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Part of being a successful inside entrepreneur is working at your craft day in and day out — a big part of that is the fire hose of information and inspiration you direct your way.
From Innovate Like Edison, by Michael J. Gelb we know that Thomas Edison's voracious reading created a constant stream of insights, ideas and inspiration. Edison looked at books, plays, journals, magazines, scientific papers and newspapers in a never ending quest for greater depth and breadth of knowledge.
Ten ideas for getting started in an age Edison surely would have taken advantage of:
1. If you're not part of Twitter, sign up and start learning.
2. Start chipping away at Steve Blank's books for startups.
3. If you're not part of LinkedIn, sign up, get your profile going and start paying attention. Join a few groups that interest you and start learning and contributing.
4. Instead of running out of Starbucks with your espresso, grab a paper and catch up on what's going on.
5. Have an open mind in all of your conversations and experiences — you can learn from everyone (and it won't take any extra time out of your day).
6. Attend local events in topic areas of interest and in topic areas you know little or nothing about.
7. Carve out some time over the weekend to get lost in a book store.
8. Read Success and Motivation by Mark Cuban.
9. Start learning from some of the best entrepreneurs in the world via Stanford's Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series.
10. Take someone you want to learn from to lunch or coffee.
Drinking out of the fire hose is an important life-long skill — don't wait to get started.
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My holiday traditions have been hit kind of hard. My husband had a knee replacement on the 10th and with all the pre-op, hospital stay, and now rehab, I am way behind. We have a bed put up in my living room for my husband so I really don't have room for my regular tree which is usually decorated with a ton of Coca-Cola and Charlie Brown/Peanuts ornaments. Instead, I have an inverted tomato cage that has geo deco mesh swirled around it and LED lights on the inside. We will be having Christmas dinner here at my house and everyone will come. My oldest grandson recently sent me a text with a picture of those tins of Danish Butter Cookies you see this time of year. It said something to the effect of going to his grandma's house and being so excited when he saw those tins, only to open them up and find sewing supplies. Naturally, I got them all their own tin of cookies this year :) I did manage to get my yard decorations out - Charlie Brown, Snoopy on his decorated doghouse, a Christmas tree, and a mailbox which says, "Merry Christmas from the Roe Family." Well, to blame everything on my husband's surgery isn't entirely correct. I don't think that one of my traditions is exactly planned or something that I should strive to repeat and that is that I'm usually down to the last wire when it comes to being ready for Christmas. I hope you all have a very happy and blessed Christmas and New Year.


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The story centers on Ted (voice of Zac Efron) an idealistic 12-year-old boy who lives in the artificial city of Thneedville. Inspired by the wishes of a cute girl named Audrey (Taylor Swift), Ted sets out to find the one thing that will win her affections -- a real, living tree. While searching for a tree, he meets the reclusive Once-ler (Ed Helms), who lives beyond the city limits and explains how greed stripped the countryside of its vegetation, despite the intervention of the Lorax (Danny DeVito), a grumpy yet charming creature who serves as protector of the Truffula trees. Armed with the last Truffula seed, Ted sets out to remind the town of the importance of nature, while fending off the wealthy mayor of Thneedville, O'Hare (Rob Riggle), who has no intention of leaving any traces of the Lorax's once lush countryside.
Zac Efron adds a boyish innocence to the role of Ted, the idealist who sets his sights beyond the plastic walls of the artificial town of Thneedville, while Taylor Swift brings an agreeable virtuousness to the much more enlightened Audrey. Supporting voices include Betty White as Ted's spirited Grammy Norma, Jenny Slate as Ted's nurturing mother, and Riggle as the villainous mayor.
There's a strong theme of environmentalism that writers Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio emphasize throughout the film, with the aim of inspiring young people to take an interest in protecting the environment and learning to become eco-warriors. This message bred criticism by some who claimed that the movie was trying to indoctrinate children with an anti-big business, pro-environment message, but controversy aside, the writing duo translate the book's themes without being overly preachy.
Considering the brevity of Seuss' works, one of the drawbacks of The Lorax is that the creative team's attempts to stretch out the story are at their weakest when the film strays from the book by adding action sequences, extraneous subplots, and original songs that seem wholly out of place. Regardless, the end result is still a solidly entertaining movie that captures the magic of the beloved tale. leave a comment --Alaina O'Connor
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"Wake up, son," Papa Lemming shouted as he ran into Little Boy Lemming's bedroom. "President George W. Lemming has just announced that all lemmings, particularly the young ones, are going to have the honor of participating in the great race to the Persian Gulf! There's even talk of restoring the draft in order to get more participants."
"Who wants to restore the draft?," asked Little Boy.
"A number of politicians and neocons," said Papa.
"I thought those guys didn't like the label u2018neocon.' It means u2018new conservative,' and they get upset when people use it to describe them. They're really u2018former conservatives,' aren't they?"
"All right, son, if you insist. If they are former conservatives, let's not call them u2018neocons,' but u2018ex-cons.' Is that better?"
"I suppose so, Papa. People being so touchy about what they are called, we shouldn't go out of our way to offend anyone. But tell me, Papa, why should lemmings be drafted? For what purpose?," Little Boy inquired.
"Why, to take part in the great race to the sea."
"But Papa," queried Little Boy, "isn't that one of those marches to the sea where everyone dies?"
"You shouldn't look at it that way, son," Papa responded. "After all, it's a great lemming tradition."
"But why do we do it, Papa? Why does President George W. Lemming say we have to do it again this year?"
"It's a matter of u2018honor,' my boy," Papa trumpeted with pride.
"What u2018honor' is there in marching off to die, Papa? Why should we do that?"
"Because the Forces-of-Evil lemmings have challenged us to a race, son. If we don't meet their challenge we will lose face."
"I think I'd rather lose my face than my whole life, Papa," Little Boy replied.
"There you go, thinking only of yourself, son. What have your Ma and I taught you?"
"That u2018greedy' people are those who put their selfish interests ahead of ours?"
"That's right, son. Now, then, you wouldn't want to be thought of as u2018greedy' and u2018selfish,' would you? Besides, you must think of the tradition. Don't you remember me telling you about your great-great-great-grandfather, Caleb Lemming, who took part in General Sherman Lemming's great march to the sea? And your great-uncle, Willard Lemming, who died on the beaches at Normandy? You wouldn't want to dishonor the family and let that fine tradition die, would you?"
"Is that what you want me to do, Papa? Do you want me to die in order to keep a tradition alive? I thought you always told me that you and Ma loved me!"
"Well, . . . uh, . . . that is, . . .," Papa stammered.
"Besides," Little Boy continued, "what's wrong with wanting to live? I just want to meet some young female lemming and get married and have some little lemmings to love."
