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More than books, a field guide is a window on a wider world.
My life of addiction began a long time ago.
It was a perfect 10th birthday party: the weather was sunny and warm, all three of my friends were there, my Aunt Louise couldn't make it, and the presents were coming hot and heavy. Our side yard was littered with boxes and bits of wrapping paper.
I might never even have noticed the tiny package, overlooked and half-buried in birthday detritus. But then Johnny McGowan came around a corner of the house waving a battery-powered burp gun, shouting "Banzai!" As I turned to flee, I stepped on a paper plate greased with mushy Neapolitan ice cream and — whomp! — fell face forward.
There it was, beneath a rumpled sheet of gift wrap. "I missed one!" I screamed, leaping to my feet and pawing at the present. My pals gathered 'round.
It was a paperback book about the size of a wallet. Insects, the cover said. A Golden Guide.
From that moment on, we were out for bugs. Stink bugs and shield bugs (page 42). Spittlebugs (page 38). Flatheaded borers (page 134). Tiger beetles (page 109). Sphinx moths (page 84). Caterpillar hunters (page 115). You name it; if it was in "The Book," we'd search for it, leaving no shrub unshaken, no stone unturned.
We never did find The Ultimate Insects, the carrion beetles gnawing at a dead mouse on pages 112 to 113. But we did capture and identify countless leafhoppers (page 34), field crickets (page 22), earwigs (page 29) and cabbage butterflies (page 76).
There was no stopping me after that day. I filled my room with Golden Guides: Birds. Trees. Rocks, Gems and Minerals. Reptiles and Amphibians. Butterflies and Moths. Each little book opened a window on a wider world: Those weren't speckled birds out there, those were Eastern meadowlarks. That wasn't just a pretty rock, it was granite. "Hey, neat butterfly," one of my buddies would say. "Hmmm, Eastern tiger swallowtail," I'd remark offhandedly.
Looking back, I realize that I treasured those books not only because they helped me put names to familiar plants and animals, but because they gave me new and amazing things to look for. Each was a catalog of wonders I dreamed to one day see. Carrion beetles. A gold nugget. A luna moth. A whistling swan.
And that, I think, is the reason why I still can't pass a bookstore without heading for the field guide section — and why my office shelves are packed to bursting with guides big and small, paperback and hardcover, old-fashioned print and new-fashioned compact disc.
"Another mushroom book?" my wife asks incredulously.
At least I know I'm not alone in my addiction. Under titles that begin with "Field Guide," Books In Print lists more than 300 volumes. There are guides both exceedingly general (Field Guide to Iowa's Critters) and excruciatingly specific (Field Guide No. 4: Tertiary and Quaternary Geology of the Salinas Valley & Santa Lucia Range, Monterey County, California). There are guides to slugs, germs, fossils, cows and molluscan spawn. There are titles that make you wonder (Field Guide to Common Americans) and others you don't want to think about (Field Guide for Human Skeletal Identification). There are those that have nothing to do with nature (A Field Guide to . . . Windmills; Sailboats; Hot Sauces) and others that have more to do with human nature (Field Guide to North American Males).
Choosing a field guide to a subject as basic and popular as birds or trees can be especially daunting. Dozens of possibilities exist. Here are some tips.
Look for guides specific to your interest. Don't buy Birds if you're mainly curious about waterfowl; look for Waterfowl. If you want to identify wild edibles, Plants & Flowers could help, but Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants will get you there faster.
Two field guides are better than one. Spoken like a true field-guide junkie, but it's a fact. One guide may have excellent illustrations but no range maps; another may feature great descriptions and range maps but murky photos.
If you can swing it, get both a popular guide from one of the major publishers and a good regional guide specific to your area. I love my Newcomb's Wildflower Guide, but I'm glad I have Wild Flowers of North Carolina, too.
