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Tuesday, January 27
Chili Fest & Wings
Youth of Unity
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Wednesday, January 28
Wildlife Wednesday
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Dressed up as "Doug Heffernan" from the CBS hit show "The King of Queens", CBS Uber Fan Cory Geishauser joins Dawn to talk TV Trivia about his favorite shows from the 1980's, 1990's and 2000's!
Join the Central PA Humane Society for the 2015 Chili Fest & Wings! Jill Reigh shares her recipe for "Brutastic Chili" in preparation for the event!
Today's Viewer Shoutout goes to Trisha Miles of Mill Creek!
Melissa Fenton from the Clearfield County SPCA introduces us to another adorable adoptable. Plus, find out how you can participate in the Clearfield County SPCA Calendar Contest.
You can catch the musical group Born & the Beanstalk live this weekend, but today you can hear the duo on our show!
In this edition of Your Wellness Network, Dr. Brett Fye explains what to expect when visiting Altoona Chiropractic Life Center.
Today's Viewer Shoutout features artist Casey Saline! (And a few others, too!)
It's a film that features local cast and crew, being shot right here in Central PA! The director and some cast members stop by to discuss the film and the on-going campaign to raise money to take it to the next level!
You can catch the Derek Woodz Band live on Friday, February 27 at IUPatty's Day in Indiana, but today you can hear two members of the band on our show!
The Special Olympics are "freezin' for a reason" at the Winter Games Polar Plunge!
A new study found a possible link between the use of birth control pills and a rare type of brain tumor. Should you be worried? Dr. Ryan Zlupko, from Altoona OB/GYN Associates, weighs in on the issue.
Chef Dinny Redmond shares a recipe for Spätzle, a major staple in Swiss-German cuisine.
Are you considering a tummy tuck? Dr. Algie LaBrasca from Laurel Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery talks about the procedure and shares some dramatic before and after pictures.
Mt. Nittany Medical Center employs a dedicated pharmacist in the emergency department. Dr. Katelin Speer discusses her unique position and how it benefits patients.
Become the women you want to be in 2015 with the help of the New Year, New You Expo!
Resident Handyman Dwight Rittenhouse from Mount Union Lumber & Supply shows us how to get a new garage floor straight out of a bucket!
Wanted: Single people and families willing to open their hearts and their homes to a person with a disability.
Take the plunge with the Penn State Altoona Alumni Society!
Lauren K continues her month of healthy soups with a recipe for Turkey Sausage, White Bean & Spinach Soup!
Head to Prince Gallitzin State Park for some fun nature learning!
Why are mammograms so important? How often should you have one? Dr. Kelly Biggs, from the Breast Cancer & Women's Health Institute of Central PA, answers these questions and more!
Faces & Places Alive! Theatrical Company presents "Ladies First"!
He's been a regular chef in the Central PA Live kitchen. Now, Chef Mario joins Dawn as a guest co-host for a show focused on food!
Chef Mario Porreca shares his recipe for wings, buffalo sauce and a creamy gorgonzola dipper that tastes fantastic and saves calories too!
Steaks for less than a dollar a pound? Couponing expert Jailee Singer got them! She reveals deals to be had right now for grocery stores and shares some tips to help you save big!
If you had an Easy Bake Oven growing up, we bet you never tried to make pizza in it! Today Dawn, guest co-host Chef Mario Porreca, and WALY 103.9 FM's KC O'Day take on the challenge!
Diane Albright from Beagle 911 introduces us to two more adorable adoptables.
Join the Altoona Area School District and the American Cancer Society of Blair County for the Third Annual Cabaret Night in Memory of Doreen Fogle!
Author Chet Gottfried from State College talks about his latest books "The Gilded Basilisk" and "Einar and the Cursed City."
Julie Patosky, from Pennsylvania Highlands Community College, helps us navigate the world of financial aid.
What is the best way for a first time home buyer to finance their purchase? Adam Conrad answers this question and more.


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Good News Translation (GNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Then I heard God shout, "Come here, you men who are going to punish the city. Bring your weapons with you." | 1 Then I heard him call out in a loud voice, "Bring the guards of the city here, each with a weapon in his hand." |
2 At once six men came from the outer north gate of the Temple, each one carrying a weapon. With them was a man dressed in linen clothes, carrying something to write with. They all came and stood by the bronze altar. | 2 And I saw six men coming from the direction of the upper gate, which faces north, each with a deadly weapon in his hand. With them was a man clothed in linen who had a writing kit at his side. They came in and stood beside the bronze altar. |
3 Then the dazzling light of the presence of the God of Israel rose up from the winged creatures where it had been, and moved to the entrance of the Temple. The Lord called to the man dressed in linen, | 3 Now the glory of the God of Israel went up from above the cherubim, where it had been, and moved to the threshold of the temple. Then the LORD called to the man clothed in linen who had the writing kit at his side |
4 "Go through the whole city of Jerusalem and put a mark on the forehead of everyone who is distressed and troubled because of all the disgusting things being done in the city." | 4 and said to him, "Go throughout the city of Jerusalem and put a mark on the foreheads of those who grieve and lament over all the detestable things that are done in it." |
5 And I heard God say to the other men, "Follow him through the city and kill. Spare no one; have mercy on no one. | 5 As I listened, he said to the others, "Follow him through the city and kill, without showing pity or compassion. |
6 Kill the old men, young men, young women, mothers, and children. But don't touch anyone who has the mark on his forehead. Start here at my Temple." So they began with the leaders who were standing there at the Temple. | 6 Slaughter old men, young men and maidens, women and children, but do not touch anyone who has the mark. Begin at my sanctuary." So they began with the elders who were in front of the temple. |
7 God said to them, "Defile the Temple. Fill its courtyards with corpses. Get to work!" So they began to kill the people in the city. | 7 Then he said to them, "Defile the temple and fill the courts with the slain. Go!" So they went out and began killing throughout the city. |
8 While the killing was going on, I was there alone. I threw myself face downward on the ground and shouted, "Sovereign Lord, are you so angry with Jerusalem that you are going to kill everyone left in Israel?" | 8 While they were killing and I was left alone, I fell facedown, crying out, "Ah, Sovereign LORD! Are you going to destroy the entire remnant of Israel in this outpouring of your wrath on Jerusalem?" |
9 God answered, "The people of Israel and Judah are guilty of terrible sins. They have committed murder all over the land and have filled Jerusalem with crime. They say that I, the Lord, have abandoned their country and that I don't see them. | 9 He answered me, "The sin of the house of Israel and Judah is exceedingly great; the land is full of bloodshed and the city is full of injustice. They say, 'The LORD has forsaken the land; the LORD does not see.' |
10 But I will not have pity on them; I will do to them what they have done to others." | 10 So I will not look on them with pity or spare them, but I will bring down on their own heads what they have done." |
11 Then the man wearing linen clothes returned and reported to the Lord, "I have carried out your orders." | 11 Then the man in linen with the writing kit at his side brought back word, saying, "I have done as you commanded." |
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Good idea, Lou. While I have DSL now, (you can get SBC Yahoo! DSL Express for $14.95/month in Indiana and other states now with one-year committment) I still remember the old days of dial-up and the long upload/download times--hated it!!!
Hi everybody!
There has been a slight change to the requested size and length of your signatures in the forums. While many of the sigs are great, with wonderful pictures, etc., they sometimes get a little long, both horizontally and vertically. Plus, with so many long signatures, some pages take a long time to load, especially for people who are on dial-up connections, and can make the threads difficult to read..
