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- Release Date: Jul 11, 2005
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- Summary: Step inside the magical world of Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory. Based on the Warner Bros. film and the classic novel by Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory lets you delve deep inside the factory to relive the classic story as Charlie Bucket. Find a golden ticket and, along with four other children, win a personal tour of Willy Wonka's factory as guided by the notorious and reclusive candy maker himself. Discover what happens after the other children, greed-driven and unrestrained, wreak havoc throughout the factory.… Collapse
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When a game is as derivative and uninspired as this one, a rotten camera is just another nail in its coffin. Unfortunately, the film franchise graveyard won't let these monsters die.
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It's pure repetitiveness is enough to make any chocolate lover long for a nice salty snack treat. So make your dentist happy and stay far far away from this title. It will leave a very bitter aftertaste and have you reaching for your mouthwash.
The console releases are better than the truly execrable PC game of the same name, but there's still no reason for it to exist.
As I painfully maneuvered my Charlie from room to room, I grew more and more desperate in my attempt to find redeeming qualities in the game.
The product just feels unfinished, likely rushed to launch alongside the film, lacking the polish and additional development time that would have made this a worthwhile experience.
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AndrewC.Aug 27, 2005I'm no video game expert, but my 6- and 3-year old boys and I had a great time with this game on our GameCube. This is a figure-it-out type of game, and the "a-ha" moments gave them a lot of satisfaction.… Expand
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Presenting food in a pot that you are gifting to the host/hostess
- AntarcticWidow Feb 15, 2013 01:07 PM
A couple I know are hosting an "apartment-warming" chili cook off. I'd like to give them a Le Creuset french oven and bring the chili in it, but not necessarily cook in it.
Is that too weird, or should I just cook and serve the chili in my own pot and give them the french oven as a gift.
Thoughts, please, the party is tomorrow. Thanks!
re: pinehurst
Agreed. Do you need any more friends, AntarcticWidow?
That sounds like fun! Do they know you are bringing chili? Tie a bow on the handle, with a gift tag.
re: AntarcticWidow
Off topic, but I am totally intrigued by fish chili. Tell us what you decide to go with and how it comes out. You're a good friend to that couple!
re: pinehurst
Well, the party was tons of fun. We ended up with three variations of chili and one 3 bean salad - a last minute sub because her chili didn't turn out (she said she cooked tomatillos in an aluminum pot and her chili tasted bitter).
For my fish chili I sauteed diced an onion, 2 ribs of celery, a red and green bell pepper, lots of minced garlic, four serranos and two jalapenos, seeded and finely diced. I added a couple of chopped fresh tomatoes and cooked them down a bit, then a couple of good squeezes from my tube of tomato paste, a pinch or two of salt and fresh ground cumin to taste.
I had some beans I had soaked overnight and cooked separately until almost done. I added them to the veggies, covered with water and stirred in some fish stock base to taste and let them all simmer until the beans were fully tender.
I cut up a mix of ling cod, rock cod and sea bass and added them to the pot toward the end. I minced some cilantro leaves and corrected the seasoning. When the fish was cooked I turned off the heat.
After I transferred it to the gift pot, I garnished it with a little more minced cilantro then put the pot back in the box and gave it to them that way. They were totally stoked and loved the color (I chose the latest color available at Sur la Table - Soleil - a cheery, sunny gradient yellow.
The other two dishes - a delicious sweet potato chili (I'm going to ask for the recipe). The other was more traditional looking (meat and beans) chili that had the mouth-feel of ground meat with a hint of smokiness, but hers was totally vegan. Her secret - BacOs Bits!
re: AntarcticWidow
Years ago, when dining at the original "Legal Seafoods" restaurant in Boston, we enjoyed a wonderful Clam Chili, utilizing chopped clams as the "meat" ingredient. While this was a red version, there are recipes out now for white versions as well.
re: AntarcticWidow
For vegetarian chili, I recommend using a few cans of chopped black olives, drained. You won't need salt in the recipe, and the texture and flavor is quite meat-like when put in chili.
re: Tripeler
Just want to add that not all vegetarians like olives and those aren't typical ingredients found in chili. They sound odd to me for chili - just my opinion.
Either way is great. Yours is such a great gesture!
