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Melanie from Find It Make It Love It shared this cute rag wreath for Fall at The Ribbon Retreat. You can make one like it with fabric scraps from your stash.
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"I know we all can easily collect toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls-–especially when I order large amounts of TP and paper towels on Amazon," says Maura at Happy Deal Happy Day. If you want to make a fun Fall wreath like hers, you'll need to collect at least 30 toilet paper tubes.
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A friend of mine moved from a home with no sprinkler system in the yard to a home with a sprinkler system. Guess what she had a lot of? Hoses that she didn't need to use, anymore! For anyone else in that boat, here's a fun way to reuse hoses you don't need anymore that comes from Jill at Create. Craft. Love.
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There is another explanation for the difficulties that men have connecting with their babies: lack of time. As much as women have progressed in the workplace, men remain the primary wage earners in most families. Moreover, while women typically take a maternity leave of three months or more, men usually don't feel comfortable taking off more than a week or two after a child is born (or can't afford to). Hence, most new fathers have only nights and weekends to interact with their newborns. Add to this the fact that more than half of all new mothers breastfeed -- limiting dad's role as a food source -- and it's hardly surprising that men usually bond a bit later than women do.
Steve Bigwood, 32, a finish carpenter from Palo, Iowa, admits that when he first held his daughter, Rhianna, now 9 months, "I thought I was going to break her." But he quickly evolved into Mr. Fun Guy, swinging and tickling Rhianna and enjoying the resulting smiles, giggles, and coos. Although Bigwood's extensive caregiving -- he does much of the feeding and buys most of Rhianna's outfits -- fostered an early bond, play helped cement it for both of them. "The first time I came home and she dropped what she was doing to crawl over to me was really special," he says.
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"Whatever edge a mother may have hormonally or biologically, all three parties have to begin forming relationships at birth," says Michael Lamb, Ph.D., head of the section on social and emotional development at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, in Bethesda, Maryland. "The more time you spend with a child and the more things you do with her, the quicker the relationship develops and the stronger it becomes -- regardless of the parent's sex."
Further hormonal testing may prove that fathers aren't really that far behind -- that evolution has imbued them with the capacity to connect with their babies as readily as mothers do. But even if that turns out to be the case, it will be up to both parents to make that attachment happen. According to Dr. Parke, mothers should encourage fathers to take on more everyday baby tasks and should provide positive reinforcement -- even if, say, a diaper is put on sloppily. And Dr. Storey, a pioneer in the groundbreaking hormonal research, says it's vital that dads carve out active caregiving roles.
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This book contains a wide range of essays, articles, puzzles and commentary regarding the work of the great Professor. Originally published in the US as the Tolkien Scrapbook (of which I have the original!). A very clear chronology of the Hobbit and LOTR is included as is the critical essay written by W H Auden and a reply of sorts (Ooh! Those Awful Orcs!). Certainly worth investing in as it has many differing viewpoints to the subject and may show the reader new ways of looking at the Tolkien experience.
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I am just about to wrap up a jam-packed five-day visit to China, a fascinating country with a dramatically growing economy and with an increasingly significant impact on the products that Americans consume. Indeed, a key reason for my trip is the important and growing collaboration between FDA and our counterpart agencies in China to ensure the safety of the large volume of foods and medical products exchanged between our two nations.
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Buffalo, NY (February 17, 2009) – RidgeLogic Development, a developer of digital signage software for single locations, announces that Chelsea Piers, a 28-acre sports and entertainment complex featuring state-of-the-art facilities for thirty different sports, located between piers 59 and 62 on the Hudson River in New York City, has expanded their usage of SceneStudio digital signage.
In the spring of 2008 Chelsea Piers deployed SceneStudio at their Golf Club and based on the positive reaction of members, guests and staff they recently expanded usage to the Ice Skating Rink and Health Club and plan to add it to their Field House soon. Each venue displays class schedules and the location of private parties to help people easily find their way. They also use a portion of the display to advertise venue-specific services and to enhance their brand.
âChelsea Piers uses a custom script to update the class and event schedules automatically throughout the dayâ?, says Jack Boyczuk, President of RidgeLogic. âItâs a great example of how our SceneStudio application can perform enterprise-class functions while maintaining a price point that make sense for a single display deployment.â?