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Good idea, Lou. While I have DSL now, (you can get SBC Yahoo! DSL Express for $14.95/month in Indiana and other states now with one-year committment) I still remember the old days of dial-up and the long upload/download times--hated it!!!
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Okay, I get the hint. Since my countdown timer has long reached zero I will delete it tonight.
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No Minnie... that wasn't directed at you indivdually - your timer is fine
Just trying to avoid some sigs that get to be half the length of the page
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Perhaps I took my "Signature" a little too literally? Luckily it's a tiny B/W .gif file, and yes I still use dial-up ...zzz..., but am not too bothered by large page loads. (Though someday I hope to be able to download all the large audios and videos...)
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BTW, Craig, I think your "sig" (literally) is quite cool!
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Just saw this and I will go take care of mine right now!
There....is that better? Sorry, my friendly fued with Jedi may have gotten a little out of hand! She was just going out and recruiting people to destroy my beloved CoP and I had to do anything I could to defend myself against her!
I didn't see Lou single me out? I was just following his updated guidelines. I'm a by the book type of person...always following the rules!Originally Posted by JEDIPRINCESS
Mine's probably a little on the big side right now... I was just playing around with the photo editing again. My sig is a work in progress at the moment. I'm trying to tie in the Main Street, USA and "Remember the Magic" themes. I thought a picture would work, but it's too much methinks. I'm looking for a suitable replacement as we speak.
-Don-Your heart can just take wing,You can live out all your dreams......it's time to Remember the Magic!Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pilot's Life for Me...
All better. Don fix. I'm not one to be an intentional rulebreaker either.
Now if only I could think of a neat way to fit Main Street, USA into 100x100 pixels...
...hmm, pondering my evil plan...
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-Don-Your heart can just take wing,You can live out all your dreams......it's time to Remember the Magic!Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pilot's Life for Me...
I've been trying to fix mine, but it won't let me update it! I can type in what I want it to say, and then click the "UPDATE" button, but it won't do anything. I've tried previewing it, but that doesn't work either...any suggestions?
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Liquid Force Wheeled Travel Wakeboard Bag
Key Features
Conveniently holds wakeboard/bindings setup
Can also carry an additional blank board
Smooth rolling urethane wheels
Contains 5 storage pockets inside
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Even with bindings mounted, any board sized up to 144cm can fit into this wakeboard travel bag from Liquid Force. You can even carry another blank board inside the bag if needed. Smooth rolling urethane wheels with built-in edge protectors protect your stuff from Airport bumps. The wheeled travel bag is fully lined with waterproof tarpaulin and features a padded divider. Inside you will find 5 pockets, drainage vents, and cinch straps. Includes shoulder straps and grab handles. 18" x 57" x 7".


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The ultra comfortable house features 2 bedrooms and an office with house-wide WIFI. House is available in 2014 we have openings from mid-April 2015 on. See the Calendar in the upper right hand corner of this page for exact dates..
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-- FIRST FLOOR: Combo living/dining/kitchen/Powder room
- Living Room: stereo system, cable television with dvd/vhs combo player & many videos & cds and IPod dock.
-Kitchen amenities: We like to cook! Kitchen is fully stocked with dishwasher, fridge, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, coffee grinder,blender, bottled-water dispenser, all pots, pans, dishes, glassware, silverware.
-Large plant filled side patio with outdoor dining, seating and a Webber gas grill. Secure place for pets to wander.
-Washing machine/dryer on back terrace
-- SECOND FLOOR: 2 bedrooms, each with private bath (King-size bed in master BR, queen-size bed in guest room). Beds are comfortable American-made beds with great pillows and linens. Ceiling fans in both bedrooms, 2 hair dryers. Master bath has twin sinks and bathtub/shower combo.
Also an office on second floor, between the bedrooms. Two desks. Housewide wireless internet for your laptop, pda or IPhone/Blackberry. Office also has a private bath and ceiling fan.
-- ROOF: Lovely 360-degree view of San Miguel, includes views of La Parrochia and San Miguel Centro from the large roof terrace, dining and seating areas, hammock, clay chimnea and many flowering plants.
-- Internet phone - free calls to the USA, Canada, most of Europe (although there are extra charges to cell phones in Europe)
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-- Mexicanbasic cable television inluded. English language channels available for an additional fee. Many dvds of movies, also cds.
-- Rent includes maid service two afternoons a week. ( Maid tips not included in rental fee)
Casa Heloc is everything we hoped for and more. It's beautiful and
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Long time gardners,
I have been reading the Wash Post garden articles, they have an nice little list of monthly 'things to do', but most of them are irrelevent to my particulars. but i find I forget or are unsure of what I'm supposed to do when, fairly big property I'm trying to keep up with (divide iris? aerate lawn? trim azaleas? bring out the cyclamen resting in the shed? when do I cut the perennials down?). I think I would benefit from making a list. Do you guys have a month by month to do list? Or a reminder schedule? If so, what does it look like? or do you just go by the seat of your pants & what looks like it needs doing? thanks for any tips! beanie |
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I know I 'shouldn't' be here but the posting intrigued me. I have an overall plan of where I want my garden to go. I'm aware that, as trees reach maturity, my light values are changing and the garden needs to be moved from the plantings that were appropriate earlier to more stable/perennial plantings now. Instead of chirping 'Ooo Ooo! Bulb season!' I have a small list of treasures I'm pursuing - and catching - which means I'm not annually overwhelmed with vast quantities of plant material needing attention. Whew! I faithfully keep a garden diary in which I record the weather and when particular plants show up in the garden, and that helps me plan ahead for what I want to see in combination. I find it is the combination of previous experience with my garden intentions and outrageous aspirations which then get put into both my 'do today' list and on my blackboard reminder list for the 'soon, but not desperately urgent' work. I also use my workbase blackboard to remind me where I've put things 'for shelter and safety' so I don't find the frizzled remains some time later. When I'm working on other people's gardens I keep my notes and lists in a loose-leaf ring binder. I also use a 'carry with me' small notebook and pencil stub (seems to work better in damp and mud!) for catching any ideas or reminders. Some jobs can easily be done while doing the daily garden prowl - if you carry a small bucket, secateurs, and a light weeding fork. Keeps the annual weed problem well in check, even in wet weather that makes heavy work not practical. |
After so many years of vegetable gardening I remember what to plant next year.Rest I follow the instructions availabe on the seeds packets and relevant reference books. |
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This has been a hard year -- I had to water a lot and fought vines and grassy weeds like crazy. I am waiting for it to get cooler -- on a weekend. |
I take Christine on a shovel tour and she tells me what I need to do. =) I did a LOT of work this spring, then when it got hot I just enjoyed (and pulled some of the weeds). Now that it's cooler, or at least more reasonable to work in the yard, I can get back out there again. I don't have anything that's truly picky, though, so most of my plants don't need to be dealt with at any particular time. That's probably not much help for you, but I figured I'd toss it out there. There is a mid-atlantic gardening book that has lists for this area, maybe that would help? Let me know and I can grab the ISBN for you so you can find it at the library or bookstore. Gardengranma, the crabgrass has been CRAZY here too. Lynne |
Lists! Huhn! What an interesting concept. Seriously, I have lists of plants that I covet. Other than that, I walk through the yard examining and enjoying and if I get annoyed enough, I deadhead or weed. I'm more about gardening by the seat of my pants and only the strong survive. If something dies, it wasn't meant to be mine. So enough of my personal philosophy. Here are some (hopefully) helpful links to check out: Univ. of MD Home & Garden Info (veggie planting times, chores, etc.) A couple of resources regarding natives and caring for the bay: Hope that helps! Happy Gardening! Jen |
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Summer Sangria Recipe
Are you in a place where you have access to the most amazing, fresh and affordable peaches this summer? You can't miss. You shouldn't miss. You should definitely make this… Sangria recipe this summer: Carolina Peach Sangria. I found the recipe in the June issue of Southern Living and messed with it a little bit to make a fabulous summer drink.