"Is that all that's worrying you, son?," Papa replied with a sense of relief. "Why that problem will be taken care of for you: any future draft will include women as well as men. You might meet a real nice female lemming in boot camp, or on your march to the sea, and . . ."
"Women are going to be drafted, too?," interrupted Little Boy. "But why, Papa?"
"Well, son, the best I can figure it, the women have been complaining that they don't have the same rights as men. They want u2018equality,' and the government's gonna give them a good dose of it."
"Do the women want to go die, Papa?"
"Not as best I can tell, son, but it's the principle of the thing that's important. Why do you ask?"
"Well," Little Boy went on, "I don't see how it can be considered a u2018right' to be forced to do things that you don't want to do. That just doesn't make any sense, Papa."
"Son, it's kinda like what I always told you about work. You know, how work is the most important thing there is to do. But work is all those things we don't like to do. If we like what we're doing, that's play and not work."
"But how does this relate to our having u2018rights,' Papa?," Little Boy inquired.
"It's like this, son. Our u2018rights' are important, too. And just like u2018work' involves doing the things we don't like to do, the exercise of our u2018rights' is also doing what we don't like to do. That's why we have political leaders, to force us to do things none of us want to do so that we can be free. Don't you listen to what those neocon — oops, ex-con — guys have been telling you? They've figured out all of this for us."
"Did the ex-cons and President George W. Lemming go through all of this, too, Papa? Did they take part in previous marches to the sea?," Little Boy asked.
"Well, er, uh, . . . I don't think so, son. Most of them had what they call u2018draft deferments' during the last great crusade, the march to the Gulf of Tonkin, when the Big Red lemmings challenged us to a race."
"But why would that be, Papa?," Little Boy inquired. "If there is honor and tradition in these great suicide marches to the sea, why didn't they go? Aren't these men honorable? Is the reason they are ex-cons because they have given up on the lemming traditions?"
"The best way I can explain it, son, is like this: if we are going to remain u2018free' and have u2018equal rights,' we have to have great leaders around to insure these things. Hasn't President Lemming talked about his u2018Operation Enduring Freedom?' Well, we can't have such leaders if they're going to die in these great marches to the sea, now can we? That's why the same rules that apply to the rest of us don't apply to them."
"Let me see if I understand all of this, Papa," Little Boy intoned. "Do you mean that we are u2018free' only when the government is forcing all of us to do what we don't want to do, and that our political leaders have to be exempt from all of this so that they can guarantee our u2018equal' rights to be coerced and to die in the name of our u2018freedom?'"
"As I understand what President Lemming and those ex-cons have been saying, I think that's about it," Papa replied. "Well, son, if they reinstitute the draft will you go down and register for it?"
"I don't think so, Papa. I think I'll go to Canada and enroll in a university," Little Boy replied.
"A university? Whatever for? What will you study?"
"Lemmings, Papa, . . . lemmings!"
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PCPer v4.0 Giveaway: Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 2.1 Speaker System
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As you can no doubt tell, PC Perspective got a HUGE and much needed facelift recently to what we are internally calling "PC Perspective v4.0". I know there are still some kinks to work out and we are actively addressing any feedback from our readers in this comment thread.
But we want to celebrate the launch of the new site in style!! Some of our site sponsors have very generously offered up some prizes for us to give out throughout the coming days...
The ninth (!!) prize is a set of Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 2.1 Speakers!!
What do you have to do to win this wonderful piece of hardware?
Couldn't be easier: post a comment in this post thanking Corsair for its sponsorship of PC Perspective as well as an interesting feature or addition you would like to see in future speaker sets. Be creative! You should probably have a registered account or at least be sure you include your email address in the appropriate field so we can contact you!
Thanks Corsair for the great products and supporting PCPer!
Thanks Corsair! I would like to see expandable speaker sets! I think someone above mentioned it too. Buy a 2.1 set now, upgrade to a 5.1 or even 7.1 set later!
Nice speakers! Thanks for the sponsorship Corsair.
Thanks for supporting PCPER Corsair! I wish the speakers were wireless.
Thanks corsair for the support of pcper.
Thank you for sponsoring pc perspective Corsair!
Thanks Corsair & PC Perspective! I love the contest, the new hardware and the new site!
Thanks Corsair for the sponsorship.
I wish you could have made this a 5.1 instead of a 2.1!
Thanks Corsair!
Hey Corsair, I love all the new products you guys are coming out with, especially the audio devices. Keep them coming, and thanks for the support of my favorite hardware review site PcPer.com.
Thank you Corsair!
Thanks Corsair for supporting PcPer.
Thanks for the contest PCPER and Corsair! Great hardware makes for happy followers!
Hey Corsair, thanks for sponsoring PCPerspective.
thank you corsair for its sponsorship of pcper. and thank you pcper
thank you corsair for its sponsorship of pcper. and thank you pcper
I like the recommendation that was made earlier about an expandable speaker set. Also thank you corsair for supporting pcper.
Yay!! Corsair stuff!! Thanks guys for sponsoring PcPerspective and hooking them up with the opportunity to host such a fun contest. Hope I win!!
Thank you very much to Corsair for supporting PC Perspective.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love speakers. I actually need some. I'd like to see a remote for the speakers, but more than that, a ham sammich maker integrated. Thanks!
Thanks for supporting PCPer Corsair. They look like a really nice set of speakers. As for a features that might be nice to see in a future speaker setup, I would recommend changing the wired controller into a wireless controller.
Thanks Corsair for supporting PCPER!
Cool gear Corsair! Thanks for the support.
Thank you Corsair for sponsoring Pc Perspective, and good luck in the future.
Thanks Corsair.
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Thanks Corsair for its sponsorship. I know I might be too late. Nice speakers.
Thank you Corsair!
Thanks for the support Corsair. I wish you had wireless functionality in your speakers and remote.
Thank you Corsair for sponsoring Pcper. I agree with hurley in his previous comment. The next iteration needs wireless functionality.
