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Brett and Britt's Swan & Dolphin Wedding Honeymoon PJ
Hey guys!
So I know it's kinda unconventional that the groom posts a PJ on here but I'm no stranger to unconventional since our whole relationship is kinda... well unconventional. haha. Little back story for ya. We met online and chatted through email and text messages for a few weeks before deciding to meet up. I was living in Las Vegas and she was living/working at the Grand Canyon North Rim. We decided that the nearest thing to a halfway point would be St. George Utah at the outlet malls. Both of us hated the idea of a stereotypical first date of dinner and a movie; but guess what? We wound up doing just that! haha. We had sushi and then went and saw Friends With Benefits(not the wisest idea for a first date movie but hey! It worked!). We hit it off really well and decided we'd definitely meet up again. After dating and switching off who went to see who for two months she asked if she could move in with me when her contract ended in October. Of course I said yes! I had a month an a half to prepare myself mentally for it. Then, a couple days later on September 15th (her birthday nonetheless) I get a call while I'm on my way to work "Hey, some crap went down, I'll be there tonight" Needless to say I freaked out a bit. haha. It went really smooth though and our relationship grew exponentially from there. Here's a picture of us from August 2011 on my first trip up to the Grand Canyon North Rim http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._6048418_n.jpg We had been talking about getting married and had even looked at engagement/wedding rings. Little did she know I put one of the one's she fell in love with on layaway 4 days later. She found out about it when the receipt fell out of my wallet and she picked it up. (do'oh :confused3) She was exited but I told her it'd take me awhile to pay it off so we won't be getting engaged until at least January Fast forward a month. We've moved to Tucson together and are living in my parents house. I decided to take her out to dinner at Applebee's on October 14th and then go up to one of my favorite look out points on Mt. Lemmon with her and show her the amazing views of Tucson and the spot I usually go to clear my head when I'm in town. It's 10:30pm when we get up there. I had grabbed our sweatshirts before we left the house because I knew It'd be chilly (and much to her surprise later, the engagement ring). After walking around and talking for awhile, watching the moonrise over the mountains I finally decided it was the right time. I dropped to one knee and proposed to her. The funniest part is as I'm asking her all she's saying is "Are you kidding me?!" and as I'm putting the ring on her finger she says "you know you never ACTUALLY asked me right?" I retorted with "Yes I did but I'll do it again!" So I took the ring back off and got back down on my knee and asked again. :rotfl: She of course said yes! Her engagement ring http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...93291875_n.jpg Fast forward 4 more months and now we're living in Southern California. We had been going back and forth for months over a date, location, costs and all of that and finally settled on having a small ceremony at my cousin's house in Somis, Ca on September 1st, 2012. The venue is free(score 1! more money for the Disneymoon!) and her friend volunteered to cater the wedding for FREE :scared1: if we buy the food( Score 2! Even MORE money! :woohoo:). To top off the whole thing we found my wedding band on Amazon.com for $50 instead of the $500 the jewelry stores wanted!!(Score 3! :cool1::woohoo::yay::dance3:) My wedding band http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...qL._SS500_.jpg We're headed down to Somis this weekend to do a cake tasting and have another one scheduled on March 17th. After that we'll have to sit down and figure out which one to go with. She's picked out some DIY invitations/rsvp cards from Michael's which look great and are relatively cheap! :D Now to nail down our menu, minister, decide whether we want to do a photographer or not since it's going to be a very informal wedding, and a few other things. We're planning on hitting WDW December 3rd-10th so we're there for the Christmas season and renting DVC points so we can stay at BLT. I LOVE Disney's Christmas decorations and she's never been(:scared1:) to DL or WDW. I convinced her that we should take a mini-honeymoon to DL in October so the Halloween decorations are up and so we can avoid the crowds:cool1: That's all for now! I'll keep this up to date as often as I can. Any tips for saving money is welcome as we are paying for everything out of pocket. If you guys see anything we might be missing please speak up! -Brett |
So great to hear the grooms perspective!
Beautiful proposal and a gorgeous unusual ring, love your wedding band as well :) I think you should have a photographer, even if it's just a small basic package with a few prints, you'll want every memory possible of the day as it will just fly by, and as many pictures as possible of your beautiful bride!! xx |
Welcome and congrats!
Thanks. :) She picked out her ring though so I can't take credit for anything but buying it. I'd been looking at rings for months and when I saw that one I fell in love with it but not for the price the jewelry store wanted thats for sure! I was ecstatic when I found it for so cheap! We're definitely looking around and pricing them out but we're on a very tight budget and don't have a lot of room to play sadly so we'll see what happens. If anyone has any recommendations for good photographers that charge by the hour and not just package rates in So Cal I'm open to suggestions! Quote:
The cake tasting went really well yesterday and we deided that we're going to stick with this bakery! Their cakes tasted wonderful and some of the customers who came in chatted with us and gave rave reviews of them! If we have to do 3 tier's the cake is going to be ~$450 :scared1:! The bottom tier is going to be white cake with strawberry puree & cream cheese filling, the middle tier is a lemon poppy seed cake with creamy lemon curd filling and the top tier(if we have it) is going to be chocolate cake with a cookie and cream filling. All of them are iced with vanilla buttercream instead of doing fondant(since it's MUCH more expensive and we both hate the taste of it.
I didn't realize cakes cost so much! That's planning for 90 people though and we may only get 50 so we'll most likely lose the top tier and save some money there. Britt is going out to a wedding supply store today to look for invitations and some other things. We started working on our reception playlist and oh wow is it long. haha. We've only gone through my iPod so far. We still have to go through hers as well. It's a very eclectic mix of music that's for sure! I've been thinking about having her make some of the food she want's her caterer friend to prepare for the reception that way I can get an idea of what everything tastes like. |
Here's our Budget so far:
Rings: $1,000 Wedding/Reception venue: $0! Caterer:$0! Food/drinks:$750 My Suit:$0 (Already own it XD) Britt's Dress: $500 Best Man's Suit:$100 Best Man's hotel/travel:$250 Minister:$300 Cake:$450 Floral:$500 (Probably Less) Invitations and postage: $75 Target budget: $4,500 Total Expenses Budgeted as of 2/26/12: $3,925 Total Spent as of 2/26/12(Bolded): $1,000 Total Left in Target Budget: $3,500 Total Expenses Left as of 2/26/12: $2,925 As of right now we are $575 under our target budget! I'm VERY excited about that! |
Hey guys!