I whipped up a double batch of this for a beach barbecue that we hosted this summer. I think I pretty much drank most of it myself lol, but the guests who tried it gave big compliments. It's made with a mixture of peach vodka and rosé wine. Raspberry vodka would be equally as good in here. If you don't wish to buy any flavored vodka, you can use regular vodka and then throw in a half cup of either peach or raspberry nectar. A little added lemonade concentrate and sugar make it sweet. And plenty of chunks of fresh peaches and raspberries swim around abundantly. Stir in club soda to thin out the alcohol, and be sure to use a fork when you're all done drinking to sample the fruit that has soaked up all of those wonderful flavors.
This recipe can be found here: Carolina Peach Sangria
Cheers to my big sister, who is having a birthday today. Wish we were together S, so we could drink this sangria together


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Urban Decay • Cream and Sugar Scrub • Body Scrubs
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Would buy this product again. | 84% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* bubblebball15 on 11/19/2004 5:35:00 PM more reviews by bubblebball15
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This seriously is my favorite body scrub - but they don't sell it where I am any more!! I love the amazing smell and those sugar-refined granules that you'd rub all over your skin... and PRESTO! You're a soft smooth beast! This really is the best scrub and I would LOVE to buy it again if it were sold!
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pepperdon02 on 11/17/2004 10:36:00 AM more reviews by pepperdon02
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I used this in the shower this morning for the first time. The smell...amazing and lingers very nicely. However, the scrubbing properties are nothing to write home about. When I use a scrub, I want to feel like my skin is being rejuvenated and this did nothing for me. It wasn't even that hydrating and it foamed up like soap which wasn't pleasant (as far as scrubs are concerned).
I won't be buying this again...I have to stick to my Repechage cinnamon sugar scrub:)
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*TOP REVIEWER* MACgirlie on 11/17/2004 12:18:00 AM more reviews by MACgirlie
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
This is the absolute best body scrub I have ever used!! I would give it ten lipsticks if I could..it's just scrubby enough to do the job, but doesn't irritate my skin at all. It's not super oily or slimy, but it leaves my skin soft and moisturized. I love using it on my legs when I shave, and the smell is a luscious chocolatey coffee scent. I love this stuff!!
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katgirly74 on 11/12/2004 7:19:00 PM more reviews by katgirly74
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Other
Thank goodness I received this in a swap & didn't even pay $6 for it at TJMaxx. I love salt & sugar scrubs, especially foody smells - but the smell of this stuff turned my stomach. Maybe I just got a bad batch, but it smelled horrible and I got rid of it!
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*TOP REVIEWER* TopNote on 11/1/2004 12:44:00 PM more reviews by TopNote
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Warm Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse Eyes: Brown
If you can get your hands on one of these, you won't be disappointed. I love the sweet creamy scent and the way it lathers while rinsing off. Doesn't leave a grainy residue either. This left my skin ultra soft and moisturized. I would not use this on my face and don't recommend that anyone else does either, too much oil and fragrance to use on the face. Overall a great scrub, I wish I could get more!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* radekal19 on 10/31/2004 2:24:00 PM more reviews by radekal19
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I also picked this up at TJ Maxx for $5.99. I really like the scrub, but the scent is a little strange- kind of like a oversweet latte. Always, the actual scrub is awesome, I love the lather, and my boyfriend said my skin was so soft!
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*TOP REVIEWER* redfemme on 10/21/2004 5:16:00 PM more reviews by redfemme
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal Hair: Red Eyes: Green
For 5.99 this was a real bargain, but I love it so much I honestly would have bought it full price. Perfect size for exfoliation, no mess, great sudsing. But the best part is the SMELL. MMMM. Part coffee, part sugar, with a nutty, chocolate undertone. Makes showering delightful and the scent lingers just a bit for a few hours after you shower. Amazing...
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*TOP REVIEWER* LovingMe830 on 10/20/2004 3:45:00 PM more reviews by LovingMe830
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Purchased a TJ Maxx for $5.99- I always wanted to try this scrub, but NOT for 25 bucks! So, I saw a Bunch of them displayed picked One up, & it's pretty good- somewhat gentle, w/ a pleasant smell---I might purchase again, but I like Grainier, Stronger exfoliating scrubs a bit more..
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bluestudioj on 10/18/2004 11:45:00 AM more reviews by bluestudioj
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
This is a really nice-smelling, effective scrub that doesn't leave my skin too oily. Although the packaging says it's ok for use on the face, I only recommend it for the body. Found this at Marshall's for $6, and although I think it's a great scrub, I wouldn't buy it at $25.
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*TOP REVIEWER* georgiasweety on 10/12/2004 4:55:00 AM more reviews by georgiasweety
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Green
This is the BEST scrub I have ever used on my body, period! The granuals are large enough for a good exfoliation, but arent sharp and scratchy enough to irritate your skin. Another thing I loved about this scrub is the granuals are sugar so they melt away and dont leave a mess in your bathtub; but they also last long enough for you to get a lot of use out of them before they melt. I love, love, love its foaming action! I thought this was going to be one of those scrubs that leave behind oils after the granuals melt but I was very wrong. After the granuals melted the "scrub" began to foam up like a cleanser and this was a perfect texture (not too thick not too thin) to shave with. It has 5 oils in it, so I wouldnt personally use it on my face because that sounds too risky- but it left my legs soft, smooth, glowing and clean. Oh and the smell is very chocolate/nutty/hazelnutte like. This particular scent isnt my favorite because its not a true cream & sugar scent like it name says but it doesnt smell bad either. This is a great item to splurge on.
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Welcome to the MIT-Sloan Latin Business Club Get Ready for the Latin C-Function! On thursday Nov 18th at Walker Memorial, we will be hosting the 2004 Latin C-function, one of the most exciting and interesting social events in MIT-Sloan! We hope to see you all there!
This year we'll be featuring Mexican, Andean and Deep-South American Food!, along with Latin Music, Salsa and other contests and two great shows!
Welcome MBA class of 2006! From all of us at the MIT Latin Business Club we would like to welcome you and wish you the best for your first semester at MIT-Sloan. Please take the time to visit our Sloanspace under Club Headquarters/Club Latino page as well! Meet our new officers Please go to our About Us section to meet our 2004-2005 officers and learn a little more about each of us and our background. Brazilian Club Throughout the years, the Latin Business Club and the Brazilian Club at MIT-Sloan have come together to bring our community interesting events, parties, networking and recruiting oppotunities, here's their website:


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Wilson Disease Association http://www.wilsonsdisease.org
Canadian Liver Foundation http://www.liver.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
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Brewer GJ, Askari F, et al. Treatment of Wilson disease with ammonium tetrathiomolybdate: IV. Comparison of tetrathiomolybdate and trientine in a double-blind study of treatment of the neurologic presentation of Wilson disease. Arch Neurol. 2006 Apr;63(4):521-527.
