fish baked on a block of salt! Reasonable prices and very good service.Special Features:
- Recommended by a FoodiemratlasDined on 9/22/2014We were seated promptly. Atmosphere was ok. Since this place came recommended by a foodie, I had higher expectations but was ultimately let down. Food was late and cold. Service was below satisfactory. Very reluctant to recommend this place due to the poor service.Special Features:
- Wonderful FlavorsBopperDined on 9/21/2014All of our dishes were just great. The combination of sauces was wonderful. the whole deboned stuffed flounder was just incredible. I highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Yum!!!Meri333Dined on 9/19/2014What a great place!!! I'd highly recommend the rabbit gumbo!! Our waiter, Chris R, was wonderful too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of NOLA's Best in the QuarterdavedineDined on 9/19/2014There are so many GREAT restaurants in the French Quarter that it would almost be impossible to make a list of the best, but Kingfish would be on the list. I've eaten here several times both for romantic dining and private celebrations and I am never disappointed in the food or drinks. The menu is diverse enough to please anyone - and feel free to ask the wait staff about any of the dishes if you are unsure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/15/2014Fish tacos were good. Service was good.that our first day in New Orleans. Our server gave us good info about jazz places where locals go. That was certainly very helpful.Special Features:
- aeropostleDined on 9/13/2014Excellent food. Friendly waiters. Great ambiance. A definite repeat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SolidThelumenDined on 9/12/2014This place was talked up to me by quite a few foodie friends so we put it on our list to try. The drinks were absolutely some of the best in town and the food was completely solid.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KingfishgritsgalDined on 9/11/2014The Gulf fish dish was divine! The server was friendly and charming without being intrusive. He was very good.Special Features:
- DeliciouscndrelaDined on 8/31/2014Kingfish was recommended to us by a friend. We really loved the food and the dinner service was excellent. I would definitely go there again - and will suggest it to friends travelling to NOLA. The only critique I have for the restaurant is that when we arrived there was no one at the hostess stand. The bartenders all saw us standing there and no one acknowledged us. A waiter approached the stand - saw us and turned around. It was approximately five minutes before the hostess appeared. The restaurant had seated a large party and she was detained due to that. If one of the other staff had just acknowledged us it would have made all the difference.Special Features:
- Classy but not stuffy!JeffandPattiDined on 8/30/2014Thoroughly enjoyed Kingfish! It was a special occasion meeting up with military friends from 20 yrs ago. They were able to give us the wonderful table in the front window, didn't rush or interrupt our conversation! It was on the Top10/2013 list, well deserved! We shared appetizers, bacon wrapped jalapeño/Cajun sausage wonton/shrimp&okra/blue crab chop, All equally incredible! Go with what your hungry for, Husband had Every Man A King Fish (Pompano on a salt brick)!!! I had scallops special!!! Our friends had Cedarplank fish and Duck special!!! Nice wine list and cocktails. Sorry can't comment on dessert, my favorite, but couldn't fit it in! Will definitely go back when in town! Great job Kingfish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect celebration!6localfoodiesDined on 8/23/2014Our family of six, including four young adult sons, had the absolute time of our lives at King Fish. The food was superb and the waitstaff simply wonderful. I would say they were naturally New Orleans! We were celebrating one last summer night before the oldest boys returned to college and this was the perfect setting. Our waiter gave great menu advice, both for food and cocktails. The staff laughed right along with us and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal from start to finish. Greg Sonnier and his staff are geniuses at making folks feel welcome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Huey would love itThptrekVIPDined on 8/21/2014Great atmosphere. Alligator wings were ok. Fish on rock salt was good. As your waiter to transfer it onto regular plate to avoid a mess. Duck with ramen was also goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice DinnerJoshBDined on 8/16/2014This last weekend my fiance and I were in NOLA just getting away for the weekend, I wanted to propose to her but first I wanted to have a nice dinner before I popped the question. I had no idea where to have dinner at so I used this app and looked at reviews and prices, This was a great fit for anyone who like to dress up a little or alot and have ether a bar or a dinner to themselfs. I booked for 8:45 and once we got there told them and boom got the table ready. It was a great night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Sunday, November 23, 2014
Finding Balance
Here is another shot in my diamond world Shiny. I couldn't decide on the title for this post: Fire and Ice or Temperance. Having diamonds in abundance makes so many things easier, like weapons or armor are no big deal. I could build a house of the things and probably will at some point...just because I can.