Not too much to update. We just moved into a new place closer to my work so we haven't had much time to do anything wedding related lately. Once our tax returns come in she's going to order her dress and we're going to put the deposit down on the cake. Here's a couple pictures of the venue: Looking across the dance floor towards the main seating area: http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...26647462_n.jpg View of the dance floor: http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...52587467_n.jpg Another view of the dance floor: http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...70919737_n.jpg As you can see the ballroom is fairly large. I'll get some pictures of the ceremony location next weekend when we go back to visit again. Here's a picture of me wearing my ring: http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...29562307_n.jpg It is a very bright blue in the sunlight. I love it! My mom is on invitation making detail so I'll post pictures when she sends me some. Our colors are black and red and we're just doing a very simple backyard ceremony. We're going to have everyone gather in a circle around us as we do the ceremony since it shouldn't be more than 10 or 15 minutes. Then we'll go inside the ballroom and do the sand/unity candle(haven't decided which one yet) ceremony. After that we'll have our first dance, eat and do the toasts. Edit: Oh! I forgot to add that we're also going to be taking dance lessons since neither of us knows how to dance. haha. |
Hello and welcome! I'm always up for reading a groom's pov. :)
Love the engagement story--both rings are fabulous. I know you said you are having a very informal wedding, but I think it would be very special if you could have some sort of a photographer there, at least at the ceremony. To me, pictures of my wedding day are priceless and I find myself looking at them at least once a day! :laughing: Even if it's just designating a guest to take some pictures--I think you'll like having those memories. Can't wait to read more! |
Thanks :) :) We're both happy with them that's for sure! There will be a lot of personal camera's I'm sure but we're trying to budget in a photographer but the cheapest I've found is a friend of mine and she's quoted me $1,000 and lives in Dallas. I know it's a REALLY good price but it's like 1/4 the cost of the whole wedding. We don't know if we really want to spend THAT much on a photographer or just spend $500 or $600 on a REALLY nice camera and hand it to someone we trust. :confused3 Upside to buying a camera is we'll be able to use it for years to come I guess. |
Get a photographer!
Trust me, you will regret it. Let's just say we cheaped out on a photographer for our wedding, and the friend who was to take our pictures messed them up, and we have nothing. Not even random photos other people were taking so many of. It is the only thing that remains after the wedding. You will want those memories, plus your kids will want to see your out of style clothes and haircuts! If you absolutely don't want to pay for it, maybe find a deal at a studio. You might do them before the actual wedding, and could get pictures of you and your fiancé in your wedding garb. PS I wish I had spent less on my dress and more on the photos. The dress gets worn one day, and they get really dirty dragging on the floor, and outside. You think it is something you want forever, but it becomes clutter very quickly! |
:scared1:That's horrible! I'm sorry to hear that happened to you! Haha yeah, I'm sure they will. :rotfl: Thats a thought too but we'll see where it goes I guess. She's not even spending $300 on hers and shes getting exactly what she want's which is even better so the cost of her dress is rather insignificant in the grand scheme of things. Had to reschedule a cake tasting that was supposed to be Saturday to the 30th due to some conflicting things we had scheduled. I may need to get another ring by the time the wedding rolls around. I bought a size 15 and it's now gotten loose on me due to weight loss. I guess that's a good thing though! haha. We're going to start getting dance lessons on the 30th as well. Definitely excited to start that. :) Let's hope my knee holds out though. I can't afford another 2 weeks off work. |
Love your update, but I absolutely agree about the photographer. You will absolutely regret not getting a proper one. Try and see if you can find a new one or a student who's willing to work for cheap.
ohhhh.. Love the grooms perspective! :)
Your story is sweet, expecially the part when you had to ask again! I triple, quadruple, and centupple, the photographer! :laughing: There are some places out there where you can get someone cheap. I like the idea of hiring a student. Also look into Studio Blue They have bargain prices and will give you at least some professional photos! Like someone told me when I said I didn't' care about the photos, it will be the one way you'll remember your day in 15 years, so make 'em good! :) Can't wait to read more about your planning and your cake tasting! YUM! |
:rotfl: I still tease her about that one! Thanks for the link! Did some browsing around and they're very close to what my friend is charging(though for $200 more she'll do the whole day and go to DL with us on Sunday. haha) We've decided on going with the first place we tried because we both fell in love with the flavors and the owner was very nice and helpful during the whole process. We're just doing the second one for free cake. :lmao: So on a whim I took Britt to Disneyland for her first trip 2 weeks ago and she had an absolute blast!! She was like a little kid in a candy store! She loved Pirates and we got to see F! and Wishes(I had never seen it from behind the castle in Fantasyland so that was a really neat experience for both of us, although, I do prefer seeing it in front of the castle). I finally got to see Murphy in all her glory as well and I was amazed! Everytime I'd gone before she was down but this time she worked perfectly! Only bad part is the Mark Twain was down so the characters came out on the island. She had a blast on Soarin', ToT, California Screamin' and SM. I even tackled my last mountain which was BTMRR! We did it at night! That was an absolute blast and I have a new favorite coaster! haha. We got to see the Aladdin musical at DCA and she thought it was great! I have officially convinced her to get AP's for both of us in the fall as well!(I refuse to go in the summer due to crowd levels so no use in getting them now and wasting May-Aug.) I'll post some pictures as soon as I get them off my camera(I misplaced my cable. OOPS!) http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...49962807_n.jpg Britt in front of the Mickey Topiary at Disneyland on her first time in the park! (she wasn't happy I make her take a picture. haha) http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...14282617_n.jpg Following the end of the parade down Main Street USA. http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...93567176_n.jpg Britt and I in front of the Mickey Topiary at Disneyland on our way out of the park. Sorry for the crappy picture quality! It was taken with my phone's camera! My cousins have booked a dance instructor for us and paid for it as part of our wedding gift on top of everything else they've done for us! I am at a loss for words. They have been so generous to us already and then they throw that in the mix. My parent's on the other hand.... Yeah, we won't go there. The only reason we decided to let my mom do the invitations is she offered to do them for free. I have limited contact with my mom and brother due to a falling out a couple months ago. *sigh* oh well. Some people just never grow up. :confused3 |
Awww sweet story :lovestruc everything sounds great :thumbsup2 I love your ring :love: definitely get a photographer!! But you also have to stay within your budget because yo don't want to start married life broke :goodvibes keep the updates coming popcorn::
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Curious destiny - this map was originally drafted, a long time ago, to
study the radio waves from Navy communication stations in Brasilia and
Recife.My merit was to see that it was also a geopolitical map.finally it
will arrive in your office in Washington D.C.
