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Light and Dark Chocolate Pinwheels Cookies
by Jamie on April 19, 2010
If you have been following this blog for even one teeny tiny week you know we have been chatting a lot about the
beauty of a cake mix.
I loved reading all of your comments about how a cake mix helps to to simplify your lives.
It got my mind just a rollin over all of the fun possibilities in that great Betty Crocker Box. I came up with these fun Light and Dark Chocolate Pinwheel Cookies. They are super tasty and were a lot of fun to put together. The dough is made from 1 Devils Food Cake Mix and 1 White Cake Mix with a bit of butter and eggs thrown in. Then they are dipped in white and semi sweet chocolate!
Oh my happy heck.
They are TASTY!
Break out the Broccoli and the Lentil Soup.
…I consumed more than my fair share…
Light and Dark Chocolate Pinwheel Cookies
Yield: 40 Cookies
Time: About 1 1/2 hours + 1 hour refrigeration time
Recipe from Jamie Cooks It Up!
1 Devil's Food Cake Mix
1 White Cake Mix
1 C butter
2 eggs
2 bags (12 oz) white chocolate chips
2 bags (12 oz) semi sweet chocolate chips
1. Throw the butter in the microwave and melt it just a bit. Don't let it get all the way melted. It will make the dough too soft and hard to work with.
2. Add half of the butter and one egg to the Devils Food Cake Mix. Mix with your hand mixer or stand mixer until the ingredients are combined and a great dough forms.
3. Add the other half of the butter and one egg to the White Cake Mix. Mix until combined.
4. Spray your counter top with cooking spray. Roll out the chocolate dough into a large rectangle with your trusty rolling pin. You want it to be about 1/2 inch thick.
5. Press the White Dough over the top of it with your fingers.
6. Grab your rolling pin and roll over the top to make things nice and smooth.
7. Roll the rectangle up starting at the long end. I used a handy spatula to be sure all of the dough was coming off the counter. It really didn't stick much, but the spatula was helpful.
8. Place the cookie dough log on a large cookie sheet and cover with saran wrap. Refrigerate for about 1 hour.
9. With a sharp knife cut the cookie dough log into slices about 1/2 inch thick.
10. Place on a large sprayed cookie sheet and bake at 350 for approximately 10 minutes.
11. Let the cookies cool completely on a wire rack.
12. In a glass measuring cup melt the white chocolate in the microwave. Only cook it for 30 seconds at a time, stirring after each cooking period.
13. Dip one side of the cookie in the white chocolate, place on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. Slide them into the refrigerator so the chocolate sets. This should only take about 15 minutes.
14. While the white chocolate is setting up melt the semi sweet chocolate the same way you melted the white.
15. Dip the cookies in the semi sweet chocolate and return to the fridge to set up.
You are ready to enjoy!
These two make life a lot of fun!
Have a great day everyone!
I have some more great recipes coming your way this week.
See you back here in a day or so!
4 Comments
1delsafeilApril 21, 2010 at 9:51 pm
We loved these…eat a bunch before they were dipped into chocolate! Those naughty little kids, Randall and Katie! ha ha
2April 22, 2010 at 2:45 am
I'm glad you guys liked them! Thanks for all your fun comments, they made my day!
3September 13, 2011 at 8:13 pm
Hey Jamie,
Just letting you know I made these and although they are not as pretty as yours, they were great and fun to make. I posted them on my page and linked back to you. Thanks for sharing – love your blog!
4AnonymousNovember 6, 2011 at 4:19 am
I am making these for the first time tonight. I had a little trouble figuring out how to get the chocolate layer to make a rectangle 1/2 inch thick, but cha know what? Who cares! It means I need to make a double batch. Hahahaha.
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|Serving Size 17g
|Recipe makes 12 servings
|Calories 5
|Calories from Fat 1
|Total Fat 0.1g
|Saturated Fat 0.01g
|Trans Fat 0.0g
|Cholesterol 0mg
|Sodium 389mg
|Potassium 40mg
|Total Carbs 1.15g
|Dietary Fiber 0.3g
|Sugars 0.43g
|Protein 0.23g

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Welcome to the online home for humorist and
young adult novelist Leila Sales, author of
Mostly Good Girls, Past Perfect, and
This Song Will Save Your Life.
Remembering Zilpha Keatley Snyder
When I was in middle school, I had a lot of trouble fitting in with my classmates. In hindsight I realize that many middle schoolers feel this way, but at the time I felt like I was the only one. It seemed like everyone else had meaningful friend groups and wore the right clothes and paid attention to gossip, and I was the weirdo who wrote stories in her notebook during class or read Babysitters Club books under her desk and raised her hand whenever the teacher asked a question.
But when I read Zilpha Keatly Snyder's Libby on Wednesday, I didn't feel like such a weirdo after all. Libby was like me: she was eleven years old and precocious, smart at school but didn't understand social rules, and she was a writer, too.
Libby lived in an enormous old house (a dream of mine), where she got the entire top floor for her hobbies. She had rooms devoted to ballet and to various time periods that interested her. This also became one of my dreams. I wanted a room just for my My Little Ponies, so they could be forever spread out in a never-ending make-believe game. (In real life I had to return my ponies to their laundry-hamper home every two weeks, when the house cleaner came, so she could dust my room. In my Libby on Wednesday fantasies, there would be no cleaning ladies, and my pony room would be only one small corner of my enormous old house.)
