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"GREAT, more please."
I liked just about every aspect of this book except that I now have to wait for who knows how long for the sequal. What message is delivered in the epitaph??? If I have to make a criticism, it's that the formula is very similar to the 1st book in the series, but this is just a quibble and it's a great read. Loved the new charectures. Please bring out the sequal soon.
"Love it."
Sure it's dated in tech and writing style. It's a classic. Once you get past that it's great. I thought the narrators tone and pace were pitch perfect for the material. The writing is very descriptive which I see some reviewers did not like but I thought it painted a hauntingly scary story. Thus is my first taste of Lovecraft and it left me wanting more.
"Thanks for the gift Audible."
I don't usually do short story compilations but this was free one day from Audible so I snapped it up. So glad I did, the writing is excellent as is the narration. Each story is somewhat related to the other stories so there is a feeling of wholeness about the book. I don't really want to live in any of the future cities we learn about here much but having visited them it's a fascinating future. Parts of the book remind me of William Gibson, and that's a huge compliment.
"Great story and excellent narration."
While some of the plot seemed contrived and pointless (I won't give any spoilers here) the book is jam packed with original ideas and interesting people. As is usual with Reynolds he has created a fascinating and believable world. In some ways the book ends just when it's going to get interesting, I hope the author is working on a sequal, I really want to know what happens next!!!! Narration was excellent, I had not heard this performer before but will look for more stuff by him. Easy 5stars, loves it.
"Great!!! I did not want it to end."
One of the best listens in a while. Even though its long I did not want to leave future Newcastle or the Sirius system. While the book left a few questions in my mind, the story is neatly contained and satisfyingly concluded. The performance is great. I hope there is a sequal in the works or another tale from the same universe,
The story unfolds over space and time with the back story of the main charecture being filled in as a we go along. This can be a bit confusing but makes sense in the end. Well worth the effort.
"More MHI goodness."
More of the same, and that's a very good thing. I love this series. This one is a bit diff as most series regulars are absent in this story, but no problem this is a fun read.
"I wanted to like this but didn't."
Wow this book was hard to finish. The only likeable charecture dies within the first few paragraphs. Everybody else is so self involved that they can't see the damage they are doing to all those around them. The narration is excellent but does not make up for the general meanness on display here. Also I found some of the charectures motivations to be a little weak.
"Very enjoyable."
Great story, intrigued as to see what happens next because all this does is set up a whole series of sequels which I can't wait to read. I liked the two main charectures found some of the motivations and effects of actions a little overblown. But still rich hard sci-fi space opera, I want more.
"Really beautiful."
Amazing how this little short story adds death and humanity to Jane. If only there was more, I love this charecture in this book.
"Super fun"
Hard to top the first two books I read by this author. This one comes pretty close. I hope there is more to come from these charectures.


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Owned by Dutch celebrity chef Herman den Blijker, this two-level restaurant has a dining room upstairs and a cocktail bar downstairs. The main dining room is marked by cream and gold tones, classic Dutch tiles, and an open fire, while downstairs has black leather furniture and a mirrored ceiling. Although den Blijker is the owner and executive chef, the restaurant's main chef was chosen on one of den Blijker's reality shows. Dedicated to "slow food," the kitchen utilizes local ingredients and interesting techniques like Parmesan foam (in spaghettini with truffles and poached eggs).
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Robert Mueller aka Skaffen 1967 Journalist Chess ca. 15.000 about 5 most of the time Munich, Germany |
Q1: How (and when) did you begin your career as a VTES-player? Who introduced you to the game? Where did you play originally? I started playing the 10th of July 1995, which was my birthday. Friends from my role-playing group (Runequest, AD&D) gave me a Ventrue deck, and I won my first game straight away. That was in Leipzig. I then played with those folks in Bochum, although I lived in Munich already. The Munich playgroup started in 2001, since then I only play there. |
Q2: Which of the Sets and Expansions to VTES is your favorite, and why is it your top choice? I still like the original Jyhad set a lot, specifically the artwork. I don't have a favorite expansion, but Sabbat has to be the most important one as it opened up the game like nothing else before or ever since. |
Q3: What is your favorite deck to play, and why? Tough question. Probably one from the myriads of Euro-Brujah variations. "Archons of the Cold Dawn" (www.8ung.at/colddawn/deck_archons.html) would be a good example. |
Q4: If you could add something to the game, what would it be? In terms of design: Better artwork generally, and more flavour. I liked the "real world appeal" of Dark Sovereigns and Ancient Hearts, and I like the quotes from famous authors and even pop culture on the old cards. The newer expansions are too deeply entangled with the details of the World of Darkness, which I don't follow at all. In terms of rules: Nothing. In terms of cards: I can't change the existing expansions, but I hope that the power escalation in vampires will not go further. In terms of expansions: "Dark Ages" - not as an expansion, but as a seperate game with the same rules. Would appeal to collectors and give new players an even better start than CE, as they wouldn't have to compete against the suitcase guys with all the unknown cards and strategies all the time. And finally: better judges at tournaments ;-) |
Q5: What do you do to help promote the game / why are you in this list of people? I'm the editor of the VEKN Brujah Newsletter since January 2001, and I maintain a website (www.8ung.at/colddawn) that archives my writings plus deck lists and a lot of local stuff (tournament reports etc.). |
Q6: What is your favorite deck style for casual play / tournament play? Hard to say - I try to explore most of the known (and hopefully some yet unknown ;-) strategies over the time. Whatever I find effective, and what suits my playing style, is a candidate for a tournament as well. I feel most at home with medium cap. vampires (4 - 7) and clearly defined offense and defense. I like combat decks, but maybe play as many bleed or political decks. I rarely do dedicated intercept. I guess most of my decks are rather focused, but I admit that toolbox has its appeal to me as well. |
Q7: Is there a difference between your casual play and tournament play? I never bring trick decks to tournaments, or only if they are really effective. I like to have a deck I know very well, so I can concentrate on the table dynamics. Generally I expect a higher level of competition at a tournament, so I play more conservatively. Insane stunts and style points are more for casual play. |
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I really like the look of flagstone, but to be honest, everyone I have ever seen (and that may not be too many) has had problems with the stones lifting. The concrete joins crack, and then the stones move and lift.
