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Minnesota Assisted Living
Assisted living in Minnesota encompasses a wide range of building types and service packages, intended to give seniors a variety of options. Most facilities offer daily meals, housekeeping, assistance with activities of daily living, recreation activities and emergency call services. Minnesota assisted living facilities may also offer more intensive care with everyday tasks such as medication administration, transportation to medical appointments and general, 24-hour care.
In Minnesota there are 276 Assisted Living Facilities. We can help you find the best matches for your needs. The average cost of Assisted Living in Minnesota is $3,403 per month.
Minnesota Assisted Living Facilities by Region
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Alexandria, Austin, Bemidji, Brainerd, Duluth, Moorhead, Faribault, Hutchinson, Mankato, Owatonna, Red Wing, Rochester, Saint Cloud, Willmar, WinonaMap of Minnesota Assisted Living Facilities
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Cost of Assisted Living in Minnesota
Back to topThe average cost of Assisted Living in Minnesota is $3,403. Assisted Living costs range from $867 to $7,200 depending on location and other factors.
The majority of residents enjoying assisted living in Minnesota pay for the expense out-of-pocket. In fact, a survey found that 81% of assisted living residents paid for the services using their own funds. There are, however, government funds to help cover assisted living costs through the state's Elderly Waiver program.
City | Minimum Cost | Maximum Cost | Median Cost |
Bloomington | $1,460 | $7,500 | $4,600 |
Duluth | $2,438 | $5,550 | $3,650 |
Mankato | $2,073 | $3,990 | $3,003 |
Minneapolis | $1,460 | $7,500 | $4,600 |
Rochester | $1,878 | $6,100 | $3,395 |
Saint Paul | $1,460 | $7,500 | $4,600 |
Overview of Minnesota Assisted Living
Back to topKnown to many as "The Land of 10,000 Lakes," the name 'Minnesota' actually comes from a Dakota word for "water that reflects the sky." Seniors who choose assisted living in Minnesota will be delighted with the numerous recreation possibilities throughout the state—whether they are based in nature or the bustle of city life. This Midwestern state is among the healthiest in the country and has a highly literate population.
Assisted Living in Minnesota Defined
Back to topAssisted living in Minnesota encompasses a wide range of building types and service packages, intended to give residents a variety of options. The building types include:
- Market-rate and subsidized apartments specifically built to accommodate "aging in place."
- Licensed board and lodging establishments, which offer private or semi-private accommodations. These communities do not have private kitchens and instead serve three meals a day. They may also provide a full range of health-related assisted living services.
- Licensed adult foster care homes that offer a full range of serves in a small, home-like setting. You can find Adult Foster Care Homes in our Care Homes category.
Regulation of Minnesota Assisted Living Facilities
Back to topAssisted living in Minnesota is regulated by a two-fold approach: building requirements and service requirements.
- Building Requirements - Communities intended for assisted living must register with the Department of Health and have a written contract with all residents. The building must also comply with all building/fire codes, have a licensed kitchen to prepare meals, and meet a variety of state and federal statutory requirements.
- Service Requirements - Any community providing health-related services (dressing, grooming, bathing assistance, etc.) must be provided under a Minnesota Department of Health home care license.
Legislation of Minnesota Assisted Living Facilities
Back to top On October 1, 2011, seniors became required to participate in mandatory long-term care consultation before moving into assisted living facilities or senior housing, regardless of whether they were privately paying. Though there were efforts to repeal this requirement during the 2011-2012 legislation session, the requirement wasn't repealed, and there were actually updates made to the language.To help Minnesota seniors makes sense of the requirements, the Minnesota Board on Aging provides information regarding what is required when transitioning into assisted living and how to receive a consulting exemption.


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Judging by the box office my guess is no, but I saw it a few weeks ago and really liked it. It was a fun movie and deserved to be a hit.
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Judging by the box office my guess is no, but I saw it a few weeks ago and really liked it. It was a fun movie and deserved to be a hit.
Cinematically this movie is getting no respect. I thought Andrew Stanton did a fanTASTIC job in the making of it. This is my first experience seeing Taylor Kitsch in any gig. I thought he did a great job with the physical acting aspect of it. He really got a lot across just through his facial expressions and body language. The only part that I didn't like from him was when he was addressing all of the Tharks in the arena. He WAY overacted that scene.
If the movie is twice as inspiring as the trailers, it still wouldn't be very inspiring.
I certainly hope it is FAR better than the trailers make it look.
I saw it Saturday at the early bird showing. I really liked it, but I was the only one in the theater.
I loved it. I cant belive ther reviews loved Hunger Games and just bashed John Carter. I think everyone wanted to pile on.
I have no desire to see either, but would have to choose Carter over Hunger Games if I had too. I kinda dig near-future/dystopian stories and movies, but nothing about the Hunger Games looks appealing at all. Would much rather go the fantasy route.
Carter just looks like a poor man's blend of Star Wars and Lord Of The Rings, though...
As soon as I heard that Disney was offering free screenings, I knew it was going to be a stinker.
And the reason that Hunger Games doesn't look appealing is because you're a male. It's not SUPPOSED to look good. From what I hear, it's basically Twilight and a total chick flick. I won't be seeing that one or reading the book, for that matter. Stupid nonsense.
Stupid nonsense is a bit harsh. I'm sure it appeals to a large audience, I just don't happen to be part of it.
How about silly nonsense, then?