Six or seven years ago, I was at ALA, and my friend Emily and I saw that Zilpha Keatly Snyder would be signing at the Simon & Schuster booth. We ducked out from the Penguin booth, where we were working, and quickly ran over to meet her. I told her my name and I said, "Without your book Libby on Wednesday, I would not have survived middle school." Then I started to cry. I just stood there and sobbed. Emily had to take me away. I was really embarrassed at the time.
Today I read that Zilpha Keatly Snyder has passed away at the age of 87. I'm glad that I told her what her writing meant to me when I had the chance. That's a memory that I think I'll keep with me always.
(Zilpha Keatly Snyder photo from her PW obituary)
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announcing the paperback edition of THIS SONG WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE
Macmillan will be publishing the U.S. paperback edition of This Song Will Save Your Life on April 28, 2015, and this is what it's going to look like!
The paperback edition will include an exclusive Q&A between me and my editor, and (most likely) a teaser excerpt from my next novel, Tonight the Streets Are Ours, which won't be out until the fall.
What do you think of the new cover look? How does it stack up against the hardcover? Personally, I love it. I can't stop staring at it.
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I'm writing new books!
I'm writing three new books, to be be precise. And as of today, I can tell you about them!
The first is tentatively entitled Tonight the Streets Are Ours, and it's scheduled to be published by FSG in Fall 2015. It's about a teen girl who becomes obsessed with a blogger in New York City, whose online writings dramatize his life as a brilliant young romantic. But when she sets out to track him down in real life, the person she finds both is and is not the boy his blog has led her to believe.
The second book is my first-ever middle grade. That means it's geared at readers who are roughly 9 to 13 years old (though older readers should enjoy it, too). It's also my first novel with fantasy elements. I'm so excited to be exploring a new genre and audience! The book is tentatively entitled Once Was a Time, and it's scheduled to come out in Spring or Summer 2016. It's about a love between best friends that spans time and place, telling the story of two girls who are wrenched apart when one time travels away from their home in war-ravaged 1940s England.
The third book is another YA novel with FSG, scheduled to be published in Fall 2016. I don't know yet what it will be about… as soon as I figure that out, I'll tell you!
Additionally, an audiobook of This Song Will Save Your Life is scheduled to come out this summer (but you can listen to an audio clip now, if you click on that link), and the U.S. paperback edition is scheduled for April 2015.
Please note that these titles and publication dates may shift later down the line. But the bottom line is: guys, there will be books!
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the thing about my brain that makes book events challenging
This week was the NYC Teen Author Festival, which is always a blast. It's so much fun to get to see lots of my author and reader friends in one place, and it's so inspiring to hear other writers discuss their craft and their new books. This year I attended Tuesday's panel at the Jersey City WORD and the Saturday symposiums at the NYPL. I also spoke on a panel on Wednesday night, and I felt honored to be on a panel with writers whose work I admire so much. Finally, today was the blow-out Books of Wonder signing, which loads and loads of readers came to, and many of them said such nice things about my books, which made me feel great.
Even though this week was obviously so fun, I do find events like the Teen Author Festival to be stressful. And I wanted to take a moment here to explain why.
The reason is because I have a disorder called "prosopagnosia," which is just a fancy word for face-blindness. And that is just a fancy way of saying that my brain doesn't record and recognize faces in the way that most other people's brains do.
Like everything else that happens in the brain, facial recognition operates on a sliding scale. Take, for example, attention spans. Some people have fantastically good attention spans. Most people's attention spans aren't fantastically good, but are sufficient. Some people have such poor attention spans that they are considered "disordered"; thus, the term "attention deficit disorder," or ADD.
Facial recognition is the same way. Some people are amazing at it, like my high-school friend Emily. Emily can see somebody once on the subway and recognize him again two months later in another part of town. She can see an old classmate for the first time in two decades and recognize her instantly.
Most people aren't as skilled at facial recognition as Emily. But, for the most part, they recognize a co-worker even if they run into her at the mall. If they're introduced to a new person in the kitchen of a house party, they will recognize that person when they see her an hour later in the living room of that same house party. Stuff like that. I can't do that. That's what it means to have a facial recognition disorder.
If you're interested in understanding more about how people with face-blindness figure out whom they are talking to, I recommend reading this webpage. I can reassure you here that I have a lot of ways to figure out who people are, based on context and haircuts and posture and all sorts of other clues.
And eventually I do learn who people are. There are some people with prosopagnosia who never learn to recognize themselves in the mirror. I don't have that problem. I recognize my parents and my friends, even if I see them in a place I wouldn't expect. When I meet somebody a number of times in one-on-one contexts, I learn his face.
But events like the Teen Author Festival are hard for me because I am seeing a lot of new faces all at the same time. And a lot of these faces look similar to me–i.e. white-skinned women with brownish hair. At my panel on Wednesday, I met a number of kind, complimentary readers. Some of them I re-met at the signing today. I didn't recognize them. That doesn't mean that I didn't process our conversations, that their thoughtful words about my books didn't resonate with me, that I didn't pay attention to personal information they provided about themselves. On the contrary, I listen very carefully to the things readers tell me, and I take their words home with me. I just don't associate those words and ideas with faces.
I love going to events where everybody wears name tags. I don't always need to look at the name tags, but it makes me feel more comfortable to know that I can look if I need to.