I will be spending a few days with my wife (vacation) in New York. I'll
mail the map from the Big Apple so that it will come to you as quickly as
My postal address remains (hopefully)
J. A. de Macedo Soares
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All the best and do send me a word by e-mail when this map gets to
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Assunto: Re: RES: Muito obrigado
Jose Antonio,
You have no idea how happy your email has made me! I was so heartbroken
to have lost that map. I was at a bar catching up with some friends
yesterday and a guy next to me saw the huge smile that came across my
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I hope you've been doing well. The Mideast has kept us sleep-deprived
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Likewise, please send me your address, as there is something that I
would like to send you as a thank you for all the kindness and
hospitality you displayed during my visit to your beautiful country.
Thank you again!!
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Dear Ms. Reva,
We managed to find another copy of the map that was stolen.
We were really saddened at the prospect of your office not having,
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To what address should I send this very suspicious looking tube with
the map?
best regards
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Assunto: Muito obrigado
Senhor Macedo Soares,
I wanted to express my gratitude again to you and your colleagues for
taking the time to meet with me in Brasilia. It was an honor and
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say the least. I really loved that map and was so honored to have it. In
any case, thank you so much for giving it to me in the first place. It
was a really special gift.
After spending time with the cariocas in Rio, the Itamaraty crowd in
Brasilia, the gauchos in Rio Grande do Sul and all kinds of Paulistas in
SP, I am leaving your beautiful country with a much better understanding
of the Brazilian soul. I plan to be back soon and hope to see you
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In the playoff, Choi's second shot on the par-4 18th went into the water to the right of the green, and she missed a putt for bogey before Pettersen, who had lost in a playoff to M.J. Hur at the 2009 Safeway Classic, sank her winning par putt.
Pettersen, who is a native of Norway, entered Sunday at 1-over-par, trailing second-round leader Choi by nine shots, but a strong day with her putter helped her to stake the impressive comeback. Pettersen had five birdies and one eagle on No. 10, which was nearly an albatross as Pettersen joked she had to sink just a two-inch putt, en route to putting herself at the top of the leaderboard.
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"I definitely didn't think I was going to sit here when I started the day warming up," Pettersen said after her victory. "It was nice to have a back-to-back win, Ireland and here, and my full-time caddie on the bag this week. So now this is really a bonus coming off a five-day vacation back home. I did not anticipate this, but I'll take it."
There were a couple of rookies making some noise at the Safeway Classic on Saturday including Ryann O'Toole who fired a 2-under 69 to move into a tie for fifth, six shots behind the leader Choi. O'Toole is currently second in the race for the 2011 Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year with 144 points. She trails Hee Kyung Seo, who holds a significant lead in the race with 449 points. Seo found herself on the leaderboard for part of the day Saturday before finishing with back-to-back bogeys that dropped her to 2-over-par for the tournament.
Although O'Toole is a rookie, this isn't the first time she's found herself in contention entering the final day of a tournament. O'Toole finished ninth at this year's U.S. Women's Open at The Broadmoor in July and that experience seemed to have helped her.
"To finally get in and get a few events under my belt and qualify for the U.S. Women's Open, it just felt like things were finally coming around," O'Toole said. "I mean I played well last years on the Futures Tour, so I knew that I was ready to come out here and do my thing. I went from trying to just make cuts and get my feet wet to after the Open realize that, hey, Top 10 is in my grasp every time. So you know, I'm setting new goals and trying to just take it one step at a time, not try to jump too far. I mean if a win comes, awesome. I'm going to play my game and play one shot at a time, but I'm just going to take it as that."


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It must have been on Wednesday night, the week of CES, I got an email from Daniel asking if I would like to take a look at their new coolers. I got in contact with him and asked for the Intel variation of this new cooler, which led to him pointing out that I should stop at their booth on the floor while I was there.
With about four or five meetings that day scheduled all around them, I figured I had time to stop off and see what was new. Let me just keep this bit short and sweet, they have a few products in cooling that are new, but also ARCTIC is really diversifying to new markets.
Back to the reason we are here, the CPU cooler that almost beat me to my door. Daniel said he was going to get right on it, and he is a man of his word, obviously! This time ARCTIC is delivering a cooler that while producing better than stock results, will deliver cooling to your system with a very low noise level emanating from this cooler. On top of that, the cooler has a stylish white on black coloration on the front of natural aluminum and copper. Nothing too far from the normal scheme from ARCTIC, but I will let the test do the talking before I make any assumptions.
The newest of CPU coolers, the ARCTIC Freezer i30 and a30 coolers are built system specific. Today we will be looking at the Intel version, or the Freezer i30 model. This aluminum finned cooler with four 8mm diameter heat pipes offers direct touch to the CPU IHS with these generously sized heat pipes.
Looking at the cooler there is plenty of surface area to be a good performer, and the lack of sound during operation has me intrigued. Don't get me wrong, of course it makes some noise, but by the ratings on the packaging, you will be hard pressed to hear this noise level in any chassis; but enough with my speculation, let's get a look at the new i30 from ARCTIC and get to testing it.


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Makes 24 squares
active time
15 min
total time
3 3/4 hr (includes cooling)
This chewy snack cake gets its distinctive gelatinous texture from mochiko, a sweet rice flour that's commonly used in Hawaii. Coconut milk and butter add rich, creamy flavor.
- 3 cups mochiko* (sweet rice flour; 1 lb)
- 2 1/2 cups sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 (14-oz) cans unsweetened coconut milk (not low-fat)
- 5 large eggs
- 1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted butter, melted and cooled
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 350°F.
Whisk together mochiko, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl. Whisk together coconut milk, eggs, butter, and vanilla in another bowl. Add coconut mixture to flour mixture, whisking until batter is combined.
Pour batter into an ungreased 13- by 9-inch baking pan, smoothing top, and bake until top is golden and cake begins to pull away from sides of pan, about 1 1/2 hours. Cool cake completely in pan on a rack, about 2 hours. Cut mochi into 24 squares before serving.
Cooks' note: Mochi keeps, covered and chilled, 3 days.