I couldn't be bother to see John Carter. It looks terrible, and now Disney just lost $200 million
I've not yet seen the Hunger Games, but have read the books, trust me they are nothing like Twilight. There is a romance subplot but that's a minor part of the story. The books have quite a bit of action, in fact they are quite violent.
Saw the movie and read the books. You're dead on, the romance isn't what drives the story, the revolution sparked by the main character is.
And even though the main character is a girl I wouldn't say it's "for girls", in fact I know more guys who have read the books and are fans than girls.
No, But John Carter entertain very well.
I haven't had a chance to see the movie myself, yet, but I'm still intrigued despite all the negative press it's received. The previews we saw at last year's Expo looked really good, so I'm definitely holding off judging this one until I've had a chance to see the whole thing personally.


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Yeah, I think that would be a perfect time for the game to end. They'd really do it too, just to break my balls.
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Wouldn't this be gimping the master to strengthen the pet?COR is getting "Companion's Roll" (Grants Regain and Regen to Pets), so look forward to seeing more BSTs lol...
Yeah, but since the pet tends to be the tank, that's the side of the equation that matters.
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Fair enough. I just think it's bullshit that a decade later SE still hasn't implemented a direct way to buff pets.
Like the old pet specific rolls this one will no doubt be highly situational. Thinking back to when an old LS used to steamroll Hakutaku with Bsts and just let the pets do all the work while their masters sat in the corner sucking their thumbs.
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Hell, drg got it. Isn't bst already pretty good though? I mean hell, I watched a bst solo Turul last night. Only problem I see is that SE keeps adding reasons like this roll for bsts to want parties but far fewer reasons for parties to want bsts. Hint, SE: that's the wrong side of the problem.
DRG got it as a merit for a JA on timer that doesn't lend itself to spamming. Also it transfers a certain number of buffs based on how many merits you spent and picks them at random for maximum headache. Similar principle though, just make it passive and transfer all buffs, that way we don't need pet specific buffs or another body to worry about keeping the buffs on.
I have absolutely no idea how to make BST relevant though. Only thing I've seen lately is it being a good choice for Emperador de Altepa. 3 pets + Ducal Guard made it pretty easy, but even then that's just back to square one of it simply being a team of pet jobs, not a pet job having a place to fit in a party normally. I'm pretty sure every other group I did that NM with was just retarded, so that somewhat undermines the whole thing.
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Posted 13 May 2013 - 08:01 PM
James, that is exactly what I am talking about. They need to free themselves from the shackles of what is expected from 24. If ever there was a high-concept formula for a show, this was it. And talk about narrow confines. I can't think of a show that had more things forcing it onto the narrowest of paths. Throw out the formula, and start from scratch.
We know who Jack is, but we don't need to see him save the world every minute and it doesn't have to be edge of seat from straight up to straight up. How about some dynamic range in the performances, some nuances of tone in the drama? Let Jack be human and make mistakes. Let there be a cost for that. Since you have lulled us into a sense of who Jack is, why not pull a head fake and show us that he has been a different person all along? The best shocker would be that Jack is a master-mind terrorist working NOT for the US, but for China (he was brain-washed there for a year or two by them). Rock our Jack Bauer world.
Back to nuance, 24 in the 2000's was like a heavy metal song that beat you over the head for every single note. No dynamics. No changes of tone. It was edge-of-seat thrilling for a solid 60 minutes. While they did that very artfully and entertainingly, when you play every note at full volume, guess what happens? The audience gets used to every note being at full volume, and eventually becomes bored with that predictability. Really loud heavy metal music is predictable and boring, because you always know that what comes next is another 8 bars of really loud music, probably the same 2 chords a fifth apart and in probably the same 4/4 pattern. While not Heavy Metal, how many times does The Who smashing their guitars to bits actually work? Exactly once. Once it happens twice, it is no longer spontaneous, but prepared theatre. And boring.
Surprise us. Shock us. Unpredictability is entertaining, which is probably why I am drawn to bat-$#!+ crazy women. But Howard Gordon and crew are smart enough to know what from 24 will work today, and what needs to be freshened up, so I am eagerly on board.
Incidentally, I was working at a FOX station when 24 first aired. The GM was a bit of a doofus at the time; he actually called up the Director of Engineering during the broadcast because the clock on 24 did not match the actual time. Yes, he actually took it that literally.
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Posted 14 May 2013 - 11:53 AM
I love 24 and the real-time aspect was a big point. I don't see how it could be the same without real-time or 24 hours elapsing.
Posted 14 May 2013 - 03:13 PM
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...The continuation of the series -- which spanned 192 episodes and a TV movie from 2001-10 -- will be produced by its former showrunner, Howard Gordon (Homeland). Like the original series, the reboot, dubbed 24: Live Another Day, hails from 20th Television and Imagine TV's Brian Grazer with Gordon's banner Teakwood Lane on board to co-produce. Fox will bow the limited project -- which will tell a 24-hour story over 12 episodes that jump hours -- in May 2014.
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Posted 14 May 2013 - 04:07 PM
I love 24 and the real-time aspect was a big point. I don't see how it could be the same without real-time or 24 hours elapsing.
It won't be the same ... and it may be better. I believe the TV movie that preceded season 7 made season 7 better. It provided a back story and time for situations to develop that were handled in season 7. Trying to show every minute (except commercials) of Jack's life is restricting. And unrealistic. Everything seemed to happen at the speed of light on 24 ... perhaps they will have an easier time developing a story.