Ferenci P. Wilson disease. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2005 Aug;3(8):726-733.
Wilson disease. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated April 8, 2013. Accessed February 27, 2014.
Wilson Disease. National Digestive Disease Information Clearinghouse website. Available at: http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/wilson. Updated April 30, 2012. Accessed April 26, 2013.


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Oh, PBS, things were going so well for you yesterday. All those Emmy nominations for Downton Abbey and Sherlock; how well-deserved. Then you had to go and fire Fred Willard. READ FULL STORY
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'Sherlock' season premiere review: Was 'A Scandal in Belgravia' a Holmes romp, or a sexist rout?
Sherlock returned for a second season Sunday night on PBS' Masterpiece Mystery!, and offered its take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia" by giving you a chance to match wits with the Master in… cracking the password to Irene Adler's smartphone. READ FULL STORY
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Sherlock returns tonight for a second season on PBS' Masterpiece. Before the first series premiered, I had been dubious: A modern Sherlock Holmes, adapting to new technology with a Watson who blogged the Great Detective exploits? That seemed dubious. READ FULL STORY
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The second season of Downton Abbey came to a somewhat merry, certainly satisfying conclusion on Sunday night by wrapping up some subplots and leaving others dangling, tantalizingly. Abbey is, at bottom, a work of pastiche. Creator-writer Julian Fellowes is using literary models that have worked for a long time, freshening them with his vivid characterization and (most of the time) crisply precise dialogue. What Fellowes has done so cannily is to render the servant-master relationship in two distinct modes: His models are Charles Dickens melodrama downstairs, and Anthony Powell archness upstairs. READ FULL STORY
'Downton Abbey' premiere review: 'You'll find there's never a dull moment in this house': True?
For pure Sunday night escapism, PBS' Downton Abbey exceeds the previous champion of the Lord's Day of Rest, HBO's Game of Thrones. There was a grungy realism to Thrones' sword and sorcery epic; by contrast, Abbey is, to American eyes, nearly fantastical. All the politeness that prevails, even during World War I! Mr. Carson articulated this quality early on in the second-season premiere as the downstairs help polished the silver and prepared meals for the upstairs grandees: "Keeping up standards is the only way to show the Germans that they will not beat us in the end." READ FULL STORY
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Watching Prohibition, you can almost hear Ken Burns knock back a shot of Bushmills, slam the glass on the bar, and yell, "Yee haw — let's make us some television!" There's a hot-cheeked vigor to this three-night production on PBS, crammed with history, revelation, drama, and opinion. It's both an eye-opener to the past, and a remarkable metaphor for the woozy present we're reeling through today. READ FULL STORY
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Just wanted to let the Polymer Clayers know of a great website for PC.
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There are serious concerns regarding the quality of the Packers offensive line. The injury bug has already bitten as Bryan Bulaga, projected starter at the critical left offensive tackle position, is done for the season with a knee injury. With their best lineman gone, rookie fourth-round draft pick David Bakhtiari has assumed the left tackle position and Don Barclay, an undrafted second-year player, will handle the right tackle position. That means very little experience at the offensive tackle positions. Starting center Evan Dietrich-Smith has been a career backup player, and the guards have switched sides from last year. The backups are all marginal players.
Additional concerns arise regarding kicker Mason Crosby. Crosby was by far the worst kicker in the NFL last year, and I dont understand why that position hasnt been upgraded. The situation is equally ugly with the backup quarterback position. Graham Harrell, Vince Young and now B.J. Coleman were thankfully cut, but that leaves recently signed journeyman Seneca Wallace as the backup. If Aaron Rodgers goes down with an injury, the Pack is in serious trouble. Ted Thompson has not adequately addressed these positions and that may come back to bite.
On a more positive note, it appears that the Packers pulled off a steal with their second-round draft pick from Alabama, running back Eddie Lacy. I initially had some reservations about Lacys injury history and focus, but this guy is a beast of a runner. If the Packers offensive line can overcome all the changes and challenges, a couple decent blocks could spring Lacy into a very productive NFL back.
Also positive is the young talent surfacing in the Packers defensive backfield. The pass-happy NFL requires defenses to have numerous talented defensive backs and the 2013 Packers appear to have all of that. Sam Shields, Davon House, Casey Hayward, Morgan Burnett and rookies Micah Hyde and Chris Banjo give the Packers a very nice blend of youthful talent.
Tight end Jermichael Finley got big money to play out the final year of his contract. He has been very impressive in camp and it will be interesting to see if he finally plays up to his potential or continues to drop passes and be a bonehead. Another interesting wildcard to watch is defensive lineman Johnny Jolly. Out of football three years for drug convictions and even imprisoned for a while, Jolly seems to have straightened his life out and can still contribute in the defensive line rotation. Everyone can cheer for a redemption story like Jollys.
The 49ers overwhelmed the Packers last year in a 45 31 post-season rout. Can the 2013 Packers avenge last years loss, and have they enriched their talent level to that of the powerful 49ers? We shall soon find out. The Packer defense needs to improve from last years performance and I think that will happen, but the key to the season may be in how effective the offensive line will perform. If the line does its part, Lacy might just have a big rookie year and if that happens, opposing defenses will have to change their schemes. That will free up Aaron Rodgers to light up the skies with even more touchdown passes. Sounds like a great plan to me!


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Demonstrating the historical reliability of the Bible through archaeological research and related apologetic investigation.
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Spring Choral Concert to be held April 21
Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
West Virginia Wesleyan College's Spring choral concert will take place on Sunday, April 21 at 3 p.m. in Wesley Chapel on the College's Buckhannon campus.
Carl Orff's Carmina Burana serves as the centerpiece for this concert, featuring Wesleyan's Concert Chorale, Concentus Vocum and Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. R. Daniel Hughes and Robert Baden. Eighty additional singers from two renowned West Virginia high school choral programs will also participate: Morgantown's University High School and Ona's Cabell Midland High School, Barry Kolar and Edwin Harkless, directors respectively. The Chanticleer Children's Chorus, under the direction of Sarah Carr Parsons, will also perform as a part of this event.
The concert also features soprano Wesleyan faculty members Dr. Mandy Spivak and tenor Dr. Nicholas Perna, as well as heldentenor Greg Frens, and pianists Whitney Ballard and Marie Hatfield Mallory.
Prior to the performance of Orff's popular classic, several additional works will be performed by the two high school ensembles and Wesleyan's own Concentus Vocum, featuring pianist and sophomore music major Kayoko Funada and works by Joseph Byrd, Eric Whitacre and others.
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I am already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, not good with dogs, and not good with cats.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Omaha 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 Omaha 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!
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Officer Robert Price found not guilty in controversial dog shooting caught on video
In November 2012, Commerce City Officer Robert Price shot and killed a dog named Chloe in an incident caught on video. Afterward, Price was charged with animal cruelty in a move his supporters said was motivated by public pressure.Photos, videos below.
Nearly a year later, Price has been found not guilty. The decision was cheered by Commerce City but slammed on a Facebook page that had demanded justice for Chloe. Photos, videos and details below.