I love doing signings where people in line write their name on a Post-It and stick it on the book's title page, so I don't have to ask, "Whom should I personalize this for?" and have them say, "Me, duh, your mom's friend's daughter; we've met like ten times, remember?"
If we're at a book event where there are no name tags, and there are no Post-Its for you to write your name on, it never hurts to re-introduce yourself. I'd never be offended. If you say, "Hi, Leila, it's so good to see you again! Belinda–we met at BEA," then I can just say, "Oh my gosh, Belinda! It's so great to see you again!"
I know it can sometimes be a nerve-wracking experience to meet an author. I remember the first time I met Dave Barry, who was (and still is) my idol–I thought I was going to throw up from nerves! I just didn't want to say anything stupid to him, anything I would regret, and I didn't want him to say anything that would disappoint me when I'd built him up so much in my mind.
We authors never want to be a disappointment. And I hate to think that I might ever disappoint a reader by not recognizing her, that I might ever make her think she's not important enough to be on my radar. So I just wanted to put this out here, where all my readers can see it: you are important to me. And while I may not always remember your face, I will always remember you.
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March and April events in NYC
I have a few events coming up in New York over the next few weeks, and you are all invited! Details:
March 18, 6-8pm, Mulberry Street NYPL, 10 Jersey Street
I will be doing a panel as part of the NYC Teen Author Festival. I'll be reading and chatting about rock 'n' roll and revelry along with Holly Black, Rachel Cantor, Cassandra Claire, Bennett Madison, Libba Bray, and Natalie Standiford. ALL-STAR LINE-UP, folks.
March 23, 2:30-3:15pm, Books of Wonder, 18 W. 18th Street
I will be signing copies of THIS SONG WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE, along with about a zillion other authors. No reading, no Q&A, just a massive attack of YA authors signing their books. The full signing schedule is here.
April 1, 7pm, McNally Jackson, 52 Prince Street
My very dear friend and writing partner, Rebecca Serle, and I will be celebrating the launch on her newest novel, THE EDGE OF FALLING, with a conversation between the two of us, Q&A, book signing, and champagne. Details here.
Hope to see you there!
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Happy 50th birthday, Harriet the Spy!
Today Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy, one of my all-time favorite books, turned 50 years old. In celebration, I wrote an article about the book and its creator for Al Jazeera America.
An excerpt from the article:
I always scoff at children's books that try too hard to shove morals down readers' throats. Children are too smart for that. And that's something else that made Fitzhugh one of the greatest writers of the genre. She wasn't trying to teach kids to be good. She was just telling a story. There are many ways in which Harriet and her friends never learn their lesson, which made the book controversial when it was first published and has led to its banning in school systems since then. Consider, for example, this exchange:
"Hey Janie, if you were going to slit somebody's throat, wouldn't you do it in the dead of night?"
"I'd poison them." Janie didn't even turn around.
I bet you would, thought Harriet. "But, Janie, they'd just trace the poison."
"Not the one I've got."
"Did you make a new one?"
You can read the rest of the piece here: http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/2/25/harriet-the-spy-turns50.html.
Happy birthday, Harriet!
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Leila Sales' holiday gift guide
As I think we all know by now, books make great gifts. Here's proof:
You may be wondering which books to put under your Christmas tree (or Hanukkah menorah, though frankly you're about three weeks late to that). That's why I've come up with this list of recommendations for you.
In the interest of full disclosure, I will tell you that I edited all these books. I guess that makes me "biased"? But I acquired them because they're excellent books. And then I worked with the authors to make them even more excellent. So, yeah: these are some of my favorite books right now. And I worked on them. It's a win-win.
What to get for…
your five-year-old babysitting charge.
This book is tremendously funny, the story is engaging, the characters are a riot, and it's good for boys and girls. The author wrote BOY AND BOT, and the illustrator also did the newest Kate DiCamillo book. I love this picture book to death.
your friend who likes contemporary YA.
UNTIL IT HURTS TO STOP is Jennifer Hubbard's third contemporary YA novel. This one is about a teen girl who basically has PTSD from being bullied so severely during middle school. It's really wise. And it has excellent make-out scenes, which is crucial.
your ten-year-old nephew who's already read every Wimpy Kid book a hundred times.
You may know who Bob Balaban is, since he's been in like a hundred movies. He's also a really funny writer, and I get to edit his series about a neurotic boy-turned-giant mutant reptile.
ballet fans.
BECOMING A BALLERINA is like a modern-day version of one of my favorite books, Jill Krementz's A VERY YOUNG DANCER. The photographer for this book went backstage at Boston Ballet's production of The Nutcracker (which I went to every year when I was a child growing up in Boston), and she got gorgeous shots of the rehearsals and performances. I often dream of being a ballet dancer. I have no turn-out, though. That gets in my way.
friends who love a good mystery.
TOKYO HEIST is a modern-day art heist mystery set in Japan. (I guess the title kind of gives that away…) I've never been to Japan– the only place in Asia I have ever been was a debate tournament in Kuala Lumpur– but this book makes me want to explore.
your ten-year-old sister.
RED THREAD SISTERS is a contemporary middle-grade about a girl who's adopted at the age of 11 from her Chinese orphanage and is brought to America, where she has to adjust to going to school, speaking English, and being part of a family. When I was a kid I loved adoption books– I used to go to the library and look up "adoption" in the card catalog and check out everything that was available. So I love that I grew up and got to edit an adoption book of my own!