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A bumper selection of review to browse through today, so let's get down to it straightaway with the first one: This one is the latest for Stephen Volk's Whitstable, courtesy of The Zone – thanks to Tom Johnstone for the write-up! You'll find it right here. PLEASE NOTE: there are now just THREE copies of the limited … Continue reading
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Here we are again with news of a couple of reviews of two of the most recent Spectral chapbooks – David Tallerman's The Way of the Leaves and Paul Kane's Creakers. Conveniently they've been written by the same person, Matthew Fryer, and have been posted to his Welcome to the Hellforge blog – the write-ups can be read by going … Continue reading
The Way of the Leaves: two new reviews
The two reviews posted below of David Tallerman's competition-winning story, The Way of the Leaves (and reproduced with the full permission of the publishers), are both from Morpheus Tales magazine – they liked it so much the reviewed it twice. The first is by J. S. Watts: A reviewer's life is not always a predictable one. … Continue reading
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This morning we bring you the latest promotional video, by Rude Dude Films, for the December Spectral chapbook, The Way of the Leaves by David Tallerman. This one captures the tone of the story perfectly – so hats off to Rude Dude for this atmospheric effort! Enjoy! Next up is this review for The 13 Ghosts of … Continue reading
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And so, on this misty and crisply frosty Tuesday morning (looks like winter is here at last), we are thrilled to bring you two more reviews of recent Spectral publications: First, Mark West takes a look at David Tallerman's chapbook story The Way of the Leaves and reports his findings on Goodreads. As it's a short … Continue reading
10:12:2012 – Two new reviews
Another beautifully crisp and sunny morning here at Spectral Towers, and we have two new reviews to bring you, including the first review of David Tallerman's The Way of the Leaves, the winner of the Spectral Press/This Is Horror short story competition held earlier this year. This one's from The Hellbound Times' Walt Hicks, and can be … Continue reading
The Way of the Leaves: cover reveal
Here it is – the cover to December's chapbook, The Way of the Leaves by David Tallerman, the winner of the Spectral Press/This is Horror short story competition held earlier this year. The photo was taken by a very good friend of ours, Lyn Jenner, and once again the talents of the magnificent Neil Williams have … Continue reading
Spectral Press news
The first item on our agenda this morning is to let you know that Mark West's What Gets Left Behind, Volume VII in the chapbook series, is now SOLD OUT. This means that all subscriptions will now start from the issue following, David Tallerman's The Way of the Leaves. So, if you're keen to discover just … Continue reading


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'60 Minutes' antidepressants report may be 'explosive,' but it's not 'new'
On Sunday, CBS' "60 Minutes" broadcast what it called an "explosive" report on "new scientific research" that has found that antidepressants are no more effective than placebos at treating mild and moderate depression.
Explosive? Well, yes, when you consider, as "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl reported, that the 17 million Americans with depression are spending an estimated $11.3 billion annually on drugs that research says don't work for most of the people using them. (Antidepressants have been found to help people with severe depression.)
But new? Hardly. Studies linking the placebo effect to antidepressants have been around for more than a decade.
In fact, the main medical expert featured in the "60 Minutes" story, psychologist Irving Kirsch, who is assistant director of the Placebo Studies Program at the Harvard Medical School, published his first major paper on this topic in 1998. That one caused a medical uproar at the time, as did a second paper Kirsch co-authored in 2002. That's the paper he talks about in the "60 Minutes" story — the one in which he looked at unpublished as well as published studies from the pharmaceutical industry. (As Kirsch points out to Stahl, drug companies frequently decline to publish their unfavorable findings. He had to request those studies from the Food and Drug Administration.)
Since then other researchers have come to similar conclusions. Indeed, many scientists researching depression have now discarded the entire rationale behind antidepressants — the theory that depression is caused by some kind of brain chemical imbalance, especially low levels of the hormone serotonin. In the "60 Minutes" broadcast, one of these researchers, psychiatrist Dr. Walter Brown of Brown University, referred to the serotonin theory as "a gross oversimplication."
It's not as though the antidepressant/placebo story hasn't received press coverage in the past. Newsweek ran a cover story in 2010 called "The Depressing News About Antidepressants," shortly after a major meta-analysis (a study that looks at the best evidence from many smaller studies) found that any benefit of antidepressants over placebo pills was "minimal or nonexistent." Time magazine ran its own major piece on the topic a few months later.
And there have been many other articles in the media as well, including a thorough venting of the subject in a 2008 Men's Health article by Minnesota-based freelance writer Paul Scott.
Then there is the widely reviewed book that Kirsch himself wrote on the topic ("The Emperor's New Drugs: Exploding the Antidepressant Myth") in 2010.
All this history made me wonder why Stahl seemed so astonished during her interview with Kirsch. She seemed to be unaware of the decade-long controversy surrounding antidepressants. At one point she says to Kirsch, "But people are getting better taking antidepressants. I know them. We all know them."
"Yes," replies Kirsch. "People get better when they take the drug. But it's not the chemical ingredients of the drug that is making them better. It's largely the placebo effect."
Still, better late than never, I guess. Having the topic featured on "60 Minutes" will certainly bring it to the attention of many, many more people. The show also does a service by talking about the two treatments for mild and moderate depression that some research has shown to be effective: exercise and talk therapy.
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I agree that not much was new
I agree that not much was new in this report. But this brings up some important questions: Why does prescribing continue to go up? Why do psychiatrists still hold to the chemical imbalance theory?
One thing that the 60 Minutes report didn't emphasize was what happens to people when powerful chemicals are introduced into their brains? What happens when they are removed? In order to not have to call their drugs addictive psychiatrists made up terms like "SSRI discontinuation syndrome" that was just a fancy way of saying withdrawal.
There was a good article from the journal Frontiers of Evolutionary Psychology a few months ago that postulated that the brain would try to regain its former balance when these chemicals were added, either slowing down production of serotonin, or killing off receptors. The authors wondered whether the brain would ever be able to get back to balance, or whether permanent brain damage would be sustained. You can read the whole article for free here:
Early evidence suggest there may be permanent brain damage.
I don't know why the Minnpost
I don't know why the Minnpost website doesn't allow links in comments anymore, but...here's the title of the journal article, if you google it it will show the article: Blue again: perturbational effects of antidepressants suggest monoaminergic homeostasis in major depression. Don't be scared off by the scientific title - the paper is very readable.
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It says so in the text immediately below the box where I'm typing this.
Did not address the dangerous side effects
Trouble with this story is no one really address the dangerous side effects of the drugs. Anti depressants are powerful drugs. What about increase risk of suicide particularly with adolescents. Kirsch was almost flippant about whether one takes the placebo or one takes the drugs- the results are the same. For many individuals the side effects of anti depressants are seriously harmful. http://thevillagenaturopath.com/2012/02/use-of-anti-depressants-up-400/
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For years, organizers of the Swain County Farmers Market struggled to get vendors and customers, but an enthusiastic Master Gardener volunteer helped the market blossom in 2011 with a new location, new vendors and new customers.
In Cabarrus County, nothing heralds spring like the Plant and Herb Festival that Master Gardeners hold each year at the Piedmont Farmers Market in Concord. More than 70 vendors and 4,000 visitors are expected at this year's event, which takes place Saturday April 14.
When interest in community gardening began to spike a few years ago, Master Gardeners in Guilford County created a network that gives leaders of such gardens a way to connect with and learn from others while taking advantage of the wealth of gardening information available through Cooperative Extension.