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Posted 14 May 2013 - 04:19 PM
I love 24! This is great news!
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I would love to host a quick swap, a "Cleanout" box swap! I'm sure someone would love this box, and have some use for the books that I don't anymore! I'm sending out my box by flat-rate/priority (to help defray postage costs, because books are so heavy!) In my box will be..
African violet magazine, Frog windchime (metal, new in package.) The Complete Soapmaker, hardcover book- 128 pages, by Norma Coney. Martha Stewart book, hardcover, "Christmas" recipes, gifts and decor, by Oxmoor house 144 pages. Donna Dewberry's "One Stroke Painting Course" hardcover, by plaid, 128 pages. A Country Christmas, hardcover, foods, gifts, decorating. Lorenz book, 192 pages. A cute wooden window frame (new in package) use is for framing cross stitch kits. The box is totally stuffed, the books read once!
What I'll do is pair you up with a swap Pal (you can exchange addresses by email). And email me with what your looking for- example, books, gardening supplies, plants, etc. And I'll do the best I can to pair you up with someone that has what you want. I can't promise that you'll get exactly what you want. But, I'll do my best! Your boxes can be also be made by 'themes'... (just email me and let me know what your looking for). Examples, plant boxes- Indoor houseplant box, Outdoor plant box, Cookbooks, BOOKS, Gardening supplies, etc. Post box contents here! It can be 'general' ideas too. Such as an "Outdoor plant box" with 7 plants in it, such as.. (and let us know what plants will be in the box). When the swap is over and done, you'll receive a box of something different! Hopefully, all things you can use! ;) Hugs,
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- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 19:49
hmm...I like this idea, Deb...I don't know what's in my box yet but I'll know by Wednesday. Do I post what I have in my box going out here and then you match it up with someone?.."sorta confused..didn't get alot of sleep last night".."L" |
Deb, this sounds like a great idea! I would love to be a part of this too. I will get my box of "clean outs" together and post them when I am finished. |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 20:54
Hi Linda, Yes, post your box contents here, and I'll match you up with a swap Pal that wants what your offering. ;) You do have to email me and let me know what your looking for (want). Or if your open to anything (any box) let me know that too. Tracy, |
- Posted by robin1962-2008 6 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 23:30
This sounds great! I don`t know yet what I`ll put in my box but I`m sure I can come up with a good one.I`ll let you know what`s in it asap.I think I want my partner to surprise me.I love surprises. Robin |
hello I would like to join this one my box will be a tender perennial box, I have cuttings, rooted cuttings, and plants that are wonderfull pernnials but to tender for wintering in zones lower than 7/8, so I keep them in for the winter. I would fill a flat rate box. instructions for rooting any cuttings would be included along with rooting hormone. I'm looking for gardening book/mags, not rilly landscaping or garden designe, but more on the plants themselves, seed starting supplies, nice looking notebooks, pleant markers. thanks what a great idea for a swap |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Sep 17, 08 at 11:57
okay, this is what I have for my box so far: an unpainted small wooden box with lid a unpainted wooden angel 1 Bucilla crewel kit-humming bird and lily design-opened but not used 1 small cross stitch ornament kit (gingerbread man) a "design your christmas bag" kit..this has three small bags with designs you can use to decorate the bags with a stamped cross stitch "Mom's are like buttons" kit. This has a saying inside a ring of flowers and the frame and threads are included. cross stitch leaflets: Easy Gardening: Tips from Garden Professionsls Any takers? I used to cross stitch alot now I do stamped or embroidary..the little squares on regular drive me nuts! |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Sep 17, 08 at 12:04
oh, and a surprise box works for me too...I love surprises! |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 17, 08 at 12:45
Can I still join? Sounds great! Joan |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (email@example.com) on Wed, Sep 17, 08 at 15:59
Nice boxes! ;) Welcome Joan! Post your box contents whenever your ready! Deb |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 15:44
Deb, I'll be leaving Saturday and won't be back until Thursday. HUbby and I are going on a little "second honeymoon" vacation. The boxes won't be sent before that will they?.."biting nail"... |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 16:14
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Did you hear that girls? (Elbowing Deb) A 2nd honeymoon! Reckon her box should have some goodies like Dan got? Darn! But she wouldn't get it till afterwards. (perking up) Maybe you'll need "recovery" items, huh Linda?? Joan |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 18:34
you guys are BAD!!..."L" |
- Posted by robin1962-2008 6 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 23:00
Since I want a surprise box,I think the box I send will be a surprise also!! Robin |
hello I think I'm gonna have to back out of this one I'm just sprading myself too thin, and I have to stop joining swap till I finish a few sorry michelle |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Fri, Sep 19, 08 at 10:42
I know what you mean Michelle, I'm squeezing this one in and closing my eyes at the other ones..."L" |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Sep 19, 08 at 12:52
Michelle, Sorry your dropping out! I'm sure someone would of been thrilled with your box. ;) Anyway, Check with the 'honeymooner' before sending her box out, just to make sure they didn't extend the vacation! LOL! Hugs, |