Okay, those are some of my holiday gift recommendations. What are yours? Or which books are you hoping to get as presents this year?
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This Song Will Save Your Life comes out today – plus, a contest!
My new novel, This Song Will Save Your Life, comes out in the United States today, September 17, 2013! To celebrate, I'm running a contest. Here's how it goes:
Take a photo of yourself with a hardcover copy of the book. Tweet the photo to @LeilaSalesBooks by the end of the day on Tuesday, September 24, 2013, and you could win a signed copy of any one of my books, plus I'll make you a custom mix CD. The more fun and interesting your photo is, the more likely it is to win… so start photographing, and start tweeting!
I'm so excited to bring this book into the world. I hope you love reading it.
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This Song Will Save Your Life launch events – Fall 2013
My new novel, This Song Will Save Your Life, comes out on Tuesday, September 17! I am so excited to get to share this book with the world. Fortunately, I'll get to share it with the world through a lot of tour dates. Here are the events I have scheduled. Come say hi!
-Tuesday, September 17, 6:30pm, WORD in Brooklyn, NY
-Sunday, September 22, 2:00pm, the Brooklyn Book Festival in Brooklyn, NY
-Tuesday, September 24: 7:00pm, Children's Book World in Haverford, PA
-Wednesday, September 25, 7:00pm, Wellesley Books in Wellesley, MA
-Thursday, September 26, 7:00pm, Paramus Barnes & Noble in Paramus, NJ
-Friday, September 27, 4:00pm, Books & Co. in Dayton, OH
-Saturday, September 28, 11:15am and 2:20pm, the Austin Teen Book Festival in Austin, TX
-Sunday, September 29, 4:00pm, A Great Good Place for Books in Oakland, CA
-Monday, September 30, 7:00pm, Changing Hands in Tempe, AZ
-Tuesday, October 1, 7:00pm, Kepler's Books in Menlo Park, CA
-Saturday-Sunday, time TBD, October 26-27, the Texas Book Festival in Austin, TX
The September 24 – October 1 dates are part of Macmillan's Fierce Reads tour, so you'll get to see not only me, but also Alexandra Coutts, S. A. Bodeen, and Marissa Meyer.
The September 17 date is my big launch party. It starts at 6:30pm with a reading, Q&A and pizza at WORD. Then we'll walk about 20 minutes down the road to No Lights No Lycra, an early-evening, alcohol-free, all-ages dance party for which I will be providing the playlist. No Lights No Lycra will end by 9:30pm. It is a Tuesday, after all. Come dance with me! RSVP here.
If this isn't enough to get you excited, watch the book trailer, which was just released last week:
Are you ready for this, or what?
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summer writing songs
This weekend is our third annual writers' retreat! Avid LeilaSales.com readers may recall the time we went on a writing retreat to Copake and had a dance party in our living room and/or the time we went on a writing retreat to Fire Island and gambled on hermit crab races. This time around we are in the Berkshires — "we" being Lauren Oliver, Jess Rothenberg, Rebecca Serle, Courtney Sheinmel, Lexa Hillyer, and Emily Heddleson.
So far today I have swum in the backyard pool, drunk a chocolate milkshake, lost a game of croquet, and written 1,500 words of a new YA novel.
Obviously all this writing requires some SUMMER WRITING MUSIC. Just in case you, too, are doing some SUMMER WRITING, I thought I'd share with you some of my favorite albums for that purpose. SUMMER WRITING MUSIC needs to be a) summery (duh), and b) chill enough to write to. Here's what I like:
What are some of your favorite summer writing songs? I have a lot more summer writing to do and would love some new recommendations!


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Week 3 2010
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Another week down, another huge Colts victory! Go Peyton Manning! They stared a little shaky and i was getting nervous, but Peyton came through in the end, one more game guys! Also Brett Farve lost, and he did it in style throwing an interception to give up the winning field goal try! Does it get any better that that! Back to gaming...
Week 3 2010
Dragon Age:
Completed Dragon Age on Tuesday, what more can I say. Absolutely fantastic from start to finish, cant think of many faults with it. I was challenge, on the verge of giving up at times, the sense of great accomplishment on finally slaying a boss that was destroying my party, utterly hopeless. Great characters, very fleshed out, I cared what they said and hated when I lost one of them at the end, but a man needs his limits and I would not stoop to that level, if you have beat it then you know what I'm talking about. Have to somehow find time to revisit it later, really want to see the story from a different perspective, and play as a mage, they are really fun to mess around with.
