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Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson was cut and bleeding after taking a puck to face last night against the Toronto Mapleleafs. NH does not wear a visor.Bloodied and woozy means little in the NHL, Niklas returned for the 3rd period.Follow us on Twitter for exclusive stories, Subscribe by Email, or Return Home
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Blackhawks' Niklas Hjalmarsson Bloodied After Taking Puck To Face (Video)
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson is one tough cookie.
Midway through the second period in Toronto on Saturday night, Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly fired off a pass that deflected off the stick of Andrew Shaw and straight into the face of Hjalmarsson, who was crouched down in an attempt to block the pass.
The puck caught Hjalmarsson, who does not wear a visor...
Niklas Hjalmarsson can't talk, but will play hockey
Every year, hockey fans rally around how tough the sport's players are during the playoffs. There's the usual broken bones, sprains, strains and other familiar injuries, but then every now and then there comes an injury which really grabs your attention. Chicago's Niklas Hjalmarsson won't miss any time after taking a puck to the throat in Game 2 against the Wild, but he...
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Niklas Hjalmarsson Can't Speak After Taking Puck To Throat, But Will Play In Game 3 (GIF)
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson will be the quietest player on the ice during Tuesday's Game 3 against the Minnesota Wild. But not by choice.
The blue liner has not been medically cleared to speak after taking a puck to the throat in Game 2 of the second-round series against Minnesota, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Hjalmarsson didn't miss a shift...
Niklas Hjalmarsson Does What Every Blackhawks Fan Dreams Of
Chicago Blackhawks Hockey – The discussion for whether or not David Backes is a great hockey player can kindly take place elsewhere — he is the A.J. Pierzynski of the NHL and I will leave it at that.
Tonight though, the Blackhawks Swedish defenseman, Niklas Hjalmarsson delivered a hit that made the entire City of Chicago leap from their seats, as he nearly put the 6'3″ 220...
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Blackhawks Niklas Hjalmarsson Throws Stick After Wild Goal
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson was pretty pissed off after a Minnesota Wild goal, throwing his stick at the boards. Nothing like a good stick helicoptering to get your anger out.
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On today's show Dr. Williams from Rutgers Equine Science Center brings the facts on feeding in winter, Steve Kraus tells us about the Farrier Program at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and Horse & Country TV has the headlines. Listen in…
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On today's NATRC Trail Ride episode Alice has some advice on avoiding choke and keeping your horse hydrated on the road and at the ride. Guests include Marjorie Shenkir with a look at how her first ride as manage went, Annette Griffin with the pros and cons of competing with a really, really big horse, and Erin Glassman has a look at what's coming up at the NATRC National Convention on Feb 20-22, 2015. Listen in…
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On this month's Certified Horsemanship Association training episode we take on bad habits and vices. Guests Christina Schumacher and Jim McDonald take on the why and how of spooking, bucking, cribbing, weaving, rearing and a host of other undesirable habits. Listen in…
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Breeders Cup Names Its Chosen Charity Ahead of October
Charity City of Hope has been named as the official charity of this year's 2014 Breeders' Cup World Championships, it has been confirmed.
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Every Wednesday morning at 10:00 am Eastern a horsey Celebrity plays a three round trivia match against a Horse Radio Network listener. Win fantastic prizes and should the celebrity win the prizes are donated to the celebrity's charity of choice. SIGN UP TO PLAY today, it is simple: 1. Fill out the form below. 2. […]
Gold Cup 2014: What's In Store At Cheltenham
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is once again almost upon us and once again it's Bobs Worth who is the horse to beat. Just a little under two months away, the nine-year-old heads 36 entries for the Cup and is unbeaten at the Festival in three successive races, taking the 2011 Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle and the 2012 RSA Chace, before taking the cup in an astonishing win last year.
August 30 Races At Chester
In looking ahead to upcoming horse races, it can be a bit hard to sort through the pile and focus on the favourites. The bottom line is, there are so many races going on throughout the UK at a given time, that those who wish to really follow horses and bet on races need to be on their toes, keeping track of daily matches and events. That said, however, most of us like to save our betting activity and sport following for the weekends, and with that in mind, here's a look ahead at some of this coming Friday's (August 30) races in the UK, and specifically at Chester. Keep in mind that betting may not be open yet for these matches, but as the week wears on you should see odds opening up on Betfair news and local racing sites. On to the races!