But Lapis, for example, is so rare, I have only found 23 of them so far. So if I want to enchant all that beautiful diamond stuff, then I need to find some more. Redstone is really hard to find as well. I've traded my diamonds for everything else.
This was just an experiment to play with the sliders and stuff but in reality I have offset the whole natural order of Minecraft. Changing things up can be fun but there is always a price to the delicate balance that runs through the Universe.
I've been trying to change things up in my life as well. My symbolic "diamonds" have taken over a bit and I'm trying once again to balance work, career, knitting, being a wife, being a good friend, housework, bills, being a good mother, taking care of myself and my gaming.
This cold snap has sapped my energy. And when I say cold...I mean there was ice on the ground the other day. Fall was here and then, it suddenly was not. The shift was abrupt and none of us were ready for our Winter to begin...now.
Winter is the time when I take and clean out my stores and look within. That is why there is this big holiday in the middle of it...so people remember to find the light in themselves and others. For many the loss of actual light causes depression and despondency. I'm someone who gets up with the light so I really dislike getting up in the dark and going to work. My body rebells instead of greeting the day...I just kind of stumble into it...and I just hate being cold.
So sometimes I find it really hard to greet the day with joy in my heart at this time of year. But the Goddess is on top of things and for the twinge in my back, I now have heated seats. For my morning blur, my DH makes me a hot breakfast with coffee to boot...I love that man more each day.
(insert heart here). When I feel the darkness downers, my son is there to give me a hug and that my friends is the greatest blessing of all. When you have a loving family and wonderful friends imagining joy is not a struggle at all. I just think of my happy thought and soon I am soaring through my day.
So as the days get shorter and colder I am reminded that I indeed have a wonderful life and am so blessed.
This year we are attempting a full gluten free, dairy free and citrus free Thanksgiving. The BBQ joint in town is smoking our turkey for us...my mouth is watering just thinking about it. We are making all our traditional dishes with a twist and I'm even attempting pumpkin pie. I'm hoping it all tastes close to what we remembered.
We made the gluten free stuffing and gravy last year and you couldn't tell that it was GF. Everything was really good and everyone liked it. So I am hoping to add the other dishes back to our holiday that are harder without dairy to make. I'll let you know how it works out.
But it's not the food that is the big thing...it is the family around the table. And even though some are missing, and some are in heaven...they are all here and a part of our lives. They are all special gifts that we are blessed to have in our lives.
So, from our family to yours...have a safe and beautiful Thanksgiving with those that are precious to you,
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
So I was fooling around yesterday in creative and built a little house out of the different forms of Prismarine and Quartz. Sis wants to build a little seaside villa type deal in our family world and I was playing around with the way that the blocks can go together.
Please forgive my field of lava and the pig spawners in the background. Everyone was coming up to my door and I made the lava field to discourage any solicitors. This is my working world where I can try out anything.
If you could see in the other direction you would see a roller coaster of sorts, a beacon, a zillion pigs from trying to figure out how to make a spawner, a working skeleton spawner, the start of a tree and tons of other things that I was trying out here before wasting blocks in survival.
This is one of the things I really love about Minecraft. You can make a creative world and try out anything. All the blocks are there for you to use and the monsters don't hurt you. Of course you can change over to a creative world at anytime in your play but this is a flat world that was made just to create.
So here is my bedroom in my little house. I really like it. I had fun building my little seaside house that is surrounded by lava.
I know it is a bit hard to see, but here is my new avatar in Minecraft. I spent a good 2 hours working on her.
I made my first avatar at dinner with my son and I didn't really understand what I was doing. This time I took my time and created something that had some meaning to me, and I'm pretty happy with her.
Shift to knitting...
On my day off I went through every pattern that I had started designing in one way or another and made a kind of triage plan for them. The ones that already have been branded are first, then the ones that I made a pattern for, then the ones with pictures and finally the ones that might only be an idea jotted down somewhere.
I started off with Holda. This is a half-linen stitch infinity scarf, with a bind off in pattern. The winter tones fit in perfectly with the snow and ice storm we got this week.
The goal of this lengthy project is to get my patterns from their various states of being to Ravelry.