If it moves, get a picture guide. If it doesn't, look for a "keyed" guide. Picture guides help you identify things by sight; they show you what to look for in the few seconds you may have to glimpse a bird or animal. Keyed guides take you through a deductive series of questions — what shape is the leaf; what color is the flower — that leads to identifying a single species. In some books the keys are in ordinary language. In most, though, they contain terms such as fibrovascular bundle and cylindric-ovoid. Don't be intimidated. Just use the guide's glossary. A description might read, "Leaves pubescent with capitate trichomes, or farinose when dry." Hey, all that means is that the leaves are covered with soft bristly hairs or whitish powder.
Start small. If you're a beginner, don't buy The Audubon Society Master Guide to Birding, volumes 1, 2 and 3 when Birds: A Golden Guide would probably do. You can always add to your collection later.
When in doubt, stick with the "brand names" in field guide publishing, such as Peterson Field Guides, Golden Nature Guides and Audubon Society Field Guides.
Of course, even field guides have their limitations. Shakespeare had it right: A rose (genus Rosa, according to my guides) by any other name would smell as sweet. Never mind that an aspen's leaves are "2 to 6 inches long, with flattened leafstalks." Have you seen how each leaf dances in the breeze?
Funny, how these things come full circle. I used to love field guides for their sheer naming power. By knowing their names, I could say I "knew" my trees, my insects, my mushrooms, my rocks.
Now I understand that the real joy to be found in each of nature's creations is not knowing what it is, but simply that it is, with its own beauty, its own unique presence.
"Look, Dad," says my son, Josh. "An Eastern tiger swallowtail."
"Uh huh," I reply. "Neat butterfly."
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As you've probably already noticed, the naming conventions that most cameras use isn't always the most descriptive, so Bridge makes it really easy to rename your photos. Now, we saw that you could rename your photos when using the Adobe Downloader utility to get photos from your camera, but if you're not using the utility or if you just want to rename later on in the workflow, all you need to do is either select the single image that you want to rename. So if I wanted to rename this statue, I could do that. And then if I tap the tab key, I would actually move to the next image.
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Can also see that if I had another card full of images that I downloaded and wanted to rename tomorrow, if those had been taken in the same location, you can see that Bridge is remembering. The last number of the sequence that I batched rename so that I could start renaming my next folder of images on the correct number. So I don't want to rename these again. I'll just click cancel. I think you can see how easy it is to rename all of your images using Bridge.
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A citizen asked for a more thorough look at the fluoride content of the town's water at the Dec. 7 meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
Rob Sartori presented aldermen with a detailed report on the cons of fluoridation. He asked that the board consider several questions and provide him with the answers within 30 days. He also requested the board notify customers via their water bills of the use of fluoride.
The board took the matter under advisement.
According to the materials Sartori provided, fluoride poses health risks for infants. Babies, who are exposed to fluoridated water mixed with infant formula, may be at risk for thyroid problems, disruptions to the production of endocrine, and bone cancer, among other issues. Materials also report that fluoridation has been linked to health problems in adults such as kidney disease and types of cancer.