As we've reported, Chloe was being temporarily kept at a house in Commerce City when she snuck out of the garage. A neighbor, Kenny Collins, called the authorities and recorded law enforcers' actions on a cell-phone camera. The video he shot shows Chloe being tased by a policeman and snared on a catch pole by a community service officer -- the equivalent of animal control in Commerce City. But the policeman, subsequently identified as Price, felt Chloe remained out of control and fired his weapon multiple times, shooting and killing her.
Most viewers of the video didn't see evidence that Chloe was a threat to the public, as the police maintained. As such, community outcry over the shooting was considerable at venues such as the Justice For Chloe Facebook page, which currently has more than 4,700 likes.Robert Price shielding his face from cameras during a break from this week's trial.
Several weeks later, the Adams County District Attorney's Office filed an animal cruelty charge against Price. But while this move was cheered by many observers, it was denigrated by the Colorado Fraternal Order of Police, which decried what it saw as a lynch-mob mentality fueled by the video. Here's an excerpt from its open letter:
Under public and political pressure the department suspended its administrative review and sent the matter to the Adams' County DA's office for review. We know that District Attorney Don Quick and his office were inundated with outside complaints about the incident from certain interested groups. In this caustic atmosphere his office found itself under the eye of the media on what had fast become a controversial politically sensitive event.
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Assistant District Attorney Jess Redman echoed this assertion in a January interview with Westword. While he couldn't comment directly about the facts of the Price prosecution, he said, "What I can tell you is, we handled this just as we handle every case. We're provided information from a law-enforcement agency or conduct our own investigation, and any filing is based on evidence. And we're going to let the evidence speak in a court of law."
In the end, though, the jury was not convinced.
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It came a few days later, but NPR's Barbara Bradley Hagerty had a good report that shows what the press could have done:
But Shaun Casey, who teaches politics and religion at Wesley Theological Seminary and who authored a political biography of Kennedy called The Making of a Catholic President, says he thinks that's "a radical misunderstanding of what Kennedy was trying to convey in that speech."Santorum's mischaracterizations aside, the press also missed a chance to differentiate between the substance of Kennedy's speech and Santorum's views. For example, in his speech, Kennedy called religion a "private affair" and stressed he would govern the country in the "national interest," not that of the Vatican or the Catholic faith.
Casey says Kennedy would have been "booed off the stage" if he implied there was no place for religion in public life. He says Kennedy was explicit: While religious leaders should not tell politicians how to vote, they can and should instruct politicians on faith and morals.
The speech has to be read in context, Casey says. Kennedy was running in a political climate that was openly hostile to Catholics.
"And the primary issue is the accusation that Catholicism represents a church and a state, that inevitably to be Catholic means you want to have a Catholic-dominated state — and that Catholic leaders will coerce Catholic politicians to make that so," Casey says. Fifty years later, the political climate is vastly different.
Santorum takes a very different view. Consider his comments to Stephanopoulos when asked how he would represent non-Christian Americans:
Come into the public square. I want, you know, there are people I disagree with. Come to my town hall meetings, as people have done, and disagree with me and let's have a discussion. Let's air your ideas, let's bring them in, let's explain why you believe what you believe and what you think is best for the country. People of faith, people of no faith, people of different faith, that's what America is all about, it's bringing that diversity into and challenge of the different ideas that motivate people in our country.
Santorum makes it clear he thinks faith should be subject to a very free and public discussion. He also seems to imply—optimistically and, given his conviction in his own faith, paradoxically—that such a discussion of 'why you believe what you believe' will end in a happy policy resolution.
More and more efforts to analyze Santorum's comments vis a vis Kennedy's speech have begun to trickle out—the Los Angeles Times had an editorial last Wednesday, for example.
But for the most part coverage has remained focused on Santorum's somewhat bizarre language and its impact on the Catholic vote. Both are fine stories, but there was an opportunity here for a better one as well.


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I love the filmer's giggling.
My thoughts exactly. I saw her on Conan last week and she seemed awful.
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gangy youre not following. all im saying is that the word can be used without any correlation to the mentally handicapped. when you say someone is mentally retarded you are saying they are mentally retarded. if you say someone is retarded you are not necessarily saying they are mentally retarded. see what i mean? i am not saying it is anything but negative in meaning, i am just saying that it means more than just being of a developmentally challenged condition
am i the only one who has seen the word used not in the slang sense? i mean the word has a much broader use than a playground insult or that dictionary.com definition. ive seen it used alot to describe the worst member of a group, say the weakest, slowest, sickest, dumbest. i apologize for being an ass above because i do realize gabe probably used it in the way you dont like, but i feel we should try to not be too conservative with our use of language. and i too read bangkok 8 fairly recently, a mighty fine book.
the word does not refer only to the mentally handicapped. read a book every now and then…
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has anyone suggested avatar yet? its self indulgent crap and the story is a total ripoff of pocahontas/ferngully. i wouldnt consider it except for the offensive level of recognition it got this year, and all the money it made. and james cameron's golden globe speech was so painful.


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The Studio at Painful Pleasures isn't your standard piercing parlor. The 5,000-square-foot showroom has five fully furnished studios, each with their own TV and comfortable TatSoul chairs, as well as an educational center where they hold classes on piercing techniques. Hyperrealistic, ethereal, and vibrantly colored artwork designed by the in-house artists covers the walls—a testament to the detailed work they do. The team is also complemented by two resident tattoo-removal specialists who have mastered the art of buffing off unwanted images, such as the tally marks on your arm that remind you how old you are.
Walls bedecked with vivid artwork make known the heart of Pride & Glory, an artist-formed tattoo and piercing studio, as dedicated to the history and tradition of tattooing as it is to the future of the form. The skilled staffers bring with them artistic backgrounds in painting, sculpting, and invisible-ink portraiture, and pair their well-practiced trades with an impressive stock of body jewelry and after-care products. Free consultations encourage guests to thoughtfully plan their ink, and hundreds of flash-art designs cater to patrons in search of inspiration.
The artists at Westside Ink uphold the workmanship and safety practices of the Alliance of Professional Tattooists, adhering to high standards in sterilization and studio cleanliness. This lets guests relax and focus on articulating the kind of tattoo they want. Westside's services also extend to other modes of body art, including permanent makeup, body piercing, and tattoo removal.
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Serve this simple meatless stew with a green salad.
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Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add zucchini and garlic, and sauté 30 seconds. Stir in black pepper, tomatoes, and chickpeas; reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
While stew cooks, bring 3 cups water to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add polenta, stirring with a whisk. Reduce heat; simmer 3 minutes or until done, stirring occasionally. Stir in cheese. Serve stew over polenta.
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Sun, Sep 14, 08 at 20:59
Hi, all. Can anyone post a photo of this laminate surface installed? Or point me to where I can find one? I'm down to my last few days of selecting the perfect laminate countertop but just can't seem to settle and my imagination stalls when trying to expand a teeny laminate sample into a beautful, finished countertop in my kitchen. I need help!