Linda, a second honey moon? ooooh baby! So does that mean I can't come too? Darn! Have a good time dolly! I will be getting my box together over the weekend and post the contents on Sunday if that is ok. It has gotten a little nuts around here with kids getting sick and trips to the doctors office. Can you tell school's back in session? Since the kids started back we've gotten 4 notes home telling us that our child has been exposed to strep. My lucky kids caught it and now I have it too. :o( I promise to disenfect all items I am sending to my partner! I swear! |
Deb-Let me look around today and see what I can find. I have lots of old Horticulture and Organic Gardening Magazines and craft items. If I can find enough stuff I'll post later today. Mariann |
OK-Here goes my box is full of Magazines, Books and Booklets. I wanted to put craft items in too but I'm afraid they'll get crushed with all the weight. Flat Rate Box contains: How To's |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Sat, Sep 20, 08 at 12:39
enie menie mighty moe, which box will I end up with, I don't know..."L" |
Bumping this up |
OK, for my box so far I have: 2 skeins of pink baby blanket yarn I will be sorting through my seeds and adding lots of those to the box too. I will also continue to scout around for some fun things that my partner might like. I will be digging and dividing some of my tulip bulbs this week and will be adding some of those to the box as well. |
Great Box Tracy! |
Thank you Mariann! I am drooling over your box. Crossing my fingers and hoping it ends up at my house! LOL! :0) |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (email@example.com) on Mon, Sep 22, 08 at 23:31
I'll post swap Pal's in the afternoon tomorrow. It's been such a long day! I'm not doing much tomorrow, but cleaning the house and catching up with everything I've fallen behind in. So, this is extended until tomorrow morning! Post your boxes quickly! Deb |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 23, 08 at 10:15
Sorry I'm late guys!! Busy weekend extended into Monday! Deb, I'm going to PM my box contents to you so it can be a SURPRISE!!! Joan |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Sep 23, 08 at 18:54
Ok, I've been reading the thread over to see if I could get any "hints" of what everyone is interested in. Both Linda and Robin said they wanted a 'surprise' box. Linda sends to Robin, Robin sends to Linda! Get in contact with your swap Pal and exchange addresses. Mail packages out when your ready- but let's finish this up before the end of the month. ALL PACKAGES NEED TO BE MAILED BY Sept. 30th. Thanks for joining the swap! This one certainly was a 'quicky' LOL! Hugs, |
YEAH....Tracy it's you and me girl!! Mariann |
Woo HOO Mariann! I can't wait! I have something coming that I want to add before it hits the road. It should be by the 30th without a problem though:o) |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (email@example.com) on Wed, Sep 24, 08 at 13:26
I'm really organized with this swap! ;) My box is packed and ready to go to Joan! I'm heading off to the post office now- USPS# 0307 0020 0003 4319 3791. I have several swap boxes going out today, so I'm finally caught up with everything. :) Joan, |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Sep 24, 08 at 22:19
okay, I'm back from the beach and ready to pack up my box. I have Robin's addy and I sent her mine!.."rubbing my hands together" |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 25, 08 at 9:25
Deb, I know I'm going to LOVE it! Can't wait! I have almost all of yours together!! Hope you like it! Joan |
Tracy-Your box is going in the mail today. I sealed it before I knew it was going to you so there is no card. I always like to send cards with my boxes. Also it weighs 12 lbs.! DC# 0103 8555 7495 1624 9648 Mariann |
Woo hoo! My order came in today so I will be shipping your box out on Monday Mariann! I keep adding little things to it. :o) Wait, did you say 12 pounds?! OMGoodness! I better borrow my son's weight belt for when the mailman gets here! LOL! I can't wait for it to get here. Thank you! |
Mariann, your box will be on it's way tomorrow! DC# 0301 8555 7496 3289 3534. Total weight was just under 20 pounds! |
Heh heh, Mariann, I forgot to pack the frog in the first box. He won't fit anyway so here is the dc # for Mr. Frog: 0103 8555 7495 9111 4275. |
Mariann, Thank you so much! Your box got here this afternoon and Wow! These books are amazing! I can't wait to start cross stitching again this winter and make some pretty ribbon clips for my little girl. The horticulture books look great. I love the square foot gardening. I've always wanted to try that. The kids are very interested in the butterfly and dragonfly baking clay. Thank you again! I love all these books and can't wait to try some of these great crafts and learn some more gardening tips! You're the best! Tracy |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 30, 08 at 11:11
my box is going out today, I"ll post the confirmation when I come back. |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 30, 08 at 11:48
Deb, I got the books Saturday and I LOVE THEM!!! Thanks again. Yours is going out today, will post conf# later. Joan |
Tracy-Glad everything arrived. I do have more OG's if you are interested at some later date. Mariann |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 30, 08 at 14:12
Deb, Your conf# is 0306 2400 0003 0183 0048 I put you some surprises in there. :) Joan |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Oct 1, 08 at 11:01
okay Robin, here's your number #0308 0730 0000 5993 9187 ...it's winging it's way to you! |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Oct 1, 08 at 12:18
This swap was fun! I'll let you know Joan, when my box arrives! I'm excited! ;) Deb |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (email@example.com) on Wed, Oct 1, 08 at 17:57
MMMM...candles! I need to pick up a few yummy, festive scents for fall! Very nice boxes so far! |
Oh Mariann! I'm so sorry the sun got broken! I marked fragile on there so many times and even said a little prayer that it was packed well enough. Sigh, well at least Mr. Froggy made you smile! Be careful with those magazines. There are some really good recipes in there that will go straight to you hips! I know they're on mine. I love the tulips and hope you do too. I am doing a purple and white themed tulip bed for next spring. Can't wait to see them bloom. Deb, thanks for hosting this! It was a great idea. I can't wait to see what everyone else gets. |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 2, 08 at 10:38