Dirt 2:
Got back to dirt 2 after all these weeks. But it seams my opinions of it have changed. Making good progress, level 19 i believe. Still great fun, the feeling of being on the edge of control one millisecond away from flying off the track. almost tiring, trying to keep it all together holding on to the car as it fly's down winding dirt roads seconds from disaster. Its all good, but If I hear some one say "Hey Dan" one more time I'm gonna go ballistic, the constant chatter from ofter drivers has gotten on my nerves, I don't even know who these people are, Tanner Foust who? I don't care. Got an achievement for making friends with Ken Block, I don't have any real friends so I'm not sure if its normal, but If I purposeful run you off the track and smash up your ride, why are you my friend? I hate you! I don't even know who you are suppose to be! There is nothing really wrong with Dirt2, it is firing on all cylinders if you will, everything it does it does well. But the tight confided track, congested starting lines, lead to great frustration. The pack is just a jumbled mess, leading me to restart many a race after a few seconds of shunting and twisting around. Plus the extreme sports, red bull drinking vibe is not my cup of tea (but I would take a cup of tea). Feels like a need for speed game, or an Action off-road racer, such as Motorstorm. And I like Motorstorm, I bought the sequel a few weeks ago. But I didn't come here to make friends with Ken Block, I came here to rally. Why are there so few rally events! Dirt 1 had some of the best rally racing in years! Feels like every race is a truck or buggy circuit race. That's fine if you like that but I want to rally on wide open long tracks, hill climbs, anything. I feel like I need to ask Dirt2 out and have a long chat. "Your a really nice game honestly, your very pretty, you have great controls, you presentation is top notch, but I just don't feel we are right for each other, It not you its me. I'm just not ready for a relationship with Ken Block right now!"
Left 4 Dead 2:
Began playing L4D2 earnestly this week, mostly in response to by souring opinion on Dirt2 (we have agreed to see other people). A what good wholesome family fun I'm having! Totally missed the first game, and I regret that now. Awesome stat forward action, no messing around here, just a screaming horde of blood thirst zombies. Kind of an old school FPS, there are tons of bad guys, shoot em! There is much more to that, loots of cool co-op activities. But when it comes down to it, a pure shooter in essence. So unashamed of its violence, celebrating it. The Source engine is beginning to show its age, but they have perfected zombie violence. The limps and organs a plenty, Ah memories...
Gonna continue with Dirt2, see if I can get a little further in without becoming to frustrated, like I said shes a great game, just not my type. Will definitely try and find some time for L4D2, but this week is gonna be about one game and one game only.
Mass Effect 2:
Oh yeah, its is here! So glad I finished Dragon Age before this, now I can put my full attention to mass effect. Everything I have seen so far, and the hype factory has been working overtime on videos and preview, look fantastic. The visuals look to be vastly improved and the action looks much more fast paced and exciting. Plus the original is still one of my all time top 360 games, cant wit to bring my Adept Commander Sheppard out of retirement, the galaxy needs him once again! Cant wait for Tuesday!
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Mysterious Mike Lyrics - Venerea
There's this guy I know
He's been to some of our local shows
In bloody clothes
He's a psycho
He's got this whim:
wants us to write a song about him
And simsalabim this is it
Do it one more time for me
Did they know when your head
hit the cement, Mikey ?
Do it one more time for me
Did they know how it set you free ?
Will they ever let you be ?
There he was
a normal guy
just like you and me
but when the music started
he turned out to be a psycho
He lives down the coast
and this guy wouldn't boast
But he's worth a toast
And a whole lot more
He's a mystery to me
But I wish I could be
like Mikey
Mike's a stagediver
I know it's true
I've seen him black and blue
sitting in an ambulance
He was so proud
so proud
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Mon, Jan 21, 2013
Sikorsky and Boeing signed a teaming agreement on Jan. 13 to submit a joint proposal in response to the U.S. Army Aviation Applied Technology Directorate solicitation for the Army's Joint Multi-Role (JMR) Technology Demonstrator (TD) Phase 1 program. The JMR TD supports the Department of Defense's Future Vertical Lift program to deliver the next generation of vertical lift aircraft with greater performance, reliability and affordability.
"We are excited about this opportunity and for our customer. The Sikorsky and Boeing team brings together exceptional technical expertise," said Mick Maurer, president of Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. "Our customer can be assured this collaboration will bring together innovative, industry-leading engineering expertise with a deep bench of program leadership talent, and builds upon the combined resources of both companies to deliver a revolutionary capability for the warfighter at an affordable cost for the U.S. taxpayer."
"Our teaming agreement is the continuation of a long-standing relationship between Boeing and Sikorsky and reflects a common vision for the future of Army aviation," said Chris Chadwick, president of Boeing Military Aircraft. "Our combined technical strengths and our collective program management expertise make this partnership an exciting development in meeting the Army's JMR program objectives."
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25 Little Things He Loves About You
From the freckles you spent a lifetime hating to your tendency to hug like an animal, these are the sometimes strange but true things husbands admire about their wives.
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"My husband never says he loves me, but last month we were in Venice, Italy because he's in the military and had R&R leave. It was a cool, crisp night and — above a bridge overlooking the canal — he told me, 'I love that no matter what is going on — whether deployment, work, family or anything military — you're always by my side. You even came halfway across the world to be with me on my birthday.' That brought me to tears." — Lettie Flores, via Facebook
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HEIRLOOM This Australian heirloom has been making a few cameo appearances in North America lately. Bright green, oval shaped fruits are the perfect size for out of hand eating when you're craving a juicy, crunchy, and mild-flavored snack. Garden friendly plants are fairly compact in growth habit.
These crisp juicy fruits seem to sit around lazily on the ground, just waiting to plucked because nothing quenches the thirst on a hot day in late July quite like a cucumber. While most people are familiar with the common dark green slicer cukes, they actually come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and even colors. Any cucumber can be pickled, but some varieties are bred for uniformity and girth and are specifically labeled for pickling. Slicers, which are mostly eaten fresh, are thinner and longer with some that can even grow up to two feet if given the opportunity. Nutrients: vitamins A, C, K, B6, folate, thiamin, potassium, magnesium.