Am I just seeing poor installation jobs, or is this just the reality of gardening in the north? Has anyone had flagstone installed with no problems after more than 5 years? Thanks. |
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- Posted by sheryl_ontario ONT z5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 25, 06 at 7:48
Well, I've had flagstone but not set in concrete. It looks great with a ground cover, like creeping thyme, growing between the stones. Then it won't matter if the move a bit. I've also used fieldstone for paths and dig deep holes to bury them in, with a flat side up. They don't budge. If you want it in concrete, I guess this doesn't help much. I don't see how it can stay put with the ground freezing and thawing. It might depend on how deep the base is underneath. It will need a couple of feet of a sandy base. |
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I've got a large flagstone patio that's about 8 years old and it does stay put. The base is a layer cake of 8" of fine gravel topped with about 2" of sand. It was a big job but I was concerned more about drainage than shifting. I live in a very rainy Portland, OR and the mud is horrible. I needed a place for me and the dogs to go on a rainy day that wasn't muddy. It works. Occasionally the smaller, thinner stones shift a bit. Moral--use bigger, heavier thicker stones. I'm very happy with mine. |
The base is the secret. There must be adequate drainage below the stone, so that water is not trapped and when frozen expanded thus popping the flagstone up. I did not have any trouble with mine at my former house. |
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Braided Spaghetti Bread & The official blog of Americas favorite frozen dough. We are carb lovers at our house, so when I saw the Braided Spaghetti Bread recipe in the Rhodes Home Baked Family Favorites with frozen dough cookbook I knew we would love it.
This is a really simple recipe; it just takes a little planning for thawing the dough. It will take 2-3 hours for the bread loaf to thaw to room temperature or 1-2 hours for the rolls to thaw to room temperature. You will need: Watermelon Lime Sorbet Slices. A sweet and tangy watermelon lime sorbet is a great way to cool off in the summer.
As a bonus, this recipe is frozen back in the watermelon rind and cut off into slices. It's hot. The type of heat where when you step outside the door and your skin is wet before the door swings shut behind you. It's a hot that hangs in the air, letting you breathe it in, that is cured only by two things: being completely immersed in water or hiding indoors, the air conditioning cranked as far as it will go.I find that the heat makes me very unmotivated to do things like take a walk, water and weed the garden (though I have forced that one on myself) and prepare food and eat it. How To Cook Like Your Grandmother. I've tried lots of brownie recipes: Boxes, scratch, frosted, plain, nuts, chips, fudge … Each of them has something to like, but depending on my mood I might want a change of pace.
Not any more. My wife found this recipe, and it's perfect. I'm done looking. How To Cook Like Your Grandmother. I've had plenty of banana bread in my day.
But it always seems like more of a cold weather food. Go figure, a tropical fruit that makes a cold weather bread. Doesn't make sense, but that's how it is. This cake, though, is lighter than any banana bread I've ever had. The Londoner: Slutty Brownies. Now I don't want to over sell this, so I'm going to be conservative and simply say, that these are...
The Best Brownies In The WORLD. I know, big statement. They're called Slutty Brownies because they're oh so easy, and more than a little bit filthy. They're best served warm from the oven, with good quality vanilla ice cream (devastatingly I didn't have any in the freezer this time, so I guess I'll just have to make them again). They take about 45mins to make, including baking time. Apple Pies & Jo In the Kitchen. I know, I've made a few pies lately. But see how these are different? Look at how adorable these are! I mean, come on. Could you resist? I sure couldn't. Spaghetti and Meatball Pot Pie. Remember those meatballs I made for a "special idea" on Friday?
Here is that idea, Spaghetti and Meatball Pot Pie. I took the concept and figured if pizza was a good pot pie, then spaghetti and meat balls would be too. This isn't as much a recipe as it is a process. The Splendid Table with Lynne Rossetto Kasper. Sugar and Charm: italian sodas. June 30, 2011 | Sweet Recipes | Comments Growing up, these Italian sodas were my favorite!!
My mom and I would always stop by a little coffee shack on our road trips to Oregon. I remember ordering the blueberry Italian soda in the summer instead of ice cream because they were so refreshing. I hadn't had one of these since I was a kid, so I wanted to recreate the easy recipe. I even made my own blueberry and strawberry syrup instead of using Torani. Design Crush & Popsicles! - StumbleUpon. Jun29 Not to sound full of myself, but I'm pretty sure this is the be all, end all of popsicle roundups.
There's a little something for everyone: the foodies, the purists, the ones who prefer frozen yogurt, the ones who prefer a little alcohol, everyone. Tweny-five options to be exact. General Tso's Chicken Recipe. At nearly any buffet or take-out place you can find General Tso's Chicken.