When it comes to lessening the effects of water pollution, residential and commercial rain gardens are becoming increasingly popular in North Carolina, thanks in large part to N.C. State University and its Cooperative Extension Service.
The N.C. State University TV program "In the Garden with Bryce Lane" has been nominated for two regional EMMY® Awards.
As the sun sets on a bright October day in Chatham County, Agricultural Extension Agent Debbie Roos leads a group of 10 on a tour of the Pollinator Paradise Garden at Chatham Mills, a renovated facility that is home to the Chatham Marketplace cooperative and other clients. Roos hosts the monthly tours throughout the garden's growing season, and each month, the garden is different, she says.
Produce grown in gardens that were submerged by floodwaters during or after Hurricane Irene can pose a health risk. A new food safety info sheet from North Carolina Extension explains the risks and what you can do to avoid getting sick.
N.C. Master Gardeners Volunteer Association and N.C. State University have partnered to develop a North Carolina Master Gardener license plate. Legislation approving the new custom license plate was approved this summer by the General Assembly and signed by Gov. Bev Perdue.
North America's only symposium on mid-to-large scale vermiculture and vermicomposting is coming to Chapel Hill Oct. 10-12. Get the tools you need to start or expand your earthworm or vermicompost production operation. And learn about the latest research on the effects of vermicompost and extracts (tea) on plant growth and on disease and pest reduction. The conference agenda is available at www.bae.ncsu.edu/workshops/worm-conference/agenda.php.
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1. Students must bow before entering the mat.
2. Classes begin with students lining up, facing instructor.
3. Classes end with a handshake to the instructor and everyone.
4. For safety reasons, if you are late sit by the side of the mat and wait for the permission from the Professor.
5. For safety reasons, if you need to leave the mat or leave earlier you must ask permission from the Professor.
6. Shake hands with your partner before and after practice.
7. Talking should be kept to a minimum level and should relate to the class subject.
8. Absolutely no foul language inside the school.
9. Keep finger and toe nails short and filed (not sharp) for everyone's safety.
10. Students must refer to instructor as professor.
11. The Gi must be washed after every practice. A dirty Gi is a sign of disrespect.
12. When tying the Gi, face the wall.
13. The belt represents your progress. Keep it on.
14. All metal objects, jewelry, piercing, necklace or other such items should be removed.
15. No shoes, food or drink on the mat.
16. No Cell Phones in the mat.
17. Nobody should be shirtless on the mat or out of the locker room
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Engaging; Exciting; Educational; Cost Effective ~ Words used to describe what teachers need when looking for locations for their students to soar outside of the classroom! A field trip should be a location that draws in each student (and teacher for that matter!) and makes creativity endless. It should be a hands-on adventure! My gifted teachers across the state were hungry for locations that provided just that. I polled every teacher on my statewide gifted and talented listserv and asked for their wisdom. The below list is a compilation of all of the amazing ideas that flooded into my inbox! I would love to take credit, but I must give credit where credit is due. Thank you Oklahoma gifted educators for always pushing ahead and giving such exceptional ideas and feedback!
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Field Trip Ideas
Submitted by GT educators across the great state of Oklahoma in the fall of 2011!
Advance Foods
What was said about it?
Tours and Samples
Agriculture Tour
What was said about it?
Dairy, crops, swine or beef.....
Alabaster Caverns, Freedom, OK
What was said about it?
Our yearly GT field trip is to the Alabaster Caverns at Freedom, OK. We tour the Caverns and eat a sack lunch in the park.
Altus Air Force Base, Altus, OK
What was said about it?
Last year, we took the Amtrak train one way to Purcell; the bus met us there and brought us back; we toured the Bedre chocolate factory and had lunch on the way home. I found supplemental lessons and extension activities online that complimented the train ride and chocolate factory.
What was said about it?
Took the train to Ft. Worth
Arbuckle Mountains
What was said about it?
Great place for fossil hunting!
Arts Reach Program, Oklahoma City
What was said about it?
Free ballet offered each Fall for students
Ballet Oklahoma's Arts Reach Program
What was said about it?
Each fall offers to students a free hour performance (usually one act) of their production. This year it is Coppelia.
What was said about it?
Local banks give financial seminars
Bass Pro Shop, Oklahoma City
What was said about it?
It is open to students browsing for science related activities. We've done scavenger hunts.
USS Batfish Submarine, Muskogee - http://ussbatfish.com/
Bedre Chocolate Factory, Pauls Valley - http://www.bedrechocolates.com/jsps/company.jsp
What was said about it?
We took our 1-6 GT kids to the Bedre Chocolate Factory in Pauls Valley, OK.
What was said about it?
There's a great video on their website!
BizTown in Tulsa
What was said about it?
Really great for anyone doing a business unit. Sponsored by Junior Achievement.
Black Kettle Museum, Cheyenne, OK
Braums, Tuttle
What was said about it?
They give a tour of their operations and it is all FREE!!
Bricktown Canal, OKC
What was said about it?
South end for outdoor science activities
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Fort Worth, TX
What was said about it?
I had read that another school in our county had driven to Fort Worth to visit the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. My son and I took a trip there this summer and it was very interesting. It would be good for junior high and up, not younger.
CSI investigations and science to solve crime
What was said about it?
Very popular
Cameron University, Lawton, Ok
Camp Bandage, Grove, Oklahoma
Cargill Salt Plant, between Buffalo and Freedom
Cavanal Hill, near Poteau
What was said about it?
This is the world's highest hill Poteau.
CHARACTER and Ambition Speakers
Cherokee Heritage Center, Tahlequah, Oklahoma
What was said about it?
New Moon Festival, Indian Territory Days
Chickasaw Capitol/Council House, Tishomingo
Chickasaw National Cultural Center and Recreation Area, Sulphur
What was said about it?
It was very nice and the 5th-12 grade group we took enjoyed it. I think a small group of younger might even get something out of it with a little more "help". The cost included a sack lunch for each child.
Chisholm Trail Heritage Center, Duncan - www.OnTheChisholmTrail.com, 580-252-6692
Cinemark Imax Theatre - Dallas, Texas
Civil War Re-Enactment, Vinita, Oklahoma
College visitations and tours
Comanche Nation Museum, Lawton
Confederate Memorial Museum & Cemetery, Atoka
Corn Maze
Cosmosphere, Hutchinson, Kansas - http://www.cosmo.org/index.cfm
What was said about it?
We took grade school and high school GT students to Hutchinson KS to the Cosmosphere and Underground Salt Mines. It was a super trip. The kids thought maybe one of the best they had taken. There is a small Amish village nearby that has things on weekend too.
What was said about it?
The Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Ctr. in Hutchinson, KS just NW of Wichita is as good of a space center as anything NASA has: EXCELLENT: they offer classes for students along with many fun interactive labs and experiences.
County Courthouse
What was said about it?
One year we toured the county courthouse. One of the judges and two of the lawyers came in to speak to us and then we were the participants in a mock trial.
Criminal attorneys
What was said about it?
Visit to court house observations
The Crucible & Gallery, Norman
Crystal Bridges, NW Arkansas - www.crystalbridges.org
Daily Oklahoman Newspaper, Gaylord Publishing Company, OKC
The Dallas World Aquarium, Dallas, Texas
DISNEY Y.E.S (Youth Education Series Program)
What was said about it?
Every 3rd or 4th year we go to Orlando, Florida to the DISNEY YES (Youth Education Series Program). Excellent for G/T! No one can outdo what Disney provides, does take a lot of fundraising though. Many program behind the scenes in areas of Science, Math, Social Studies and Technology. Unbeatable!!
Doctors of medicine or Physicians Assistants
What was said about it?
Making the (selective) rounds at a hospital
Downtown Tulsa (Art Deco)
Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton - http://www.eosc.edu/
What was said about it?
Tour and watched a play
Elsing Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Enid Symphony Hall
FBI, DEA or OSBI visits or tours
Federal Courthouse, OKC
What was said about it?
Watch a sentencing and hear speech from judge and US Marshall
Financial Education
Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Muskogee
Fort Sill Army Base, Lawton
What was said about it?
Last year, we visited Ft. Sill Army base in Lawton, OK. We brought sack lunches and had lunch on the ground under the trees. After lunch, we were given a guided tour of the base. Our guide was very nice and knowledgeable and was dressed in historical clothing. We were then on our own to visit the jail where Geronimo was held. After that, we went over to the museum and artillery walk. I had enough chaperones to take half the kids into the museum while the other half did the artillery walk. Then we switched. It was a very fun and educational trip. The kids loved it!
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Has a conservatory to view the stars at different eras: Christmas had the star of Bethlehem; they said they do Christopher Columbus.
Fort Smith National Cemetery
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Norman, www.ou.edu/fijma; 405-325-3272
The Frisco Deport Museum, Hugo
General Tommy Franks Museum, Hobart, OK
Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa
What was said about it?
This is my first year teaching the G/T program in Sand Springs. I have yet to take a field trip with my kiddos. However, I will probably have one to Gilcrease Museum this year.
What was said about it?
This has been the most fabulous trip of all...kids love it! They give you a tour (just one area, not overwhelming) and then work with the students in the Discovery Lab...That is such a wow factor for them! The transportation is reimbursable if you follow certain guidelines. Admission is free.
What was said about it?
The Gilcrease Museum has a computer lab in the basement perfect for research and a lesson on how to find the artifacts located in the museum.
What was said about it?
Tour a legislative body in action.
Governor's Mansion, OKC
GRDA Educational Center, Langley, OK
What was said about it?
I took my GT students to the GRDA Educational Center in Langley. It was free and the tour lasted about an hour and a half. Very interesting!
Great Salt Plains, near Jet, Oklahoma
What was said about it?
Dig for Selenite Crystals near Jet OK
The Greater Southwest Historical Museum, Ardmore
Hackberry Flat Wildlife habitat Frederick, OK
What was said about it?
Guided tours with OK Dept. of Wildlife
Harbor Village, Grove
Harn Homestead, Oklahoma City
Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary, McKinney, Texas - http://www.heardmuseum.org/
Heavener Runestone, Heavener
Historic Ft. Sill, Ft. Sill, Lawton, OK
IMAX, Branson
What was said about it?
Whale presentation, Tropical Rain Forest presentations
Janet Huckabee Arkansas River Valley Nature Center, Fort Smith, Arkansas
J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum, Claremore
What was said about it?
Students love looking at all the items, not just guns but lots of different collections
Jasmine Moran Children's Museum, Seminole - http://www.jasminemoran.com/frameset.html
The Jones Center - www.thejonescenter.org/
What was said about it?
One of the best field trips that we took with the second graders was to Leonardo's in Enid. It is a fun, hands-on museum.
Mabee-Gerrer Museum, Shawnee - http://www.mgmoa.org/
What was said about it?
It is a good one and the kids get to make some type of craft too. Donna Merkt is the contact for that and you can see the applications for scholarship on the website. I think it is mgmoa.com or org. The Cowboy Hall of Fame provides grants for trip and so does the Oklahoma History Center or Heritage Center. The Space Museum in Weatherford has grants, but it would take too long for us to get there and back within the time frame for the buses. I've only been there for workshops.
Martin Park Nature Center, Oklahoma City-http://www.okc.gov/parks/martin_park/index.html
Medieval Faire in Norman
What was said about it?
I took our HS GT students to the Medieval Faire in Norman, which is held every year at Reeves Park, near the campus of OU. It is FREE. They have a school day on Friday, and it gives the students a chance to not only see the University, but I am considering scheduling a tour on that day while we already happen to be there.
Minor League Baseball Game
What was said about it?
Another fun idea we did several years ago was a trip to a minor league baseball game, the Frisco Roughriders. Believe it or not you can do a whole unit on baseball...history, math, science, literature. It was a fun unit and the kids loved the field trip. Ticket and kid's meal were included in the price per student.
Mounds Observatory, owned by the Tulsa Astronomy Club
Murrell Home, Tahlequah
Museum of Osteology, Oklahoma City
Museum of Natural History, Norman
Museum of World Treasurers in Wichita, KS
Myriad Botanical Gardens - wwwMyriadGardens.com
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City
National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office, Norman
Oklahoma Aquarium, Jenks - www.okaquarium.org/odwc.php
What was said about it?
Fishing clinics
Oklahoma Blood Institute
Oklahoma City National Memorial (Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building)
What was said about it?
Last year we took our 7-12 GT kids to the Oklahoma City National Memorial.
What was said about it?
I would definitely recommend for more mature groups, but even our junior high G/T kids were extremely awed by this experience.
Oklahoma City Zoo
What was said about it?
Hands-On Workshops
Oklahoma Civic Center, Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma Food Bank
What was said about it?
One year we volunteered at the Oklahoma Food Bank. The kids and I really enjoyed that and plan to go back there this year. I really would like to do more service-learning field trips so the Food Bank was great for that.
Oklahoma Heritage Museum/One Room School House
Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma City
Oklahoma River
What was said about it?
One field trip that I have repeated is the trip down the Oklahoma River. The boats take the kids through the lock system.
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM), Oklahoma City
What was said about it?
Big hit with 6th grade
Oklahoma State University/Okmulgee Pryor Campus
What was said about it?