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a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Jun 8, 2012 at 4:04 pm
I was stunned to read this about Perry. He's a really nice, down to earth guy and a very dedicated trainer. This is really sad news. I wonder if the downturn in the economy made it hard for him to keep his business going and so he resorted to this stuff?
a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Jun 8, 2012 at 5:20 pm
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a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Jun 8, 2012 at 5:22 pm
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a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Jun 9, 2012 at 7:43 am
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In its report on this drug bust the Almanac identifies the suspect's place of business as Peak Performance. The Weekly and the Almanac are the only news source which used this incorrect identification rather than the suspect's business name One-2-One Fitness and business address 325 Sharon Park Drive.
Bill Tarr's Peak Performance is a highly reputable organization and Bill has been a long time and strong supporter of the community in many ways.
The Almanac's use of Peak Performance's name in this article is totally inappropriate and very damaging to Bill and his business. The Almanac owes him a very public apology.
The Menlo Park Police report incorrectly and inappropriately identified Peak Performance as the suspect's place of business. The Weekly failed to fact check but ha since corrected it's story. The Almanac story has used both the correct information and the wrong information..
The MP Police corrected their news release later today - very sloppy police work.
And probably the basis for a very good lawsuit if Bill Tarr were so inclined.
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The last couple partial mashes I had a hard time getting a temperature reading. I use one quart of water per pound of grain. I throw a floating thermometer into the pot with the mash and there isnt enough water to get a good reading. When I try to get a reading from a lab themometer it changes depending on where I put it. What would be the effects of using more water in the mash or is there a better way to go about getting a temp reading. Thanks and Cheers!
1qt per pound of grain is a little on the thick side. 1.25-1.3qt is a little more typical. it sounds like you just need the right kind of thermometer for the job. something that doesn't need to be inserted too deep to get a good reading. I like instant read kitchen thermometers, like what the food service industry uses. the lab thermo changes because water often is not a consistent temperature. if you read up on fluid thermodynamics it'll shed some light as to why water temperatures get stratified.
Stir the grain well just before the reading (burner off). The temp should be the same anywhere in the mash.
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WBC hit it on the head. I broke my glass thermo while using it to stir 7 pounds of grain. Now i use a big wooden spoon to stir for a good 20 seconds before the instant read thermo his the mash. works like a charm. and the guy at my LHBS said not to worry about the glass shards, they'll all settle down in the primary. haven't cut my throat yet
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More buildings, parking lots, streets, highways and driveways marking the march of urban development across the Valley are expanding what climatologists call the "urban heat island effect."
Its impact is not only the discomfort of longer periods of high summer temperatures but potential long-term economic drawbacks and health risks, experts say.
Arizona State University research programs and the Valley's major power utilities are stepping up efforts to find ways of abating the heat-island trend.
It's brought on by all the cement, concrete and asphalt soaking up solar heat during daylight hours and radiating it back at ground levels at night.
The effect has raised average overnight temperatures as much as 10 to 13 degrees over the past four decades in the most intensely developed areas, according to the National Weather Service.
The Valley's rapid growth has made it a hotbed for microclimates spawned by clusters of hard, heat-absorbing, man-made building materials that hinder nature's cooling processes, said Doug Green, science officer for the weather service's Valley headquarters in Tempe.
It's now often taking hours longer for overnight temperatures to dip back down significantly after those 100-degree-plus summer days.
"Our problem isn't just global warming but local warming," Green said.
One result: The amount of daily time that temperatures exceed a normal comfort level has grown from about two hours to almost five hours since the Valley began urbanizing in the 1950s, said Anthony Brazel, an ASU geography professor who has studied local climate change.
Today, about 30 percent to 40 percent of the Valley's urban cores and the growing suburban areas around them are covered in pavement, said environmental engineer Jay Golden.
But he and colleagues at ASU's International Institute for Sustainability, which opened its doors a few months ago, are not taking an antidevelopment approach to seeking solutions, said Golden, who directs the group's Sustainable Materials and Renewable Technologies Program.
The focus is on how regions can continue to urbanize without intensifying heat islands.
So researchers are working on alternatives to conventional concrete, cement and asphalt. New materials, such as resins and rubberized composites, won't absorb and radiate as much solar heat, Golden said.