Yooo hooo!!!! Deb! It's says your package arrived at Bridgeview at 3:39 AM today!!! Hope it delivers to you today! Joan |
- Posted by debbya z4IL (email@example.com) on Fri, Oct 3, 08 at 13:09
Hi Joan, Yes, my package did arrive! I was so busy putting up Fall stuff that I wore myself out! I was going online later, and ended up watching the VP debate, and fell asleep! I did tape it though. ;) Your package was wonderful! I loved the baking crock/dish. Joan sent me a 'cooking' package, with the cutest dark blue winter 'snow' themed crock that can go in the oven up to 500*, plus freezer too! It came with a glass trivet, and a matching ornament! Joan also sent tomatoes, peppers! Also veggie seeds and a mini chopper, gardening mags! Oh, almost forgot- 2 plants, one Kale and one cabbage. Joan, Deb |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Fri, Oct 3, 08 at 13:50
I think this whole swap was a great idea! |
- Posted by ejmoore510 7 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 3, 08 at 14:33
Oh great!! I was starting to get worried! I watched the debate last night too. I'm glad you liked everything. I really had fun getting it all together for you. I didn't know if you had a veggie garden and were still getting fresh tomatoes & peppers, but I figured you can never have too many of them! Thanks again for letting me join this swap. It really was alot of fun. Joan |
- Posted by robin1962-2008 6 (My Page) on Sun, Oct 5, 08 at 22:57
Linda,I sent your box on Saturdy.Confirmation number is03081400000170790321.When I was at the post office ,my mail carrier flagged me down to give me the package you sent me!!I LOVE IT!!!I can use everything in it!I can`t wait to try the crewel kit.I`ve never tried that before and it`s so pretty.I love to cross stitch too. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! Robin |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Oct 6, 08 at 9:26
I'm so glad! I was worried that maybe you didn't know how to cross stitch..."L" I figure that you'd just have to learn! I"ll keep an eye out for your box. |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Oct 6, 08 at 11:48
Robin, I received your box today. I can't believe how well we were matched. I can use, read and plant everything! Wonderful box! Thanks so much!! |
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State of DPS in Firelands page 2 {WoW}
Oct 4th 2011 9:17AM I handle 2 sons by myself as MM too. I start off by spamming Steady on Rag to try and get a free insta-Aimed, then use it on one (if I can't get the instant, a normal Aimed still works, just not as quickly), then switch to the other and fire a Chimera with one or two Steadies. Careful Aim pretty much guarantees that the Aimed Shot son is gonna be moving pretty damn slow and I have no trouble getting the other down before it gets to the hammer. Given, I always get the 2 farthest adds, but it's still pretty easy.
Definitely play the spec you enjoy most, I just could never get into BM this xpac (and the lower dps didn't help my interest).
Patch 4.3 PTR: Season 11 PVP sets might blow your mind {WoW}
Sep 28th 2011 4:47PM Paladin armor is absolutely amazing. Possibly good enough to be the new T2 standard.
Seriously though, wtf were they thinking with the hunter set? At least T13 looks pretty good.
Blizzard announces first round of Firelands raid hotfixes {WoW}
Sep 20th 2011 5:11PM So happy we managed to get our Rag 10m normal kill last week before the nerf. Personally I think it's a little early for nerfs, but I'd also like to see heroic Rag (my guild took a month or two just to get normal Rag down).
Masterwork Elementium Deathblade hotfixed {WoW}
Jul 29th 2011 4:58PM If you can't raid Firelands, isn't it still better than anything else you can get outside of a hunter/feral weapon? It's still good, just not on par with 378 weapons, which it shouldn't have ever been in the first place.
Scattered Shots: Hunter pet changes -- QQ or HTFU? {WoW}
Jul 28th 2011 4:37PM I really don't understand the complaints about this other than from a PvP perspective. I've been playing hunter for 5-6 years now and I'd always used passive. Frost, I normally like your articles, but you're trying to make it sound like sending your pet to attack something is rocket science or brain surgery. Really all you have to do is hit CTRL+1 or SHIFT+T whenever you switch to a new target. Sure you may lose a few seconds of dps from your pet while switching targets, but with dash/charge/boar's speed, it's really not that much. I can understand the frustration of losing the old defensive stance on aoe pulls, but it's really not that big of a deal in the grand scheme of things. Making hunters have to pay attention to their pets isn't a bad thing, and keeping them on passive really doesn't require much thought to SHIFT+T whenever you switch targets.
Lichborne: The state of the patch 4.2 death knight {WoW}
Jul 26th 2011 2:14PM For what it's worth, Flaming Arrow isn't as awesome as it sounds and really isn't that big of a dps boost.
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Jul 24th 2011 1:33PM You also forgot that anything red on the island will be referred to as "fiery."
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The Queue: There are 113 days until BlizzCon {WoW}
Jun 30th 2011 11:15AM I was on my flying mount this morning, landed, lost 90% health and got the Going Down achievement. Was very strange.
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Jun 24th 2011 1:41PM While hunters are generally in a good place, they're nerfing Careful Aim to scale back MM damage but all 3 specs, including the already lackluster SV and BM, are affected by it. Both SV and BM don't scale well and are going to see even lower participation in Firelands but there's been almost nothing done to change them in 4.2 (ooh, Black Arrow got buffed, that's just to encourage players to use it over Explosive Trap on single targets).