Introduction to LEGO Robotics: LEGO 101 OSU, Okmulgee and Pryor Campuses
Oklahoma Writing Project's "The Amazing Writing Race"
What was said about it?
I'm taking my 1st and 2nd grade GT students to the OWP's "The Amazing Writing Race" at the Oklahoma City Zoo later this month.
Old Town Farm and Ranch Museum, Elk City, OK
OSU Vet. Open House
Omni IMAX Dome Theater, Ft. Worth, Texas
Ozark Medieval Fortress near Harrison, AR:
What was said about it?
A great place: People from France are actually building a castle using the same tools. Math and science used over 500 years ago. ALL Tools are tools from the period including lifting the stones into place. This is a 30 year project but is an excellent trip for G/T students. We also have been to many of the caves in the area:
Pawnee Bill's Ranch and Museum
What was said about it?
I've chartered a bus using funds from our activity account to take the students to Pawnee Bill's Ranch and Museum. Call in advance and the ranch hands will set up different activities like bullwhip popping, pioneer tales at the cabin, the blacksmith shop, a tractor-pulled trailer ride through the bison loop, a visit to the museum, and a guided tour of the home on Blue Hawk Peak.
Pea Ridge Battlefield, Arkansas
Pensacola Dam, Langley
Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa
What was said about it?
We are studying Egypt this year, so we are taking the students to Philbrook in Tulsa, which has many Egyptian artifacts, including a sarcophagus. We also studied da Vinci last year and the Renaissance, so the house itself and the Neoclassical addition will reinforce that.
Planetarium, Ft. Worth, TX
Pops, Arcadia
Price Tower, Bartlesville
Pumpkin Patch
Quartz Mountain State Park - Lone Wolf, OK
Renaissance Festival, Muskogee, Oklahoma
Robbers Cave State Park, Wilburton - http://www.stateparks.com/robbers_cave.html
Rock Shop, Comanche
What was said about it?
An older gentleman has a Rock Shop just south of town, yet he has fossils galore, is truly a professor, and demonstrates under a black lite to show certain minerals.
Round Barn, Arcadia
Route 66 Museum, Elk City, OK
Sam Noble Museum of Natural History, Norman
School of Architecture, OU
Science Museum Oklahoma, OKC - http://www.sciencemuseumok.org/
What was said about it?
Super place for classes in many areas of science, lots of things for kids to do!!!!
What was said about it?
Chemistry Day at Science Museum Oklahoma
Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa
What was said about it?
The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa was interesting and the students got to hear from an actual survivor of the holocaust.
Sixth Floor Museum, Dallas
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Durant
What was said about it?
We have gone to a play at SWOSU.
Spiro Mounds - www.okhistory.org/outreach/museums/spiromounds.html
Sports Broadcasting
Stafford Space Museum, Weatherford
State Capitol, OKC
What was said about it?
This year we are taking our Elem and MS students to the State Capitol where our Representative will talk to the students about how state government works and then we are taking a tour of the artwork. The OK Arts Council provided us a DVD and curriculum materials on the artwork to be completed before we go to make the experience more enriching.
T-Shirt Screen Printing Shop
What was said about it?
Talking Rocks Cavern near Branson - http://www.talkingrockscavern.com/
What was said about it?
Tall Grass Prairie & Constantine Theater, Pawhuska
Technology Fairs
Television Stations
Theater Productions
What was said about it?
Colleges and high schools have matinee showings
Tiger Safari, Tuttle, OK
Tom Stafford Museum, Weatherford, OK
Tucker Tower, Ardmore, Lake Murray
Tulsa Air and Space Museum
What was said about it?
This is very nice and the kids loved it.
Tulsa Global Alliance's Kid Feast, Tulsa
Tulsa International Airport
What was said about it?
There's also a tour of Tulsa International Airport available beginning in January, which may include a trip to the firehouse, the interactive classroom, and/or the fuselage for a "trip" on a plane with children being assigned jobs from ticket taker to pilot.
Tulsa Opera
What was said about it?
I took my students to see Tulsa Opera's "Journey Through Dance", a one-hour presentation that traces the evolution of dance. We also attended Tulsa Opera's student matinees, last year seeing "Don Giovanni", and this year "The Barber of Seville". I attend Tulsa Opera's class "Opera 101" each year in September where I pick up teaching materials and a preview music CD. Great stuff!
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
What was said about it?
Our 6th grade students recently went to an opera at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. It was a matinee during the school day. They often have performances just for school groups.
Tulsa Zoo
University of Arkansas in Fayetteville
What was said about it?
Talked with recruitment office, took a tour of the school, at in the Student Union, toured the Sorority and Fraternity Houses.
Walking Tour
What was said about it?
We are a very small community and one of the retired teachers mentioned to me that she used to do a walking tour of the community and do community history with a group each spring. We are planning on doing that this year with our elementary.
Washita Battlefield, Cheyenne, OK
Western Oklahoma State College - Altus, OK
Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, Medicine Park
What was said?
Went on a hiking trip to study geology
What was said about it?
Free: Anything with the Wichita Wildlife Refuge: call the educational facility in the Visitors Center....they will host archery lessons to big groups, take short hikes according to the season showing leaf changes, flowers, etc. They have an education building with examples of stuffed critters and confiscated contraband from the border: crocodile, cobra, elephant, etc.
What was said about it?
Hunting for mica and fossils
What was said about it?
I did a Day in the Park, categorized kids into instrumental music, poets, writers, artists, photographers. Used the Lake Latonka and Medicine Park for inspiration, joined into small groups to express and share the created art, then before leaving, did a large group to share the best with all....Old Plantation Restaurant let us use their porch. (Of course, we ate there at lunch too).
Wild Wilderness Drive Through Safari - www.wildwildernessdrivethroughsafari.com/
Will Rogers Memorial, Claremore (or his family home near Oologah)
Willard Stone Museum in Locust Grove
What was said about it?
We visited the Willard Stone Museum in Locust Grove, where the students saw world-class art being produced and displayed in very humble surroundings. I made a preview trip there and met Jason Stone, the deceased Willard's son, and a first-rate wood carver in his own rite. He took the kids into his workshop and showed them first-hand how he creates. We used the Willard Stone Museum website and viewed their works on the SmartBoard as part of our preparation. I also brought various wood samples I'd procured from Jason on my initial visit for the students to examine and evaluate. Wow!
"Winter Drama Festival"
What was said about it?
This is put on by University Gifted School on the T.U. campus in Tulsa.
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Choosing a good day care is a lot like finding a great partner or spouse: Look at all available options, and observe how clean they keep their place and how they spend their (and your child's) time.
A few points to consider:
- What's the ratio of adults to children? For infants, it should be no less than one adult per every four babies, and for toddlers, one adult for every six children.