*Available at Asian markets and Uwajimaya (800-889-1928; uwajimaya.com).
my notes
- Calories207
- Carbohydrates37 g (12%)
- Fat5 g (8%)
- Protein3 g (5%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (8%)
- Sodium77 mg (3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g (0%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol44 mg (15%)


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The Sparkleberry County fair will celebrate National Arbor Day on April 26 at the Clemson Sandhill Research and Education Center, located at 900 Clemson Road in North East Columbia.
First Palmetto Financial Corporation, the holding company for First Palmetto Bank, will hold its 2013 annual meeting of stockholders at 10 a.m. on May 20.
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The Camden Horse earned first place as the best Sports Specialty Publication or Sports Magazine published by any non-daily newspaper in the state of South Carolina. This is the first year the category has been included in the South Carolina Press Association's (SCPA) annual news contest. Chronicle-Independent (C-I) Editor Martin L. Cahn accepted the award Saturday on behalf of Camden Media Co. Publisher Mike Mischner at the SCPA's annual meeting in Greenville.
A Lugoff man won enough to retire, but says he won't.
One face will be missing from the Carolina Cup when it returns to Camden March 30. Willie "Almond" Locklear, official farrier for both the Carolina Cup and Colonial Cup since 1997, died last week at the age of 65.
The Chronicle-Independent announces newsroom changes effective today with the hiring of Camden native Fraser Speaks as its new Localife editor. Speaks will take over the Localife page from Tenell Felder. Felder is taking up the mantle of West Wateree Chronicle editor from Michael Ulmer who left Friday for a position with the Aiken Standard.
March 9, from 9 a.m. to noon the Kershaw County Recreation Department (KCRD) and Camden High School will sponsor a baseball camp at the American Legion Baseball Field. The cost is $30 per father/son pair (Checks payable to KCRD). There will be a $5 charge for every other son from the original pair.
A Midlands lottery player is $500,000 richer today and might not even know it.
The S.C. Bar Pro Bono Program will sponsor a free legal clinic in Bethune on March 5. The topic is wills, estates and probate, featuring attorney William B. Cox Jr. The clinic will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Kershaw County Library's Bethune branch, 206 S. Main St.
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The Kershaw County Recreation Department is currently registering for the Youth Baseball Leagues. Boys and girls must be four by May 1, 2013 to play baseball.
Sir Jefferson, the Blue Knight of Concord -- a member of the Knights of the Guild-East -- prepares for a jousting demonstration at the S.C. Equine Center outside of Camden Feb. 9 during the S.C. Horseman's Council Expo. Other Knights of the Guild-East include the Red Knight, Sir Troy; Green Knight, Sir David; and the Pink Knight, Lady Kayleigh. Based in Concord, N.C., the group delivers an "Early Act FirstKnight" character education program for schools throughout the Carolinas. The program teaches students how to become noble, service-oriented people, along with why it is important they do so. Other ...
"Inside, looking out. Kirkover Hills (Camden, SC)" reads the caption on this photo submitted by Betsy Sanders Long to the Chronicle-Independent's Facebook page Sunday after a mid-winter snowfall. Several people submitted photos -- and videos -- of the snow falling and its aftermath. Editor Martin L. Cahn picked out this photograph as the best to publish in today's edition.
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Benejuzar near to Almoradi on Spains fabulous Costa Blanca, cheap bargain property for sale.
From our La Siesta office we are proud to offer this beautiful, cheap, bargain 2 bedroom finca. Located in the tranquil and rural area of Benejuzar close to the beautiful, traditional Spanish towns of Orihuela and Almoradi, this beautiful detached, 90 year old finca sits on an impressive plot of 1500sqm. The beautiful plot is professionally landscaped with various fruit trees, vines and shrubs. The fantastic outdoor kitchen area with two barbecue ovens, gas and wood burning is ideal to enjoy the Spanish sun and an alfresco lifestyle. There is a garage, several outhouses, a workshop and a chicken coop. To the rear of the property is another entrance which is bordered by the Segura river. Although rural it is only 5 minutes walk to the village of Benejuzar. The property benefits from wonderful views of the countryside and the mountains.
Inside is a large, light, bright and airy lounge/diner with a beautiful feature fireplace and working wood burning stove. The kitchen is independent with a selection of wall mounted and floor standing units. There are two large, double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
This beautiful finca is conveniently situated close to the rustic village of Benejuzar. The golden sandy beaches of the Costa Blanca are only 30 minutes away, it is just a 25 minute drive to either Murcia or Alicante airport and the fabulous new Paramount Theme Park, set to open in 2015, which is said, will be the largest theme park in Europe is only 45 minutes away.
So, because of its proximity to the golden sandy beaches of the Costa Blanca, Orihuela Costa, Costa Calida, the Mar Menor and not forgetting the fabulous Paramount theme park with the predicted 3 million extra visitors it will attract to the area each year means that should you buy this wonderful property, not only will you have a fabulous investment, with its increased rental and growth potential but you will also have everything you might ever need to enjoy your life in the Spanish sunshine.
This cheap, bargain property is for sale, furnished and it has been priced to sell so an early viewing is highly recommended!
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What is David Archuleta doing right now?
Sitting in the recording studio, David, who aspires to the likes of John Mayer, Jason Mraz and Sara Bareilles, was giddy as he talked about the recording process.
I never even dreamed of having these opportunities, and now theyre happening, David said. Hearing it all complete with your vocal and the song together is really exciting because its like, Oh my gosh, this is going to be my song!
But David said its important to stay true to your personal style when choosing songs for an album.
I always want it to be a good fit because sometimes there are songs you really like, but you dont know if theyll work, he said. The problem with this is that were under a time limit. Its pretty challenging to try and be quick about all of this. You cant be as precise with your decisions, but you still want to make sure that it suits you, and that you enjoy what youre doing.
But when will we be able to sing along to Davids newest serenades? Well, not even he is sure!
It just depends on how well things turn out and how quickly we find songs, and when we find time during the American Idol tour to record and do all that stuff, David said.
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Intellectual Property & Technology Law
This seminar focuses on the interface between Intellectual Property (IP) and antitrust law. Patents, copyrights and trademarks and other IP regimes confer exclusionary rights. Exclusive rights provide incentives and serve other ends, but their exercise can also impede competition distort otherwise competitive markets. This seminar will address the intersection of IP and Antitrust with respect to issues such as standard setting, licensing, corporate strategy, product design, efforts to increase market share and mergers and acquisitions.