I kind of think it would be really cool to cook a great dish in the oven and include a note saying that the oven is theirs, attaching the recipe.
If they are squeamish about cleanliness, used items, though, I'd just give them the oven, unused.
re: Kulfi
Yes, I would definitely prefer to "break in" a new pot myself. So I'd put the chili in a plastic container and put that in the pot. The presentation is almost the same, but the pot stays new. I'm obviously overthinking this (in an alarmingly paranoid fashion), but I'd wonder whether the chili was really the first thing you made in that pot.
I wouldn't give them a used pot. Sounds like a nice gesture, but I think it's better to make your chili in a separate pot.
I don't think your idea is weird. If you do this, the gifted couple will have to clean up their new gift though. I think presenting the gift in the normal way is probably better. JMO.
I could really see this going either way. Ho well do you know this couple? Could you spoil the surprise for the husband and ask him but keep the surprise from his wife? I like the idea of a container inside the pot - if you find one that fits (which may be difficult). When in doubt, err on the side of caution. If it were me, I'd love the idea :)
re: Jerseygirl111
Well said and I'm in the same camp!
To the OP: the only downside for me on your idea is that presenting the gift so deliciously used could be a problem if they wished to exchange it for a different color.
Sounds like a fun gathering and a lovely gift!
re: Jerseygirl111
Right?? Me too, absolutely.
I think bringing the chili right in the pot is a wonderful & very novel idea. Not "weird" at all.


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By home folder do you mean home directory, or My Documents? I'm currently trialling the web part from Salamandersoft and it looks good so far. SalamanderSoft Limited - My Documents Webpart
Yes thats exactly what i want top do
How is this as a solution??
I've only been evaluating it for a week, but it looks good so far, installation of the web part was easy. The developer has already fixed an issue I brought to his attention.
It works well for me also.
I will be purchasing this, this week also.
From what I have seen of the demo its exactly what we are looking for.
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Salamander Web part to access My Documents from anywhere is well worth the money, it also works in the same format as other sharepoint document libraries, giving smooth integration!!! thats worth the money
Users need something easy to use, or they wont use it!!
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Samsung mocks iPhone 5 buyers in latest commercial.
Chick-fil-A backs down and vows to stop donating to anti-LGBT groups.
Visa shifts global creative duties back to BBDO.
AOL names female CFO.
AT&T faces backlash over Apple FaceTime restrictions, while CEO explains anti-texting and driving push.
Bed Bath & Beyond beats the odds.
Citibank credit card is coming to China.Continue reading...
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Stockholm Pride, Sweden's national LGBT celebration taking place July 31-Aug. 4, is raising eyebrows with a colorful (to say the least) campaign.
Its 2012 "Time to Be Queer!" campaign is causing a stir from the far left corners of the LGBTQ (the Q is for Questioning) community to the rightest of Christian fundamentalists. A Honolulu-based Pride organization even accused the campaign of setting the gay movement back 20 years.
"The campaign 'Time to be queer!" tries to convince heterosexuals to become LGBTQ with arguments that can be seen all over Stockholm on posters and on animated banners in the subway system and at the campaign sites: blihomo.nu, bliflata.nu, blibi.nu, bliqueer.nu, blitrans.nu, and blibog.nu," explains campaign manager Soliman Herrera Johansson to Out Traveler.Continue reading...
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Gap, J.Crew and other retailers slash prices, as stores try to thwart price apps, and tweak websites to spur sales.
A&W is sold by Yum! Brands to A Great American Brand.
Absolut celebrates 30 years of gay ads.
Adidas pursues church for trademark infringement; church asks Derrick Rose to intercede.
Akamai purchases cloud rival.
Apple isn't expected to produce a smaller iPad, although fuel-cell MacBooks are rumored. Apple's online sales also exceed Walmart.com results.
AT&T's $1.93 billion deal for Qualcomm's airwaves approved.
Bebe expands with wedding collection.
Best Buy criticized for not fulfilling some holiday online orders.
BT's long-running family campaign in the UK ends its run.
Burberry, Forever 21 and Zara score on Facebook.Continue reading...
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Move over, Mini Darth — Daddy's back (Chewbacca, too) for Currys PC World in the UK.
Lingerie brand Fig Leaves launches interesting London Tube interactive campaign.