âScene Studio digital signage, along with our other technological aspects, is an important part of making our communications clear and accessible to all our guests and members.â? says Ferdinand Lleshanaku, Chelsea Piersâ Director of Technology. âIt also helps us meet our mission of providing state-of-the-art facilities along with cutting-edge programming and a commitment to being the best amateur sports and entertainment complex in the country.â?
About RidgeLogic
RidgeLogic Development provides digital signage software applications, content design and programming services to meet the specific needs of end users, resellers and OEM partners. RidgeLogic is committed to allowing its consumers to utilize non-technical personnel to create or edit content and schedule it for playback, resulting in a digital signage solution that stays fresh and relevant.
For more information on RidgeLogic Development visit: www.RidgeLogic.com.
About Chelsea Piers
Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex is a 28-acre waterfront sports village located between 17th and 23rd Streets along Manhattan's Hudson River. This $120 million, privately-financed project has transformed four historic, but long-neglected, piers into a major center for public recreation and waterfront access.
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Started by glasnost , Feb 04 2013 09:27 AM
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:27 AM
Looking for recommendations for a hand-held mixer, mainly for making cakes. We purchased the Kenwood kmix from DJs however my mum has one and she has tried to talk me out of it as she finds it very heavy. So we are looking to return it and buy another one.
I don't want a bench top one as we have limited space in our kitchen for storage and it will probably be used once a week fi that for making cakes etc. We are not huge bakers but have been mixing everything by hand and I am sick of getting a dead arm!
Probably looking to spend 100-150 but willing to pay more if it is really awesome and will last a few years.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:38 AM
Nip down to Vinnies and see if there are any 70's hand helds there.
I was given a hand held mixer as a birthday present in 1978 when I was 7 - I still use it now!
I have had modern ones come and go around me but this little champ is still going strong!
I also got one from my great Aunt when we had to clear out her house, I imagine it was bought the year before or two than mine - my friend has it now and likewise it is still going like a little champ!
They were just made so much better in those days, a little heavier build than a modern one but that is because they used sturdy parts.
If you do go the new path - check the wattage - the bigger the motor the better.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:44 AM
I've heard the Braun stick mixer is good. Can anyone confirm?
Will be watching this thread with interest.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:49 AM
SierraX - stick mixers are all pretty good (again check the wattage) but they are useless for making cakes/whipping.
You need a set of beaters for that.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:01 AM
My Cuisinart ones are brilliant. Very well built, works beautifully, powerful motor and they have a nifty little box that fits under the motor unit and stores all of the accessories (beaters, whisk, dough hooks and a spatula) and the cord. It isn't too heavy either.
I think we ordered it for about $115 from Peters of Kensington, but you can buy them in many homeware shops like House, Matchbox and possibly Robins Kitchen.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:01 AM
I just got the triblade and I just love it. It practically does everything a processor does.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:28 AM
CountryMel - thanks, I guess I thought stick mixers and hand mixers did the same thing! Is there an appliance that does the job of a food processor and cake mixer or no (I really am new to this cooking thing)?
The Cuisinart one looks great by the way.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:32 AM
I've got the Sunbeam one, it is fantastic. Cream is whipped in only a minute or two. You can often pick it up quite cheaply at Target etc.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:38 AM
QUOTE (SierraX @ 04/02/2013, 08:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Is there an appliance that does the job of a food processor and cake mixer or no (I really am new to this cooking thing)?
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:41 AM
QUOTE (SierraX @ 04/02/2013, 11:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
CountryMel - thanks, I guess I thought stick mixers and hand mixers did the same thing! Is there an appliance that does the job of a food processor and cake mixer or no (I really am new to this cooking thing)?
The Cuisinart one looks great by the way.
