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The Major Fun Award was developed by Bernie DeKoven to identify games that are:
Major Fun Award-winning games prove to be easy to:
In Bernie DeKoven's Deep Fun programs, he uses games to help people share and build energizing, supportive relationships - friends, couples, family members, neighbors, communities, coworkers, teams, teachers and students, patients and healers. Games give people a way to do serious things without taking them seriously. Major Fun games are key components of my toolkit. Which helps explain why I developed the Major Fun program.
There are three kinds of awards that Bernie offers. The Major Fun award you already know about. The award-winning games that he's found to be especially successful in helping people practice principles of playfulness receive the Keeper award. These games have already shown themselves to be Major Fun, but also prove to be exceptionally flexible, easy to learn, and easy to adapt to a wide range of audiences and play styles.
Finally there's the Defender of the Playful Award. With this award, he adds his recognition to other people who have created something valuable, and meaningfully fun, have demonstrated a passion for playfulness, and have somehow been able to make it available to a wide range of audiences.
Games Tastings:
Games that receive an award are selected during "Games Tastings"- weekly gatherings attended by a random collection of local game-players, sometimes teens, sometimes adults, sometimes kids. We start with a pile of games - some unopened, some favorites from previous Tastings, in no particular order. When we play a game for he first time, we rarely play a whole game through (that's why we call it a "Tasting"), unless we are having too much fun to stop. Those games, the ones we really don't want to stop playing, or the ones we want to play again, become candidates for a Major Fun Award. Some, we play a different way. Some we spend more time studying the rules to see if there's anything we missed. It's informal, not very scientific, but it's fun, and surprisingly accurate. The winning games are reviewed by Major FUN himself. The games we keep bringing back are considered for a Keeper Award. There are no negative reviews, so, if you submit a game and it doesn't get reviewed, it's because, FUN-wise, it wasn't found to be, shall we say, Major.
Award Winners:
Award-winning games are granted the right to use the Major Fun seal on packaging, descriptive materials and on the manufacturer's websites. Games that have been "tasted" and not brought back for further exploration are then distributed to local families, schools and recreation centers.
Before a review goes online, a draft copy is sent to the game publisher for corrections and comments. Reviews are then posted on the Major Fun site, Amazon.com, Board Game Geek, Examiner.com, and related print and online game resources.
Major Fun will make himself reasonably available to act as a personal spokesperson for any award-winning game.
Submitting Your Games:
Games that are requested by Major FUN are entered into the review program without charge.
Games that are submitted for review without prior correspondence are subject to a one-time fee. Fees for having a game considered vary, depending on the size of the company and the number of games to be reviewed.
Please note: fees are waived for games that have been specifically requested for review.
Please make checks payable to: Bernie (Major Fun) DeKoven
Manufacturers who are interested in submitting their games should send TWO COPIES of each game submitted to the following address:
Bernie (Major FUN) DeKoven
Why 2 copies?
This way we can loan some Tasters one copy. We see the condition of the first copy when it comes back.
We then play test the other copy in a more formal Games Tasting. If it is found as Major Fun as we think it will, we write a draft review which we email you for corrections and final approval. We publish the review and forward you electronic copies of our seal to use online and off.
Please see this for information about Major FUN game development services.
Bernie DeKoven
The Major Fun Seal is a offered by award-winning designer and educator, Bernie DeKoven. The seal is presented to games, toys, publishers, organizations, designers, performers and programs for their achievement in making something uniquely fun.
Bernie has been inventing new ways to play since the early 1970s when he developed a curriculum in social skill development through games for the School District of Philadelphia and helped the New Games Foundation develop its international training program in facilitating large scale community play events. He first started reviewing board and table games professionally in the early 70s where he conducted a game evaluation program for parents and community leaders and wrote reviews and contributed some of his own game concepts to Games Magazine. He worked as a game designer for Ideal Toy Company, and Mattel Media, and created his own award-winning designs for Children's Television Workshop. He received the Ifil-Reynolds award for outstanding achievement from the North American Simulation and Gaming Association and is a lifetime member of The Association for the Study of Play. He currently consults to LEGO as well as independent game inventors and publishers who want to make their games more fun.