In addition, they're looking at ways that architectural design and landscaping, or "urban forestry," can more effectively prevent heat buildup and provide cooling effects, he said.
Arizona Public Service Co. is collaborating with ASU's programs. The utility company plans to promote new energyefficient materials to developers, said Tom Hines, an APS customer and information programs manager.
The Salt River Project utility company also supports ASU's studies, said spokesman Jeff Lane.
The urban heat island effect has long been evident to Grace Schoonover, who lived in central Phoenix from the 1930s through the 1950s.
"When I grew up there, Phoenix was bearable all summer," she said. "We noticed a rise in temperatures as they started paving everywhere."
Schoonover now lives in rural Cave Creek. "We fight against paving here as much as we can," she said.
Fellow Cave Creek resident Bob Moore said a major reason he and his wife moved from Phoenix several years ago was the climate difference.
It's often 10 degrees cooler in Cave Creek than in the central Phoenix area, plus "there's an almost constant breeze. . . . You walk outside at night and it's cool, even during a lot of the summer," Moore said.
Roseann Sweet recalls that when she moved to Phoenix almost 20 years ago, "I was amazed at how hot it was all night long in the summer."
She later relocated to Tempe, then to rural Queen Creek, where she and her husband, Kevin, now live on a 4-acre horse property. On some summer nights, the heat still subsides enough to comfortably wear a sweater, she said.
On the 27-mile drive home from their business near Loop 101 in Tempe, "I really feel a big difference, the temperature just gets cooler the farther away you get," she said.
That could begin to change if nothing is done to ensure new development isn't significantly increasing the heat island effect, said Tony Haffer, chief meteorologist for the National Weather Service's Valley headquarters.
"It's a regional effect. . . . Our atmosphere is very fluid, so heat islands tend to shift to some degree, and they can blend into each other," Haffer said.
If localized heat islands combine extensively and consistently, waves of heat emanating from urban and suburban cores would grow strong enough to begin changing temperatures even in outlying Valley areas, he said.
"Overall, things could add up to (the Valley) being one big urban heat island. It would just be more intense in certain spots and weaker in others," he said.
More is at stake than the comfort factor.
Heat islands are extending the peak demand times for energy use. It's taking more energy to service the typical Valley home than in past decades, and air conditioners are running longer, APS officials said.
That's putting more strain on power resources, raising power bills and boosting the potential for heat-related illnesses, such as heatstroke, Golden said.
There's another big potential economic downside. If heat islands continue to grow, the normal span during which the Valley could experience periods of high heat might expand from summertime to late spring and early autumn, Golden said.
"Our hot season might go beyond June, July and August to April through October. We depend on tourism. If people are seeing that it's 100 degrees here in October, then it doesn't look like a good place to go," he said.
The research into easing the heat island effect is being cheered by Bill Mundell, a Chandler attorney and member of the Arizona Corporation Commission, which regulates the state's utilities.
There's a direct link between the heat island problem and broader energy conservation and quality-of-life issues, said Mundell, an exstate legislator who formerly headed the House environment committee.
Power plants must be built to handle peak demand periods. So when heat islands push peak demand higher for longer stretches of time, it hastens the need for new or expanded power plants, Mundell said.
That means burning more fossil fuels in generating plants and the additional air pollution produced by the process, he said.
Utilities share Mundell's concern, said APS' Hines. "APS is in an energy-efficiency mode . . . summer peak demand time is a problem," he said.
The company is significantly increasing funding for programs to educate consumers and businesses about energy conservation, Hines said.
That includes informing developers about the types of environment-friendly building materials ASU's Sustainability Institute is working on to combat the urban heat island effect. "We think we can bring some market credibility to those products," Hines said.
Giving government policymakers and the development industry good reasons for changing old and environmentally unsound habits is the challenge facing ASU's program, Golden said.
Beyond making technological advances, researchers have to establish a strong case for the long-range economic viability of building to diminish heat island effects, conserve energy and protect the natural environment.
"It's hard to do when you have companies with boards of directors pressuring developers to show quick profits," Golden said.


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The median home value in Doral is $313,300. Doral home values have gone up 9.2% over the past year and Zillow predicts they will rise 1.0% within the next year. The median list price per square foot in Doral is $212, which is higher than the Miami-Fort Lauderdale Metro average of $165. The median price of homes currently listed in Doral is $365,000 while the median price of homes that sold is $337,900. The median rent price in Doral is $2,100, which is higher than the Miami-Fort Lauderdale Metro median of $1,800.