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- Posted by catherinep (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 13:32
I too have narrowed my selection to this one. (I just haven't given the installer the go-ahead.) I did order an 8 x 10 sample and it helps, but it would be great to see it installed. I'm heavily leaning toward this with my creamy white cabinets because it looks like granite with a price that will allow me to not feel guilty if I decide to go with something else in 5 years. What color are your cabinets that you're pairing this with, Serin? |
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I called the installer today. It may be 3-4 weeks before he can complete my counters, but I'll post a picture of Milano Quartz when they're finished. |
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My Milano Quartz counters were installed last week. I love them! We've got a few more things to do with the kitchen, but here's a look at the counter tops. |
- Posted by stargirl_2008 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 08 at 11:54
Hi Catherine, I really can't tell from your pictures, but what edge did youget for your counter top? I am thinking of the no drip edge for my Wilsonart in Milano Blaze. In looking at yours, from what I can tell, you have a straight squared edge. Thanks! |
Stargirl--It's the beveled edge. Look closely at the second photo--the end of countertop. |
- Posted by catherinep (My Page) on Wed, Oct 29, 08 at 23:00
Hi Stargirl, Ci lantro is right. It's the beveled edge. I had originally wanted a 180 wrap edge. However, that would have required a post-form counter which would have then given me a diagonal seam in the corner between the sink and stove. I didn't want to have any visible seams. The beveled edge allowed for no seams on the top anywhere. With the beveled edge, I could have gotten clipped corners, but I opted for 90 degree inside and outside corners. |
Thank you catherinep, Wow, that's good looking! I'm glad to see it. I'm getting ready to install Formica's Perlato Granite w/ the same edge. Thank you for letting us see that laminate can be beautiful. Pam |
- Posted by catherinep (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 13:34
Thanks, Pam! I just looked up Perlato Granite. It's really nice-looking. One thing we did in the area above the dishwasher is coat the underside of the counter with urethane varnish. This way, steam won't cause swelling with the counter's wood structure. Good luck with your counters! |
catherinep, I had a friend give me the same advice about sealing the underside of the counter above the dishwasher. I asked my fabricator this morning if they can put a laminate strip there and she said they could. Would you think it still needs to be sealed? Pam |
- Posted by catherinep (My Page) on Fri, Oct 31, 08 at 13:37
I think the laminate strip would also work for sealing above the dishwasher. --Catherine |
Does anyone happen to have a picture of Milano Mahogany Wilsonart countertops? We are trying to chose a color for our new house and can't decide! Thanks! |
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Has anyone used his plans? Did you make modifications? DH & I really like this home. Has anyone built it?
Magoo |
Here is a link that might be useful: House plans
Follow-Up Postings:
Hi magoo - we're in the process of building that house! Where are you building? |
Twitchy, Do you have any pics? We are just in the looking process, but DH & I picked the same house. It isn't too big, but has all the options that we are looking for. Pics PLEASE!! Magoo |
Hi Magoo, We really liked the house too. I really liked the layout and the first floor master bedroom. |
We built the fitzgerald, with some modifications. I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have. Jojo |
Thanks Twitchy, We are seriously thinking of this house plan, but with brick or partial brick. The housing market here is down so we will probably wait for an upturn so we can get the maximum price for our current house. Keep us informed of your progress would love to see interior pics. Thanks again, Magoo |
Twitchy, How's the house coming along? Would love to see pics. Msmagoo |
- Posted by tinker_2006 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 4, 07 at 7:52
We just finished a Don Gardner home 7 months ago, and regretfully - it is now on the market. It turned out beautiful, I enjoyed the floor plan and we made minor changes to this plan, the Southerland. Here is a virtual tour the realor has |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tour The Southerland
Hi magoo, It's coming (not fast enough!!), thanks for asking!! Some pictures: The floors are supposed to be stained this week. Tinker - your home is absolutely gorgeous - sorry you have to sell. |
Thanks Twitchy, Looking Good!! Keep us posted!!! |
- Posted by moose_2007 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 6, 07 at 16:47
We live in Canada and I found a Don Gardner magazine at the local supermarket. One thing led to another and we'll be building the Irby(mucho modesto compared the Fitzgerald), but we liked the layout, it was something we could afford to build and be our forever house. There will be a couple of modifications and we are also going to be putting in a walk-out basement. Are there any other Irby builders around? Any pics? Maria |
- Posted by dragonfly_ (My Page) on Mon, Oct 8, 07 at 7:15
I have always been drawn to D G house plans. After searching for a very long time we decided to build the Zeller with modifications. We are very happy with our new home. Our house has the same front bedroom/den as the Irby. This is one of my favorite rooms with the beautiful window and vaulted ceiling. |
We built the Fitzgerald as well with a brick exterior. |
My wife and I are building a "massaged" Topeka. This will be our first home (I'm 25, wife is 22). |
- Posted by danielzgrl37 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 15, 07 at 2:15
We have been considering the "Dogwood Ridge" with some changes. Has anyone built this home or know of anywhere to see some more pics? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dogwood Ridge Plans
Has anyone completed The Fitgerald and would be willing to share some thoughts, insights, photos, etc? We are about to build and are looking for some information on the house. |
We are building the house plan at the top, the Derbyville. has anyone completed this house plan and have pictures to share? Would love to see some completed plans to help keep us motivated!!! |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 7:24
We are currently building the Cartwright. I love the DG floorplans, so nice and open and very functional. The only changes we made were to add a couple feet to the garage and a screened porch on back. Here are a few pictures |
Sprice. Beautiful lot and house! With that red dirt and the mountain views, I would guess western VA/NC or eastern TN. Am I right? |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 24, 08 at 8:46
You are right on the money - the beautiful hills of east TN, just on the edge of Knoxville! |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Tue, Jun 24, 08 at 9:17
SPrice, very nice indeed. What county did you build in, and who is your builder, if you don't mind saying? |
Hi sprice5105, I'm building (almost building, actually) in Blaine. Are we neighbors perhaps? (frog_hopper, I see you got here before me!) :-) -------------- Trilby |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 7:35
Wow, what a coincidence! I am building in Knox Co but practically in Blaine. We are technically in Mascot but just across the street from the Grainger Co. line. My builder is Mike Shelton and he is fantastic! If you are looking for a builder, I highly recommend him. |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 9:20
Thanks, I've made note of the name, but our site is probably too far east for him. Do you know where he works out of? |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 9:23
Make that too far west. Should have had more coffee before I posted. |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 9:49
Frog hopper - Where are you building? He is from the Grainger Co/Union Co area but I know he is getting ready to build in Anderson Co so he does seem to build all around the area. I'd be happy to give you his number if you are interested. |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 10:20
We are building west of Oak Ridge in Roane County. I would like his number, if you are comfortable with posting it, or if you know how to send email through GardenWeb. I tried to find instructions on how to email members through the site and had no luck. |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 10:46
I can't figure out how to email members either. Why don't you email me at email@example.com and I will give you his number. |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 11:58
Will do. Thank you. |
sprice5105... scroll to the bottom of the page where it gives a link to "member services". You will then be able to edit your profile and add an e-mail link. |
Sprice5105.... What a small world it really is! I'm just a few miles from you, on Indian Ridge Rd (or I will be eventually. We're getting the workshop built so that we can live there while we get the "Real House" built). Do you know if Mike Shelton has any ICF experience? ---------------------- Trilby |
- Posted by sprice5105 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 1, 08 at 8:03
Hi Trilby, Where on Indian Ridge are you? Are you close to River Ranch? I used to board my horses there. We are renting a house right in Blaine next to the Little Dipper. I don't know if Mike has ICF experience or not. Come by and see our place and you can see some of his work. He has built lots of homes in your area - 2 in River Farms, 1 in River Ranch, and 1 on Richland Rd. email me and I will give you his number and directions to my place and a few of the others he has built (my email is in my previous post) |