MajorFUN.com - Copyright © 2008 Bernie DeKoven - Last Updated: June 25, 2009


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It makes sense that January would be National Soup Month. It is, after all, one of the coldest months of the year, and soup is perhaps one of the most filling, warming, and affordable meals ever to hit the dining room table. This Saturday, Midtown Global Market will celebrate the wintertime staple with its yearly cook-off. Here, guests will be able to sample a wide variety of soups from local chefs and restaurants inside the market, and vote for their favorites. Taste something you really like? Take the recipe with you, then shop for ingredients at the market. Proceeds from the event benefit Perspectives' Kids Café, a service that offers nutrition and self-esteem programs for at-risk youths. (Photo by Koonisutra)
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Like many of you, I am the child of an alum. I grew up 50 minutes from Houghton and have always had Houghton as a peripheral part of my life. I love this college--its mission, its location, my fellow students, and the future that God has planned for it. I have served in the Student Government for my entire time here, as Class President and senator my freshman year, college senator at large my sophomore year, and as Student Body Vice President last year. It is my pleasure and privilege to serve this year as Student Body President. It is my goal to serve the student body by being a voice for their joys and concerns to the administration, develop new programs, traditions, and practices to improve the quality of the student experience.


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|Red Sox pregame notes: Making sense of Yoenis Cespedes; Daniel Nava navigating back to himself
|08.19.14 at 6:35 pm ET
When it comes to evaluating players during these last couple months of the season, the Red Sox aren't just concerned with taking stock of rookie performances. It's been a chance to see how newly acquired outfielder Yoenis Cespedes fits into the lineup as well.
Cespedes' approach at the plate is a little different than the two players he's sandwiched between in the lineup, David Ortiz and Mike Napoli. While Napoli and Ortiz are accustomed to drawing a lot of walks (Napoli has walked at a 16 percent rate this season), Cespedes embodies a much more aggressive approach and doesn't work many free passes (less than six percent of plate appearances this season).
"With it will come some quick outs, but at the same time the ability to impact the baseball is a result of the aggressiveness as well," Farrell said of Cespedes' plate approach, which has yielded a .251 average, .294 OBP and .456 slugging mark on the season, including a .219/.231/.406 line with one walk and 11 strikeouts with the Red Sox. "He hasn't become more aggressive since coming over here. This is the player we were well aware of and pursued heavily. We're fully accepting of the style of player he is."
Batting in between Ortiz and Napoli, Cespedes provides some contrast in the lineup. Farrell says that the outfielder may be shifted in the order to find what combination works best.
"He's been accustomed to hitting in the four hole. [We're trying] to transition him in here with as much comfort as possible. That doesn't mean that going forward there won't be an alignment that flips him and Napoli," Farrell said. "I'm not saying that's going to be tomorrow, but we'll take a look at every combination that's available to us." Read the rest of this entry »
|Red Sox pregame notes: Allen Craig to start rehab assignment in Pawtucket Monday; David Ross to be activated early next week
|08.16.14 at 5:39 pm ET
It's been over two weeks since Allen Craig made his Red Sox debut. But at this point, it's easy to forget just how long he's been in Boston.
That's about to change very soon.
Red Sox manager John Farrell said Saturday the outfielder will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Pawtucket on Monday, and both sides are eyeing a three-day trip with the minor league club before making his return.
"We've mapped out probably three days, but to say that all of those are going to be needed is to be determined," Farrell said. "He's in agreement that there needs to be some at-bats had. Whether that's four, whether that's eight, we'll cross that as we get through it."
Craig, who the Red Sox acquired from the Cardinals at the July 31 trade deadline with Joe Kelly in exchange for John Lackey, injured his ankle during the final at-bat of his Aug. 1 Red Sox debut. He was placed on the disabled list four days later.
— Another player close to his return is catcher David Ross.
Ross, who has been out since Aug. 2 with a plantar fascia tear, will be activated either Monday or Tuesday, according to Farrell, and will not require a rehab stint. Read the rest of this entry »
|Red Sox pregame notes: Allen Craig to begin rehab assignment soon; David Ross making 'adequate progress' with plantar fascia injury
|08.15.14 at 9:23 pm ET
Allen Craig's eventual return to the Red Sox lineup draws closer and closer.
The right fielder has only played in one game with Boston after being acquired on July 31 in a trade-deadline deal with the Cardinals that send Craig and Joe Kelly to the Red Sox for John Lackey.
In his debut with the Red Sox on Aug. 1, Craig tweaked his ankle in his final at-bat while attempting to run out a grounder at first. Red Sox manager John Farrell said before Friday's game against the Astros that he expects Craig to begin an assignment down in the minors within the next few days.
"We're hopeful that he goes out on a rehab assignment early this coming week - possibly as early as Monday," Farrell said. "He came out of yesterday's work of full BP, some running in the outfield, in good fashion. He'll go through three more days of work prior to heading out."
— Catcher David Ross, sidelined since Aug. 2 with a plantar fascia tear, continues to improve after taking part in a variety of baseball activities over the last few days.