Mortgage delinquency is the first step in the foreclosure process. This is when a homeowner fails to make a mortgage payment. The percent of delinquent mortgages in Doral is 14.1%, which is higher than the national value of 6.4%. With U.S. home values having fallen by more than 20% nationally from their peak in 2007 until their trough in late 2011, many homeowners are now underwater on their mortgages, meaning they owe more than their home is worth. The percent of Doral homeowners underwater on their mortgage is 17.6%, which is lower than Miami-Fort Lauderdale Metro at 20.1%.
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The business development company (BDC) will be required to restate future earnings, however, starting next month and KBW analyst Greg Mason
stated in a report late Tuesday that he cannot quantify the earnings impact until the company provides further guidance. The restatements will lower GAAP operating earnings but will not impact net income, Mason wrote, basing this assumption on previous guidance from Prospect's management.
"It's on one hand a clear positive that they don't have to restate, but on the other hand its not like a ringing endorsement of their accounting policies," Mason said in an interview Wednesday.
Prospect shares dropped 5% to $10.20 May 7, after the company disclosed the dispute with the SEC in its 2014 fiscal third-quarter earnings filing. They had fallen further since then with the announcement of various class action lawsuits from shareholders, which cited the SEC dispute in arguing Prospect Capital management breached its fiduciary duties. Those suits will become more difficult to win since the SEC has partially backed down from its position that Prospect's accounting was flawed.
In Wednesday's interview, KBW's Mason argued the lawsuits wouldn't have been a threat even if the SEC had stuck to its original firmer decision that past results needed to be restated.
"It's just a bunch of ambulance chasers that were trying to get their name on the door in case something material happened," Mason said.
Shares were up 5% to $10.31 shortly early Wednesday afternoon.
"The possibility of a restatement raised questions regarding the company's accounting practices and quality of earnings and resulted in significant downward pressure on the stock. Given that the issue was resolved in a relatively short period of time (roughly 5 weeks), we believe some of the uncertainty regarding the company's financial reporting practices has been mitigated," wrote National Securities analyst Andrew Kerai in a report published Wednesday.
Prospect is the highest yielding stock in a space referred to as business development companies, publicly traded lenders that target small to mid-sized companies, pay few if any taxes and distribute large dividends to investors.
The dispute draws attention to a questionable accounting maneuver by Prospect Capital's management that appears to line its own pockets at the expense of shareholders.
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If the distribution is a return of capital rather than an outgrowth of earnings, Prospect's net investment income would decline, which would require the BDC's management to return incentive fees it gets based on that metric.
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SGI-Norway women met for a commemorative women's general meeting celebrating SGI Women's Day (June 10) at the SGI-Norway Center in Oslo on June 6, 2010. At the meeting, representatives shared how their practice of Nichiren Buddhism has positively changed their lives. SGI-Norway General Director Aud Digernes encouraged the attendees to ... read more
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On June 5, 2010, at SGI-UK's Taplow Court Grand Culture Center, SGI-UK honored volunteers who have worked behind-the-scenes to ensure the safe operation of SGI centers during meetings and events. For some people, this marked the end of their time with the volunteers groups, while other people were joining the ... read more
Buddhism | Jun 3 2010
SGI-Germany Holds Headquarters Leaders Meeting and Buddhist Seminar
On June 3, 2010, SGI-Germany held a headquarters leaders meeting at the SGI-Germany Düsseldorf center. At the meeting, participants studied SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's guidance and had opportunities to share and discuss their thoughts in small group discussions. An SGI-Germany Men's Leader, Kazuyoshi Oishi, shared his experience of using his Buddhist ... read more
Buddhism | May 18 2010
SGI-Korea Members Study Nichiren's Writings