My food processor can do cake batches and whipping but personally I prefer my stand mixer for cakes and whipping and beating and my processor for slicing, dicing, blending etc. They both sit pretty on my kitchen bench and I find I use them a lot more this way then if they where in my cupboard. But that is me, there is a whole world of ladies/men who have brought into the TMX/thermo world that swear by it. Personally (and I have tried it) I wouldn't buy one because I found it a PITA to actually use and it didn't really save me much time. (Rissotto these days can be done in most rice cookers in the same time. My rice cooker cost $79 and is a much bigger bowel then the thermo's bowels. Which means when making rice for a tribe I only need to put in one lot not two which my MIL needs to do)
ETA: my stand mixer can also buy attachments that allow it to mince, shread veg as well. But same thing, I do prefer to use my food processor to take care of the mincing and the slicing.
Edited by MrsLexiK, 04 February 2013 - 10:46 AM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:45 AM
QUOTE (SierraX @ 04/02/2013, 11:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
CountryMel - thanks, I guess I thought stick mixers and hand mixers did the same thing! Is there an appliance that does the job of a food processor and cake mixer or no (I really am new to this cooking thing)?
I (pre Kitchenaid - sigh...18 months now we've been together) had my awesome little 70's hand held beaters plus a Sunbeam stick blender that came with a mini food processer attachment - plus a whisk attachment that I never ever used - in addition to the stab blender bit.
I do a lot of 'from scratch' cooking and those two were/are enough for me for almost everything.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:22 PM
Thanks so much for the replies everyone!
QUOTE (countrymel @ 04/02/2013, 10:38 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Nip down to Vinnies and see if there are any 70's hand helds there.
I was given a hand held mixer as a birthday present in 1978 when I was 7 - I still use it now!
I have had modern ones come and go around me but this little champ is still going strong!
I also got one from my great Aunt when we had to clear out her house, I imagine it was bought the year before or two than mine - my friend has it now and likewise it is still going like a little champ!
They were just made so much better in those days, a little heavier build than a modern one but that is because they used sturdy parts.
If you do go the new path - check the wattage - the bigger the motor the better.
Thanks CountryMel. I think i know the '70s ones you are talking about. They are often "Essential Baby yellow" in colour, right? Think my mum might have had a set when I was little. That is a good idea as I want something that will last.
Gioillo- just checked out the Cuisinart ones- they look great! Like the storage box as I hate is when those little parts get lost in my drawers. Do you find that it gets heavy?
Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:25 PM
Hi glasnost,
I find it to be quite comfortable in the hand. It seems to be very well balanced and I don't remember using it and feeling fatigued from holding it. I'll get it out of the cupboard again tonight and double check for you :-)
Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:30 PM
I have a KMix and I love it. Yes, it is heavy but I had never really thought about it. I love that I put the sugar and butter on to cream and then walk away to get everything else. I find it makes cake making (or any baking) much quicker than having to hold the hand blender.
If you are just doing occasional baking then a hand mixer is probably fine. i have a Breville Wizz Mix and it does the job. Not the same as a stick blender. I have Russell Hobbs one of those with the blender attachment (like Countrymel's) and I use it a lot, in fact easily my most used piece of equipment in the cupboard but no good for baking.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:39 PM
I understand your space problem!! I have just gone to check if there is any brand on my little one - lol the brand is "The Price Brand" (made in China) - I got it about 9 years ago for less than $20, to replace the one I had for 15 years prior to that that my brother gave me (and knowing his gift giving, it would have cost less than $20) - goes great guns and whips cream, cakes - gets a bit grunty when it is asked to do too much hard work but easy to clean, two beaters and the main bit, not too cumbersome!!
Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:42 PM
I have a Braun stickmixer thingy, and a Sunbeam hand mixer which I've had for years and only just caved to buy a standmixer last year. I recommend both.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 07:26 AM
double checking done... it is a little heavier than my old cheapie from KMart, but not much heavier. Can you get to a homeware store and try one out? That might help you decide if it will be too heavy.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 08:05 AM
QUOTE (Gioiello @ 05/02/2013, 07:26 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
double checking done... it is a little heavier than my old cheapie from KMart, but not much heavier. Can you get to a homeware store and try one out? That might help you decide if it will be too heavy.
I will go to a shop and look at them in real life. Thanks Gioiello and everyone else for your replies!