While Farrell said that it's looking more and more likely that Ross will not need to take part in a rehab assignment, he added the veteran catcher still has some big milestones to reach before he is able to return behind the dish.
"We've still got to get some steps accomplished with David," Farrell said. "He's set to catch a bullpen or two today. He started to do a little bit more running yesterday and came out of it feeling OK, so he's making adequate progress as well."
|David Ross lands on DL, Dan Butler called up
|08.02.14 at 3:44 pm ET
It is a strange injury when a tear is described as a positive outcome.
Catcher David Ross suffered what the Red Sox believe was a tear of the plantar fascia on Friday — an injury that actually represents a positive development, as his case of plantar fasciitis had become constantly painful. With the tear, the team is hopeful that Ross' foot will heal in a fashion that permits him to play without pain.
"Everything points towards that tendon having let go last night, which, in this case, is a positive," said Sox manager John Farrell. "How many days it takes to recover, we'll see, but the 15 days should hopefully help this quiet down to the point of him returning."
With Ross sidelined, the Red Sox called up Dan Butler, a 27-year-old who signed with the organization as an undrafted free agent in 2009 out of the University of Arizona while playing in the Cape League. Butler (hitting .227/.306/.338 this year in Pawtucket, after amassing a .262/.350/.479 line at the same level last year) is described in the organization as a "grinder" who kept his head down and, despite lacking typical prospect status conferred upon a player who signed for a significant bonus, forced his way to the big leagues by showing good defensive skills and the ability to lead pitching staffs. Read the rest of this entry »
|David Ross on Felix Doubront: 'You have to … prove yourself on a nightly basis'
|07.29.14 at 1:10 am ET
Felix Doubront stood on the pitcher's mound with his hands on his hip, glove on his right hand and ball barely hanging onto the tip of his left hand. Slowly, the boos began to make their way around Fenway Park as the crowd at hand for Monday's 14-1 loss to the Blue Jays expressed its displeasure for Doubront's six-run, six-hit, two-walk, no-strikeout performance in just two-thirds of an inning.
Manager John Farrell made his way up the dugout steps, signaling to the bullpen for righty Burke Badenhop to take Doubront's spot on the mound and follow up on a performance that would not present itself as a challenge to top. As Farrell emphatically took the ball away from Doubront, the southpaw looked away, seemingly avoiding eye contact with the skipper while leaving behind the wreckage of a 13-0 deficit for his team in the sixth inning.
It was only when Doubront no longer had the ability to affect the outcome of the game that the Fenway crowd cheered.
The feeble performance came only a day after Doubront, who declined to comment after Monday's game, told Jason Mastrodonato of MassLive.com that he wouldn't mind a trade from the Red Sox.
"The thing is, if the [Red Sox] say I have to prove myself, I already did, man. It's [messed] up," Doubront said. "So if these guys say I have to pitch to prove whatever, no, they already know what I have. I showed them what I have, as a reliever and as a starter.
"For me, they don't see the numbers, they don't care what I've done in the past. It's hard to be happy like that with these guys."
|David Ross says plantar fasciitis won't sideline him
|07.22.14 at 11:22 pm ET
TORONTO — It wasn't difficult to identify that David Ross was in pain Tuesday night.
The Red Sox catcher seemed to pull up lame while running to first after lining a third-inning single, bringing out both Red Sox manager John Farrell and trainer Rick Jameyson. But Ross remained in the game, finishing with three hits in what resulted in a 7-3 loss to the Blue Jays.
After the game, Ross explained that the diagnosis for the ailment is plantar fasciitis on his right foot.
Ross — who wears orthotics due to flat feet — said he suffered a similar injury for the final two months of the 2007 season, albeit to his left foot.
"In the offseason I ruptured it and that's what they do when they do surgery, they just go in and cut it," he said.. "So I ruptured it and it hasn't been a problem since. I was running today with the intent of letting that thing blow out. It would feel a lot better if it would."
The backstop believed that the injury was a result of taping his left ankle after injuring himself during a mid-May series in Minnesota, leading to overcompensating on his right foot.
Ross didn't believe the injury would make his miss any time.
It is the same injury Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli dealt with for much of 2013. (Click here to read more about the particulars of the ailment.)
"It's been going on for a few days," Ross explained. "I was getting better. It was getting a lot better. I just aggravated on that one swing. It's not going to keep me from playing I don't think. It's one of those things that's going to affect my running a little bit, which is definitely not something [Farrell] is worrying about, my speed to help the team if it would."
|Red Sox pregame notes: Shane Victorino could be activated tomorrow; Will Middlebrooks nears return; Sox remain hopeful for second-half run
|07.18.14 at 7:08 pm ET
While the Red Sox only managed to post a 9-12 record in the 21 games that he played this season in the majors, there's no denying that Shane Victorino brings a certain amount of panache to the table that the Red Sox have sufficiently lacked this year.