I have also decided to create a sister to Holda; it will be the same exact pattern except using linen stitch.
|Not yet named linen stitch
The two stitches, while close in nature are both very distinctively different. They both look woven but half-linen stitch is more rustic while the pure linen stitch is smooth to the touch and more like a fabric. Both stitches show off a variegated yarn and bring out it's inner beauty and they both add texture to the fabric that is intriguing. It is hard to not see how each stitch can bring something new and exciting to one's knitting; which is why I made two patterns, both named for Goddesses of weaving.
Back to Minecraft for a sec. (yes, this is how I talk, it's the Aries in me, I can never focus on one thing) :)
This week on my day off, I not only made a new avatar and created a triage sheet for my knitting, I also created a diamond world. I tweaked the settings to spawn diamonds like dirt on the levels where they could be found. This was an experiment in playing with the settings; I had no idea what would really happen.
I treated this world like an other survival world and I found myself in a biome I have never started in before; the savanna. My savanna starting place was right next to a chasm which it took me all week to get into since I needed to build a house first and plant and harvest food and all that normal stuff.
But it is glorious. I'm like a little kid when I find a hole in the earth. Maybe it reminds me of me and Dad going to places where they were building to show me the beautiful stones that were hiding under the soil. I remember him showing me quartz for the first time and how it sparkled in the sun. I remember being obsessed with stones after that. They don't even have to be gems or anything; anything can be beautiful.
Later when I took metaphysical classes I found out how important simple quartz can be to so many aspects of healing, cleansing, charging, protection...really you name it and it is the stone that will guide you through it.
I still love stones; my altar is proof of that. I love the windows and rainbows that you can find in them. I love the colors and shapes. I love the way their energy feels as it mingles with mine.
So maybe I take a little of that into Minecraft with me. And every time I find a vein of iron or spy some red stone it is like being that child again and seeing quartz for the first time with my Dad. Regardless of the reason, I really like caving in Minecraft and turning a sock heel...no story behind that one except I really like it and I have no focus today.
Happy crafting,
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Sunday, November 02, 2014
Building with Borders
As you can see I have settled into the first Captive Minecraft and established a homey base of operations. The animals are downstairs since they trample everything and tend to kill themselves by suffocating in the border.
The problem with CM1 is that all the portals are wonky and you suffocate on entering them; so I did a bit in Creative but it was the only way to get the achievements...and this game is all about the achievements.
The Captive Mincraft games are also about working with a border. You know in Vanilla Minecraft you can deplete a mine and then move on to the next one, but in this world you only have so much that you can work with. Coal becomes scarce and iron is almost non-existent.
Since I am going to do every achievement, I find myself now mining every scrap of the world out for resources. I even started mining around the bedrock in the Basement. I'm not going to tell you where, but there are goodies in the Basement at bedrock level and you will know that you found them because they are marked with Obsidian.
So even if your Nether portal suffocates you, there is hope because there is a blaze rod in one of those troves. The game gives you a lot of these little helpful items, for instance the one lone piece of sugarcane in the stone growing in a little bit of water can be a life saver. Cane makes sugar; thus cake and cane makes paper; thus books. You can make a bookcase with books and an enchantment table. That is three achievements that can be grown from one little piece of sugarcane that is nurtured and cared for and cultivated.
I've found some strange items in these special chests that are scattered all over the world. I found some mycelium so I made a giant mushroom because I like them. I found some horse armor that is so beautiful but I never been given a horse.
I have four achievements left and the fifth cannot be done: so say the creators. So I'm off to find some skulls to make a Wither because that is what is next on my to-do list. I was thinking of letting him loose in The End so if I can't kill him then he can terrorize the Endermen, but I'm not sure yet. I've only ever made a Wither in Creative and he is still running around there I believe. Scary things Withers. But killing him will give me 2 more achievements and then I will have two to go: make a beacon and kill a skeleton from 50 blocks away...that one is hard. You have to set it up just right. 50 blocks is like a Robin Hood shot...I will need a super bow...good thing my enchanting room is coming along nicely.
A Wither Skeleton with a pumpkin on his head celebrates All Hallows Eve. :)
I wish you all a Happy New Year for those that celebrate and for everyone else I wish you unexpected blessings and beautiful moments of joy,
Happy crafting,
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
I have a fear of heights. It is a rational fear; being high means one could fall...very...very...far. In the beginning of playing Minecraft I used to get a pit in the middle of my stomach when I was up high. It was a normal fear response to being up high but in a game fear can be managed; much like it can in real life for some situations.