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The place that started it all was a local Chinese buffet here in Michigan. After frequent visits to the buffet over the years, I finally decided to take a stab at cooking my own Chinese dishes at home. One Bowl Vanilla Cupcakes For Two. Let's face it: sometimes we all need a dessert that only makes two servings. Sometimes we just can't handle 12 servings. Sometimes we eat them all by ourselves.
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I was raised on a small southern animal farm. At any given time we have had horses, dogs, cats, goats, pigs, chickens, geese, guinaes, a raccoon, deer, etc.
Animals have come and gone, and now that I am in college, we are down to mainly one horse; we still have some smaller animals, but they do not matter for this question. On our property we have a wooden barn with the natural earth as the floor. The horses have always had free reign of the barn, being able to come and go from it as they please. The dirt on the floor has slowly risen from manure, etc. accumulating. I am wanting to take the accumulated dirt from the floor and possibly compost it. With the horses being the main contributors of the "rich dirt" on the floor, (it's at that stage where it is dry and somewhat dusty, if that makes sense, very rich, but dry), I understand there are many weed seeds in the dirt and that it is too rich to put directly on plants. I read about something called "hot composting" to bring the temp. of the compost pile up to a high enough temperature to kill the weed seeds. How is the best way to do this? I have no tractor. I would be shoveling by hand. The barn is on a small hill. The article I read said to allow for runoff, so I am wondering if simply piling it into a large pile at the top of the hill near the barn would allow for a sufficient composting environment. I currently have a vegetable garden: tomatoes, jalapenos, cucumbers, squash, banana peppers, etc. and a newly planted herb garden that I am just now attempting to start with cilantro and sage...I hope to soon also get some Oregano, basil, thyme, maybe some lavender. Any advice? |
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I suggest you visit the Soil, compost and mulch forum - it has excellent FAQs and a great group of people. Hot composting requires a good mix of "greens" and "browns" and learning about what those are would be helpful. Good luck! |
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If it is dried and dusty, it is past the composting stage. It has already gone through a "heat" in which the bacteria cause the compost to get hot. Horse manure (and cow) is usually not too strong. Now some people claim too much urine can be a problem but I've never experienced it it in dried horse manure. Scrape it up, pile it up, let the rain fall on it and take a look at weeds coming from it. After the weeds sprout, cover the pile with black plastic to kill them. Repeat a couple of times until weeds are minimal. Then spread it in the garden. BTW, horse manure is great to break up clay soil. |
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
- Humble Pie has offered the Marlins $50 and a case of Heineken for Emilio Bonifacio.
- The Swimming Teachers Association is interested in acquiring Sassy Senior Jorge Cantu, but may not have the right mix of prospects to entice the Marlins.
- The Marlins are interested in acquiring AJ Burnett so that they can make him their designated postgame pie artist, protecting the injured Chris Coghlan. However, the Yankees are asking for Mike Stanton and Logan Morrison in return, so it is not expected that the Marlins will make a deal for such a limited role player.
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I love New Jersey!
My mom is a great cook. Last night she made a vegan stew. Tonight for dinner she made VeganYumYum's Rustic Bread & Eggplant Lasagna.
This was the best meal I've had in a while. It was fantastic. The flavors blended perfectly; the tomatoes were sweet and delicious; the bread crumbs were crispy; the eggplant was superb. The whole family loved it. She made one completely vegan…
And one with cheese…
My dad, brother, and sister have all raved about this lasagna to me. Now I know what they're talking about. These disappeared in about 20 minutes.
My mom requested that I make my massaged kale salad (kale, olive oil, sea salt, lemon juice) and I topped it with some thinly sliced onions. Everyone loved this too! I was really happy. They were kind of doubtful about the kale but now I've converted them to be kale lovers.


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My name is Morgan!
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- Age: Kitten
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- Hair: Short
Morgan's Info...
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Here is Morgan. Sister of Mark, Michael and Mya. She was the last one to be born in the litter. Her coloring in her fur is stunning. She love to sleep on her fosters bed with her belly up as you can see in the 3rd photo. She is just the most fun kitten to play with. In the second photo she is with her sibling at about 2 weeks old. You may obtain an online application by logging on to CatAdoptionRI.org or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. All of the cats and kittens are adopted out with Rhode Island State mandated proof of spay or neuter. In order to take your new cat or kitten home with you, there must be an approved application prior to adoption day. Application approval is usually within 24-48 hours. We, at CATS, are very proud of all of the cats and kittens that we help facilitate finding new forever homes, and work very hard to make sure they are happy, healthy and well socialized. All of the cats and kittens are fed only Royal Canin cat food. We are at the Providence Petco, located at 585 N. Main Street, Providence, RI every Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm and you are welcome to come by and see all the cats and kittens that are looking for new 'Forever Homes'. Hard copy medical records accompany each cat and kitten on adoption day as each cat or kitten is completely vetted prior to their adoption. The adoption donation is $150.00 each after an approved application. This is not a sale, but an adoption donation. The policy is that all of our cats and kittens will be adopted out spayed or neutered, tested for feline aids/leukemia, and have all age appropriate shots. There will not be any adoption of any cat or kitten that has not been spayed or neutered first. There will be no exceptions. This means that there is less out of pocket costs for people who adopt a cat or kitten from us and you will be in 100% COMPLIANCE WITH THE SPAY/NEUTER LAW TOO!
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Morgan, a Riverside Domestic Shorthair kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Riverside, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair kitten from a breeder in Riverside.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Riverside already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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Parts of several other municipalities share Princeton ZIP codes and mailing addresses. In addition, many area subdivisions not within the border of the Municipality of Princeton include the word "Princeton" in their names. While we regret that we are unable to offer free borrowing privileges to residents of these communities, we can direct you to the public library that serves your local community.