Whether it be his proficiency in patrolling right field (25.0 UZR in 2013, first amongst all right fields in AL ), talent at the plate (.294/.351/.451 line last season) or skills on the basepaths (23-for-26 in stolen base attempts with Boston), Victorino has certainly left a void on the roster during the 74 games that he's missed this season with hamstring and back issues.
"We've missed his energy, we've missed his talents, his in-game decision, his instincts on the basepaths, we've missed a very good player for a majority of the year," said Red Sox manager John Farrell before Friday's game against the Royals.
However, it appears that the 33-year-old outfielder will not be sidelined for much longer, as Farrell stated that there's a definite scenario that he could be activated before Saturday's game. Victorino played all nine innings of Triple-A Pawtucket's game against Buffalo Thursday, going 2-for-4 while showing no hesitancy to test his hamstring both out on the field and on the basepaths.
"He came out of last night in good shape physically, he ran the bases aggressively, went first to third a couple of different times, slid headfirst, a couple of base hits, made three plays in right field, so last night was a very good night for him and we anticipate him getting through tonight in a similar fashion physically and there's a scenario which has him active for us tomorrow," Farrell said.
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The JASCO Spectrofluorometer is an essential tool for both the Chemistry and Biochemistry programs here at CCSU. Fluorescence detection is higher sensitivity than UV-visible detection, and experiments can be designed to produce results for biochemical assays, concentration determinations, cellular signaling, and even protein folding.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) - Activists with a big fake polar bear have occupied a Shell service station in the Swiss resort of Davos to protest Royal Dutch Shell PLC's oil drilling in the Arctic.
About 25 activists from around Europe chained gas pumps together Friday at the station near where the World Economic Forum was being held and hung a banner on the roof reading "Arctic Oil - Too Risky."
Greenpeace helped stage the protest, raising concerns about dangers to the environment from Shell's drilling in Alaska and urging forum organizers to reconsider Shell's participation. A Shell drill barge ran aground on a remote Alaska island on New Year's Eve.
Shell officials, among the 2,500 corporate and political leaders in Davos this week, did not immediately respond to phone calls about the protest.
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Dance review: 'Paquita,' 'Othello' and 'Boutique'
Date: February 3, 2010
by: Anna Dearing | Dance Critic
The Sarasota Ballet presented a triple bill this past weekend featuring Galina Samsova's "Paquita," Peter Darrell's "Othello" and Matthew Bourne's "Boutique." The program was a mixed variety that perfectly combined classical, dramatic and contemporary ballets.
"Paquita" is a classic piece that is widely used by ballet schools at end-of-year performances to demonstrate the students' skills and technique. The timing of this performance was key, because the Sarasota Ballet corps de ballet has learned over the last few months how to maintain its lines and dance in unison. Bravo.
Two of the three variations seemed slightly miscast with the tall long-limbed Danielle Brown performing the quick and sprightly second variation, while the petite Haruka Katagi performed the slow and controlled first variation. But, nonetheless, all three soloists, including Mizuki Fujimoto, did well with their respective roles.
Miguel Piquer and Kate Honea performed the principal roles with grace and ease. The grand pas was performed with such effortlessness that the technical lifts, especially the one-handed torch lift, seemed as though it was second nature for the two. Honea was clean, crisp and precise in her technique. Both Piquer and Honea pulled off perfect multiple pirouettes in their own variations as well as tricks in the finale: 32 fouettés for her and double tours en l'air en passe for him.
How Darrell managed to fit "Othello" into 20 minutes is a feat in itself. His dramatic piece included some classical choreography combined with contemporary movements that were as compelling as "Othello's" storyline. The dramatic role of Othello was perfectly suited for the raw, emotional depth of Octavio Martin and even brought out a dramatic side to Piquer, whose character, Iago, truly had the best dancing parts. A more mature side to Simon Mummé's technique was also seen in his role as Cassio, which featured technical switch-leg leaps that he performed with ease.
Bourne's "Boutique" was an entertaining and fun twist on the classic, "La Boutique Fantasque." Set in the '60s, the sets and costumes were as clever and fun as the choreography itself. Logan Learned not only continues to wow audiences with his amazing technique, but seems to be further honing in on his true acting abilities as well. He and Honea, as the boyfriend and girlfriend shopping for wedding attire, received numerous giggles and guffaws from the audience.