Prerequisite: Intellectual Property, Copyright or Antitrust Law or instructor permission
The purpose of this course is to provide exposure to contract drafting and negotiation to students with an interest in transactional law. During the course of the semester we will examine the purpose and process of drafting documents. We will also spend time discussing the business side of transactional law and how best to work with and counsel clients. In some instances, we will start with form documents borrowed from prior transactions (precedent) and we will revise these documents to reflect the particular facts and circumstances surrounding our transaction. In other instances we will work through drafting a document from scratch. Finally, we will spend time reviewing and revising existing documents and discussing the logistics of working through a variety of business transactions. The course will include numerous drafting exercises and some negotiation. By the end of the semester, students should have a basic understanding of how and why contracts are drafted and negotiated. In addition, each student should be able to draft a precise and practical document for a basic business transaction. (Dunck)
This 3 credit course addresses foundational issues in copyright law, including eligible copyright subject matter, formalities and duration, authorship and ownership, reproductions and derivative works, copyright infringement, fair use, summary judgment and remedies for infringement.
Some of the more advanced issues addressed include copyrightable characters; copyright protection of compilations, databases and computer software; copyright in architectural works; photography; sound recordings; the scope of direct liability on the internet, and for cloud computing; digital technology and fixation; and the non-expressive use of copyrighted works by copy-reliant technologies.
This is a stand-alone course. You may undertake this class without any prerequisite. Students planning on taking multiple IP courses should consult with Prof. Ho or Prof. Sag as to the best sequence given their individual needs and interests.
The emergence of the Internet and digital technologies that enhance human abilities to access, store, manipulate, and transmit information has brought with it a host of new legal issues that lawyers preparing to practice in the 21st century will need to understand and address. This survey course will introduce and explore specific problems in applying law to issues arising on the Internet. Topics expected to be covered include the bounds of jurisdiction, privacy, governance and regulation, online commercial transactions, content protection (through intellectual property, contract, and technological means), and cybercrime. There are no prerequisites. Grades for the course will be based on a take home exam and class participation. (Das)
Experiential Learning
This seminar examines the laws and legal system of a different country each year and consists of a semester-long class and a required field study and service component over spring break. Past countries of study have included Tanzania, India, Thailand, South Africa, and Turkey. This unique team-based experience actively engages students in the learning process. Students, working in teams under faculty direction, conduct research, make class presentations, organize the field study and service components of the course, develop group research proposals, and produce scholarly papers, several of which have been published.
This course covers the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and the statutory and regulatory framework for the privacy and security of health information. Students will learn about the historical basis of privacy and global comparisons. Topics will include data privacy, security, oversight, and breaches of protected health information. (Zacharakis)
The course is an introduction to the law of intellectual property. This course is a pre-requisite for advanced courses in IP, but also a good survey of the area for students interested in pursing other legal careers. The focus of the course is on understanding the distinctions and similarities between the various aspects of intellectual property law. The predominate focus on the course is on trademark, patent and copyright law (in about equal proportions), with some attention also devoted to the law of trade secrets. No technical background is expected or required. (Donoghue, Frischmann, Ho)
This a unique course offered once a year to a select group of students from Loyola and Chicago-Kent. Enrolled students read and discuss draft articles of nationally renowned professors in the field of intellectual property; the articles are typically draft law review articles. The discussions are focused on helping the professors to refine and improve their articles, such that a strong foundation of intellectual property is expected, even though there is no official pre-requisite. This course meets every week, but the students only meet in person roughly half the time, with the other half of the sessions done by videoconference. Three of the in-person classes will be at Chicago-Kent; for those days, the class will begin at 4:10 pm and end by 5:50pm to allow students adequate travel time. There is no final exam or research project required for this class. Instead, students are required to attend and actively participate in all classes. Students are selected based on an application that is available at www.chicagoip.com.
Experiential Learning
(This class is limited to 16 students)
The course uses as a focus the Willem C. Vis International Moot Arbitration Competition. Sponsored by Pace Law School, the Vis Moot is based on a problem governed by the U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). In the spring, an oral competition is held in two different venues, Vienna and Hong Kong. Recently, Loyola has been able to send a different team of students to each of the venues. The course includes about three weeks of study of the CISG, as well as approximately three weeks of study of international commercial arbitration, including basic laws and rules, how to draft an arbitration clause, how to choose an arbitrator, and how to participate in an arbitration as an advocate and as an arbitrator.
While the first half of the semester is spent learning about the CISG and arbitration, the second half is spent putting that knowledge into practice. When the problem on which the Moot Competition is based comes on line in October, students work collaboratively to draft Claimants' and Respondents' memoranda. The Claimant's memorandum is due in early December, and the Respondent's memorandum is due in late January. Students also present an oral argument before arbitrators from Chicago law firms, at the offices of the respective law firms. At the end of the semester, a second oral argument is held at the law school, after which students are chosen who will have the opportunity to compete in Vienna and Hong Kong during the spring semester, for an additional two hours of credit.
Through the emphasis on both brief writing and oral arguments, students make significant progress in their skills as advocates, as well as their understanding of dispute resolution in an international context. Their accomplishments have been well recognized in both competitions. More information about the Vis Moot is on the Pace Law School Website: www.cisg.law.pace.edu/vis.html.
Eligibility: If a student is part of a moot court team that will be arguing in the fall semester, he or she is not eligible to take this course, since this is a skills-based course requiring substantial out of class effort in both brief writing and oral argument. If a student is part of a moot court team that will be arguing in the spring semester, he or she is eligible to take the course in the fall, but will not be eligible to compete to be an oralist in the Vienna or Hong Kong competition. Corboy Fellows are not permitted to take this course. The course is not open to LLM students, unless they wish to audit.
Important: Permission of the professor is required. In order to apply, please submit a resume and a statement of interest to Professor Moses, firstname.lastname@example.com explaining a little about your background, and why you are interested in taking this course. (Davis, Moses)
Perspective Elective
The course will explore First Amendment jurisprudence as applied to Internet communications as well as the regulation of Internet content in such contexts as incitement, speech that promotes or facilitates criminal acts, true threats, matters relating to national security, obscenity, indecency, and child pornography. Other topics covered include on-line defamation, including immunities under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and claims involving anonymous communications, privacy interests, data mining, on-line profiling, as well as regulatory and statutory approaches to privacy protections. Some attention will be paid to copyright and trademark claims, disputes relating to domain names, and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. This course will be a 2 hour course with an examination. Students interested in writing a paper may do so for an additional hour of credit. (Shoenberger)
This survey course presents students with the range of legal issues arising from the intersection of technology and the law. The course is highly interactive and will explore topics such the implications of internet ubiquity and jurisdictional analysis, First Amendment/free speech, electronic discovery, digital copyrights, trademarks and domain names, cyber crime, electronic privacy, e-commerce, and Internet governance. There are no prerequisites for this course. Grades for the course will be based on a mock Rule 16 conference, and in-class exam and class participation.