Free cards are also available to non-resident property owners, business owners, and teachers in the Municipality of Princeton, as well as librarians employed in a library located in New Jersey and Princeton Public Library Conversation Class Program Volunteers and Literacy Volunteers of America. Cards are renewed annually.
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Resident Evil 5 is a survival horror video game developed and published by Capcom. The game is the seventh installment in the Resident Evil survival horror series, and was released on September 18. Resident Evil 5 revolves around Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar as they investigate a terrorist threat in Kijuju, a fictional town in Africa.
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My name is Little Dee!
Facts about Little Dee
- Breed: Maine Coon
- Color: Brown Or Chocolate
- Age: Young
- Sex: Female
- Hair: Medium
Little Dee's Info...
I am already spayed, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
we how call her " Little D". She is in foster care& loving it! She loves the laser and running around on my tile floors. She also likes to lay in the grooves of my open window sills. She spends a good part of the day looking out the back door at my bird feeders. She will make someone a great cat. She's not a lap cat but will climb on the bed with me and get cuddlely.She's quite the eater and lines up twice a day with my guys for her canned food. Delilah was found outside along w/ her feline friends & then brought to the shelter. Delilah is a gorgeous long haired grey cat who is laid back, gentle and friendly. She enjoys being petted , good w/ other cats Pls come Meet her @ Petsmart in Howell, on rte 9south
Other Pets at Purrfect Feline Friends, Inc
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Little Dee, a Howell Maine Coon cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Maine Coon for sale in Howell, or seeking a Maine Coon cat from a breeder in Howell.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Howell already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Howell breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Maine Coon breeders who help with Maine Coon rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Howell paves the way for another one to be saved.


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I've been more lurker than anything for a while now, but I thought this was worth sharing. My daughter sent it to me. She thought I might want to grow a moss sign. Looks pretty easy. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Moss Writing
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- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 12 at 10:58
Now that is quite interesting, lizzardly! I have never seen that done! Thanks for passing on that idea from your daughter! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 23, 12 at 21:38
Thanks for the link....I actually was thinking about doing this on my fountain base for a while now.....this will give me the recipe I need. |
I printed that for the future. Altho with our summer heat, it may not work here. Thanks |
- Posted by daffknee_2000 central OH zone 5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 18:48
I wonder if I could do this on a huge old maple tree at the end of my driveway with my house number? May have to try it and see. Thanks for the idea! |
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I've put this under the rumor thread, it belongs here because I can't find any other confirmation and all the buzz seems to be coming from this Author/Blogger Kevin Yee. But considering how Disney built AoA and put a fence around the pool, AoA had the start of the touch to enter doors, this one could have legs....
from the Ultimate Orlando
Friday, September 20, 2013
Disney pools to be locked and inaccessible in the overnight hours, starting this November
In a move that is not yet widely announced even internally, we have heard that Walt Disney World will soon move to lock down access to the pools at their resort hotels, so that "off hours" swimming will become a thing of the past. Reportedly by some point in November, all Disney pools plan to be locked and inaccessible even to hotel guests in the overnight hours.
At present, some resort pools have no fences. Many of them are open odd hours (such as 11am or 10am variously) and close late, but guests can still venture into the pools even overnight, so long as they recognize there is no lifeguard on duty.
But once the change is made, all pools will be off-limits if there is no lifeguard on duty; the pools will be fenced off and keycards/bracelets will not work to open them during the overnight hours. Apparently they plan to fence in remaining pools (though I didn't hear when that would happen. By November? Some months later?)
Under the new policy, all resort pools will be closed from 11pm until 7am. Lifeguard services will start earlier than they do now, but it's not sure if they will start as early as 7am.
This is breaking information not yet announced by Disney (technically that makes it a "rumor"), and it's unclear if the lifeguards themselves have been told yet. We will update this post if more information becomes available.
Kevin Yee is the author of numerous independent Disney books, including the popular Walt Disney World Earbook series and Walt Disney World Hidden History.


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Greater Bay Area Light The Night Walks
Light The Night Walk is The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) annual evening fundraiser to bring help and hope to those affected by cancer. Co-workers, friends and families form walk teams to raise vital funds for blood cancer research and local patient services. Walkers symbolically light the dark world of cancer by carrying illuminated lanterns: white for survivors, red for supporters and gold for those walking in memory of a loved one. These unique evening walks are marked by celebration, remembrance and hope.
Thank you to all who participated in the 2014 Walks! Your efforts helped the Greater Bay Area to raise over $3 million for the fight against blood cancers, and we sincerely appreciate your support. Be sure to check out the photos from the 2014 Walks here.
2014 Walk Dates
San Francisco
Tuesday September 23, 2014 05:00 PM PDT
AT&T Park
Pier 48, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA Map
Saturday September 27, 2014 05:00 PM PDT
Veterans Memorial Park
800 Main Street, Napa, CA 94559, USA Map
Saturday October 11, 2014 05:00 PM PDT
Old Courthouse Square-Santa Rosa
500 4th Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, USA Map
Saturday October 18, 2014 05:00 PM PST
Discovery Meadow
180 Woz Way, San Jose, CA 95110, USA Map
Saturday October 25, 2014 05:00 PM PDT
Civic Park
1375 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94596, USA Map
Saturday November 1, 2014 05:00 PM PST
City Hall Plaza
250 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301, USA Map
2014 Walk Details
Champion For Cures: All walkers who raise $100 or more become a Champion For Cures, and receive an illuminated lantern, t-shirt and dinner on Walk night.