My husband and I are starting our DG Home, the "Kellswater" in August. We have made some changes to cut down on the cost which is ok because we really like the layout of the floorplan. We are squaring up the house and making a straight roof line for a typical ranch house. The roof is supposed to have a 12/12 pitch (which I like)but now we are being told if we want to cut more cost we should make the roof a 6/12. My husband thinks that the 6/12 pitch would look ok. I am not happy with that because I would lose the window/light in the foyer. I think that the lowest I would want to go would be an 8/12 because I could still keep the window, but I am wondering if it will look ok with an 8/12 pitch. Does anyone have any suggestions? |
- Posted by frog_hopper (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 08 at 17:39
I don't like steep roofs. They may look good, but they require the husband to risk his neck if something needs doing up there. Either that or pay someone. Being the husband, I have an aversion to steep roofs. That said, I don't think that design would work with a 6/12 roof. I don't see how the bonus room could exist with such a shallow roof. Certainly, it would be much smaller. It may not be possible to build the stairs to code with a 6/12, without moving them. That may change other things. An 8/12 or 9/12 might work, although the bonus room would still be smaller. The stairs would likely have to move toward the front of the house. I assume there is an inswing door at the foot of the stairs, which is good. That probably would have to change to an outswing, which wouldn't be as good. You really need to find out what the change would do functionally and aethsetically. I would suggest getting a really good house design software package, or find someone that has one, and try that for visuals, etc. Just for the roofline, all you would need to enter is the exterior walls. Of course, there is a bit of a learning curve for these programs. For the better ones, it can be pretty steep. Which is where we came in. :-) |
We used a Donald Gardner Craftsman style house plan. We love it. Name of plan is the Larking. We are in the trim and painting stage. Has anyone else used the Larking plan? |
- Posted by chasing3girls (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 08 at 14:34
We bought the Capistrano 3 months ago. We've since decided to build another house/plan. If anyone is interested...we would sell the plans and license for $700 (paid $1030). |
Chasing3girls the plan is ver nice. I wish the DH would allow me to build that baby! What plan have you decided on now? |
hello everyone. I'm building The Genevieve plan #1121 in a month or so. I wondering if everyone has built this plan and/or has any advice or pictures for me. They will be greatly appreciated. |
- Posted by firemanldw (My Page) on Wed, Oct 1, 08 at 20:10
Hi all I am interested in building the Derbyville. I saw a few pics on here but would love to have more. If anyone can help please do so. Thanks. |
- Posted by lostinplans (My Page) on Sun, Mar 14, 10 at 20:29
Does anyone have pictures of the Kellswater? I would love to see them! |
- Posted by miranda6690 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 17, 10 at 11:24
Hi! We are building the Whitney right now. We made a few changes including adding a 1/2 bath under the stairs and removing a wall in the dining room. It's turning out to be a beautiful house! |
- Posted by rookie_2010 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 19, 10 at 15:13
We are in the (slow-moving) finishing stage of the DG Evangeline plan. We added a walk-out basement and made some layout changes to the kitchen and master bath. |
Husband? Yeah, right. He's scared of heights. I repaired the roof 8 months pregnant.... Anyhow, I like the plan, but PLEASE consider something more appropriate than the Palladian windows. They're called "Palladian" for a reason--they were only built in Palladian buildings for centuries. I saw a lovely substitution here of one higher rectangular window flanked by smaller ones. It looked great--and it isn't the HUGE timestamp that a Palladian window on a farmhouse is. |
Hi There, My husband and I are thinking of building the Cedar Ridge home plan. If anyone has built this home I would love to see pictures. Thanks |
- Posted by harleywood (My Page) on Thu, Aug 19, 10 at 11:18
I am intrested in the Capistrano house plans if they are for still for sale. email@example.com |
hi miranda, I want to build the Whitney also. If you have any pics I would love to see how it's turning out. Thanks much! firstname.lastname@example.com |
- Posted by janet12312 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 31, 10 at 12:40
Does anyone have photos of the Kellswater? Would love to see them. |
Looking for any information on "The Harmony Point" or "The Ives" home plan. Anyone build? If so, can you link pics or email to firstname.lastname@example.com? |
- Posted by papersailship (My Page) on Tue, Sep 28, 10 at 17:41
Has anyone built the Irby yet? Care to show some pictures of the finished product? My family is seriously considering this house plan so it would be nice to see one that's already built. |
- Posted by Tiffany Parker(email@example.com) onMon, Apr 18, 11 at 20:21
Has anyone built The Holloway floorplan by Donald Gardner? I would love to see some pictures before I build. Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks. |
I noticed that this is an old thread but was wondering if there are any out there that ended up building the Kellswater Donald Gardner plan..... was especially interested in G Mama post as we are considering reducing the pitch as well..... please please please need help from anyone familiar with this plan or has pictures.... ANY AND ALL HELP WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED email@example.com |
Building the Southerland right now |
Do any of you that built a Fitzgerald live within driving distance of Tennessee? If so would you possibly let my wife and I see your house. She has put me on the search of finding one to walk through. If so please email me. We would be willing to buy your family supper and would really like to meet someone that has been through the process. email@example.com |
I recently purchased Don Gardner plans for $7600, after customizing costs and wouldn't do it again because it wasn't a pleasant experience. In fact, I just registered a complaint with the BBB after exhausted efforts to resolve my dispute with them. During the entire design process, we told our DAG designer one thing and she did another. For example, the original plan called for a bathroom near the rear entry of the room and, based on some changes we made, she relocated the bathroom to the far side of the house even though we expressed to keep it near the original location. After several versions back and forth, which you pay for by the hour, the house kept getting bigger so I had to design the downstairs to accommodate this request myself. The bathroom design was nothing like that of the pictures I sent her and it took several versions for her to get it near right. When the plans were finally finished, they charged me an additional $1400 for roof changes that I believed were a part of the original quote. Upon receiving the plans and submitting them to several general contractors for a quote, numerous errors were pointed out; some of which were quite costly mistakes. For example, in the downstairs and upstairs, we requested 9' and 10' fold away doors for our upstairs and downstairs great rooms, which overlook a gorgeous lake view, that cost $17,000 each. The designer put 8' doors in the plan and made them more narrow than we spoke about. Upon bringing this matter to her attention, she resent out a revised plan but only sent 1 copy when we purchased 5. Anyone with a brain and has built a custom home before knows that one copy of the plan is impossible to work with and, DAG does not permit you to copy their plans. To rectify the roof charges of the $1400, they gave me a credit and the CAD program so that an architect could change the plan and errors. Since then, more errors have been pointed out and, after attempting to get quotes from a number of GC's, the numbers were coming in so high that we went to speak to a local architect. He stated that DAG did not design the house to be cost effective in any way and used excessive cement driving the home price up to very high $ per square foot. When I asked DAG to make changes they wouldn't and they could care less that after spending the sort of $ I did on the plan, now I had to spend an additional $2,000 - $3,000 to be able to afford to build the home. When I learned of these issues, I asked DAG to refund me the difference between what I would have paid for the CAD program, around $3400, so that I could use the balance to fix the plan. They refused and have not responded to an email since then. I believe in this economy and for as costly it is to build a new home with inflation for commodities, they should work with their customers to not only make a home efficient and cost effective, but also make changes if problems are incurred. I will post the outcome of the BBB result, which might I add I have never gone to the BBB to register a complaint in my life. Keeping my fingers crossed that the issue will get resolved. |
Has anyone built the derbyville? if so, i would love to see pictures and did you make any modifications? thanks |
Anyone wanna share their experience with a Luxembourg plan home? We are getting ready to order it and wanted any feedback on any issues. |
Anyone built the Edgewater, Flagler, Evangeline ? its down to these 3 finally !!! help |
Hi Ralph, We really like the Evangeline plan and are considering building this plan with a walk-out basement in California. If you locate anyone who has built this plan or one similar...we'd like to hear how smoothly things went and see photos too. Let's compare notes and keep in touch... Mike |
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I can't wait to hear, what are you and your family members going to wear to MNSSHP?