Posted 06 February 2013 - 02:25 PM
I've got a Breville one (~$50) but used the Sunbeam one (~$70) that comes with three sets of attachments (including balloon whisk) and it was far superior. And it comes in pretty 70s colours - butter creams, pale pink etc highly recommend (wish I had one - good price point for function)
Posted 06 February 2013 - 03:06 PM
I have the pink Kitchenaid hand mixer. I use it more than my Kitchenaid. My KA is good for big jobs but for small jobs, I like using the hand mixer (less washing).
Posted 06 February 2013 - 10:54 PM
I got a Kitchenaid hand beater for Christmas. Mum got it for me, and she was all over the weight issue when we were looking at them. It met her "light and comfortable" requirements.
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Franklin Co. boasts a sub-24 hour turn around time. Usually something like 20-23 hours.
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NY has a 6 month waiting period.... ridiculous...
Mine took about 7 days in erie county, and a six month wait is retarded sounds like they justvwanna make it a hassle so people wont do it
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Wednesday on Duck Dynasty Season 6 Episode 7, what began as a friendly game of badminton escalated into a full-on battle for sibling supremacy.
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PowerColor PCS+ 5850 Review
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We're delighted to see PowerColor back in the OC3D labs. How does their PCS+ 5850 stand up?
GPU & Displays | 4th June 2010
nVidias latest card a little out of your league? Perhaps their cutdown one will satisfy your needs...
HIS 5870 Turbo X Crossfire Review
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If there is one thing we like more than a 5870, it's two of them. HIS obliged with their Turbo X cards. How well did they perform?
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Sapphire R9 295X2 for 699.99 GBP at OCUK
Mark Campbell | 5th September 2014
Overclockers UK have an Exclusive price for the AMD R9 295X2 of an exceptionally cheap 699.99 GBP
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You thought 4K pushed out a lot of Pixels, new Dell are making a 5K display pushing almost 6.5 million more pixels than 4K!
AMD lowers price of the R9 295X2 by 33%
Mark Campbell | 3rd September 2014
For a limited amount of time specific companies will sell AMD Radeon R9 295X2 graphics card with a 33 per cent discount, but sadly the UK gets a lesser discount.
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AMD FreeSync will only be available on certain AMD GPUs, and by this we do not mean only GCN!
ASUS Matrix 5870 Platinum Review
GPU & Displays | 15th May 2010
ASUS have combined all their various upgrades, and some new ones, into one HD5870. The Matrix Platinum. How does it fair?
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We take a look at the ASUS MS236H to see if style and function can go hand in hand.
HIS Radeon HD 5850 Turbo Review
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HIS have treated the critically acclaimed HD 5850 with a facelift. Worth the premium? Let's find out...
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GPU & Displays | 26th April 2010
HIS have released their 5830. Does this cut-down Radeon 5 series deliver the goods, or is it a chop too far?
ZOTAC GTX480 Review
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Finally, thanks to ZOTAC, we have our hands on a GTX480. Is it all we hoped for?
ASUS Announces Strix R9 285 Gaming Graphics Card
Mark Campbell | 2nd September 2014
ASUS has announced their Strix R9 285 gaming graphics card featuring ASUS' exclusive DirectCU II and 0dB fan technologies for total silence during idle or light gaming loads.
Mark Campbell | 2nd September 2014
MSI is pleased to announce its latest addition to the popular GAMING series of graphics cards, the R9 285 GAMING 2G. Cooled by the Twin Frozr IV Advanced.
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According to MSI the "Next-gen GPUs are upon us", but for now they have given us a first sneak peak at their new cooler design help satisfy our curiosity.
Sapphire Radeon R9 285 ITX Compact
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May of us PC gamers want to force as much gaming power as possible into increasingly small form factors. Now Sapphire are coming to the table with a R9 285 Compact to help you along.
All AMD GCN GPUs support DX12
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At the company's 30 Years of Graphics event, AMD disclosed that all AMD GPUs based on the GCN architecture will support DirectX 12, Microsoft's next gen multimedia API.
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Research can take a person to unexpected places. For instance, neither UAH students Jeanné le Roux nor Chris Phillips expected their summer undergraduate research projects to take them to the top of the recent von Braun Symposium undergraduate student poster competition.
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An Earth system science (ESS) major, Le Roux won first place while Phillips, double majoring in ESS and physics, finished second in the annual competition. Posters were judged by members of the American Astronautical Society.