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Direct seed or transplant cucumbers into warm, fertile soil after danger of frost has passed. Grow in full sun. Succession plant for continuous harvest. Longer vines can be trellised to save space in smaller gardens. Plant Seeds: 1/2"deep with 2" between seed in rows 3-4' apart. Soil Temp: 60-90 F. Days to Sprout: 4-13. Thin To/Mature Plant Spacing: 6". Companions: bush beans, brassicas, eggplant, nasturtium, sunflower and onions. Seeds/Oz: 1000. Seed Wt./100' Row: 1/2oz. Yield/100' row: 120lbs. Days to Harvest: 55-65. Seed Viability: 5-7 years.


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The Great Ones – Janet, Mariah, Aretha – share their respect for an unrivaled talent
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Farewell Milwaukee's third album Can't Please You, Can't Please Me is the sort of record you can put on, hit play, and leave on repeat for hours. It's a warm, breezy 12-track collection of refined Americana with a strong '70s country backbone. Barroom sing-alongs cozy up next to mature ballads, and ... More >>
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Mrs. Clark's 3rd Grade Classroom
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We begin each day promptly at 8am! It is critical that your child arrives at school in plenty of time to eat breakfast (if applicable) and arrive in the classroom before 8am. The cafeteria begins serving breakfast at 7:20am each morning. Children are allowed to enter the classroom at 7:45am (school-wide policy).
Week Ending November 28th
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REMINDER: 'Excuse Notes' for absences, as well as bus/car rider changes, need to have handwritten notes in ink containing the following information: my name, date(s) of absence; full name of student; reason; and, parent signature.
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I have a 4 year old and asked my husband to build a browser just like this just a few months ago. She loves to use the computer but gets frustrated when she 'accidentally' closes a page, opens a document or something she didn't mean to, or can't read where she needs to go next.

I have created an account and set up the program. I hit the glitch when I did read close enough and was alerted that it would cost me $9.99 once or $2.99 per month once I wanted to add more than 5 websites.

It isn't a high amount and seems like it would be worth it, especially as much time as my daughter likes to spend on the computer.

It was nice that they automatically used a screenshot of the site instead of words or an icon she doesn't recognize. The icons that it does use are big and self explanatory.

It required my password to log in and log out, which was a nice thought to make sure it doesn't close every time little fingers get overzealous.

I think this is a great idea!
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Interesting... this is actually very different from NetNanny and other filters - Pikluk seems to be geared towards much younger kids and appears to be a simple whitelist-based solution.

I don't see my daughter using it (she's 13) but a few years ago I would have found this VERY useful.

I wonder how do they make money? The site is free of ads and they claim that product is free.


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In this youthful fantasy adventure, the ghost of a long-dead little girl returns to befriend a lonely boy. Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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• Julianne Hough is going the horror route. The Dancing with the Stars alum will play a bride-to-be who deliberately crashes her car to escape a hitchhiker in Curve. Iain Softley, who directed Kate Hudson in The Skeleton Key, is set to direct for horror-masters Blumhouse Productions (Insidious). [Variety]
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Diablo Cody's 'Paradise': Watch Octavia Spencer explain the 'magical Negro' to a white girl
Like the lead characters in Juno and Young Adult, Julianne Hough's character in Diablo Cody's Paradise is a young woman going through a crisis in a very public way. Lamb Mannerheim's faith is shaken after a plane crash burns two-thirds of her body, and she shocks her small-town congregation when she publicly renounces God — and threatens to vote Democrat!
She sets out to experience the worldly pleasures of Las Vegas. So basically, she's on a mission away from God. But the Lord works in mysterious ways. Along the way, she meets a friendly bartender (Russell Brand) who serves her her first real drink, and a cynical lounge singer (Octavia Spencer) with her own special brand of insight. Together, the three of them venture forth to check off as many dirty deeds as possible from Lamb's Napkin of Sin bucket list.
In the exclusive video clip below, Spencer's lounge singer, Loray, takes issue with her role in Lamb's spiritual quest. She resents being the "magical Negro" — à la similar characters in The Green Mile and The Legend of Bagger Vance — even as she insists that she's full of wisdom. READ FULL STORY
'Paradise': Julianne Hough stars in Diablo Cody's directorial debut
Diablo Cody's directorial debut stars Julianne Hough as a evangelical Christian named Lamb whose faith is shaken after two-thirds of her body — but not her face, thank God! — is burned in a plane crash. In the new trailer for Paradise, she shocks her church congregation with her doubts before heading to Las Vegas to take a walk on the wild side. (FYI, Paradise, Nev., is the sub-community of Las Vegas that boasts the Strip.) Her bucket list of worldly pleasures is pretty tame (e.g., "smoke a fatty," "cut hair," "burn flag"), but with the help of her Rock of Ages co-star Russell Brand and Octavia Spencer, I suspect our little Lamb is going to find herself.