"Boutique" consisted of different vignettes that always entertain an audience, much like "The Nutcracker" and Frederick Ashton's "Façade." Victoria Hulland and Ricardo Rhodes were perfect mannequins with perma-grins and stunted movements as Barbie and Ken, while Mummé, Yoohong Lee and Cort Larson added extra silliness to the "Manpower" piece.
The choreography was fun with '60s-style dance moves and hilarious happenings. It was a great end to a production that showcased the dancers' ability to entertain.
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Well, my 30 day Food Stamp Challenge is over. I overspent a little - $103.13 for the month and I was shooting for under $100, but there were some expensive veggies that I had on hand when the Challenge started that had to be eaten even though they raised the cost of my food. So I'm satisfied. This last week, when all the old veggies were gone, I averaged $3.06 per day.
For the month, I averaged the following daily nutrition -
Calories - 1726
Fat - 130 grams (68%)
Total carbs - 40 grams
Fiber - 14 grams
Net carbs - 26 grams
Protein - 106 grams
And I lost 8 pounds this month.
Breakfast - MIM with cream, tea with splenda and gelatin
Lunch - soup - pork broth from cooking the pork roast in the pressure cooker, riced cauliflower, chopped carrots, frozen spinach, eggs
Snack - turkey giblets
Snack - tea with splenda
Supper - turkey skin and other bits
Evening tea - tea with splenda and gelatin
Total cost of food for the day - $2.86
I cooked a turkey today. Walmart had them on sale for 60 cents a pound in January, so I got 5 of them. Small-ish ones, too, about 11 to 12 pounds each. The one I cooked today was 11.25 lbs and cost $6.75.
I took the neck and giblets out and cooked them in water, and roasted the rest of the thing. I ate the heart and gizzard this afternoon when they were done, and at the skin off the whole turkey this evening. And in case you're thinking that skin isn't "real" food, that was 71 grams of protein and 143 grams of fat. Which, for those of you interested in the fat fast, comes out to 82% fat. I had another cup or so of scraps as I was taking the meat off the bones, plus the meat from the neck and the wing tips, so call it 3 servings of turkey today. I took the meat off of the bones and put it in one and two cup freezer containers - 10 cups worth. That's 13 "servings" at 1 cup each. Then I put the bones and the stock from cooking the giblets and the juices from the bottom of the oven bag into the crockpot, and I'll end up with half a dozen or so pints of good strong turkey bone broth. Plus another "serving" of meat when I clean the bones off again. So 14 servings for $6.75, or just under 50 cents per serving or cup of meat. Plus half a dozen or so pints of broth which I say cost nothing as they are a by-product of the turkey meat. Not a bad deal! Of course, you don't usually get turkey for 60 cents a pound - or at least I don't - but even at 79 cents a pound (a common holiday price) that's less than 65 cents per cup or serving.
This recipe comes from lowcarbfriends.com, with minor adjustments. Like I say to bake it in a loaf instead of muffins.
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Three 5 ounce cans tuna or one 15 oz can salmon, drained well
2 eggs
1/4 cup celery, chopped fine (1 ounce)
2 tablespoons onion, chopped fine (1/2 ounce)
1/4 cup green pepper, minced (1 ounce)
2 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded
Salt and pepper, to taste
Pinch Old Bay seasoning
Mix all ingredients and spoon into a well greased loaf pan. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes until puffed, set and lightly browned around the edges.
About $2.50 for the whole batch.
Here�s a recipe for Old Bay Seasoning in case you don't have any on hand:
1 tablespoon celery seeds
1 tablespoon whole black peppercorns
6 bay leaves
1/2 teaspoon whole cardamoms
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
4 whole cloves
1 teaspoon sweet Hungarian paprika
1/4 teaspoon mace
In a spice grinder or small food processor, combine all of the ingredients. Grind well and store in a small glass jar. Best if used within 6 months (date your jar). Be especially sure that the bay leaves are very well ground.