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Sports Bottle $2.00; 12 oz. $1.25 Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Light Lemonade, Barqs Root Beer, Iced Tea $2.09 Hot Chocolate $1.69 Nescafe Coffee $1.89 Flame Tree: Corn Muffin $2.29 Cole slaw Key lime pie Chocolate cake Frozen lemonade Harambe Fruit Market: Fruit Cup $2.99 Watermelon $2.29 Bowl of Grapes $3.29 Bowl of Pineapple $3.99 Soft Pretzel $3.29 Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery: Petrifries: McDonalds french fries $2.39 Pizzasafari: Tamu Tamu Cafe: Chocolate Cake - $3.59 Milk Shake - chocolate or vanilla $3.69 Safari Popcorn: Frozen Orange juice bars $2.50 Popcorn $2.59 Frozen Fruit Punch $3.29 Frozen Lemonade $3.29 Powerade $2.35 Safari Pretzel: Fresh Baked Salted Pretzel $3.29 Cheese Sauce $0.99 Powerade $2.35 Safari Turkey: Chips $2.39 DISNEY STUDIOS: Backlot Express: Marble Cheesecake Strawberry parfait (no sugar added) $3.59 Beverly Sunset: Candy store on Sunset blvd: Smores on a stick Candy Apple Candy Apple with caramel Candy Apple with caramel & nuts Bag of cotton candy (2) white chocolate peanut butter cups bottle suckers Fudge Starring Rolls Cappuccino or Latte $3.19 Cafe Mocha $3.69 Espresso $2.69 Cinnamon Roll Double Chocolate Muffin Chocolate Croissant Tiramisu Napoleon Chocolate cake Brownie Fruit Tulip Parfait Fudge Fruit Tart Gerties: Herbies: Churros $2.39 Pretzel $3.29 Sweet Pretzel $3.29 Cheese Sauce $1.00 Chips $2.39 Vitamin Water $2.99 Frozen Coke $3.29 Blue Raspberry Frozen Cooler $3.29 Banana Frozen Cooler $3.29 Raspberry Lemonade Frozen Cooker $3.29 Min & Bill's Dockside Spicy Cheese Stuffed Pretzel $3.79 Apple Cinnamon Stuffed Dessert Pretzel $3.79 Pretzel $3.29 Vanilla or Chocolate shake $2.89 Frozen Lemonade $3.29 Chips $2.39 Cookie $1.79 Sunset Ranch Market Teens & Tweens KRNR Minute Maid Frozen Lemonade $3.29 Smoothies (made with non-fat yogurt) - Strawberry, banana, strawberry/banana, orange pineapple, cappuccino $3.99 Flavor Burst - Served in a Waffle Cone. Bubble gum, pistachio nut, black cherry, tripical orange, Strawberry-banana, blue cotton candy and banana split $3.79 Chips $2.39 Chocolate Chip Cookie $1.89 Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta Orange, Barq's Root Beer $2.09 Minute Maid Orange $2.39 Apple Juice $1.69 Dasani Bottled Water $1.25/$2.00 Nescafe Coffee Regular or Decaf $1.89 Fairfax Fries: Writer's Stop: It has been posted that all bakery items in the case are included but I do not have any details yet. Carrot cake cookie 100% Arabica or Columbian House Blend or Decaf - $1.50/ $1.98 Cappuccino / Cafe Latte - $2.97 Espresso / Americano - $1.51 Mochaccino / Mocha Latte - $3.47 Mickey's Hot Chocolate (Seasonal) - $2.40 Hot Tea, American or Earl Grey - $.70 Steamers $2.52 Cafe Cooler / Fruit Cooler - $3.20 Iced Cappuccino / Iced Latte - $2.97 Iced Mochaccino / Iced Mocha Latte - $3.47 Bottled Water - $1.75 Soda $2.00 Powerade $2.50 Milk - $0.64 Chocolate Milk $2.12 Cart DOWNTOWN DISNEY GOOFY'S CANDY COMPANY sm. bag of chip & dale dried apricots sm. box of Character Cookies Toffee slab sm. box of Mickey animal crackers sm. bag of Mickey pretzels sm. bag of Mickey cheese crackers sm. bag of Mickey snack mix Candy bars Create your own Marshmallow sticks Create your own Pretzel (only 1) Create your own rice krispie treat Create your own fudge covered cookie Create your own gingerbread cookie Lollipops Bag of Goofy's gummies Dark chocolate covered mint squares Almond turtles Gingerbread Mickeys 1 Chocolate covered strawberry Cotton Candy Coconut Haystack turtles chocolate covered caramel cup small box of gummy worms sm.bag of cashews sm. bag