Click through for more seasonal fun.Continue reading...
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"For decades, the popular image of Mormon style has been shaped by clean-cut young missionaries on bicycles in dark suits, white shirts and skinny black ties — and more recently by the sculptured coif of the presidential candidate Mitt Romney or the sporty style of the motocross-bike-riding Jon Huntsman, another Republican presidential candidate," the New York Times recently noted.
But now, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is trying to humanize the members of the Mormon Church and show people that all different types of people are members as well as to help others see how the Church differentiates from other forms of Christianity. As part of the LDS push to humanize its brand, Brandon Flowers, lead singer of The Killers, agreed to appear in the family-centric video at top.Continue reading...
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Most of you probably thought of a candlestick or two faces, right? Well, which one is correct? Both are and that's because we believe what our eyes tell us.
You'd think if you've seen one checkout process, you've seen them all. How different can putting your name, address, and payment info be? We all like variety in our lives, but shouldn't this be one of the simplest things? Still, every time I'm ready to checkout, I get thrown a curve-ball and yet another reason to leave the site.
As I scroll down the page, there are forms and fields I've never seen before. How long is this process? Why are you asking me this question?
The perception of time and length of the checkout process plays a major role with how visitors view usability. Ask anyone who's purchased online, and they'll tell you, just keep it simple, stupid! Yet e-tailers never fail to make it an experience you WANT to forget.
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If visitors perceive something to be a negative, it probably is. You work hard to get visitors to close. Don't make it any harder when they want to give you their money. Play nice and you'll have the most popular checkout on the block.
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"Don't make me scroll" rule is really right. I remember when my friend who tell me excatly the sam thing. After he improved that the income was much better.
I would say "get right to the point" is also matter.
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"Mmm-mmmm, that is a tasty buger."Throughout movie and television history, there have been fake foods and drinks that have given us the urge to punch through our TVs and force-feed the goods into our faces. Here we stroll through of our favorite faux products.Big Kahuna BurgerScrew In-N-Out ... More >>
Back in April we ran that Dirk Nowitzki film festival alluded to in the headline. Cute stuff, especially Dirk as The Dude. Tonight at the AAC, when Your Dallas Mavericks take on the Shaq-less Boston Celtics, debuts another addition to the filmography starring Dirk as Steve Martin as The Jerk. Sneak ... More >>
We've got quite a backlog of CDs we've never gotten around to, so we're going to try to chip away at the pile with this regular feature. The plan: to take a few at a time and play each CD for as long as I can stand it.Bertell (Houston, TX) Goin Hard (EMI) We often get some odd items sent to u ... More >>
You just invented the Opti-Grab just like The Jerk's Navin R. Johnson, or possibly hit it big in what many now may consider their only chance at retirement, the lottery. What would you do with all that loot after buying a ration of fine automobiles and country estates? Well, you could join th ... More >>
As we mentioned almost a month back, Carl Reiner and Martin Short will replace John Travolta tomorrow night at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, where Travolta was scheduled to show for a Q&A as part of the Brinker International Forum benefiting the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts. Of co ... More >>
John Travolta was supposed to be in town September 9 to speak at the Brinker International Forum, which'll take place at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. But he can't make it, says a media release that just went out -- "due to unforeseen professional obligations," by which I assume they mean ... More >>


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CLEVELAND (AP) -- The Cleveland Clinic says a woman who had suffered severe facial trauma got essentially a whole new face in a first-of-its-kind operation.
Officials said Wednesday that the surgery took 22 hours and occurred within the past two weeks.
The surgeon who did the transplant said the patient is doing well.
Only the woman's upper eyelids, forehead, lower lip and chin were left. The other 80 percent of her face was replaced with one donated from a cadaver.
The patient's name and age were not released. The hospital held a news conference Wednesday to describe the surgery.
It was the nation's first face transplant and the fourth worldwide.
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Mrs Jones' Tea Depot
For Cat's grandparents, who married in the inter-war years, the last decades of the twentieth century may as well not have existed. Rock 'n' roll, moon landings and colour telly were of little consequence to these old people.
Like many for whom everything had been on the ration, Fred and Madge lived out the rest of their lives in what the trendy middle classes today would brand a sustainable lifestyle. They made their own clothes, mended things when they broke, and cooked all of their own food from scratch using veg that they had grown in their garden. TV's make-do-and-mend queen Kirstie Allsopp wasn't even an eye in her father's twinkle.