My main concern going into 4.2 though is that Aimed Shot scales much better than Arcane Shot and sims are showing that we're going to go back to hard-casting Aimed Shot once we start acquiring Firelands gear. This obviously doesn't seem like Blizzard's intention, so I'd love to hear what they plan to do to keep hunters a mobile class as opposed to a turret.


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Final Fantasy Xiv Will have No Experience Points: Does That Mean Everyone Stays at Level 1?
The DVD included in Famitsu's September issue includes a video clip of FF XIV producer Hiromichi Tanaka and director Nobuaki Komoto giving bits of info about the upcoming MMORPG. One of the things they revealed is that Final Fantasy XIV will have no experience points. Or a point for that matter. I'm kidding. In lieu of experience points, the improvement of players will be measured using numbers, a quantification of their efforts as they complete quests & defeat enemies. It will be called Experienz Pointz. If you're new to technabob, hello! And please, do not believe a word I say.
Someone posted the video at YouTube, but unfortunately it's been taken down. But I heard that Square Enix have heard a lot of negative feedback about leveling up and grinding in the slave-driver that is Final Fantasy XI. I mean we're talking about a game that has a boss that cannot be defeated even after 18 hours of combat. A virtual enemy that actually caused real status effects on players – that's how much of an asshat FF XI is. So Square Enix are dialing back on the tedious and obsolete experience point system, and they're replacing XP with the Bills & Coins system. As in if you want to level up, you pay a certain amount of money to Square Enix. I'm kidding again. Seriously, for real this time, Komoto said, "We believe the main factor behind Final Fantasy XI's lasting appeal is the job system. However, the system will become something completely different. The focus here will be on weapons. Your weapon will determine how you play. Your weapon will determine how you fight." Ummm….hasn't that always been the case?
Sorry for being so negative about this game, but after reading at Kotaku that the races from FF XI were merely renamed for FF XIV, I'm not too confident that this this newfangled "NO XP" system will be a totally different beast. Also, I don't like MMORPGs in general. Now if someone made a Massively Single Player RPG, I'd be all over that.
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"Now if someone made a Massively Single Player RPG, I'd be all over that."
It's Called "Two Worlds" for xbox360
it takes all the questing, complex inventory management and NPC interaction that is found in a MMORPG and takes the online, mulitplayer part out of it.
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I have no need to think about. I don't waste time thinking about other people's money, what they should do with it, and what I would do with it if I had it. After all, it is the root of all evil! |
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I'd send it to Washington to help reduce the deficit. |
I would spend more time posting on Hot Topics. |
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I'd uh buy maps..."because, uh, some, uh. . . people out there in our nation don't have maps and, uh, I believe that our, uh, education like such as in South Africa and, uh, the Iraq, everywhere like such as, and, I believe that they should, our education over HERE in the U.S. should help the U.S., uh, or, uh, should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries, so we will be able to build up our future, for our children." Thank you, Miss uh South Carolina Teen USA. LOL! |
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Zucky's went out of business years ago. Now the deli is a bank, but for some misguided architectural reason, the building has been preserved even though it's not much of an example of anything, including the Googie style. |
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If I had tens of millions to throw around, I'd like to perform a social experiment. I'd give a bunch of poor people some seed money capable of changing their lives - $100,000 each. Then I'd track and publish their progress to show how they spent, invested or wasted the money. I'd give the one that possessed/made the most money after 5 years 10 Million dollars. I'd make a movie about this social experiment as well. All profits would go to education scholarships. |
I LOVE your idea, Markjames. Unfortunately, many poor people don't know how to manage money and given large amounts that they could live on for the rest of their lives, blow it. For example, those sad and down on their luck people that win the lottery. Just as well someone has it that knows how to make it grow and use it to help others in a constructive way. That means more jobs and more taxes for the next cycle. |
I don't waste time thinking about other people's money unfortunately, many poor people don't know how to manage money and given large amounts that they could live on for the rest of their lives, blow it. |
Ink, say what you really mean. I don't waste time thinking about it; I do waste time reading articles and watching news segments of how some people blow money. As to speculating what someone should or does do with what is their own money--nope. Don't care. Blow it, save it, invest it, give it away, live well, live frugally--not my business. Not yours, either. |
If I had Zuck's money, I wouldn't really blow it all on hats; I'd run for president and buy a really decent staff. :) |
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For the month of November we had a prolific BurdaStyle member, Anajan, interning with us. Ana got a special glimpse into BurdaStyle last month seeing that we celebrated our book launch party, and in turn, we had the opportunity to see Ana at work! Case in point: Ana took our basic Peter Pan collar dress and turned it into a dress suit for a siren from the sea—or a cool lady who deserves a great dress which has enough integrity and complexity to wow a mathematician.
Ana has 135 projects and has shared 8 patterns (who can say that?) with us. Go Ana!
Fashion fabric – wool blend, 2.5m x 1.4m
Lining – 1.2m x 1.4m
Zipper – 60cm
Nov 2, 2012, 10.35 PMby Marusya Grace
Wow this is a neat dress!
Oct 16, 2012, 01.53 PMby sanjicabo
Svaka cast!!!!
Dec 13, 2011, 04.44 PMby tigger0580
This dress is wonderful. You are really talented! Thankss for sharing…
Dec 16, 2011, 01.23 PMby anajan
Thank you for commenting! I'm glad you all like this dress. I really enjoyed sewing it.
Dec 12, 2011, 01.00 AMby mad14kt
Unique details!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.23 PMby anajan
Thanks, I'm proud of my original pleating design ;-).