Bright Lights Club: Walkers who take the extra step to raise $1,000 or more become members of the Bright Lights Club, and receive special recognition and exclusive gifts in honor of their extraordinary efforts.
*All Cancer survivors in attendance are our honored guests and will receive a t-shirt, illuminated lantern, and dinner at the Walk regardless of fundraising level.
5:00 pm Food and Festivities
7:00 pm Walk Start
Light The Night Is Going Green!
Illuminated Lanterns:
Red: Carried by friends and supporters
White: Carried by cancer patients and survivors
Gold: Carried in memory of a lost loved one
Water Stations:
All Walks will no longer provide plastic water bottles. Water stations will be available at all walk sites. Don't forget your water bottle!


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University of Oklahoma Community Networks Project (OUCNP)
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Native Americans and African Americans
Project Abstract
The burden of cancer in Oklahoma is significant, especially among Native Americans and African Americans. In general, these two groups have disproportionately higher incidence and mortality rates for many cancers, and they experience higher risks for cancer because of lifestyle choices and barriers to appropriate cancer interventions. Using a model of community participatory planning and research, the Oklahoma Community Networks Program (CNP) seeks to reduce cancer health disparities through the following aims: (1) establish a collaborative network involving the University of Oklahoma Cancer Center, the Oklahoma State Health Department, the Cherokee Nation, the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma Conference of Black Mayors; (2) develop and increase capacity building among these partners to support community-based participatory education, research, and training to reduce cancer health disparities; (3) develop community-based participatory research and training programs involving these partners to reduce cancer health disparities; and (4) establish credibility and sustainability for CNP activities that reduce cancer health disparities.
Local Community Outreach Specialists and Advisory Committees will evaluate cancer health disparities and assess needs within each community. Culturally competent cancer prevention and control activities will be planned and delivered. Research and training initiatives will also be generated from the communities. Evaluation of the CNP will include three levels that will be executed consecutively: process, first- and second-level goals, and project impact. The CNP anticipates providing evidence-based information for reducing cancer disparities to decision and policy makers at the local, state and national levels.


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Word on the street is that Charles Barkley used to be 10-handicap. Now though, he swings a club like Chuck Hayes shoots free throws. All in all, I'd say it's a fair tradeoff — he gets to keep playing golf and we get to keep laughing at how bad he is.
OK, so maybe it's not "fair," but I'm fine with that. I'm guessing you are too.
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1. Wash and slice okra; pat dry with paper towels.
2. Combine eggs and buttermilk; add okra, and let stand for 10 minutes.
3. Combine flour, cornmeal, baking powder, salt and pepper.
4. Drain okra, small portions at a time, using a slotted spoon.
5. Dredge okra, small portions at a time, in flour mixture.
6. Pour oil to depth of 2 to 3-inches in a Dutch oven of deep-fat fryer and heat to 375°F (190°C). Fry okra until golden brown. Drain on paper towels and serve immediately.
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Following two World Cups held in Europe, the principle was established for 1962 that the competition would alternate from now on between Europe and America. This remained the pattern until 1996 when the World Cup for 2002 was assigned to two Asian countries. For 1962 the number of entries was only just above the level of the last competition and, still, fewer than 100 matches were needed in the qualifying round to see which 14 teams would get through.
The two automatic qualifiers this time were both South American, holders Brazil and hosts Chile. Also from South America were Argentina, Uruguay and Colombia, who had defeated Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru respectively, over two games.
From Europe this time there would only be one British representative - England. Scotland had come close, but had lost a play-off against Czechoslovakia in Brussels. Last time's runners-up Sweden suffered the same fate in a close battle with Switzerland. Of the other big names, Soviet Union, Germany FR, Italy (strengthened with several exiled players from Argentina and Altafini from Brazil) had little trouble getting through. On the negative side there was France, winners of bronze medals in Sweden in 1958. They did not manage to overcome Bulgaria in the group games - injuries to Kopa, Fontaine and Piantoni weakening the team - and had to play a decider against the same opponent in Milan. A French own goal settled the outcome in favour of Bulgaria, who would also prove a stumbling block for the French 32 years later in the qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup USA 1994.
Of the African and Asian entries no team managed to qualify. The best teams from their preliminary round, Morocco and Korea Republic, were beaten in play-off matches by Spain and Yugoslavia. From CONCACAF, the Mexican team was again the one to qualify, despite losing their opening match against Costa Rica.


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Minnie Mouse Toy Buckets
Everybody knows Minnie is sweet, fun loving and bright. So bright, in fact, she is forever coming up with clever solutions. Take this birthday party favor idea, for instance. Simply decorate a beach pail with the little mouse's smiling face and — presto! — you've got a pretty pink carryall for stray toys.
You'll need:
- Pink plastic beach pail
- Template for Minnie Mouse Toy Bucket
- Scissors
- Craft paper (black, pale orange, white, and pink)
- Fine-tipped black permanent marker
- Glue stick
- Laminating sheets (sold in office supply stores) or clear packing tape
1. Print the template and use it as a pattern for cutting the head, nose, and eye pupils from black paper, the face from pale orange paper, the eyes from white paper, and the bow from pink paper.
2. Place the face template on top of the pale orange cutout and trace over the eyelashes, nose, and mouth, pressing down firmly enough to leave an imprint. Remove the template and use a black marker to retrace the eyelashes and mouth imprint lines on the orange face. Leave the nose imprint untraced (it will be used as a guide for placement in step 3). Use the same method to add knot and crease lines on the bow cutout.