Breakfast - MIM with whipping cream; tea with splenda and gelatin
Lunch - Broccoli and Cheddar Quiche
Supper - Sauteed Pork and Cabbage
Evening tea - tea with splenda
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Stabbers Steel Connection, Richard J. Colbrook, Bronx, NY
Blades & Antiques, Donald Wayne Smyth, Wallingford, CT
Bill Eggers, Allentown, PA
Knives, Etc., Joel D. Gottfried, Greenlawn, NY
Switch & Swings, Jerry & Sherry Stein, Fairfield, PA
Lance Fisher Knives, Lance Fisher, Pompton Lakes, NJ
Queen Cutlery Company, Ken Daniels, Titusville, PA
Tuna Valley Cutlery Co., Courtney Daniels, Titusville, PA
Thomas N. Tully, Kennett Square, PA
Robert M. Siple, Meadville, PA
Glenn Luckey, Morris Plains, NJ
Warwick Valley Custom Knives, Terry Veraldo, Pine Island, NY
Conestoga Knife Company, Mark Remcheck, Washington, PA
Tri-City Knife Works, Bill Hall, Chuckey, TN
Wood Dynamics, Mel Dunlap, Dover, PA
Bryan Wyszkowski, Rockaway, NJ
Ron Roberts, Enola, PA
Tom's Knives, Tom Iobst, Emmaus, PA
Blue Ridge Knives, Tommy Clark, Marion, VA
Gene E. Powell, Valley Cottage, NY
Tommy Gun, Dennis Bongiardo, North Providence, RI
Cisco Knives, Tom Sharer, Rochester, NY
Knives By Tex, the Sicilian; Nino Arrigo, Wenonah, NJ
Byron Mellinger, Wyomissing, PA
Skeleton Knives, John W. Thrower, Fairfax Station, VA
Marie King, Hellertown, PA
William A. Datoush, Phoenicia, NY
Gregory Dashevsky, Staten Island, New York City, NY
Terry Snyder, Mechanicsburg, OH
Military Arms, Robert Benson & Dorothy Ames, Montague, NJ
Dan Shechtman, Philadelphia, PA
Shawn Knowles Custom Knives, Shawn Knowles, Great Meadows, NJ
Military Collectibles, Bill Hope, Cheltenham, PA
Onderko Motorsports, LLC; Michael Onderko, Nazareth, PA
KAS Knives, Ken Steigerwalt, Orangeville, PA
Al Datoush, Wellsburg, NY
Jon Majuri, Lakeville, MA
Gary Schade, Elverson, PA
Tandy Leather Factory, Michael Thompson, Manager, Allentown, PA
New Jersey Knife Collectors Association, Ronald LaBella, Cranford, NJ
Certified Knives, Gerald J. Norrell, Ringwood, NJ
Fredrick Wenzel, Warren, PA
Knife-Related Links and Resources
www.knifeworld.com -- The only publication covering the WORLD of KNIVES
Queen Cutlery Collectors -- www.queencutlerycollectors.com
For information, call Bill Goodman, CPA, manager of Good Knives,
Office 610-770-9236, Home 610-258-5063, Cell 484-241-6176, E-mail
Make check payable to "Good Knives, LLC". Send check and application early to Good Knives, LLC, c/o William N. Goodman, CPA, 765 Young's Hill Road, Easton, PA 18040-6726. (New address). Bad checks will be assessed $25 charge.
Late reservations and walk in vendors are welcome, but no guarantees can be made of available tables.
Vendor application and acknowledgement of rules: Neatly print your
Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Company name: ______________________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________
City, state, zip code: ___________________________________________________________________________
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& Sunday, September 27 & 28, 2014
Vendors: Set up Friday evening, 3 to 9 PM, and Saturday and/or Sunday mornings, 7 to 9 AM.
The modern Charles Chrin Community Center of Palmer Township was a wonderful host in several years. It is anxious to continue support of our growth. It is visible along the North side of US 22, between PA 33 and PA 248 (25th street), Easton, PA. Large parking lots and lawns surround it. Electrical outlets are available along walls. Bring extension cords and multiple outlet strips. Compliance with local, state, and federal laws is required. Although Pennsylvania is friendly to knife collectors, automatic knives are not normally allowed to be carried. Vendors may display only knife-related items. No guns or flea market items are allowed for sale. Show officials will approve displays. We are not responsible for any losses. The Community Center and the show halls are locked over night, with security cameras and an alarm service connected to the police department. Smoking and alcoholic beverages are prohibited anywhere in the Community Center. Self contained RVs and trailers may park overnight.
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hotel reservations, 610-882-9200, or visit www.DiscoverLehighValley.com
Advertising & promotion: We are again widely promoting this annual show in many knife, gun, hunting, fishing, and outdoor sports magazines, newspapers, and websites. We shall again distribute 13,000 flyers at other gun and knife shows, clubs, and shops. Visit our website, www.PAKnifeShow.com, and sign up for our e-mail list. E-mails will be sent to thousands of known knife fans, makers, dealers, collectors, vendors, etc. If you have a good place to announce this show, please forward this flyer and list the show on your favorite websites. This show is a repeat of our successful knife shows held in past years on the same weekend. Help us promote and grow this high quality annual show, at low cost to all. Then you can make more sales! Ask for more free flyers to distribute to fans and customers, and to display at your shop and other shows. The Charles Chrin Community Center of Palmer Township, Easton, PA is convenient to buyers and vendors living in New Jersey, New York, and Eastern Pennsylvania. Around 30 million people live within 150 miles. We should again attract thousands of knife fans. The show will repeat next year, on the last full weekend in September, September 26 and 27, 2015.