of peanuts Caramel Apples Caramel Apples w/nuts Flavored Slushies gingerbread cookies Character cookie Character cupcake Danish sticky buns cappuchino blue plastic Cinderella slipper with candy necklace inside Pez Dispensers: Princesses and Mickey & friends Jawlipops: Jawbreaker Lollipop sm. bag of Chip & Dale Mickey Pretzels Disney's Perfectly Princess Sweet Shoppe Frosted Cookies, 2 oz box Disney Princess candy lipstick Shortbread Rounds: 2 Mickey Face Cookies, 1.7 oz size sm. box Shortbread Chocolate Chip Cookies Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffin Chocolate covered Peanut Butter Sandwich Individual pieces of fudge (just over $4 with tax) Princess foil covered Chocolate coins (but apparently not the Mickey and friends chocolate coins) WORLD OF DISNEY COOKES OF DUBLIN: "Doh-Bars" Fried Candy Bars $2.95 CANDY CAULDRON: Fudge All chocolate in case BLIZZARD BEACH: Lottawatta Lodge: Artic Expeditions: SNOW - BALLS $3.50 Strawberry,Banana,Pina Colada,Watermelon,Cherry,Cola,Lime,Fruit Punch,Blue Raspberry,Grape,Pineapple Expeditions: Waffle cone $3.79 Root Beer Float $3.69 Dreamsicle $3.69 TYPHOON LAGOON Leaning Palms: Typhoon Tilly's snacks: Potato Chips $2.39 No Sugar Added Brownie $2.39 Chocolate Chip Cookie $1.79 Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite $2.09/$2.39 Bottled Water $1.25/$2.00 Nescafe French Vanilla or Latte Specialty Coffee $3.49 Hot Chocolate $1.89 Smoothies $3.99 Apple Juice Float $3.59 Waffle Cone (chocolate, vanilla, or swirl) $3.79 Miss Tilly's Specialty Waffle Cones with vanilla soft serve $3.79 Pistachio-Nut, Banana Split, Strawberry-Watermelon, Pineapple-Caramel, Orange-Pineapple, Banana-Chocolate, Strawberry-Chocolate, Chocolate Caramel AKL/MARA french fries Bowl of grapes Bowl of watermelon Bowl of pineapple Bowl of Mixed fruit Side salad with dressing Single serving pita chips Bowl of sun-dried tomato hummus single serving chocolate/vanilla soy milk (Silk) Paw print brownie Zebra domes cheesecake carrot cake muffin danish cheese or rasberry Chocolate croissant (so good) Cinnamon roll (huge) Large cookie Bottle of juice Bottle of water Small bag of pretzels Bag of M&M's Bag of Peanut M&M's Bag of Animal Crackers 6 Pack of Oreo's Pack of Jellybeans 3 serving bag of Doritos 3 serving bag of Lays 3 serving bag of Cheetos One package of microwave popcorn (one bag only) Individual package of crackers Allergy free caramel corn (bag) ALL STAR SPORTS apple juice Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich Frozen OJ bar popcorn Any single piece of fruit (apple, banana, orange) single serve cereal w/small milk serving of oatmeal Ice Cream Sundae cookie chocolate cake croissant (plain and chocolate) drinks; nestles chocolate milk, juices, bottled water,ice tea, orange juice rice krispie treat shaped like a Mickey head Bagel with cream cheese muffins yogurt bowl of grapes fruit bowl salad gravy biscuits chili cheese fries ALL STAR MOVIES: Chocolate cake Mickey Rice Krispie treat Banana bread loaf cookies ice cream Individual bags of chips milk juice ALL STAR MUSIC Any single piece of fruit (apple, banana, orange) single serve cereal w/small milk serving of oatmeal Ice Cream Sundae cookie chocolate cake croissant (plain and chocolate) drinks; nestles chocolate milk, juices, bottled water,ice tea, orange juice rice krispie treat shaped like a Mickey head Bagel with cream cheese muffins yogurt bowl of grapes fruit bowl salad gravy biscuits chili cheese fries BC MARKETPLACE: Gelato! reg. $2.39 or large $2.69 Made to order Yogurt parfait $3.79 Small bottles of orange juice,milk chocolate milk Banana, orange, apple Box of character cookies chip