DH and I are going without our kids, and we are not real costume people. I think I will get both of us Halloween t-shirts from Target or Old Navy or something, and then I have this awesome puffy pumpkin hat that I will wear. I know, we're no fun, we would do more if we were taking our girls. But they're little and I want to stay 'til midnight. We'll bring our 4 year old next year.
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These come out very moist. I found this on the back of a grocery store ad and made a few changes. The original called for 2 tsp of Thyme, 1/4 c of Parmesan, & 2 c of cornflakes. I measured after I dipped and found I had a good 1/2 c of mixture left so I cut the recipe back accordingly. Submitted by NANADEB49 Carbs: 9.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 221.2
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A tasty creamy coleslaw with tang and crunch. Try it as a sandwich filling- the true slawburger! Submitted by M1231E Carbs: 7.5g | Fat: 7.5g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 101.4
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This is how I make chai when I need something warm that makes me feel enveloped in comfort without the added calories of my former addiction: hot chocolate. It's spicier (in a warming way that is very soothing) and lighter in taste than any chai from a coffee shop. The method is also quite authentic. If you can, make sure to use fresh, whole cardamom pods, whole cloves, and freshly ground black pepper. You can also add a couple of drops of vanilla extract or use a very small amount of fresh ginger. The recipe is calculated with four teaspoons of sugar, but it is completely up to you. Submitted by ALDABATEUSE Carbs: 13.3g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 4.4g | Calories: 91.1
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Masoor Dal (Red Split Dal). Submitted by HCHATTERJEE Carbs: 22g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 11g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 175.3
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Delicious chunks of paneer are marinated in a spicy yogurt mixture and then fried, roasted or broiled. I used them in a whole wheat pita stuffed with spinach and tomatoes. Can serve with a tomato based gravy, on a bed of rice, with some stir-fried vegetables, or eat as is for a tasty snack. Submitted by KIERAE Carbs: 5.8g | Fat: 16.2g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 18.3g | Calories: 245.6
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The Liberty County School system recognized three teachers at Tuesday night's Board Meeting for exceptional use of technology in the classroom.
Joseph Martin Elementary students have become published authors. All students participated in a program from studentreasures that allowed them to write and to illustrate their books.
Falling in line with state results, Liberty County schools posted significant increases in criterion-referenced competency test scores this year, exciting educators across the area.
LUDOWICI - Despite a rainout Friday night, the Long County High School 2009 Graduation Ceremony went off without a hitch Saturday morning.
The Valedictorians from Bradwell and Liberty traveled to the Georgia's Governor's Mansion for a day of honor.
Three Liberty County High School students will accompany Waldo Pafford fourth-grade teacher Nicole Carter to New York this summer to compete in a competition sponsored by the NAACP.
Jordye Bacon Elementary recently concluded the school year with a Jeopardy-style quiz bowl for K-2 and a three-strike elimination quiz bowl for grades 3-5. Winners of the K-2 were on team 3; Diamond Stiff, Michael Alexis and Jakorian Willis. Winners of the black history bowl were Tyma Bullard, first place, Kylee Proffitt second, and Kyshon Campbell, third.
LUDOWICI -- Long County High School will have its 2009 graduation at 8 p.m. Friday in at Veterans Stadium.
Haleigh Hawkins won the Liberty County School System's 2008-09 Spelling Bee winner. She is a seventh-grader at Lewis Frasier Middle School. Students who participated in the bee ranged from fourth through eighth grades and each elementary and middle school within the system was represented by its top spellers.
As a part of the GREAT (Gang Resistance Education and Training) program, each class must do a class project.
The top Accelerated Readers for the year at Lewis Frasier Middle School were treated to a recent ice cream social, complete with prizes. Fifty-one students who earned 200 or more points for the year also attended Wii parties and were eligible to win a Wii game system.
On paper, Republicans' best presidential candidate for 2016 would seem to be the sitting governor of Wisconsin, except for one possible problem: He never graduated from college.
Video games have been maligned for decades.
Radio personality Garrison Keillor used to have a standing joke that his fictional Lake Woebegon was where "all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are above average."
SAVANNAH - Armstrong State University's College of Science and Technology will launch Science on Tap - a new, free monthly event - at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, at Savannah Coffee Roasters, 215 W. Liberty St.
The Liberty County School System administration, along with the Liberty County Board of Education, held a community forum Thursday night at the Performing Arts Center to discuss its upcoming 2015-'16 budget and the impending reduction in school-system personnel.
SAVANNAH - Armstrong State University recently hired Christopher Corrigan as the institution's new vice president for business and finance.
STATESBORO - The Georgia Southern University College of Business Administration online programs have been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as among the best online programs for 2015.
Donnie Pulliam, an alumnus of Liberty County High School, recently received a scholarship from the National Society of High School Scholars.
Georgia Connections Academy, a provider of free virtual K-12 schooling, will host online information sessions every Tuesday and Thursday this month to show how an online classroom works.
The Liberty County Board of Education on Tuesday voted to enact a district-wide hiring freeze for all "non-essential positions," as stated by Liberty County School System Superintendent Dr. Valya Lee.
Educational top brass of the Liberty County School System and Armstrong State University convened Friday at the Liberty College and Career Academy to put the official stamps on two new partnership agreements.
Three Long County High School students recently were recognized for their accomplishments.
State School Superintendent-elect Richard Woods is accepting applications for the 2015 Student Advisory Council.
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In conjunction with the Storefront Churches exhibition, Vergara is participating in the Museum's summer outreach program, Investigating Where We Live (IWWL), which empowers middle and high school students to explore and interpret city neighborhoods through photography, interviews, and creative writing. Now in its 14th year, IWWL was inspired by Vergara's 1996 exhibition at the museum, The New American Ghetto: Photographs by Camilo José Vergara. Vergara will also give a public lecture this November on his work in conjunction with FotoWeek DC 2009. The National Building Museum is also presenting Form and Movement: Photographs by Philip Trager. The exhibition consists of black and white photographs selected from Trager's 40-year career and brings together images of early New England landscapes, architecture from Italian Renaissance villas, New York City skyscrapers, and modern dance. If you go … |


text: The man who is reported to be the inspiration for the popular Discovery Channel show "The Deadliest Catch" will be at Hump's Restaurant in Clatskanie this evening. Spike Walker is the author of four novels, including his newest book "On the Edge of Survival." Walker will be reading excerpts from the new book, and will also conduct an autograph session. You'll have a chance to talk with Walker, and they'll also have a number of crab-inspired specials on the Hump's menu. Today's book signing with Spike Walker is set to begin at 7 pm at Hump's in Clatskanie.