Mark your calendars for the season's biggest holiday event! Peace on Earth: A Gala Celebration of the Arts and Humanities is returning to the Von Braun Center Concert Hall on Friday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m.
This family-friendly extravaganza, presented by the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), captures the spirit of the season with a selection of traditional holiday classics – and showcases the collaborative efforts of the city's arts organizations.
This year's gala will feature performances from the Department of Music's faculty and students as well as community partners including the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, the Huntsville Community Chorus, the Huntsville Ballet, the First Baptist Church Mosaic Ringers, and Randolph School's Young Voices.
When Janet Phillips graduates from The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) this December, she'll do so with a brand-new job title: nurse. It won't be her first career. Or even her second. What it will be, the Huntsville native says, is "a new direction that gives me the skills and opportunities to help people through nursing, while still utilizing my experience in education and management."
Phillips had actually wanted to be a nurse from her earliest days. "My first book report was on Florence Nightingale," she says. But as she grew up, "I moved into other areas and I didn't even think about pursuing nursing as an undergraduate." Instead she earned a degree in education, taking a job at Space Camp shortly after graduation.
"It was a fabulous experience! My initial role was as a counselor, but I ended up as the manager for the fourth through sixth grade program, managing program logistics for 300 kids a week," says Phillips. "It was a great job because I was still around children, but my role was to ensure the program ran smoothly and I loved that. It may be the most fun job I've ever had."
Five projects were presented by students at UAH during a poster competition at the GEO-Energy Summit and Educational Forum 2014 at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center Nov. 12-13.
Three UAH students brought home prizes from the poster session, which included research utilizing geospatial technologies by graduate and undergraduate students from UAH and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University (AAMU).
UAH Graduate School will host the third annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) research communication competition on Friday, Nov. 21.
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Houston Ballet Appoints Jean Ellis First Chief Development Officer
Houston Ballet has announced that Jean Joransen Ellis has been appointed as its first Chief Development Officer. Ms. Ellis will be responsible for developing comprehensive strategic fundraising plans and overseeing the development department at the company.
"I am extremely pleased that Jean has joined the Houston Ballet team," said Executive Director James Nelson. "Her knowledge and depth of experience will be a tremendous asset for the organization as we continue to grow."
Ms. Ellis has twenty years of professional experience in leadership and development roles in the non-profit sector. She earned her Masters in Business Administration and her undergraduate Bachelor of Arts from University of Denver.
Ms. Ellis commented on her return to Houston by saying, "I consider Houston Ballet, with its new building and presence downtown, as one of the premier cultural organizations in the country. It's a pleasure to return to a performing arts position in a city I love and have considered home for a large part of my adult life."
In 1992, Ms. Ellis began professionally fundraising with the Shreveport Symphony as Director of Development. During her time there she was responsible for all fundraising activities and exceeded their annual giving campaign goal by 6% the first year. In 1995 Ms. Ellis began working for the Houston Symphony as Director of Corporate and Foundation Giving. She was then promoted to Director of Development in 1996. After a brief gap, she returned to the symphony, ending her tenure with them in 2003 as Senior Director, Capital Campaign.
In 2005, Ms. Ellis was the Executive Director of the Bagaduce Music Lending Library, a non-profit in Blue Hill, Maine. During her time there Ms. Ellis oversaw the volunteer workforce, overhauled the accounting system and developed new financial policies to increase giving.
Most recently, Ms. Ellis worked at the Denver Zoological Foundation as Vice President for Development and Membership where she helped to reenergize their capital campaign and worked on growing the organization's endowment. Ms. Ellis now brings her leadership and fundraising experience to Houston Ballet as its new Chief Development Officer.
On February 17, 1969 a troupe of 15 young dancers made its stage debut at Sam Houston State Teacher's College in Huntsville, Texas. Since that time, Houston Ballet has evolved into a company of 55 dancers with a budget of $20.5 million (making it the United States' fourth largest ballet company by number of dancers), a state-of-the-art performance space built especially for the company, Wortham Theater Center; the largest professional dance facility in America, Houston Ballet's $46.6 million Center for Dance which opened in April 2011, and an endowment of just over $57.6 million (as of May 2011).
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