n dale pretzels toffee bars "mickey" brand peppermint pattie "mickey brand" Cinnamon roll Chocolate Croissant Muffin Key Lime Tart Cupcake Mickey rice krispie treat Beaches & Cream Takeout window: Single Scoop ice cream cup, sugar or waffle cone BOARDWALK BAKERY Mickey muffins Chocolate Croissant Banana Bread Vanilla & Chocolate Donut Rings $1.59 Raspberry Donut Bowtie Twist Donut $2.59 Assorted Danish $2.59 Cinnamon Buns $2.59 Sticky Buns $2.59 Sugar Free Cheesecake $3.99 Cheesecake Brownie $3.99 Fruit Tart $3.99 Eclair $3.59 Cupcake $1.99 Sm. Mickey Cakes $2.79 Banana Split Pie $3.49 Flan Cereal w/milk $1.99 *regular cheesecake not a snack option *Tiramisu not a snack option *Carrot cake not a snack option BOARDWALK/SEASHORE SWEETS Single Scoop Cone/Bowl $2.50 Single Scoop Waffle Cone $3.00 Double Scoop Waffle Cone $4.00 Kid's Cone $2.00 Soft Serve Regular Cone $2.00 Soft Serve Waffle Cone/Bowl $3.00 Sundae $4.00 Shakes/Floats $4.00 Fudge Toffee slab Character sugar cookie Mint chocolate smoothie bar Chocolate Slushie Cotton Candy rice krispie treats BOARDWALK/SCREEN DOOR 20 oz. soda small water Rice Krispie treat small mickey pretzels Chip & Dale nut packs Candy by the register (?) All individual ice cream novelties CARIBBEAN BEACH Bowl of Grapes Bowl of Mixed Fruit Container of Strawberries Plain Cheesecake Swirl Cheesecake Chocolate Cake Carrot Cake Calypso Trading: Granola Cotton Candy; 2oz Rice krispie treats Cookies; 4 oz Box of Character Cookies; 2 oz CORONADO ice cream fruit bars CONTEMPORARY CORONADO SPRINGS Muffin Yogurt Plain biscuit cookies Pecan roll Turnovers Cinnamon roll Danish Fruit cake Croissant Pastry Uncrustables French fries egg roll Rix cafe: OJ Tea Water FORT WILDERNESS TRADING POST Individual Entemann's pastries Small box 'Nilla Wafers Small bags of chips, doritos, etc. MERCANTILE STORE GRAND FLORIDIAN: Lg. bottle of water Lg. bottle of juice Mickey rice krispie treat All ice cream novelties Bagel Donut Croissant Muffin Large cookie Soft serve ice cream OLD KEY WEST General store- mickey candy bars pez dispensers pez refills 3 oz boxes of vanilla wafers, wheat thins single serve boxes of mickey cookies single large cookies single rice krispie treats single serve cup of oatmeal 1 bag micro popcorn single serve bottles of coke products, water single serve bags of various trail mixes and nuts Goods to Go Fries onion rings fruit salad ice cream bars (Mickey, crunch, ice cream sandwiches, etc) soda coffee water juice smoothies soft pretzel chips Godiva lattes gold peak teas NOT included- soft serve ice cream any desserts POLYNESIAN: French Fries Vanilla Dole Whip Pineapple Dole Whip Individual bowls of cereal;frosted flakes, fruit loops, raisin bran, rice krispies with milk Ouaker Oatmeal Side salad w/ken's dressing $3.99 Bowl of fruit Bowl of Pineapple Yoplait yogurt Sliced apples with caramel dip Sliced carrots & celery with ranch dip Smuckers PB&J orange banana Microwave popcorn (Act II) Muffin Cookie Chocolate covered Mickey rice krispie treat Single serve chips;lays,bbq lays, doritos,cheetos single serve chip & Dale;nuts,pretzels,dried apple & cranberry fruit Skittles, Crunch Bar, Twix Poptarts (2) Strawberry or Cinnamon Itzakadoozie Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich Mickey Ice Cream Bar Frozen Fruit Bars POP CENTURY: Box of Nilla Wafers Box of Wheat Thins Box of Nutter Butters Large lollipops Fruit & Yogurt Parfait cinnamon roll Chocolate Croissant Cheesecake tye dye cheesecake Chocolate cake Carrot cake Chocolate cake Fresh fruit bowl candied pineapple bits Apples with caramel dip Apples with Peanut Butter Carrots/Celery with Dip Side Salad Side