- What's on the walls? If all the pictures say "No This" or "Don't Do That," you are less likely to find a positive environment where kids can safely find a "Yes."
- Are parents allowed to drop in anytime and feel welcome? And if not, why not? There are differences between helping parent and child separate safely and gracefully, versus not wanting "meddling parents" when unsafe activities are going on.
- Is it clean? Do they encourage good hygiene/hand-washing? You want to make sure your child is not coming home with scabies or other goodies.
- Is there a TV, and is it on? Not so great for baby's brain development, plus there's a good chance it'll be used as a babysitter at some point in the day.
- Does the center match your ideal balance of structure versus free play? If you run your life on a tight schedule, a day care with a loosey-goosey schedule isn't going to cut it. Meanwhile, if too much structure gives you hives, you'll likely want a more child-centered learning approach that has a degree of flexibility built into it.
- Does your child need more structure in order to keep her sleeping on time and happy when awake? Ask about scheduled nap, snack and meal times.
- Are you expected to provide meals and snacks, or are these offered by the site? If it's the latter, are you okay with the food options?
No matter which setting you choose, background checks are a must. Any private, in-home child-care providers (and any other teenager or adult living in the home) should be screened with reference and background checks. For a school- or institution-based day-care center, you can do a site check, which should involve verification that employees are screened with background checks. Last, use your gut instincts. If your maternal or paternal alarm bells are ringing, try to figure out what set them off while you look for another place.


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JAKARTA, Indonesia - Landslides triggered by heavy rains swept down on a village on Indonesia's Java island Wednesday, burying homes beneath tons of mud and leaving dozens of people missing and feared dead, officials said.
Most residents of Cijeruk, a village of about 200 people, were at home sleeping or performing early morning Muslim prayers when the landslide tumbled down from a nearby mountain, local government official Supriyanto told The Associated Press.
Budi Warityo, a police officer at the village in central Java, told The AP that so far only 12 people had been rescued and five bodies had been recovered.
"The rest of the villagers are feared to be buried under the mud," he said by telephone from the scene, about 220 miles east of Jakarta.
Meanwhile on the east of Java, rescuers tried to find survivors from a series of landslides and flash floods that killed at least 63 people and left dozens missing earlier this week, officials said. Six more bodies were recovered on Wednesday, said Edi Susilo, a local government spokesman.
The mud and water destroyed bridges and roads in Jember district, cutting off villages.
Heavy tropical downpours cause dozens of landslides and flash floods each year in Indonesia, where millions of people live in mountainous regions and near fertile flood plains close to rivers.


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Velocity Brew™ Specialty 10-Cup Thermal Home Brewer
The BUNN brewing system holds water at the correct temperature, creates turbulence in the filter basket to fully extract coffee flavor and brews in three to four minutes so your coffee is never over-extracted and bitter.
The power of the BUNN brewing system starts with ready to brew hot water in the stainless steel tank. Water is kept at the ideal brewing temperature of approximately 200ºF with an internal thermostat. This means that when you are ready for fresh, hot coffee, it's on its way.
- Double wall, vacuum insulated thermal carafe keeps coffee warm for up to 2 hours
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- Brews 4 to 10 cups (20 to 50 oz) in about 4 minutes
- Graphite black housing with stainless steel and silver accents
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I've had Bunns before and love them, I was asking the difference between this specific model and the others, say the BTX-B besides the price and the design. Do they both brew the same?
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The BTX-B has the same drip concept its just the way it drips is more efficient for flavorful coffee and it brews quicker. You would still make it the same way, putting coffee into the filter and water in the tank just like a regular coffee maker but the BTX-B is just faster and more efficient than a standard coffee maker.
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I have been using Bunn coffee makers for 25+ years and will not buy anything else. This coffee maker is by far the best that Bunn has ever built. The carafe, unlike other models, is easy to open for cleaning and will keep your coffee fresh and hot for hours. It is a nice looking pot also and very easy to clean. Like all Bunn's, your coffee is ready in 1 minute. If something happened to mine today, I would immediately buy another just like it.
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Thought I had found the perfect coffee maker based on reviews and COST!!! Instructions state this brewer not ideal for decaf and fine grind....that's all we use. The bigger problem for me is the fact that there is no visual measure for the amount of water either on the inside of the carafe or anywhere on the tank. I have to use an extra measuring cup to know how much water to use. Since we each made different coffee amounts and strengths, we never know how much water is in the tank. Also no interrupt flow and no indicator when brew is finish except to bend down and look and listen for the dripping to stop.
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I love the whipped cream icing that walmart puts on their cakes and would love to do my son's birthday cake (next month) myself with the whipped cream topping just like the kind they have at walmart. I don't know the ingredients or how to do it. I tried to google it but couldn't really find anything. Any info would be appreciated and helpful! Would be great if someone knows anyone who works in the walmart bakery!!!
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I read that Walmart buys theirs pre-made, but I found this recipe for you. GL!
Sometimes on the way to a dream, you get lost and find a better one.
Thanks, and if I find more I will be doing experimenting with different ones before the real deal!
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If you have a AC Moore or a Micheal's near you....in the cake decorating section there is a dry mix called whipped cream frosting, I know that Wilton brand makes one that is the same thing most commercial bakerys use. If you want to try your hand at your own, hear is an easy recipie.
Whipped Cream Frosting
2 cups heavy cream
1 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 packet (2 tablespoons) powdered gelatin (knox or other brand in the pudding/jello section of your supermarket)
1/4 cup cold water
Before making frosting chill a stainless steel or glass bowl for thirty minutes in the freezer, make sure heavy cream is cold, straight from the fridge. Put water in a small bowl and sprinkle gelatin on top to soften gelatin. Put heavy cream, softened gelatin, and vanilla in cold mixing bowl and start beating on low of stand up mixer or with hand held electric beaters, until slightly frothy, add powdered sugar a 1/4 cup at a time while still beating on low, then increase speed of mixer to high and beat until whipped cream consistency. This doesn't have alot of the stabilizers and chemicals that commercial frostings do, so it is best used the same day it is made. Good Luck!!
I have a Micheal's but would want to try to make the recipe you posted first!! BUT I do not want anything really sweet like store bought icing.....that stuff is just too sweet. Is the recipe you posted going to be really sweet or just sort of mild? I want to try it!! Sounds good!
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Could you post a pic of this because I have NO idea what it is, LOL. Oh, and is the cream sold in the section by the milk and it's in a small carton?? I think I have seen that before... Thank you for the recipe!
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Could you post a pic of this because I have NO idea what it is, LOL.
I'm not her, but I found a picture!
I'm excited to try the frosting recipe from allrecipes.com, so thanks for asking this question!
Thanks, I will try to find some of that at my local grocer.