Dec 11, 2011, 08.38 PMby melonhead
Oh wow, beautiful details!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.23 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 9, 2011, 02.17 PMby zumurruda
Dec 16, 2011, 01.23 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 8, 2011, 05.31 AMby allabelle
awesome!!!!! the details is awesome
Dec 16, 2011, 01.24 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 7, 2011, 11.43 AMby hajnika
Wow!! I absolutelly love this! Great detail and beautiffully done!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.26 PMby anajan
Hi hajnika, thanks for the nice words! I really love this dress and it has inspired me to try out few more pleating ideas I had.
Dec 7, 2011, 09.04 AMby ajtak7171
It's absolutely fabulous!!!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.26 PMby anajan
Thank you Katja!
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Dec 8, 2011, 11.56 AMby anajan
Hi shoshana13, hmm… it's neither of the two :). Actually, I have no idea what that is (nor where you see it), something must have reflected in the window… Though, it would have been cool to have a bike in the scenography.
Thanks for the comment!
Oh, now I get it! Yes, I have a spinning wheel in my house and it's been a part of scenography on many of my photos. That wheel used to be my grand grand mother's and my dad rescued it from those tiny worms that eat wood (I don't know the name in English). Eventually he turned the spinning wheel into a lamp, so it's actually a functional part of our living room.
Dec 11, 2011, 10.38 PMby aceshey18
I wanted to know what you were on about, just nosey I guess, so went to look again at the garments you mentioned. It is a spinning wheel you see in the background of many shots. :-)
Dec 7, 2011, 04.36 AMby daisya
Very, very clever!!!!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.40 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 6, 2011, 11.56 PMby Tracey McGowan Wirth
Wow! Amazing-it looks so complicated!!!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.42 PMby anajan
In fact, it is much easier than it looks! It requires some neat sewing and it IS time consuming, but it's just a repetitive work (can be boring :)). Thanks for commenting!
Dec 6, 2011, 10.53 PMby fayettebelle
Dec 16, 2011, 01.42 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 6, 2011, 10.35 PMby ritabb
I love it! I wonder how it would look as a tunic.
Dec 16, 2011, 01.43 PMby anajan
I believe it would look great as a tunic, too. Why don't you give it a try? :)
Thanks for commenting!
Dec 6, 2011, 08.29 PMby Joneseph
Amazing level of finish
Dec 16, 2011, 01.43 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 6, 2011, 06.35 PMby manuelabug41
Bravo! Perfektna je haljina!!!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.43 PMby anajan
Hvala! Dala sam sve od sebe!
Dec 6, 2011, 05.44 PMby turtlegirl00
fabulous dress! i want to hear about the internship—sounds like an amazing experience!
Dec 6, 2011, 03.48 PMby alphay
As always, Brilliant!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.45 PMby anajan
Thank you very much!
Dec 6, 2011, 01.18 PMby dottty
Yes, i like that jj:)x
Dec 16, 2011, 01.45 PMby anajan
Hehe, me too! ;) Thanks!
Dec 6, 2011, 09.19 AMby stefanika
Wow! It' amazing and how long you made "ear"?
Dec 16, 2011, 01.49 PMby anajan
It took me 2 days to sew the pleats on the front panel. The rest of the process went much faster. I did spend some time solving the fitting issues, since I didn't make the muslin first. All in all I think I worked 5 days on it, but somehow the work spread through the 3 weeks of my internship at BurdaStyle.
Thanks for commenting!
Dec 6, 2011, 08.39 AMby rochelle49
Truly a remarkable dress by a remarkable person!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.49 PMby anajan
Thank you so much!
Dec 6, 2011, 08.15 AMby cayetanca
This is really impressive! Great job! And I love the color:)
Dec 16, 2011, 01.50 PMby anajan
I've been into petrol green recently, for no particular reason. Quite coincidentally, the color is very trendy this winter.
Thank for the nice words!
Dec 6, 2011, 07.57 AMby stephiaffi
Wow, this is so fabulous & impressive! Love it!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.52 PMby anajan
Thank you! :)
Dec 6, 2011, 06.43 AMby Ralf Schmitz
your style is so great and beautiful. i love love love this dress! superbly redone and much nicer than the original!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.53 PMby anajan
Wow Ralf, you're really generous with your words. Thank you! I loved the original dress too, but pattern alterations are my specialty and I did my best to show off what I know ;)
Dec 6, 2011, 04.36 AMby irmchen
… just can't take my eyes off! :-)
Dec 16, 2011, 01.55 PMby anajan
me neither! ;-) Thanks for commenting!
Dec 6, 2011, 03.35 AMby metropolitanfrock
Details beautifully done!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.56 PMby anajan
Thank you!
Dec 6, 2011, 12.48 AMby auntibrig
You're the best!
Dec 16, 2011, 01.56 PMby anajan
Wow, thanks!
Dec 5, 2011, 11.40 PMby claudine01
It's as lovely in the photos as it is in person! And congratulations on Project of the Week.
Dec 16, 2011, 02.02 PMby anajan
Thanks Claudine! The dress turned out to be very photogenic ;)
Dec 5, 2011, 09.30 PMby alisondahl
Miss you already Ana! <3
Dec 6, 2011, 02.04 PMby anajan
Interning at Burda Style was a unique experience, I'm so glad I met you all in person!
Dec 5, 2011, 09.27 PMby camelia db
Really nice dress.You did a great job!