French Fries Nachos w/cheese Breadsticks Yogurt Hot Fudge Sundae Milkshake Worms & Dirt Jello cups bowl of grapes muffin box of cereal and milk pint milk Caribou Coffee $3.99 Rock Star energy drink Vitamin Water Smart Water 16 oz orange juice apple, orange or banana 2 hard boiled eggs Uncrustables POFQ: Beignets (3 or 6 piece) muffin bagel cereal w/milk single serving chips fruit juice large milk (I do not know the size) POR: Fruit bowl Yogurt parfait Brownie Cookie Carrot Cake Chocolate Cake Apple pie (danish) cinnamon roll danish applesauce mickey rice krispie treat Ice cream cone 2 breadsticks w/marinara sauce cup of soup Milkshake Bottled iced tea Powerade juice milk SARATOGA SPRINGS: Individual size boxes/bags of crackers/cookies/chips small box of wheat thins small box of saltines Rice Krispie treats Muffin chocolate croissant brownie cinnamon roll cookie cupcake fruit bowl WL/ROARING FORKS: Cereal (single servings) Chips (Big Grab bags) Fresh Fruit (Bananas, apples, oranges) Mickey Ice Cream Bars Minnie Fruit Bars Nestle Crunch Bars Itzakadoozie Fresh baked cookies Brownies Blondies Muffins Cupcakes Mickey Rice Krispie Treats (Plain and Chocolate dipped) Danish Croissants Celery and Carrots Fruit Salad Bowl of Soup Bowl of Chili Bottled water Soft serve ice cream Side of bacon Oatmeal Divvies treats: caramel corn, jelly beans, cookies, rice crispy treats with a chocolate drizzle/ALL ALLERGY SAFE TREATS Gluten free brownies WL/Mercantile: Chip & Dale Salted Peanuts "" Honey Roasted Peanuts """ Cashews "" Bag Dry Fruit """ Bag Apricot "" Bag Pineapple "" Bag Granola "" Bag Pretzels Disney Pez Disp or refills Mickey Mouse Rice Krspy Treats Single serving peaches Cotton Candy Tub Princess 2 oz Cookie MM Candy Tube Choc Chip Supreme Princess Choc Coin glazed honey buns supreme drumstick french crumb snickers Edy's Straw fruit bar Wheat Thins 4 oz Oatmeal Instant Bowl Otis Banana nut muffin(also blueberry and choc chip) Popcorn with butter 3.5 oz Nilla Wafers 3.5 oz Mickey Premium Bar Tollhouse Icecream Swirl Pops Tigger PB cups pint whole milk lemonade 20 oz orange juice 16 oz green or lemon tea 1/2 liter soy milk plain dansani 20 oz V8 6 oz powerade coke products vitamin water ITEMS NOT OFFERED AS A SNACK OPTION: Egg rolls in EPCOT/China Funnel Cakes in EPCOT Turkey Legs Popcorn bucket Lg. rice krispie squares Slice of Pizza Kids meals Luchables
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Woohoo for jjohnson and undertaking this very helpful endeavor for all us fellow Disers!!
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Awesome job J!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you everyone. I have to say I was very sad when editing the old 2007 snack sticky. I am hopeful this one will fill up quickly.
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Thank you so much for the new sticky! I'll post my updates ASAP to help you fill it in so that it doesn't look so sad and empty... Just 5 days until we get to explore all the possibilities for 88 snack credits all over the World!
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I would appreciate it if anyone going soon could find out what Divvies brand items are available as a snack. They are sold in the Main Street Bakery and at some of the hotel food courts. There are things like small packages of Choc. Chip cookies, caramel corn, jelly beans, etc.
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Thank you so much, this is fantastic!
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Thank you for doing this!! So happy to see Dole Whips and Floats on there!! Interested to see what will be available at the Poly!