3. Glue the pupils on the eyes and the tongue atop the mouth and then glue the assembled features onto the face. Now glue the face on the head so that the lower jaw and chin extend slightly below the edge of the black paper, as shown. Finally, glue the bow in place at the top of the head.
4. Use a piece of a laminating sheet or strips of clear packing tape to securely seal the paper Minnie decal to the front of the plastic beach pail.
For more Minnie fun, check out the official Mickey Mouse site.
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Wed, Aug 11, 10 at 14:24
I have a couple lilies growing and the scent is AMAZING, literally the best smell i have smelled from a flower personally and i want to save this smell. What is the best way to do it? Dry them? Soak them in oil? Vodka? I want to keep the scent as long and as strong as possible. What are my options and methods?
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I packed my flowers, (no stems or greenery) into a glass container with a tight lid . pack as many as you can tightly into the container and pour 100 proof vodka to the top of the flowers and add an ounce of mineral oil on top. seal and place in a sunny window . give the container a shake twice a week for about 2-3 weeks. Then I strain everything through a triple layer of cheesecloth saving only the liqiuds. Pour back into the container and let the oil settle on top. skim the oil and use it for scenting things or your bath water, use the vodka in a sprayer for room scent. I do this method with citrus flowers peonies, lilies, roses, lily of the vally and pine needles. |
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A staple in our house when apples are on sale. I use all Fuji apples, because they're perfect in of themselves, with cinnamon and allspice and the juice of one orange. No butter, no sugar, and no zest because you just don't need much to make a good thing of nature even better.


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The Ohio Historical Society is holding another round of historical plant sales this year. I didn't get to the one last year, but I've got the date for the Columbus center circled on my calendar -- anyone want to go with me?
PLants are on sale this weekend at Adena Masion and gardens, and next weekend at the Historical Society in Columbus. Check the link below for more information and mouthwatering descriptions, but here's a list to whet your appetite: Tomatoes
Heirloom Flowers
Here is a link that might be useful: Historical Society plant sale
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Pretty good sale, and pretty good prices. I'll defintiely go again next year, altho' maybe I'll actually stick to my plans next time. I went just to get the scarlet runner bean plants. I ended up getting some salpiglosis, some Marseille basil, salpiglossis, snail vine, cardinal climber, a "Hillbilly" and Reisentraube tomato, and -- you guessed it -- no scarlet runner beans. They were all gone by 9:30. Still, great sale. Plants were all big and healthy, and most were about $3. Not cheap, but for varieties you seldom see, it was worth it. Most amazingly -- I've got them all planted already! |
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30 dead in Indian mudslide
A mudslide killed at least 30 in a village in west India Wednesday morning, the Associated Press reports. As rescue efforts cleared through the debris on Thursday morning, authorities said that survival chances were "slim" for those still trapped in the mud.
The mudslide took over the entire 700-person village of Malin in Maharashrta's Pune district, and an additional 100 people have been reported missing. The AP reports that the mudslide was caused by "torrential rains" that lasted for two days, as the area is currently experiencing its annual monsoon season.
As of Thursday morning, 30 bodies have been found, and eight people have been rescued. At least 100 ambulances and 250 workers are involved in the rescue efforts, depicted in the images below. --Meghan DeMaria
Jon Stewart isn't impressed with Obama's side trip to Saudi Arabia
Oddly, the Big Question on late-night comedy on Wednesday was: Why did President Obama cut short his trip to India to visit Saudi Arabia to pay his respects to the family of the late King Abdullah, when he skipped the big solidarity march in Paris, attended by other world leaders? David Letterman sort of shrugged at the question, but Jon Stewart spent a good part of The Daily Show pondering the quandary.
Well, he didn't ponder that much — he went for the obvious explanation: Oil. ("I can't say mad at you," Stewart said with mock doe-eyes after being informed the Saudis are responsible for our low gas prices.) After decrying Saudi Arabia's human rights shortcomings and the corrupting power of oil, though, Stewart did find one concrete example of how America's closest Arab frenemy is "a stabilizing force." —Peter Weber
Malaysia declares Flight MH370 an accident, almost a year after disappearance
The world is not really any closer to knowing what happened to Malaysia Airline Flight MH370 than when it vanished on March 8, 2014, but on Thursday, Malaysia formally declared the disappearance an accident, with all 239 people on board presumed dead. The declaration is largely meant to clear the way for the airlines to start compensating the next-of-kin of the plane's passengers — a move strongly encouraged by China, the home country of most of the passengers.
Malaysia insisted that it is still investigating the crash and hasn't given up looking for the wreckage. There are four vessels currently searching the Indian Ocean for any trace of the Boeing 777.
WHO: New weekly Ebola cases drop below 100, shifting mission from contain to destroy
The global fight against West Africa's Ebola pandemic is entering the cleanup phase, the World Health Organization suggested on Thursday. Last week, only 99 confirmed new Ebola cases were reported worldwide, the first time the number of new infections dipped below 100 since last June, the WHO said. That means, the U.N. agency explained in a statement, that "the response to the EVD (Ebola virus disease) epidemic has now moved to a second phase, as the focus shifts from slowing transmission to ending the epidemic."
The biggest reductions in reported infections and fatalities were in Sierra Leone and especially Liberia, where fewer than a person a day died of Ebola in the 21 days before Jan. 25. Guinea, the third epicenter of the pandemic, saw a slight uptick in cases last week. In all, 22,092 people have been infected with the Ebola virus and 8,810 have died in the pandemic, almost all of them in the three West African nations.