Thank you so much lala land! Your recipe sounds just right and I will let you know how it turns out after I do it!
Is the powdered gelatin what makes it thicken?
I just found the whipped and buttercream frosting in the party section at walmart. I bet that's what walmart uses.
lala land, thank you so so much for offering the recipe! That is some very good icing!! I made some over the weekend while at my mom's and put it on red velvet cake...yummy!! I didn't have time for my ds's b-day party but now that I have this recipe I will do their cakes myself from now on! Thank you so much...btw, I did end up using 1 c. powdered sugar and it was just right!


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White Sox acquire third baseman Conor Gillaspie from Giants
BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN firstname.lastname@example.com February 22, 2013 11:48AM
Updated: February 22, 2013 4:30PM
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Looking to add some left-handed punch to the roster, the White Sox acquired left-handed hitting third baseman Conor Gillaspie from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for minor-league right-hander Jeff Soptic on Friday. General manager Rick Hahn views Gillaspie as a complementary player to third baseman Jeff Keppinger.
Gillaspie, a 25-year-old Giants first-round sandwich pick in 2008, was fast-tracked to the majors in only 96 days but hasn't played initial expectations. He batted .281 with 14 home runs and 49 RBI in 108 games for AAA Fresno last season and played in six games with the Giants, going 3-20 with two RBI.
"He conceivably fits in nicely on the roster, which we'll obviously decide more about toward the end of next month,'' Hahn said. "But we see him having a solid hit tool, above-average awareness of the strike zone, solid defensively. He gives us a little versatility in his ability to play third base as well as first. He gives [manager] Robin [Ventura] some options potentially.''
In 514 games over five minor league seasons, Gillaspie owns a .287 average and .358 on-base percentage with 37 homers and 259 RBI.
Soptic, 21, was 3-2 with a 5.40 ERA in 27 relief appearances with Class A Kannapolis in 2012. The Sox drafted him in the third round in 2011.
Gillaspie "has a good recognition of the strike zone, is able to get on base, work the count a bit,'' Hahn said. "Although he's not your prototypical power guy at third base he does spray the ball around pretty well and has a nice line-drive approach, which should play well in our park.''
Hahn said Gillaspie grades out as "solid-average" defensively.
"He was I think mildly knocked a bit for that earlier in his career when he first got pushed up,'' Hahn said. "But it has progressed and our scouts like what they have seen in the last year-plus from him.
"It was important for us to get him now and have him in camp with us for four-plus weeks and get to know him and how he fits.
To make room for Gillaspie on the 40-man roster, the Sox designated infielder Lars Anderson for assignment. Anderson was claimed off waivers from Arizona on February 1.
Brent Morel, who has looked healthy and is attempting to re-establish himself after dealing with a back injury last season, remains in the mix, Hahn said.
"We haven't even played our first Cactus League game,'' Hahn said.
Gillaspie will be in camp Saturday.
NOTES: The White Sox agreed to terms on 2013 contracts with 25 players, including Dayan Viciedo for $2.8 million, Chris Sale for $600,000 and Addison Reed for $520,000. The others will earn the league minimum $490,000 or slightly more based on service time and performance. Viciedo, who becomes a free agent in 2017, made $2.5 million last year.
Also signed on the 40-man roster: Pitchers Dylan Axelrod, Simon Castro, Deunte Heath, Nate Jones, Charlie Leesman, Jhan Marinez, Nestor Molina, Brian Omogrosso, Jose Quintana, Reed, Andre Rienzo, Santos Rodriguez, Hector Santiago, Leyson Septimo and Donnie Veal; catchers Tyler Flowers, Hector Gimenez and Josh Phegley; infielders Brent Morel and Angel Sanchez; outfielders Jordan Danks, Jared Mitchell and Blake Tekotte.
-- Here's the lineup for the Cactus League opener on Saturday (2 p.m., 670-AM) against the Dodgers at Camelback Ranch: Alejandro De Aza CF, Morel 3B, Alex Rios RF, Paul Konerko 1B, Adam Dunn DH, Viciedo LF, Ramirez SS, Flowers C, Gordon Beckham 2B.
-- Jeff Keppinger has a sore shoulder and will sit out. Ventura said he plans to use Keppinger, who got a late start conditioning his arm because of an offseason ankle injury, as the DH in the next two games.
-- De Aza will play for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "It's a great feeling to go there and be a part of it,'' he said. "That's a special thing.''
-- Outfielder Jordan Danks has a right elbow flexor strain that will sideline him for a few days.


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No new releases this week, but here's a reminder about upcoming deadlines for the current development cycle (Sprint 5).
AlloyYUI v2 (built on top of YUI) is out! Check out the examples, API documentation, and the AUI Rosetta Stone to compare APIs between YUI, jQuery, and AUI. Congrats to the team at Liferay and all of the contributors to the project.
yui-contrib mailing list activity for the week:
A couple new additions to the YUI Theater:
SmugMug Tree and SmugMug Menu are now on the Gallery CDN as a preview to what is expected to be brought into YUI's core in an upcoming release.
Tree already has a pull request submitted, and after some additional development
Menu is expected to replace the now deprecated
node-menunav. Here are the API docs for each, and a demo of Y.Menu. Hat tip to Ryan Grove (@yaypie) and the SmugMug team!
New and updated Gallery modules this week: bottle, sm-tree, sm-menu, nmpjaxplus, zui-attribute, zui-placeholder, zui-rascroll, zui-scrollhelper, and zui-scrollsnapper.
Version bumps this week for the following YUI devtools: grover and shifter. Upgrade with
npm install -g grover shifter.
Reads of the Week (thanks to JavaScript Weekly)
Finally… we discovered the reason for one of JavaScript's great mysteries.
Why is it I see links to Gallery-modules that are not in the Gallery? It would have been awesome though if sm-tree and sm-menu were in the Gallery.
As far as I know, the gallery website has not been updated to publicly display any gallery modules that have been created by Yogi.
gallery-sm-menu and gallery-sm-tree are in the gallery and on the CDN, you can Y.use them with gallery tag 'gallery-2013.02.07-15-27′.
In the meantime, while we're waiting for the gallery website to be updated, it looks like there are README.md documents in the git repo which explain the usage of these modules.
Ah! Thanks, that explains. I also needed the api-docs, and Ryan put a link to them in the readme as well. Awesome.
Updating the Gallery to support v2 landing pages (or something equivalent) is one of the many things on Dav's to-do list. In the meantime, we'll link to the README and you can obtain all the info about a Gallery module using `yogi info`**.
`yogi info sm-tree` is a great example demonstrating how the new Gallery supports unit test and coverage statistics.
** After installing Yogi, of course. `npm install -g yogi`


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