Life for Matt and Cat's forebears was in some ways a bit austere and uncomfortable. But nearly seventy years on, the Second World War - which for many meant hunger, displacement and even death - has been given a shiny, optimistic gloss. Through the lens of time, the 1940s has become a pot-pourri of militaria, jitterbugging and gilt-edged china. Reproduction ration books are sold to time tourists and the pervasive "KEEP CALM and {INSERT FEEBLE THING HERE}" trend (which is itself a pastiche) shows no sign of its well-deserved demise.
But still there may be an element of worth in this trend. The vintage theme gives us a way to understand and appreciate that cataclysmic period now that those who remember it directly are a diminishing minority. Perhaps it is inevitable as time passes that those who didn't live through the 1940s will form their own way to interpret and understand it. And this time without the incessant smoking!
Into this world comes Mrs Jones' Tea Depot, which has wisely taken the nice, homely stuff from the 1940s and shoved the Holocaust and atomic bombs right to the back of the metaphorical utility cupboard.
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Categories: We like, Cafes, Family friendly, Cowes & East Cowes, Tea shops, Local produce
Seafood Corner, Newport
Although there are a couple of pretty fine restaurants in town, Newport's food offering is primarily geared towards lunches.
From about midday, office workers can be found insouciantly perusing the menu in Olivo in the way that only those with more than the statutory half an hour break can afford to do. Those who have to cram in a visit to the post office and, consequently, only have a few moments to actually refuel, may snatch a filled 'sub' or prepackaged sarnie from various retailers. For a sit-down lunch, the choice of sandwich bars, coffee vendors and traditional cafes is pretty comprehensive. On a warm day, if you can bagsy one of the benches by the church or in St James' Square, you should purchase one of the more unconventional hot grub offerings to eat al fresco. Much has been said about Noodle Pot - including fresh, tasty and excellent value. Now, these words can also be used to sum up the new kid in town: Seafood Corner.
The people who have been dishing up fried fish at Ventnor Fishery and latterly the mobile Crab on Chips wagon have now opened a permanent base in Newport, in a very prominent corner of St Thomas Square. Without resorting to clever fish-related puns like most jolly fryers, Seafood Corner has gone for the obvious. It sells seafood in a corner shop - 'nuff said.
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Ryde Thai
Matt and Cat are well-known to the staff and management of Ryde Thai, and their enthusiasm for its previous incarnation in Seaview, the now-closed Khrua Thai, is well documented. At their very first visit way back in 2009 Matt and Cat famously ate the wonderful 'Set Menu B' and said of it "the food itself was faultless, and the service charming. Its extraordinary alchemy of tastes and textures was a pleasure to eat". Since then, Matt and Cat have had family dinners, takeaways and even birthday parties to the taste of this great Thai food. And, like a great many regular customers, have become friends of the management and staff. So they could hardly be their usual impartial selves.
As is occasionally their habit they sent trustworthy but unknown agents instead. This time it was local writer Emma Brown and her husband Stephen. Matt and Cat promised to publish Emma's unexpurgated views, both praise and criticism. So read on to see what Emma made of Ryde Thai, before seeing Matt and Cat's own conclusions at the end.
I'd been following the transformation of Khrua Thai in Seaview to Ryde Thai quite closely, especially after they caused a bit of a stir when their new cooker got stuck in the door. Not being a resident of Ryde, I wasn't sure where they had moved to so checked their website but unfortunately it hasn't been updated and states that they're still based in Seaview. Google soon assured me that they can now be found at the bottom end of Union Street so I booked for us to go on the day after Valentine's Day.
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Fine Nammet, Shanklin
When Sandown boy Matt worked in the Fens he was struck by three things: the searingly cold easterly wind, the uncanny flatness of the countryside and the dialect.
He learnt how to stoke up a woodburner, heard the legend of Ol? Shuck and updated his vocabulary with words including 'clunch' and ?docky?. The docky hut was a shed with runners that was dragged about the fields and parked up to provide a temporary shelter for men to eat their lunch - or 'docky'.