Directions: Easton is on the Pennsylvania / New Jersey border, in the Lehigh Valley, 60 miles north of Philadelphia, 17 miles east of Allentown, and 75 miles west of New York City. The Charles Chrin Community Center is new and beautiful, with ample free parking. It is visible along the North side of US-22. For easy access, exit US 22 at 25th Street, also known as Nazareth Road and PA-248. Look for knife show direction signs at intersections.
From US-22 east, going westbound: Take US-22 to the 25th Street exit in Easton. At first traffic light (next to MacDonald's Restaurant), cross 25th Street, continuing West on Sales Street, 0.1 mile to the next traffic light. Turn right onto Northampton Street. Go West, 0.5 mile to next traffic light. Turn right onto Greenwood Avenue. Go North, 0.2 mile to second left. Go West on Green Pond Road, 0.7 mile to entrance into Charles Chrin Community Center on left side at 4100 Green Pond Road.
From US-22 West, going Eastbound: Take US-22 to the 25th Street exit in Easton. At first traffic light (next to Burger King Restaurant), turn left onto 25th Street. Go North, 0.2 mile to first traffic light. Turn left onto Northampton Street (next to Gulf Station). Go West, 0.6 mile to next traffic light. Turn right onto Greenwood Avenue. Go North, 0.2 mile to second left. Go West on Green Pond Road, 0.7 mile to entrance into Charles Chrin Community Center on left side at 4100 Green Pond Road.
I-78 and US-22 run parallel, East and West, through Easton. I-78 does not connect directly to 25th Street. US -22 does. I-78 connects to US-22 via PA-611 and PA-33 in Easton. I-80 also connects to PA-33 near Stroudsburg, which goes South to US-22 in Easton. I-476 (PA Turnpike), PA-611, PA-115, PA-309, PA-209, PA-191, PA-222, PA-412, PA-212, PA-413, PA-32, PA-378, NJ-29, NJ-94, NJ-57, and NJ-46 all lead toward Easton.
Eastern PA Knife Collectors Association: Join us. We meet monthly, the first Monday, 7 PM, Springtown, PA fire department, a few miles South of Hellertown and Bethlehem, PA, on PA-412 and PA-212, between Riegelsville and Quakertown, PA. Call President Bill Odor for details, 610-982-5773. EPKCA's next annual knife show is April 28, 2015.
EPKCA is not officially associated with this September Easton show, but many members participate.


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Popular television shows like Duck Dynasty and Swamp People, have fueled the swamp craze among kids and grown ups. There's just something about wearing camouflage and hunting alligators that excite the young–and the young at heart. If you want a party theme that's new and interesting, try a swamp themed party. Decorate a backyard or transform your dining room with swampy decorating ideas. Serve delicious swamp-inspired foods and set a party atmosphere with exciting zydeco music.
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Hang vines from the ceiling, they are easy to make. Buy inexpensive rope from the local dollar store; the vines should be long enough to hang from the ceiling and touch the floor. Cut dark green, gold and yellow crepe streamers into 1-foot long pieces. Tie clumps of streamers every six inches along the rope. Tie knots in the rope as you go along to prevent the clumps from sliding down. When you hang the streamer vines, they will look swampy! If you plan to hang the vines outdoors, place utility lamps with green light bulbs near the base of the vine. The lights shine up, making a darkened room or backyard look creepy.
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What business is the LA mayor have in opening his yap on this? Fix the bloody potholes mayor. Fix the LA USD.I love this line: "comments do not reflect Los Angeles and its commitment to diversity and tolerance."You mean, tolerance like that which we should have for someone having a private conversation on his private phone? That tolerance? Or does tolerance have some different meaning. Like when blacks call each other ni$$ers and "it´s all good"?Garcetti needs to understand something--the sword cuts both ways. If his behavior from now on is anything less than pure as driven snow, he better be prepared to step down. He better keep his arguments with his wife, yelling at his kid, perhaps a late night conversation with a mistress---he better be doing all that stuff very secretly.And if not, he better be willing to step down immediately if we find out about it. He better make sure that his associates and friends are the perfect balance of racial makeup.Because any act that isn´t pure would be considered something that we just all might be pretty "intolerant" about.