Kristen Schaal mansplains subway 'manspreading' to an uncomfortable Jon Stewart
New York City's subway authority has recently tried to crack down on "manspreading," or the practice of occupying two seats by spreading your legs apart. But "what seems like a simple question of manners, taking up two seats when you could take up one, has somehow opened a new front in the culture war," Jon Stewart observed on Thursday night's Daily Show. He brought on Senior Women's Issue Correspondent Kristen Schaal to explain why the male backlash against the manspreading crackdown is misguided.
Schaal sides with the men. "The subway is the only place men have left — we have literally driven you underground to find that last inch of ball space," she said, feigning concern. "As a woman who has struggled her entire life to keep her knees together, I am your ally." Things got a little uncomfortable when Schaal insisted on giving a rousing pep talk directly to Stewart's testicles, and when she suggested her new male allies bare "a little ball cleavage" to "show us what you're fighting for." In other words, vintage Schaal. If that's your cup of tea, watch below. —Peter Weber
This BBC video puts Apple's massive, crazy profits in perspective
Apple reported incredible quarterly earnings this week, netting $18 billion largely on the back of robust iPhone sales. If you earned $40,000 a year, how long would it take you to earn what Apple did in three months? How many times over could Apple buy Lithuania (iLithuania, anyone)? The BBC tackles these questions and more in the video below, trying to make sense of Apple's recent success. Watch and wonder. —Peter Weber
Key & Peele returns with a timely spoof of football player names
Key & Peele is back with yet another East-West Bowl sketch featuring fictional football players with outrageous names, and it is as over-the-top as ever (Stumptavian Roboclick, Swordless Mimeclown, and Triple Parakeet-Shoes are among the tamer ones). For this third installment, however, we're also treated to cameos from actual players with unique monikers — hey there, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and D'Brickashaw Ferguson — showing that they're pretty good sports off the field, too. —Catherine Garcia
Watch the latest beauty craze: Live snail facials
For just $30 (plus airfare to Thailand) you can partake in the future of beauty regimens, now. The treatment features live snails making slime trails across your face — and according to The Associated Press' Denis D. Gray, it's actually pretty relaxing. The live-snail facial started in Tokyo in 2013, and has spread to London and spas in China, but helix aspera muller glycoconjugates — snail mucus — has been used for skin treatments since ancient Greece, Gray says.
The duo who run the spa in Chiang Mai, Thailand, that Gray visited are from France. "We take care of the snails as if they were our family, our babies," says one partner, Luc Champeyroux. "You can see they look very good." And if the thought of having snails crawl on your face, spreading their mucus and grazing with their 14,000 microscopic teeth sounds unpleasant, Gray offers this verdict: "If truth be told, I sort of missed my harmless, sensuous sextet when they were dislodged." To see the snails in action, watch the AP video below. —Peter Weber
In court, heroin dealer explains what it was like to sell on Silk Road
On Wednesday, a heroin dealer shared with jurors in a Manhattan federal court what his experience was like selling on Silk Road, the anonymous online marketplace.
Michael Duch, 40, was a witness at the criminal trial of Ross Ulbricht, who allegedly ran Silk Road using the pseudonym Dread Pirate Roberts. Duch said he first started selling in April 2013 because he needed money for his own $2,000 to $3,000 a week heroin addiction, USA Today reports. He signed up using the name Deezletime, and was soon shipping heroin across the United States.
Duch said he would buy his supply from a street dealer in New Jersey, then double the price and sell it online as "East Coast style heroin," making $345.69 for each brick, or 50 small bags. Because so many customers wanted their packages quickly to avoid becoming "dopesick," he offered same-day shipping, following Silk Road instructions to wrap the product in moisture-barrier packets inside of plain mailing containers. Duch was paid in Bitcoin, the electronic currency used on Silk Road, and most of his money was going to his addiction or back into the business.
While trying to ship 25 packages of heroin at a post office in October 2013, Duch was arrested, the same month Ulbricht was nabbed in San Francisco. He agreed to cooperate with authorities right away, and said during his testimony that the whole thing seemed like a surefire way to make money and keep up his drug habit. "I saw the relative ease that came with it," he said. "There was a perceived level of safety and anonymity. I felt I could get away with it."
Raul Castro demands the U.S. return Guantanamo Bay before ties restored
Well, this could complicate the U.S.-Cuban diplomatic thaw: On Wednesday, Cuban President Raúl Castro publicly issued some new demands before the two countries normalize bilateral relations. Among them: Ending the U.S. trade embargo, agreeing to "give back the territory illegally occupied by the Guantanamo naval base," and paying Cuba hundreds of millions of dollars as "just compensation to our people for the human and economic damage that they're suffered" from the embargo.
Castro's demands, made in a speech at a Community of Latin American and Caribbean States summit in Costa Rica, aren't likely to be met — especially the "just compensation" one and the return of Gitmo, which the U.S. has leased from Cuba since 1903.
But that doesn't mean the high-level talks to restore diplomatic and economic ties is doomed, recent U.S. Interests Section chief in Havana John Caulfield tells The Associated Press. In fact, it may signal that Castro is feeling the heat. Cubans have a "huge expectation of change" since Castro and President Obama announced their historic rapprochement plan in December, he said. And "the more the Cubans feel obligated to defend the status quo and to say that's nothing going to change, the more pressure it indicates to me is on them to make these changes."