From May 17-18, 2010, representative SGI-Korea members participated in a study session at the SGI-Korea headquarters building in Seoul, South Korea. SGI Study Department Leader Katsuji Saito lectured on two of Nichiren's most important writings, "The Opening of the Eyes" and "The Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life," and ... read more
Buddhism | May 16 2010
SGI-Hungary Holds Training Session
From May 15-16, 2010, SGI-Hungary held a training session in Budapest that some 50 members attended. During the two day event, representatives from the young women and young men's groups shared how their Buddhist practice had resulted in advancements in their daily lives. The meeting also included a performance of ... read more
Buddhism | May 2 2010
SGI-Dominican Republic Appoints New General Director
On May 2, 2010, SGI Dominican Republic held a leaders' meeting at its culture center in Santo Domingo. At the meeting, Pedro Familia was appointed the new general director of SGI-Dominican Republic and former General Director Takashi Nishio became director of the SGI-Dominican Republic's Executive Guidance Council. Mr. Familia began ... read more
Buddhism | May 2 2010
SGI Commemorates May 3
On May 2, 2010, commemorative general meetings were held at various locations throughout the world to celebrate the 50th anniversary of SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's inauguration as the third Soka Gakkai president on May 3, 1960. A meeting held at the Panama Culture Center in Panama City included festive ... read more
Buddhism | Apr 28 2010
Establishment of Nichiren Buddhism Celebrated
On April 28, 2010, SGI President Daisaku Ikeda attended a commemorative service to mark the 757th anniversary (April 28, 1253) of the establishment of Nichiren Buddhism, at the Soka Gakkai Headquarters Annex 2 in Shinanomachi, Tokyo. Together with Soka Gakkai representative leaders, he paid deep tribute to Nichiren's lifetime ... read more
Buddhism | Apr 17 2010
Soka Gakkai Day Commemorated at Soka Gakkai Monthly Leaders' Meeting
On April 17, 2010, a total of 152 SGI members from 24 countries and territories attended the monthly leaders' meeting in Japan held at the Tokyo Makiguchi Memorial Hall in Hachioji. The event commemorated May 3, Soka Gakkai Day, and also celebrated the 50th anniversary of SGI President Daisaku ... read more


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Arash MarkaziDon Mattingly said shortstop Hanley Ramirez and center fielder Andre Ethier would be back in the starting lineup for Game 6 of the National League Championship Series against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday.
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Mark Saxon and Arash MarkaziDodgers outfielder Andre Ethier was back in the starting lineup for Game 1 of the NLCS against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Arash MarkaziLOS ANGELES -- As Juan Uribe was being showered with champagne and beer in the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse and ushered into the press conference room after the game, Carl Crawford was tucked away safely behind a plastic curtain near his locker. ...
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Arash MarkaziLos Angeles Dodgers outfielder Andre Ethier, who has been battling a left ankle injury, participated in the team's workout Tuesday at Dodger Stadium. He is hopeful he can be available to pinch hit to start the NLDS against the Braves on Thursday.
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Arash MarkaziSAN DIEGO -- The old adage in football is you take 24 hours to enjoy a big win before moving on to the next game. That's not really possible in baseball in which the daily grind of the regular season forces you back on the field for the next game wit...
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Arash Markazi"Poolgate" reached the nation's capital Friday when Arizona Sen. John McCain voiced strong displeasure with the Los Angeles' Dodgers' celebration of their NL West title.
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Arash MarkaziLOS ANGELES -- As much fun as the Los Angeles Dodgers have had during their historically hot run this summer, their goals have always extended beyond August. If they truly want to be remembered fondly by history and look back on their unprecedente...
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Arash MarkaziLOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Dodgers will not make any decision on Don Mattingly's future until after this season. Team president Stan Kasten and owner Mark Walter have made that abundantly clear every time they have been asked. Mattingly i...