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Makes 6 to 8 pops
- 2 cups sliced, hulled strawberries (from about 1 pound berries)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 1/2 tablespoons good-quality balsamic vinegar
- Freshly ground black pepper
Place the strawberries and sugar in a food processor and pulse just until the mixture is finely chopped and juicy but still chunky; you don't want a smooth purée. Transfer to a bowl and stir in the balsamic vinegar and a few grinds of pepper.
Spoon the mixture into ice pop molds and insert sticks. Freeze until firm, at least 6 hours or up to 1 week.
To unmold the pops, run hot water over the outsides of the molds for a few seconds, then gently pull the sticks.
my notes
- Calories81
- Carbohydrates20 g (7%)
- Fat0 g (0%)
- Protein1 g (1%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (0%)
- Sodium2 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber2 g (7%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol0
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type: Kid-Friendly, Frozen Dessert
main ingredients: Berry, Fruit, Strawberry, Vinegar
dietary considerations: Vegetarian
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New Nina Simone Box Set Features Eight Previously Unreleased Songs
Eight previously unreleased Nina Simone have been uncovered in the Sony archives and will be released as part of a new 51 track box set 'To Be Free: The Nina Simone Story' later this month.
The eight tracks from across the legendary singer's RCA abd Colpix recordings across 1963-73 include covers of Leonard Cohen's "Suzanne" and Richie Haven's "No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed", both recorded live at New York's Philharmonic Hall in October 1969.
Other gems newly uncovered are original track "Tanywey", recorded during the Here Comes The Sun LP sessions in 1971 and an alternative version of "Ain't Got No-I Got Life," from the 'Nuff Said sessions in 1968.
The double disc plus DVD set 'To Be Free' spans 1957 to 93 and covers every label Simone recorded for; Bethlehem, Philips, PM, CTI and Elektra and the DVD also includes some rare and unseen live footage.
Out on October 27, the collection is accompanied with unseen photography from her family archives as well as in depth track-by-track annotations by Simone's biographer David Nathan.
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The Shimmy presents Edu Imbernon
Fri 22nd Nov @ 23:00-3:00 £5/7/motd
Our trips back and forth to Ibiza this year had us all talking about one stand out DJ …
Edu Imbernon may be a good example of how a young artist can make himself a name in the scene through his music and djing skills.
After the worldwide hit "El baile alemán" (Liebe Detail, 2009) produced with his friend Coyu, appointed "Best Underground Track of the Year" by Beatport , several tracks for labels as important as Get Physical, Young Turks, Skint, Stil vor Talent, Cr2, Noir, Great Stuff, Dynamic and his own label Eklektisch.
His quality as producer and his ability to add a nu-disco tint to the dancefloor edge of his tracks have led him to remix bands such as The XX or X-press2 showcasing this homogenous blend of electronica, house and indie.
His aim is to make music that can be felt, full of energy to reach the audience. "This is the only way that people will remember your music, trying to make them feel something special and making them dance", in the words of this young artist who's already played on 4 continents. He's here to make his mark!


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26 March 2009
A global conference, organised by Cardiff University and Oxford University's Africa-Oxford Cancer Consortium (AfrOx), is to set down a strategy for preventing cervical cancer in Africa and issue an international call for action in combating the disease.
AfrOx and the University will play a leading role in bringing together relevant organizations to put in place the necessary infrastructure, resources, training and health education to make vaccination and screening for cervical cancer a reality across Africa.
The conference delegates will issue a declaration that will call for global support to provide the funds to eradicate this disease in the developing world. The meeting will also produce a strategy for the prevention of cervical cancer in Africa, agree an action plan for its implementation and identify sources of funding for pilot projects.
Cancer kills more people worldwide than HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB combined, and more than half of new cancer cases occur in developing countries. Africa is least able to cope in terms of health infrastructure: 32 of the 53 countries in Africa have no radiotherapy services, nor any prevention, screening, early diagnosis or end-of-life care programmes.
Professor David Kerr of AfrOx and Oxford's Department of Clinical Pharmacology said: "In Africa, cancer is currently a sentence to a painful and distressing death, but we can do something about it. Cervical cancer in particular is largely a preventable disease. The challenges are many and large, but if we can bring together the necessary expertise and resources, we can save millions of lives."
Cervical cancer is the most common cancer affecting women in Africa. The incidence appears to be increasing in the developing world, and falling in developed nations largely due to systematic screening activity.
Professor Alison Fiander, a Gynaecological Cancer surgeon at Cardiff's School of Medicine said: "The incidence of cervical cancer in Africa often equates with mortality rates in the absence of healthcare facilities to deal with the problem. Often affecting young women, it has devastating effects on families and local communities. We have the means to prevent cervical cancer and there is a moral imperative to apply these where the burden of disease is greatest."
This landmark conference 'Towards the Prevention of Cervical Cancer in Africa' takes place on 26-27 March at St Catherine's College, Oxford, and will be attended by health ministers from African nations, African doctors, UK government members and advisors, the World Health Organization, representatives from the pharmaceutical industry, leading international oncologists, and major global cancer organizations and charities.
The sessions, chaired by Professor Kerr and Professor Fiander, will discuss how best to implement appropriate screening and vaccination against cervical cancer in Africa.
In 2008, Global Health formed an integral part of the University's 125th anniversary celebrations. A 'Cardiff for Africa' conference highlighted the challenges facing Africa in the 21st Century, and focused on opportunities for knowledge-transfer whilst suggesting ways in which universities in Britain can contribute their knowledge to the benefit of African society.
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