Extremely rare red fox makes an appearance at Yosemite
For the first time in a century, the Sierra Nevada red fox was spotted in Yosemite National Park.
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The rare animal — there are less than 50 in North America — was photographed by motion-sensitive cameras on Dec. 13 and Jan. 4, and Yosemite officials are now trying to figure out if the same fox was spotted twice. "The chance of running into them is very unusual," park spokeswoman Kari Cobb told the Los Angeles Times.
The red fox is one of 14 mammals protected by the state of California, and since sightings are so rare, not much is known about the animal beyond the fact that it's shy and burrows in soil and logs at 6,000 feet elevation. This is the first time one has been seen at the park since 1915, and Cobb is taking that as a good sign, thinking it might mean they will be able to "make a comeback."


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SANFORD — Dark smoke billowed from a stone building as firefighters entered to put out the fire. From the third story of another building, a SWAT police officer snatched a kidnap victim, rappelling safely down to the ground with her.
Crowds watched both exciting events — and more — Sept. 10 as the Emergency Services Training Center of Central Carolina Community College hosted an Open House. The purpose was to highlight for the public this unique facility in Sanford that attracts law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel from around the nation, and even from foreign countries, for training.
The ESTC includes an administration/classroom building, live burn building, four-story rescue tower, and the 385-foot N.C. Highway Patrol VIPER radio tower used for tall-tower rescue training.
The Center, built at the former site of the Sanford-Lee County Airport, utilizes the runways for driving, vehicular pursuit, and motorcycle safety training. Its 116 acres provide plenty of room for training scenarios involving large vehicles such as a train tanker car and tractor trailers. Open House visitors saw impressive demonstrations of the use of the facilities, put on by local police and fire departments that train there.
"Having the burn building here helps firefighters tremendously," Captain Ricky Poole of the Sanford Fire Department said as he watched the smoke pouring from the concrete and steel live burn building. "It allows us to get it hot and dark inside for training. Every burn we have, we learn more."
Captain Brian Pilkington and firefighter Drew Womble of the Northview Fire Department were lifted onto the building's roof by an aerial ladder. Their goal was to chop a hole in the roof to vent the smoke to assist the firefighters inside.
"This burn building is a great asset," said Lt. Matt Owen, of the Northview F.D. "With this, we can practice fighting house and garage fires."
While the firefighters impressed those watching their feats, another crowd gathered at the four-story rescue tower. Members of the Sanford Police Department's SWAT team, made up of members of the Selective Enforcement Unit, Community Police, and Patrol Division, wowed the public with demonstrations of rappelling.
Rappeling, the skill of maneuvering quickly and safely on vertical walls, adds a way to enter buildings from the rooftop through windows and other openings to prevent or stop crime and rescue victims. Visitors of all ages applauded as the team members showed their skills in rappelling at a run, upside down, and while carrying someone.
In March, the SWAT team took first place in building climbing at the N.C. Justice Academy's state competition against teams from all over the state. Captain Wade Genthe of the Selective Enforcement Unit, credited that to the training they were able to do on the ESTC's rescue tower.
"This is a very important facility here, a great asset — and not just for Lee County," he said.
During the Open House, visitors also saw a police vehicular pursuit, emergency medical care demonstration, fingerprinting, and motorcycle riding. A PowerPoint presentation provided visitors with an overview of the Center and its history. The college's Automotive Restoration Shop, while not associated with police or fire training, is located at the Center and was also open to visitors.
"I'm at a loss for words," Lee County Commissioner Amy Dalrymple said at the close of the Open House. "To see these men and women out here training, doing amazing things. If we need firefighters or law enforcement, they're up to the challenge because of the training they receive here. Every citizen should come and see this facility when they get the chance."
Dalrymple said the county commissioners showed wisdom when, rather than abandoning the airport property off Tramway Road, they decided to work with the state and college in transforming it into a regional Emergency Services Training Center for Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties. In 2000, the General Assembly provided $750,000 for the development of the ESTC and Lee County and Central Carolina Community College committed $2.5 million from the 2000 N.C. Higher Education Bond Referendum to establish it.
"It was retooled to serve as a facility for the safety and well-being of the area," Dalrymple said. "It is one of the most impressive things we've got in the county. This facility is just spectacular."
For more information about Central Carolina Community College's Emergency Services Training Center, go online to www.cccc.edu/estc or call (919) 776-5601.
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Then He spoke a parable to them, that men always ought to pray and not lose heart. (Luke 18:1)
It is almost time for this year's Boston Marathon.
Many people from all over the world are getting prepared to run the 26-mile distance. I met someone recently who has been training all year to run the race. He gets up each morning at 5 a.m. to run several miles in preparation for the marathon. His goal is to make it to the finish line. Sometimes people enter the race but give up because they underestimate how long it takes and do not have the stamina to make it to the end.
Getting to the finish line is a great way to think about praying, too. During this season of Lent, I have been challenged to pray for one particular need every day for 21 days. It is not that I don't pray daily, but the idea of praying for the same thing day after day took a lot of discipline, because I wanted to go off in other directions. There were days when other things seemed more important than what I was praying for, but I had made a commitment and I had a goal to reach. I believed that God would meet me on the 21st day with amazing clarity about the things I had committed to him during that time. I am thankful to say that I made it to the 21st day and I was not disappointed.
It is easy to lose heart and give up on our goals, especially when we pray and don't see answers right away. Prayer is not just for receiving answers to our request in the time frame we want to see them; it is about staying in an intimate relationship with God. No matter what we face in life, it is easier to handle knowing that we have a friendship with Jesus.
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