This is a picture of my house from up high in Captive Minecraft. I pillared up and then used vines to create a ladder up to Sky Island #1. As you can see I have worked through my fear a bit to be able to use this method. Many a time I have fallen off my pillar and fell in the air a bit until I flail and find it again or fall to my death. "Act don't react." Xena said that in an episode where she was teaching someone how to deal with enemies attacking. I find those words to be sage advice as I am falling. If I do something I might survive, if I freak out...I probably won't.
Here is my home again from a second pillar up to the Burning Island. As you can see I'm in the clouds now and really...really...really...high. That is my house way down there; I was thankful the zombie pigman didn't push me off while I was getting this shot. :)
Captive Minecraft has been a challenge and I really have been enjoying it this week. But much like ESO I made some bad calls. Instead of planting the sugar cane (the one piece I found) I used it to make sugar. I forgot you needed two pieces of sugar to make cake and that has really screwed me up.
In Captive Minecraft you start with one block and a world border all around you. This border moves every time you successfully complete an achievement a half of a square. As you can see messing up one of the achievements can really cost you. So I'm in limbo right now. I'm mining out every piece of block that I can and my goal is to be able to see the world border in every area of my world.
I was worried when my cow suffocated herself in the border, but thankfully, another one was given to me and I was able to corral and breed them.
This is a challenging but fun map. At some point I settled down and made a house and a farm and did all the things that usually do when I play. I figure the achievements will come as they will and I'm not in a rush. In the meantime, I am having a good time.
I just received a villager. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with him yet. :)
Have some knitting in the works but nothing to show yet.
I hope you have a graet week as we go out of Mercury's grip of crazy,
Happy crafting,
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Saturday, October 18, 2014
Mercury is in Retrograde
After checking here to see what Mercury was doing, I was actually relieved. See that tiny dot next to our beautiful sun, located a little south of the center; that is Mercury.
Everything this week has seemed like such a struggle that I was ready to just throw my computer through the window.
Mercury governs communication, clear thinking, truth and travel. When it is in retrograde then you can expect all of these things to just run amok.
Even signing into my blog, something I have done thousands of times, was made impossible by Google deciding that I needed not one but two security checks that needed to be sent by text, before it would let me proceed. Very frustrating.
Gah! I really dislike passwords and creating new passwords and more and more things that I just can't remember.
And now I get an error code for goodness knows what.
I'm thinking I should just be happy I could get a few words in and stop there.
Mercury is in retrograde until the 25th...Goddess help me.
Happy crafting,
P.S. Please ignore my grammar and sentence structure this week. I just can't seem to put two words together in a cohesive fashion. :)
Sunday, October 12, 2014
This week we had a little visitor. My son had to adopt a Flour Child for the week. She can't be left alone and for all purposes she must be cared for like a real child.
From the beginning I tried to take this very seriously. The lessons that can be learned from Amelia are important ones that children need to understand.
The school seems to be taking it very seriously too. There is a day care in each class so while the kids are learning the babies won't suffer.
After the first day my son has been cradling her head and holding her in a way that she is supported. It makes me smile inside to see him so compassionate.
We were baby sitting while my son took a bath and I had to check on some laundry so I gave Amelia to "Grandpa" and when I came back he was rocking her back and forth...so sweet.
When we went out to the restaurant we had to get a high chair for her and when we went shopping we used a cart that had a strap for kids.
I found that she seems to be heavier today...they grow up so fast. I also found myself talking to her like I used to do to my son when I carried him everywhere and learned to do almost everything one handed.
Amelia has brought out all my emotions. We talked about adoption and choices and what family means. My son answered with some pretty personal observations about me and her and life in general and I realize it makes me love him even more. He is such a beautiful soul.
I was hit by the designing bug and decided to make some mitts. I started with some cables in ribbing. The above shot is as far as I got this week, but I really like the way they are working up. My sis had noted that the gloves I made last week were a little snug and we both agreed they would stretch...like a good pair of jeans. But, if I made the top side with some ribbed cables, then if it needed to be tighter it would and if it needed to be looser it could.