This course serves as an introduction to the growing area of health law known as "life sciences." The theme for this course centers on the regulatory issues involved in the research, development, and sale of pharmaceutical drugs, medical devices, and biologics and the role of the FDA and other government agencies in regulating these industries. Topics covered will include the approval process for pharmaceutical drugs, medical devices, and biologics, genomics, personalized medicine, the FCPA, basic patent and intellectual property issues, as well as fraud and abuse and compliance issues for these industries. (Zacharakis)
This course serves as an introduction to the growing area of health law known as "life sciences." The theme for this course centers on the research and development of pharmaceutical drugs and devices and the role of the FDA in regulating this process. Topics covered will include genomics, personalized medicine, the FCPA, basic patent and intellectual property issues, and financing. Students will learn to analyze the FDA approval process. (LLM only or with permission.) THIS CLASS IS ONLY AVAILABLE ONLINE AND WITH PERMISSION.
This course will teach students the fundamentals of traditional media law with a particular focus on the intersection between injury law and constitutional speech and press protections. This area of study poses intriguing questions about the American balance between the rights of individuals to protect their reputation and privacy and the rights of those who speak via media - whether traditional mainstream news reporters or citizens using social media platforms such as Facebook or Google Glass. In the words of former New Republic counsel Scott Gant, "we're all journalists now." As a result, it is almost inevitable that even lawyers whose practice does not focus on media will confront questions about rights and liabilities arising from client speech. In addition to discussing defamation and privacy doctrine, we will cover statutory regimes that apply to public speech, such as the privilege to protect sources and rights of access to government institutions and documents, and consider whether and how those statutes apply to both old and new media speakers. We will conclude with a comparative survey of media law. The United States takes a dramatically different approach to speech questions than other countries, and as speech increasingly crosses geographic boundaries, choice of law questions in speech cases are multiplying.
This is an advanced Patent seminar that will incorporate and apply concepts introduced in the Intellectual Property survey course. The focus of this seminar is to provide students with a simulated "real-world" experience that will assist them in their subsequent practice of law. Students will be divided into plaintiffs and defendants, and the seminar will walk them through the various aspects of patent litigation from preparing the initial notice letter to arguing claim construction in a Markman hearing. In addition, students will be assigned complementary reading that helps to highlight the substantive material covered. Students will be required to draft litigation-based documents, such as complaints, answers and interrogatories. In addition, students will be required to draft a brief for a Markman hearing. Grading will be based upon these activities, as well as class participation; there will be no final exam.
Prerequisite: Students must have taken either (1) Intellectual Property (survey course); or (2) Advanced Patent Law Seminar. Please note that taking a concurrent Intellectual Property class will not satisfy the pre-requisite.
This is an advanced patent seminar course that uses a simulated litigation format to develop further the basic concepts introduced in the survey IP class. The goal is to provide students with "real world" patent litigation experience and precedent. Students are divided into plaintiffs and defendants and will participate in various aspects of an actual patent dispute including discovery, claim construction (Markman) and summary judgment. Through this process both practical and substantive aspects of patent litigation practice are covered.
Prerequisite: Intellectual Property or Patent Law Seminar except with permission from instructor or Director of Intellectual Property Program: Prof. Ho
This course is designed to expose students to legal issues concerning patents. The substantive law governing patents, including how they are obtained and enforced, is addressed. The format of the class includes lecture/discussions, as well as problem-solving and practical/clinical exercises. No technical background is required (although students should be aware that some patent cases may involve technical subject matter). Prerequisites: Intellectual Property is a pre-requisite OR permission of the instructor. (Ho, Stankovic)
This course offers an introduction to the art and science of preparing patent applications and prosecuting patent applications in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. While a discussion of selected statutory requirements and Patent Office rules will be incorporated in the lectures, the focus of the course will be on hands-on drafting and strategy. In-class exercises and homework assignments include drafting claims and various parts of a patent application, as well as preparing responses to Office Actions. There are no pre-requisites for this course, although a technical background or comfort with describing technology would be desirable. (Freeman, Hetz/Genin, Nethery, Penn)
The impact of technology on our economy has been profound. Whether it is the use of information technology to improve a firm's management capabilities or its sales or services offerings, or the commercialization of new technologies, such as the development of advanced semiconductors or biotech, business' involvement with and dependence on technology continues to grow at an unprecedented rate.
Attorneys who represent technology companies must be proficient in the legal and business issues related to such technology. Consequently, this course is geared for the future transactional practitioner who is interested in developing an understanding of the most pertinent areas of technology-based transactions.
Underlying all technology transactions is intellectual property, which, depending on the particular transaction, needs to be protected, developed, bought or sold. As such, this course will begin with a brief overview of intellectual property to establish a basis for our review of technology transactions, but we will focus mostly on transactions related to and stemming from intellectual property. We will then address legal perspective on the corporate procurement, development and management of new technologies. We will delve into issues related to general commercial transactions involving intellectual property, such as joint ventures and development agreements, and examine more specialized issues related to technology, such as general e-commerce, data rights (both U.S. and International) and security.
There are no prerequisites for this two (2) credit course. The course will have a significant applied element, which will include drafting and negotiating technology agreements, as well as topical classroom presentations. Furthermore, while previous intellectual property licensing courses or experience may provide a basis for this course, such licensing represents only a portion of the topics that will be covered and discussed.
There is no final exam. Instead, grades will be determined based on the applied projects, presentations and classroom participation. While the course will include recommended texts, the primary resources expectedly will be available through a medium central to class discussions the Internet.