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Betty Crocker's Cakes Kids Love For Birthdays, Holidays Any Day, 1969, 25 pages, very good condition. Circa: 1969 Publisher: Betty Crocker
Baking the Perfect Cake By Mary Meade, Chicago Tribune Cooking Editor, 1938, 51 pages, very good condition. Circa: 1938 Publisher: Mary Meade
Cookie Craft Kraft, no date vintage,fold out 11 recipes, good condition. Publisher: Kraft
Baking Secrets Duncan Hines 1963, 19 pages, darling illustrations, very good condition. Circa: 1963 Publisher: Duncan Hines
Our Best Cooky Recipes Martha Logan, Swift Shortening, also covers on how to freeze, store,and mail cookies. 324 pages, very good condition. Publisher: Swift
Vintage Igleheart's Cake Secrets Recipies 1921, 27 pages, very good condition. Circa: 1921 Publisher: Igleheart
Bakers Famous Chocolate Frostings Made Easy General Foods, 1967, 19 pages, some color pictures. Inside cover has small spots of chocolate. Circa: 1967 Publisher: Baker's
Vintage New Cake Secrets, Swans Down Igleheart, 1931, numerous color photos, 48 pages, very good. Circa: 1931 Publisher: Swans Down
Betty Crocker/ Fun with Frostings/Frosting Secrets General Mills Co., 1958, 24 pages, "Quick frosting tricks", Teaspoon tricks with frosting mix (bunny, dahlia, easy flowers) and recipes for quick homemade candies. Has pictures of over 20 beautifully decorated cakes and tells how to do it. Very good. Circa: 1958 Publisher: Betty Crocker
Oreo Cookies: The One and Only Recipe & Party Booklet Nabisco, 1982, 17 pages, very good. Circa: 1982 Publisher: Oreo
Vintage Selected Recipes Pies Ceresota or Heckers unbleached flour, very good condition. Publisher: Ceresota
Vintage 60's Solo Cake and Pastry Fillings Cookbook 76 pages,Large collection of Solo recipes featuring Old World, international favorites. Recipes include Cakes, Kolackys and Tarts, Fruit Filled Cookies, Frostings and Toppings, Desserts, Pies and Pastries, Main Dishes and Raisin Sauce Recipes. Very good. Circa: 1960s Publisher: Solo
Happiness Is A Warm Cookie 51 recipes, very good. Publisher: Cookie
Vintage Good Housekeeping Book Cake Cook Book The Hearst Corporation, 1958, 68 pages, with decorating ideas for many occasions, very good. Circa: 1958 Publisher: Good Housekeeping
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Good Housekeeping's Party Pie Cook Book 1958, 68 pages, timely tips for perfect pies, pastry & crusts, fruit & deep-dish pies, cream pies, chiffon pies, custard, cheese & nut pies, pies to freeze, tarts & turnovers, de luxe pie-desserts, glazes & toppings. Circa: 1958 Publisher: Good Housekeeping
250 Superb Pies & Pastries Culinary Arts Institute, 1949, 48 pages, very good condition. Circa: 1949 Publisher: Culinary Arts Institute
Vintage Pies how to bake them The East Ohio Gas Company, 16 pages, very good, no date. Publisher: East Ohio Gas Company
Vintage A Feast of Yuletide Cookies published for GM Men and Women, 1957, very good, 16 wonderful recipes for Christmas. Circa: 1957 Publisher: Cookie
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Easy to Make Recipes with Nestlé Cookie Mix Vintage, very good. Publisher: Cookie
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A short muisc video based on the classic song "The Window Cleaner" sung by George Formby
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the chick in the purple dress is B. Jennet from "Garou: Mark of the Wolves"
Dailiy 4th place!!! thanks newgrounds!! it looks like banana man was my good luck charm in this flash.
thanks to everyone in newgrounds for making this flash parody a HUGE overnight hit! YAY!
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not much to say about this one. just a little video game parody of the music video "Hey Ya" by Outkast.
the video inspired me to spoof it using various video game sprites. I took like 5 days to make this. expect a lot of cameos in this flash.
I hope you guys like it. enjoy!
very nice
at firts it was not soo funny, but then it picked up. very welly done. grat job...very smoothly put animated
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I give you lots of credit on those anime sprites.
And "Hey Ya" is my favorite song right now.
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AHHHHHHH... nothing beats eviscerating one artist for a sprite film and praising another. Short review tis time as I have many to write time. You have gotten the covetted midniteDave 10 for sound and you didn't have to try. The sound was clear, do you hear me CLEAR. No havum distortion other than what was meant to be there. I can't bring myself to give you A 10 for graphics as they do not belong to you. But you did well. Your style was unbelievable. Good job.
Negative comments now (this has little to do with your work but needs to be said) Fewer Sprite flashes. No problem if the sprites are yours but these are becoming the new stick films.
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kid buu moonwalking?!? i almost fell out of my chair. bitchin. what game is the chick in the purple dress with the skull on if from? i havent seen her before i think. great stuff. keep up the good work!!!
that chick with the skull dress is called b jennet. this is the website where i used most of the sprites from. you should check it out!
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here's an idea. why don't u keep on getting SNES characters and cool songs like Hey Ya and mixing them up?? you will be on front page in no time!


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