I imagined in my head when Amelia grew up what she would look like and pictured a girl who loved nature and played outside as much as she could. I could see her auburn curls glinting in the setting sun as she watched a hawk in its nest or ran after a frog.
A girl like that would need some mitts to keep her hands warm as she headed home when the street lights came on. A girl like that would appreciate the delicate cables that made the mitts seem a bit Fey...she might even make up stories about being a Faerie Princess visiting the Earthly Realm.
So I've named these mitts Amelia...for that spark of little girl in all us women that is connected to nature and believes anything is possible.
Bright blessings to you and yours,
Happy crafting,
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Sunday, October 05, 2014
Under the Sea
I've got goodies to share! This haul came from the Shenandoah Fiber Festival last weekend. My Sister and I had a blast. It wasn't as big as MD S&W but the quality of the booths were amazing. If you like spinning your own, this show is for you. There were bunnies, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas and camels on display to pet and ogle their beautiful fur.
My sister got these mitts and I said I would knit them up for her. I love the colors and they are really easy to make. knittyandcolor had some beautiful, bold and bright hues. My kit with the pink came from her as well.
I had the flu and then I just felt blah for a week so I didn't knit. But this is what I am making for myself. A little Halloween scarf…there is a theme going no? :)
Let see, we got the yard done. I meant to show a shot of it a few weeks ago…but time got away from me. Here it is. I absolutely love it! There are a bunch of herbals in there and plants that all flower during different seasons. It makes me smile every time I come home. :)
Our big family goal over the last few weeks was to conquer a
. It is the biggest temple in the game and has
three big mean bosses. There is a ghost
of those bosses who gives you mining fatigue which makes you mine really
slow. It took me 8 real time mintues to
get through a block! Minecraft Underwater Temple
So, first my Sister and I scouted for a temple. We sailed the seas of Minecraft looking for one of these rare temples. Usually I can find one really quickly, but it took a bit of time. Luckily there was a little island right there and we built a little stanging shelter.
Hubby decided he wanted to dig under the temple and that is what he did. Isn't this amazing? He glassed in the atria to the temple and I love the way it looks. :)
While he was digging, I was cooking. I made potions of water breathing and night vision so we could breathe and see underwater. I cooked chicken and rabbit stew. I crafted golden apples, torches, boats and a bunch of other items that we would need. I forged new diamond armor for everyone and swords and pickaxes. I enchanted the boots for water striding and the helm with aqua affinity. I made sure everyone had a silk touch pickaxe for getting the lanterns, which are pretty rare considering the numbers of the prismarine we obtained.
The next thing that I should mention is that there are the three Elder Guardians which are really tough but then the whole place is swarming with the normal Guardians which shoot bolts at you. The normal Guardians will keep spawning when there is eight blocks of water present; so we were literally up to our arm pits in them.
We fought our way to the sponge room and one of us collected a sponge while the other watched for Guardians. You dry out the sponges and then can use them to dry out a section of room. It takes time and teamwork and we rocked at both.
As you can see we have demolished the rest of the temple for stone and lanterns and stuff. I put in glowstone lights and I did it all legit. Not like it really matters, but I did. I laid out the floor lights wrong twice and had to break them and put them down again. But I think it looks nice and nothing like zombies or such can spawn with all this light. I can hear one though. There are tons of mines under this structure and they are rich with ores and zombies.
We will turn the temple into a spawner for the Guardians when we are done, since they are a renewable source of prismarine crystals and shards. These shards are used to make the lanterns and other blocks. This way we will have a never-ending source crystals and shards.
It really is a beautiful temple. You can't see it but the colors slowly change in the prismarine. It is such a lovely stone.
We really enjoyed doing something new together and everyone was so awesome. We piled all our loot into 3 chests and everyone should have enough prismarine to add on or redo part of their houses. I can't wait to add it to the floor in the entry hall. :)
In other gaming news…my ESO character reached level V1. Veteran Rank 1. I can't believe it. My next big quest is to kill the big bad of the game Moleg Bol. We have a statue of him next to Alduin from Skyrim and he is really, really, really big. But I have faith in myself. I am looking forward to being able to travel to a new province once I destroy him once and for all.
And that my friends, is where I am at.
I wish you all shade and sweetwater,
Happy crafting,
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