This course builds upon the trademark concepts discussed in the intellectual property survey class. The focus of the class will be an advanced and applied understanding of trademark law. The course will cover various areas of trademark law and practice, including clearance and prosecution of trademarks, as well as infringement, dilution and licensing. The final grade will be based upon class participation, and assignments, including a final project; there will be no final exam. Prerequisite: Intellectual Property or permission of instructor. (Nanette Norton)


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Archive for March, 2008
Thursday, March 20th, 2008Come celebrate the spring & the changing of the editors…
We'll be hosting a Mother's Day party & variety show fundraiser for the relaunch of the zine
Connect with other counter-culture parents
Meet the new editor
Support the new Hip Mama
Music from The Repair and others
Puppet show
Silent auction
Beer & Wine
Readings by Ariel Gore and others…
Watch for more details right here…
Mark your calendar: Sunday, May 11, 5 – 8 p.m., at the Watershed – 5040 SE Milwaukie in Portland, $5 suggested donation (or get a free ticket with your 5-issue support the new Hip Mama subscription
Kids free & welcome
Hip Mama is getting a new editor
Tuesday, March 18th, 2008After 15 years, Hip Mama is getting a new editor!
The Spring '08 issue–the one I'm working on right now–is the last issue of Hip Mama I'll edit. It will be out in mid April. After that, I'll to stay on as Yo Mama & a consulting editor, but I'm passing the reigns to the amazing Kerlin Richter, a writer/editor, visual artist mama, and theology student.
Kerlin will of course bring her own vibe & vision to Hip Mama–and maybe even get back to putting it out 4 times a year–but the "mission" stays the same–feminist, pro-choice, reader-written–yes indeed. The post office box is the same, too (P.O. Box 12525, Portland, OR, 97212), but the new email address will be hipmamazine at gmail dot com
Support the new Hip Mama with a 5-issue subscription–your first issue will be #39, edited by Ariel, and then you'll get Kerlin's first four issues. Includes a free ticket to the Motrher's Day celebration for mamas in the Portland area. Take a chance on something new and beautiful!
three cheers for truth-telling!
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008I just learned that my friend Matthew Diaz, former JAG corps officer at Guantanamo, fresh out of jail and booted out of the military for telling the truth is being honored with the 2008 Ridenhour Prize for Truth-Telling.
Woo hoo!
Congratulation to Matt. He deserves heroic recognition.
CLICK RIGHT HERE to listen to my sister's song for Matt.
As you may remember, a jury last year sentenced Matt to six months for giving a list of Guantanamo detainees to a New York law firm, making him, as Harper's Magazine put it, "the first political prisoner in recent United States history." He transmitted the names as an act of protest over the mistreatment of prisoners at Guantanamo. A federal court subsequently ruled that the Navy's decision to withhold the names was unlawful, and issued an order compelling their disclosure–so the Pentagon's withholding of the names, and not Matt's action, was unlawful.
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Tuesday, March 11th, 2008why you feel so funky
Monday, March 10th, 2008(AP) — A vast array of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones — have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, an Associated Press investigation shows.
To be sure, the concentrations of these pharmaceuticals are tiny, far below the levels of a medical dose. Also, utilities insist their water is safe.
But the presence of so many prescription drugs — and over-the-counter medicines like acetaminophen and ibuprofen — in so much of our drinking water is heightening worries among scientists of long-term consequences to human health.
Rad Zinesters in California
Thursday, March 6th, 2008Holy wow – I so wish I was in California. Look at this amazing line-up….
California, here we come!
Radical Parent Writer-Zine-Friends Together at Last:
Rahula Janowski of the zine Joybringer, Jessica Mills, author of My Mother Wears Combat Boots, Tomas Moniz of Rad Dad, China Martens of The Future Generation
Wednesday, March 19th, 7 pm at AK Press Warehouse 674-A 23rd. St Oakland, CA:
Book reading event with China Martens, The Future Generation: A Zine-Book For Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends & Others (Atomic Books Company) and and Jessica Mills, My Mother Wears Combat Boots (AK Press). For more info contact: AK Press at 510.208.1700 or visit www.akpress.org
Thursday, March 20, 6 pm at Modern Times Books 888 Valencia Street, San Francisco
What does it mean to be a radical parent in these times?
Saturday and Sunday March 22-23 at the 13th Annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Way, SF
Sunday March 23rd, 12:00 – 12:50 at the Anarchist Book Fair
PANEL DISCUSSION – Anarchist Parents / Building an All Ages Community of Resistance
Anarchism challenges us to create personal and social change but often provides no support for mothers, fathers, and other caretakers of children who try to do so. Let's learn how to work together in new ways. By valuing the involvement/work of parents and caretakers, we form a more vibrant culture of resistance; and we teach the young the vision we want to see of a more equitable future by including them in our activities now. This will be a discussion between both parents and non-parents, on concrete ways child-free allies can support parents and children in their community. Good for everyone!


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28 And afterward when David heard [it], he said, I and my kingdom [are] guiltless before the LORD for ever from the blood of Abner the son of Ner: | 28 Later, when David heard about this, he said, "I and my kingdom are forever innocent before the LORD concerning the blood of Abner son of Ner. |
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Reviewed Cilantro Chicken and Spicy Thai Noodles
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"Very easy to make .I have made just the chicken part many times for company and they rave about it . The dish on the whole need more heat . I felt it was as hot as when I saw the show he said it would be . I just added extra green curry paste to it and it was great . He is an amazing chef and comes throughout in his dishes """


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31 who appeared in glory, and spake of his decease which he was about to accomplish at Jerusalem. | 31 appeared in glorious splendor, talking with Jesus. They spoke about his departure, which he was about to bring to fulfillment at Jerusalem. |
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You have a Mac but you have no way to get an Apple ID ! Don't cry and read the following details to make iTunes account. (Indonesian version)
1. Open iTunes.
2. Look at the bottom of the iTunes home screen, there is an option for state, select U.S. (United States).
3. Choose one of the free application of TOP FREE APPS frame on the right. (for example uses the Facebook application is free).
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5. Small window will appear as below:
6. Choose Create New Account
7. Welcome screen will appear, just click Continue.
8. Then you will see Terms and Conditions (Terms of the iTunes service), click on this section:
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9. In this section, we will fill the data that will be used for making iTunes Store account, the (email address must be valid), and click Continue.
10. In this section will appear Payment Method window , be sure to select None.
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12. Check your account. Click Done.
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15. Congratulation Screen will then appear, click Done to enter theAppStore homepage.
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Boys Bowling: Tinley Park edges Brother Rice
By Steve Millar For Sun-Times Media November 7, 2012 9:50PM
Updated: December 9, 2012 7:35PM
Tinley Park gave itself a tough opening-week schedule, taking on strong squads from Oak Lawn and Brother Rice in its first two duals.