I want to warn you, though: This trailer does contain imagery that some readers will find upsetting. I don't think Nick Offerman's character was also in the plane accident, but more than two-thirds of his most iconic feature was lost in the making of this movie. I'm sorry. That's all I can say. READ FULL STORY
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• Jonathan Rhys Meyers has joined The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, an adaptation of the first book in Cassandra Clare YA fantasy series about a young woman (Lily Collins) who learns she's from a line of warriors called Shadowhunters, who keep the world safe from demons. Rhys Meyers will play the main villain, the ominously named Valentine Morgenstern. Lena Headey, Jared Harris, and Kevin Zegers (Transamerica) costar. Harald Zwart (The Karate Kid) is directing. [THR]
• Xavier Samuel (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse) has signed up for Plush, an indie thriller about a rock singer (Sucker Punch's Emily Browning) with psychic abilities, and the similarly gifted psychologist (Twilight's Cam Gigandet) who tries to help her. Samuel will play a mentally unhinged guitarist who joins the band. Director Catherine Hardwicke (yep, another Twilight alum!) also penned the script with Arty Nelson. [Variety]
• Michael Kenneth Williams (HBO's Boardwalk Empire) is in talks for the upcoming Robocop remake, as the old partner of the Detroit cop (Joel Kinnaman) who gets transformed into the titular crime-fighting cyborg after a near-fatal accident. Jose Padilha (Elite Squad) is directing. [THR]
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Box office preview: 'Rock of Ages' and 'That's My Boy' take on 'Madagascar 3'
Tom Cruise and Adam Sandler, two box office titans (in very different genres), offer up their latest movies this week.
Cruise stars in Rock of Ages, the '80s-rock musical based on the hit Broadway show, while Sandler serves up his standard crass-and-proud-of-it comedy with the R-rated That's My Boy. Both titles should play to broad mainstream audiences, but whether they can dethrone Madagascar 3 is another story.
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• Gary Oldman and Dominic Monaghan have signed on to the biopic Monster Butler, about real-life bisexual serial killer and thief Roy Fontaine (a.k.a. Archibald Hall), played by Malcolm McDowell. Oldman will play a taxidermist; Monaghan his lover David Wright. Director Doug Rath will be expanding his short film about Hall of the same name, that also starred McDowell. [THR]
• Get ready for wet kisses, memorable sunsets, and meaningful deaths, Josh Duhamel and Julianne Hough, 'cause Relativity Media announced today that you've signed on to star in the latest Nicholas Sparks adaptation, Safe Haven. Lasse Hallström (The Cider House Rules) will direct.
• Anne Hathaway is circling the indie drama Song One, about a woman who falls for her injured brother's favorite musician. Writer-director Kate Barker-Froyland will make her feature debut with the film. [Variety]
• The Killing's Mireille Enos just can't get enough of slow-moving murder stories: She's joining Colin Firth and Reese Witherspoon in the West Memphis 3 drama Devil's Knot. Atom Egoyan (The Sweet Hereafter) will direct. [Deadline]
• Angelina Jolie has found her prince. Aussie TV actor Brenton Thwaites will play the dashing suitor to Elle Fanning's Princess Aurora in Maleficent, Disney's live-action re-imagining of Sleeping Beauty. [Deadline]
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Despite images of the suspects at the scene and in official databases, the software could not put names to their faces, Boston's police commissioner tells the Washington Post.
A cold case comes back to life after facial recognition software recognizes an alleged US outlaw who'd been hiding out in Nepal.
Surveillance agency collecting millions of images daily for identifying and tracking intelligence targets, documents obtained by The New York Times reveal.
Germany has issued an ultimatum to Facebook over privacy violations. Law enforcement is interested in this sort of technology, as well. It's time for you to pay attention to what they're doing.
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HIV Causes Head Noise
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Wednesday, December 01, 2010
A very very very sad post
Sigh. Alas, alack, eheu, o me miserum, quel dommage and similar expressions of sorrow. Because... well, we did go in today - that's the good news, Fran. I had a grand total of two students in my first, two-hour class. The corridors echoed as the few hardy, keen students squelched to classes, their jeans flapping soddenly around their ankles, their boots leaving a trail of little lumps of compressed snow - Hansel and Gretel, the Arctic version. And then the longed-for email came: the college is closed till Monday. I am doomed as far as Fran's opinion of me goes.
Or, to put it another way, HURRAY!!!!
I did suffer a bit, though, Fran. I trudged a mile and a bit to the supermarket through - I'm not exaggerating - slush that came up to the tops of my wellies. I then overestimated the amount of shopping that I could carry through more slush to the bus stop. Still, it's amazing how you find that little extra bit of strength when the alternative is putting your canvas Tesco bag down in ten inches of khaki goo.
While at Tesco, I bought a hat. See above. I did this because I don't possess such a thing, the reason being that I've never needed one in recent decades. Persiflage asked if it's true if the British, when snow falls, always react as if it's a great surprise, and the answer is yes, sort of. Because we really get very little snow - or at least we did before global warming set in (there's a misnomer for you...). Councils can't have huge workforces just sitting around in snowploughs waiting for the two days of slight sleet that we tend to get. So it's not surprising that they get into a bit of a stooshie when something unprecedented like the current weather hits us. I have never seen snow so deep.
I haven't actually worn the hat yet, but I'm confident that it'll make me almost indistinguishable from the gnome line-up of two posts ago.
Sorry, Fran. As I sit drinking coffee and reading Kate Atkinson tomorrow, I'll spare you a thought. Is that ok? Do you like me again now?
18 comments:
- Dragonfly Dreams said...
Snow days are the best - do enjoy your snuggle days at home!