It is entirely right that something as important as lunch has its own local word, and on the Isle of Wight docky is called nammet. In 2013 a new restaurant appeared in Shanklin calling itself - with commendable local distinctiveness - Fine Nammet. It goes without saying that to wear such a name with honour, Fine Nammet would need to be a cut above your average cheese sarnie.
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Isle of Wight College Restaurant
It?s amazing how many people think that they are a ?natural? at something. For every warbling show-off who imagines that their dreary back-story and falsetto interpretation of ?Oops I Did It Again? on Britain?s Got Asthma is the route to instant glory, there are thousands of people who know that hard work and a decent education are truly the key to long-term rewards.
Matt and Cat have from time to time visited restaurants and been served by uninterested children without the wherewithal to even make eye contact. And do you know why? It?s because people imagine that hospitality work is that which any fule can do. Well it isn?t. Like being a successful pop star, it takes training and guidance and mentoring and on-the-job experience.
Having had a fabulous Sunday lunch at the award-winning Isle of Wight College-based UKSA Essential Marine Hospitality kitchen, Matt and Cat were keen to see to see where other fledgling chefs, servers and restaurateurs learn their craft. As it happens, the hospitality trainees at the Isle of Wight College need to have people to practice their craft on, and some friends had invited Matt and Cat to join them for dinner there. So it was back to the college, this time to the student-run restaurant.
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Woodbine Glenwood Country Day School
14785 Bushy Park Road
Woodbine, MD, 21797
(410)489-5203Daycare / Preschool10 students | Gr. NS-K
ColumbiaAtholton Adventist Academy
6520 Martin Road
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)740-2425(Seventh-Day Adventist)213 students | Gr. PK-10
ColumbiaBet Yeladim Inc
8910 Route 108, Suite D
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)997-7378Daycare / Preschool (Jewish)n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
SavageBethel Christian Academy
Po Box 406
Savage, MD, 20763
(301)725-4673(Assembly of God)265 students | Gr. NS-8
ColumbiaBright Stars Learning Academy
5890 Cedar Ln
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)730-523466 students | Gr. K-2
ClarksvilleBrookfield Christian School
6347 Ten Oaks Rd
Clarksville, MD, 21029
(410)531-9443Daycare / Preschool (Christian)10 students | Gr. PK-KG
ColumbiaBryant Woods Montessori Childrens House10449 Green Mountain Cir
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)730-7525Daycare / Preschool8 students | Gr. PK-K
ColumbiaCelebration Christian Academy
6080 Foreland Garth
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)997-2384(Church of God)57 students | Gr. K-6
MarriottsvilleChapelgate Christian Academy
2600 Marriottsville Rd
Marriottsville, MD, 21104
(410)442-5888(Presbyterian)405 students | Gr. 6-12
ElkridgeChesapeake Speech Inc
6135 Old Washington Rd Rm 105and 106
Elkridge, MD, 21075
(443)745-0455Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. PK
Ellicott CityChildren's Manor Montessori
4465 Montgomery Rd
Ellicott City, MD, 21043
(140)461-6070Montessori School134 students | Gr. K-5
ColumbiaChildrens Manor School
9008 Red Branch Rd
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)730-3100Montessori School13 students | Gr. PK-KG
ColumbiaColumbia Academy Elementary & Middle School
10350 Old Columbia Road
Columbia, MD, 21046
(410)312-7413248 students | Gr. PK-8
ColumbiaColumbia KinderCare
7195 Columbia Gateway Dr
Columbia, MD, 21046
(410)290-0928Daycare / Preschool24 students | Gr. NS-PK
ColumbiaColumbia Montessori School
10508 Marble Faun Ln
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)772-8353Montessori School23 students | Gr. PK-1
Mount AiryCornerstone Academy
17455 Old Frederick Rd
Mount Airy, MD, 21771
(301)829-4730Special Education School (Christian)6 students | Gr. 7-11
Ellicott CityCrossroads Adventist School
3291 Saint Johns Ln
Ellicott City, MD, 21042
(410)465-6867(Seventh-Day Adventist)48 students | Gr. PK-8
ColumbiaGan Israel Day School
770 Howes Ln
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)740-2424Daycare / Preschool (Jewish)1 students | Gr. PK-KG
Ellicott CityGlenelg Country School
12793 Folly Quarter Road
Ellicott City, MD, 21042
(410)531-8600772 students | Gr. PK-12
Ellicott CityGlobal Children Montessori School
4512 Hidden Hollow Dr