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If he sells the team now he can probably get a fair price. If he waits he may lose more than sponsors.
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Well -- his lawyers will fight for him to be bought out by the other owners on his own (very expensive) terms.
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The tide is starting to turn in Sterling´s favor on this at least to the extent he shouldn´t lose his team over something he said in private.His wife owns the team anyway,so it´s useless to try and take it.Every time you turn around some thug athlete is walking away from spousal abuse or DUI manslaughter but the hypocritical left defends those people.
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#4 thanks for the comment about his wife owning the team. I hadn´t heard that and it certainly would seem to complicate matters.The other NBA owners can force a sale. But some are smart enough to know it can happen to them too.
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...in the mean time start taping the players in the locker room.. what a story that will tell. It would be a blockbuster for sure, make BILLIONS! All of a sudden they´re acting all pure and innocent as the driven snow. Get real! Get the recorders ready and start selling some popcorn. SHEEEEESH!
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If I was Sterling, now 80 years, I would set aside a few mil for living expenses and do the following:1. Put the rest of my assets towards a legal team to tie up the NBA for years.2. File to have the prohibition placed on hold pending the decision.3.File slander charges against the next 25´community organizers´ who just have to express their views irrespective of what they say.
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This is comical as only California can do. The LA Times must think the nation trusts the words of anyone named Garcetti. Not me. Not thee, not the man behind the tree.What are the credentials of Eric Garcetti that tells the NBA he knows what is best for the league, the owners, the players, fans and other "stakeholders"?Move along. This is another stupid article by the moonbat LA Times.
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Sterling was a big backer/support of Gil Garcetti, from what I understand, so I´m not surprised his son is weighing in on this.
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He´s a repulsive old fart with execrable taste in women(was that really a woman?), but I´llbe bleeped if a bunch of race-hustlers, chicken-bleep league officials, and a load of ´you didn´t build that´ politician whores have the right to take the man´s property away from him.
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They are amazed that he believes he is a very good person?!. I´m amazed that the NBA and all the other participants in this melee believe they have acted above board themselves. There is so much hypocrisy that that NBA and hypocrisy are becoming synonymous.
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Lotta heat but very little light.* Sterling is the owner of record of the L A Clippers, not his wife.* The by-laws of any association, such as the Ladies Bridge and Garden Club, can say what they want but it has no force of law. NONE!!!* He cannot be forced to sell. Due process, contract law, property rights, judicial review, etc, have primacy.
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In 2011 the Occupy Wall Street movement brought the issue of wealth distribution into our public conversations. The protesters and activists labeled themselves the 99 percent—those with far less wealth than the 1 percent who worked on Wall Street.
Chrystia Freeland goes further in Plutocrats. The real division isn't between the 99 and the 1 percent, it's between the 99.99 and the 0.01 percent! This 0.01 percent is an elite group of "super-rich" who live and see the world in dramatically different ways from the rest of society:
- Unlike the aristocracy of earlier centuries, the 0.01 percent feel that their wealth is self-made.
- National identity is less important for the 0.01 percent since they have far more in common with the rest of the people in their wealth-bracket than their fellow countrymen and women.
- The 0.01 percent like to view themselves as philanthropists, often engaging in large-scale humanitarian efforts.
Freeland has done a remarkable job, as a reporter, working her way into the community of the super-rich and learning how they think and operate. If you want to understand the mindset of a multi-billionaire, this is an interesting read.
That said, I found the book to be overloaded with business-speak that took away from the immediacy of the prose. Perhaps this is just par for the genre—I don't read many business books!
3 of the 4 posted reviews made me wonder if the writers didn't read the entire book. The last two chapters "Rent-Seeking" and "Plutocrats and the Rest of Us" along with the Conclusion are fascinating and I'd say required reading to understand the global economy, the super-elite, and the implications for the rest of us.
I have not finished this yet, but I'm enjoying it. It is not a "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" that I feared, so far. Author provides a helpful overview of the forces behind the growing (national) income inequality and the growing (global) income equality. As incomes go up in the rising nations, they have to go down somewhere. That is, they have to go down for those who are not in the top tier taking advantage of globalization.
Meh! The author goes on and on with dropping names and telling us how many billions of dollars the people she talked to have. Got tiring after a while. This should have been an article in the New Yorker instead of a book.
Read this book with my Ipad handy to research what was written. Book covers the role that the ultra rich play in the economy of our country as well as the world. Growing up I thought 1 million was a lot of money. Not in todays world. Billions covers it. Great book to understand what is happening in our economy and the influence that the ultra rich have out everyday world of the middle class.
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