- 11:33 pm
- Stomper Girl said...
You should maybe have K over and break out the knitting in this sort of weather!
- 12:20 am
- dianne said...
you must be getting all of OUR snow - i haven't had to shovel even once this season ... there ... i said it out loud and now the blizzards will begin - shudder
- 1:31 am
- persiflage said...
Which Kate Atkinson are you reading? I just finished Started Early, Took My Dog, and am re-reading it to take better note of all the clues and information I missed on my first and much too fast reading.
I don't envy you having to lug all the groceries home through the snow. The time off sounds great. I am envious!
- 1:48 am
- Thimbleanna said...
MONDAY???? Ooohhhhh, the pain! You Lucky, Lucky Girl! I'm so excited for you. I hope you have a wonderful, unplanned break!
- 2:53 am
- willowcaroline said...
Here in North Carolina, we average about 7 inches of snow per year. In 2000, we had the snow of the century and woke to 24 inches of snow overnight, plus some very much deeper drifts. Lots of babies were born 9 months later, including our youngest...hmm. But,we all panic when snow is in the forecast. We byu bread and milk in very large quantities, even though most of the time the snow is non-existent or only keeps us off the road a few hours. But apparently, bread and milk are vastly important. And sometimes we panic and call off school even before any such snow appears, meaning we can have a snow day where there is no snow. That happened to us last year, several times, the result of which we had to make up those snow days during what should have been spring break. Now THERE is a sad story. Spring term is so very long, with only spring break to offer some respite..and it was cut 2 days last year because of snow that mostly never existed. Sigh.
- 3:26 am
- Lucille said...
Deepest sympathy for your plight.
But at least you've got a nice new hat.
Doesn't scan sorry but been awake since 5am waiting for next bulletin in 'where to land in England if you're flying in from Japan saga.'
- 7:28 am
- Joyce said...
We always get a couple of storm days here in the winter. Nothing is better than waking up to a blizzard on a school day! It's less exciting now that I'm retired. Enjoy your time off.
- 12:16 pm
- Jane said...
Frab can have my snow if she's feeling deprived - though I expect she's got some of her own by now! I would enjoy being snowed in if I wasn't worrying about if it will clear in time for the one day I have to get out of here - never satisfied me,I'm afraid!
- 12:36 pm
- libby said...
I'm not jealous....much!
- 5:41 pm
- K said...
Nice hat. I shall have to examine the cable pattern when I next see you!
- 5:44 pm
- Bee said...
Well you are one of my MOST favourite people! I arranged the snow specially as I've been trying to get you to sit around reading Kate Atkinson for years! Love and hugs, D2 xxx
- 5:58 pm
- Bee said...
That's odd... why does it think that's my name? B xx
- 5:58 pm
- jkhenson said...
I am delighted for your days off! I hope you continue to be safe and have fun baking or knitting or reading or sleeping or...anything but shoveling! :))
- 10:58 pm
- Marcheline said...
Oooooh! It's the Isle of Skye gnome again! (heh heh)
- 4:27 pm
- Fran said...
We still have a THIMBLEFUL of snow and no sign of a day off, or even an hour off, or even a minute off, or even a ..... Of course I forgive you, Isabelle. But the teeth are gritted (even if the roads aren't).
- 9:38 pm
- Gina E. said...
Now I understand why you posted that plaintive comment on my blog, about the Show photos looking 'warm'...I see what you mean!
- 4:47 pm
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waterless grooming foam by Showdee05/24/2012
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Clair Oaks is a artist, musician and former yoga/meditation instructor. She makes music and art to uplift and remind us all of who we are, deep down underneath, where we are all the same. She lives, loves and laughs in PA. Check out her website for more information.
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As the name implies, this is a light weight, full size manual pump with all the power of the standard pump, but lighter! The Mini Mac Light is a 4.5 lb manual balloon pump and comes with a carrying strap to make transporting this great little pump around easy. It is made of durable PVC and stands 34" tall and can fully inflate a 260 in one stroke. Great little pump for any venue.
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Sumner County, Kan. -- UPDATE:
We have an update on the lost, unique looking bull found in Sumner county Tuesday.
A lost, unique looking bull is now back with his owner.
The long-haired, white bull was found wandering in the middle of the road in Sumner county early yesterday morning.
The Sumner county sheriff turned to KAKE news after they couldn't find anyone who recognized the animal.
The sheriff tells us shortly after our story aired Tuesday night, the owner contacted the sheriff's office and they were able to get the bull back home.
The sheriff says the bull is a Scottish Highland named Fergus. The owner lives in Wichita but Fergus stays on property in Sedgwick county, several miles away from where the bull was found.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
The Sumner County Sheriff's Office is asking for help tracking down the owner of a bull found wandering on the road in Sumner County.
The long-haired bull was first spotted about midnight at the Kansas Star Casino exit on the Turnpike. Sumner County Sheriff Darren Chambers said he responded to the call and found the bull about a mile away near 140th and Hydraulic, walking in the middle of the road.
Sheriff Chambers said they have the bull in a pasture now but they have not been able to track down its owner. Deputies called farmers and went door to door but have not found anyone who recognizes the bull.
Sheriff Chambers believes the animal is most likely a pet because it is very calm and friendly around people. If you have any information about the bull or its owner, you're asked to call the Sumner County Sheriff's Office at (620) 326-8941.
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