Ellicott City, MD, 21043
(410)740-0499Montessori School3 students | Gr. PK-KG
ColumbiaGoddard School
8866 Columbia 100 Pkwy
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)730-1500Daycare / Preschool5 students | Gr. K
ColumbiaGoddard School, The
9100 Quarterstaff Road
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)531-1511Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
ColumbiaHickory Ridge KinderCare
6185 Sunny Spring
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)730-8449Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
LaurelHigh SchoolRoad Academy
9705 Washington Blvd N
Laurel, MD, 20723
(301)483-8605Special Education School77 students | Gr. 4-11
LaurelKnowledge Beginnings
7551 Montpelier Road
Laurel, MD, 20723
(301)725-6500Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
Ellicott CityLinwood Center
3421 Martha Bush Dr
Ellicott City, MD, 21043
(410)465-1352Special Education School16 students | Gr. 6-12
ColumbiaLittle Patuxent KinderCare
10820 Little Patuxent Parkway
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)730-5757Daycare / Preschool46 students | Gr. NS-PK
ColumbiaLornwood Day Care & Gifted Center
10453 Green Mountain Circle
Columbia, MD, 21044
(410)992-7026Daycare / Preschool20 students | Gr. PK-K
ColumbiaLornwood School
7246 Cradlerock Wy
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)992-6670Daycare / Preschool20 students | Gr. PK-K
ColumbiaLove Of Learning Montessori School
9151 Rumsey Road
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)715-9600Montessori School43 students | Gr. NS-6
ElkridgeMarshalee Drive KinderCare
6080 Marshalee Drive
Elkridge, MD, 21075
(410)796-0666Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
ElkridgeNorbel School
6135 Old Washington Rd
Elkridge, MD, 21075
(410)796-6700Special Education School86 students | Gr. 1-12
ColumbiaNurturing Nest Montessori
5885 Robert Oliver Pl
Columbia, MD, 21045
(410)772-6378Montessori School2 students | Gr. PK-KG
Ellicott CityOur Lady Of Perpetual Help School
4801 Ilchester Rd
Ellicott City, MD, 21043
(410)744-4251(Roman Catholic)196 students | Gr. PK-8
LaurelPhillips School - Laurel
8920 Whiskey Bottom Road
Laurel, MD, 20723
(301)470-1620Special Education School113 students | Gr. 4-12
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As a second question, I use the Axiom Pro 61 within FL Studio. I have my transport buttons mapped, works great. The only thing I've noticed is that when I assign a slider to a mixer slider in FL, the 100% notch is actually "103" on the LCD of the Axiom pro 61, instead of 100, is there a way to fix this through programming the device or is that an issue with FL Studio itself?
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Unlike in the past, Gehlot will not be accommodated in the AICC while a section argued that since Kamat was given charge of Rajasthan only six months ago in the last organisational reshuffle and could escape the scalpel.
It is also curtains for Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) chief Chandrabhan, who resigned his post after forfeiting his deposit in the recently held elections.
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Apparently, the "Rahul brigade" has also failed to fire. All eight Congress candidates lost in union minister Jitender Singh's parliamentary constituency of Alwar, while other individuals such as CP Joshi, considered close to Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, have not fared better.
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As part of party-restructuring moves, it has been suggested that senior 'Jat' leader and former PCC chief Narain Singh — who has won for a record seventh time from the Data Ramgarh constituency — be nominated either Congress legislature party leader or the PCC chief.
A divorce, a jail term, determined foes: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar fighting a lone battle?
The divorce between Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal(U) and a few days of change in residence for Rashtriya Janata Dal's Lalu Prasad – from 10, Circular Road in Patna to the Ranchi jail in Jharkhand – have totally changed the game that is played in Bihar.
Angry with the SP, convinced that the Congress is a losing proposition, unsure of AAP's ability to win, and fearful that Mayawati may ally with the BJP in the future, Muslims have a difficult choice.


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I haven't written a blog in a while. Life has been going on as usual. The last blog post I wrote was about WATP and how much I enjoy it.