After falling Tuesday to Oak Lawn, the Titans bounced back with a strong performance Wednesday, topping Brother Rice 3,059-2,955 at Centennial Lanes in Tinley Park.
"Over 3,000 is excellent," Tinley Park coach Brad Walsh said. "That's where we hope to be at toward the end of the year, so to be there already is great. We wanted to get off to a strong start and we seem to be doing that."
Nick Shupryt led the Titans with a 632 three-game series. After a 177 in the opener, he produced a meet-best 233 in Game 2 and a 222 in the finale.
"I didn't do good the first game, but I'm very happy with how I bowled after that," Shupryt said. "It's been a long time since I've had this much fun bowling."
Shupryt, a sophomore, is beginning his second year on the varsity.
"There were a little bit of jitters last year," he said. "This year, I'm trying to get a 200 average and I'm right on that so far."
The Crusaders, who were coming off a season-opening win over St. Ignatius, won the first and third games by scores of 985-981 and 1,016-1,012, but the Titans' 1,066-954 edge in Game 2 won them the match.
Billy Foertsch led Brother Rice with a 631 series.
"They just kicked our butts in the second game and that was the difference," Crusaders coach Tim Daniher said. "We never do well in this house."
Jeff Nichols (610) and Mike Bennett (608) had strong nights for the Titans. Alex Kohs sat out the first game, but tossed games of 211 and 203 in the final two.
Justin Ceh (618), Bryan Stajura (595) and Chris Roti (575) pitched in for Brother Rice.


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Specialization in a single sport before the age of 10 is becoming more common. Parents and coaches often encourage this practice, thinking it will lead to athletic success and possibly an athletic scholarship. But less than 1 percent of high school athletes nationwide will receive an athletic scholarship and very few of those are "full rides." Plus, specializing in a sport before the age of 10 can increase the chance of burnout. Therefore, experts believe that the ages of 12 to 13 are optimal to specialize in a sport.
Before your child can be great at any sport, he or she must be an athlete first. Early specialization hinders overall athletic development, while playing different sports will help your child develop a variety of skills. A great approach is to have your child play a team sport and an individual sport, such as basketball and martial arts. Another possibility is to combine indoor sports and outdoor sports, such as ice hockey and soccer. It is positive to change up the activity. Laying the foundation between the ages of 6 and 12 is beneficial so when your child does find a single sport that he wants to focus on, the fundamentals are already there. Basic athletic, tactical, and perceptual skills are transferable to all sports. Many successful athletes have backgrounds in sports other than the one they participate in, and most often they were involved in an activity that provided transferable fundamentals.
A few questions to ask before your child participates in a sport are: What is my child going to learn from it? Will this help build a foundation for future activities? Is she/he going to enjoy it? Choosing a sport for your child should not be a stressful process. Find out what your child is really interested in and start investigating. Children are often interested in what they see. Go to sporting events and engage in conversations about the activity with your child. Parents and older siblings involved in sports are great examples for younger children. The activity needs to be a learning experience, and it needs to be enjoyable. If the fun factor is missing—no matter how good they are—they will not be interested in it for very long.
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San Jose del Cabo offers visitors a wide array of activities. Things to do in San Jose del Cabo range from adventure tours, fantastic side-trips and great shopping.
Founded in the 1700s, San Jose del Cabo is a charming traditional Mexican town. Downtown San Jose del Cabo is filled with stores and restaurants as well as many attractions for visitors.
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So pack your bag, get on a plane and be prepared to enjoy yourself in San Jose del Cabo.
Dolphin Discovery has just opened a facility in the new Puerto Los Cabos Marina.
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I truly dont remember ever making any sort of Hawaiian food. I was in Hawaii many years ago long before I had a passion for cooking. Ive been asked by a friend who is having a Hawaiian themed party for 25 guest to help with the cooking. So far Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs are on the menu.....Can anyone help with/share recipes with me. My sil has a recipe for Hawaiian Chicken but she cant find it. Thanks |
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there's Hawaiian food and the cross cultural foods of Hawaii, one Hawaiian food lomilomi salmon commonly served at a luau is simple,easy and a great salad like dish for warm weather. salt brined salmon diced (a short cut use lox), tomatoes diced,chopped onions, green tops of scallions for color. some chili pepper flakes if you want a kick but i don't.serve chilled. hummm, i think i'll make some today |
Used to live in Hawaii so I have a lot of recipes we learned to eat and cook while we were there. I just checked my favs and some sites are no longer available. Here are a couple you might like. http://alohaworld.com/recipes http://hawaiian_hale.tripod.com/index-recipe1.html http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/asia/hawaiian/ Hawaii Electric, HELCO used to sponser a show that had a local guest cook every week and they had great recipes. I am a little tight on time and can search for it now. Good luck. As you know Hawaii is a melting pot and nowhere is it shown more than in their foods. Japanese, Phillipino, Korean weigh heavy but other countries have influenced. |
- Posted by eileenlaunonen (My Page) on Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 16:54
Thank you I will check those sites. She wants to serve 4 hot dishes one being a vegetable. I asked about Coconut Rice but she wasnt to keen. She wants Hawaiian Chicken also! |
- Posted by ltcollins1949 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 17:21
Thanks I haven't tried to link anything here is years and was surprised when it didn't happen. LOL Back to the drawing board for me. |
If it's not too late, I have a couple good ones... Kalua pig - Take a large pork butt or shoulder, put it in a roasting pan, fill with about 3 inches of water, pour a small bottle of liquid smoke (about 3 to 4 ounces) season with sea salt and pepper, cover with tin foil and bake about 4 hours on 425 or until it shreds with a fork. Mix chopped uncooked cabbage into shredded pork and serve with steamed rice... Delicous! Shoyu chicken - Mix one bottle of shoyu soy sauce with two pounds brown suger, sprinkle with red pepper flakes and 1-2 tablespoons ginger. Marinate chicken thighs (or any chicken pieces, but thighs come out awesome) bbq and serve with steamed rice. Also, I like to make potato mac to go with both these dishes. |
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United Fresh Produce Association's Food Safety & Technology Council has released a new document to help produce operators control the threat of Listeria.
Called the "Guidance on Environmental Monitoring and Control of Listeria for the Fresh Produce Industry," the document is designed to help fresh produce operators develop "search and destroy" programs for Listeria, according to a news release from United Fresh.
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