Well.....I've had very limited use of a car for the last week, and that will continue indefinitely. So, I've had to walk my son to school every day. Normally, the drive takes under 3 minutes. Really, turn on the car radio, listen to 1 song and we're there.
That 3 minute drive has turned into a 20 min walk to school and 15 min walk home(it's goes just a little faster once I drop my son off). Only to turn around and do it again in the afternoon.
I got curious, so I Googled the distance 1 way. It's .69mi. Let's do the math. .69x4=2.76mi. That's almost 3 miles a day!
The BIG pluses: Quality time with my son, fresh air and a workout I know I can do. The ONLY minus: Muscle soreness. It only lasted a couple days, but who knew I could hurt like that, just from walking.
The lessons in this experience for me, so far, are 1) Exercise is good. 2) Just keep going, you'll eventually get where you're trying to go. And 3) Life circumstance is a great way to get motivated.
I've gotta' go now.....off to walk my son to school.
I've found an exercise program that I really enjoy doing. It happens to be Leslie Sansone(WATP).
And even though I've been feeling pretty under the weather for about 10 days now, I've managed to exercise and drink my water most days. But, I didn't exercise for 2 days straight, because I really felt like garbage.
I was sitting at home today, thinking that I really wanted to do my walk. So, I turned the video on and saw the 30 minute timer start to tick down. I was fine....for about 10 minutes, then I hit a wall. I had to tell myself, MANY MANY times, to just keep going. It was hard, but I did it. I'm proud of myself for making it through the full 2 miles and refusing to give up. I realize I'm more determined and stronger than I give myself credit for.
If I ever feel like saying "I don't want to exercise today" I'm gonna' remember this day as the one when I was able to just keep going.
I posted a blog entry a few weeks ago in which I was pretty down. I recently lost my job, but it must have been for a purpose, because my whole family is functioning much better and we all seem to be in a happier head space. That said........... I'm 35 today and feeling great. My sweetheart of a husband, bought me Zumba for the Wii. This game has shown me that I do indeed have 2 left feet , but it's so much fun that it really doesn't matter. And being all sweaty after 20-30 minutes of dancing...sometimes off beat and sometimes making it up as I go leaves me feeling phenomenal. I couldn't have asked for a better birthday. Things are definitely looking up and I believe they'll only get better from here.
I've only done one other blog post since joining SP almost 2 years ago. That was of my wedding photos. I've been married a year now and I'm very happy with married life. I would like a different job....but that will come in time. Unfortunately, not much has changed physically for me. I've been trying to find the motivation that I used to have to exercise everyday, but it doesn't come easy now that I'm working full time. I want to get back to the point that I was at over a year ago. I was exercising faithfully, drinking enough water to drown a small village, watching my portions and feeling rested. Now all of that seems to have changed, except for the H2O intake. I still drink water faithfully. But the only exercise I get is the 26 total minutes of walking I do per day to and from my car to the train, and the train to my job and back. I work as a front desk receptionist at a medical practice, so I sit ALL DAY LONG. Portions are questionable and sleep is hard to come by. I average about 5 hrs per night....not enough......and feel tired most of the time. There's quite a bit of irony in that statement because I work at a sleep disorders center. We treat people like me...who are tired all the time. I know that I'll feel differently once I start to get physically active again. It's just hard to find the time. I also know that all the habits that I've learned from SP are excellent. I just need to put them back into practice. I really want to set an example, for my family, about what a healthy lifestyle feels like.
I also need to get back on the ball again because I'm turning 35 in a few weeks and it won't be easy to achieve the body that I want. I don't necessarily want a 6 pack, but a few less back rolls and front rolls would be nice. I don't need to have fitness model legs, but a little less jiggle, when I walk, would be wonderful. And let's not forget the arms. I've had bat wings for far too long now. My arms don't have to be super muscular, but I'd like if my triceps stopped waving at people the same time I do. I'm trying to maintain a sense of humor about how I'm feeling right now. But it's not easy. I know what I need to do.....and how good I'll feel once I start. But I just can't seem to get going.
Any assistance/encouragement that everyone here, in our SP family, can offer is greatly appreciated. And I will do the same in return.
to anyone who took the time to read my blog.
I'm so happy to finally have photos back....I just wanted to share. I was SOOOOOO happy that day. It was really beautiful.....even with the 12+" of snow that had fallen.