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Thank you so much for doing this.. I am excited to see that Goofy's is still on there.. I am getting married in Disney on Dec. 6th 2008 (honeymoon 12/4 - 12/11 2008) and we are going to be on the Premium Plan -- so I am happy to see that the snacks I have been looking at are still there..
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Thanks for this! It's def helpful to try and find creative uses of credits!!!
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At Goofy's I was told in December that everything under $4 counts as a snack credit in the store. Boy was I happy. So many choices so few snack credits. :P
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my daughter was so disappointed to see that she can't get her churro. i don't see them anywhere on the list. can anyone confirm? i was nervous we would be eating nohting but sodas and chips as snacks. thanks for starting this thread!!
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15 The woma sayd vnto him: Syr geve me of that water that I thyrst not nether come hedder to drawe. | 15 The woman said to him, "Sir, give me this water so that I won't get thirsty and have to keep coming here to draw water." |
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2 Then arose Yishma'el the son of Netanyah, and the ten men who were with him, and struck Gedalyahu the son of Achikam the son of Shafan with the sword, and killed him, whom the king of Bavel had made governor over the land. | 2 Ishmael son of Nethaniah and the ten men who were with him got up and struck down Gedaliah son of Ahikam, the son of Shaphan, with the sword, killing the one whom the king of Babylon had appointed as governor over the land. |
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In case you missed it, the official help forum for Android Wear has gone live. There are many places to go online to get help with using your new smartwatch, but this Google Group is the place the company would probably prefer you go. It's also a location where you have a reasonable chance of getting an answer. We try to answer many of the questions that you pitch to us in the comments, but we don't see everything.
Motorola Mobility held a Q&A session at Mobile World Congress today, and while there wasn't much in the way of spectacle to coincide with the event, there were quite a few substantive announcements. For starters, the company is working on a watch that will be available some time this year. This won't be the first thing Motorola's tried to strap onto our wrists, but the company says style and battery life are two things it intends to address, and it would prefer to create a piece of jewelry rather than ugly tech.
Bringing a taste of truth to age-old rumblings of an LG Nexus device, the head of LG's Smartphone division, Ramchan Woo, has stated (in an interview with Cnet) that the manufacturer is "heavily in discussions" over a possible Nexus device, adding "we're working on it." While this quote is compelling, Cnet rightly highlights a few sticking points in the deal.
On one hand, while there is no evidence that Google will give Motorola preferential treatment following its acquisition, concerns have manifested, and partnering with any manufacturer (why not LG?) would quash any rumblings.


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More than 25 years ago, Kundan Sabarwal opened the doors of a modest 400-square-foot skincare spa in New Delhi, working diligently to gently and efficiently eradicate her clients' unwanted body hair through a blend of ancient techniques and modern indulgences. With a bit of hard-earned success, Ziba Beauty hopped the pond, eventually expanding to 17 locations in two U.S. states. Each studio embraces American style while retaining its overseas roots, amplifying faces and bodies with traditional Indian cosmetic adornment and hair removal. By rolling small loops of cotton thread over brows and other facial areas, threading specialists can remove pesky fuzz without harming the skin or skipping over fine hairs. For more sizeable zones, Sumita Wax, which was developed in India exclusively for Ziba Beauty, quickly sends errant hairs packing on the face and body. Artistic hands ink bodies with the ornate semipermanent designs of traditional mehndi, or cloak clients in sparkle with intricate art in a choice of 32 glitter mehndi colors and shimmering crystals, readying skin for special events better than a full-body tuxedo tattoo.
Lorine Mikhaeil leads a busy life. A trained nurse and a certified permanent makeup artist, she helms Organic Permanent Makeup (OPM) as well as Zena Day Spa, Derma Blush, and American Permanent Cosmetics Institute. But no matter how busy Lorine gets, she always takes her time with her clients.
At OPM, Lorine uses a semi-permanent organic ink to expertly define brows, lips, eyelids, and even areolas for those affected by breast cancer. This metal-free formulation gives her greater control when she is applying the ink into the upper dermal layer. During these treatments, Lorine uses an advanced power pin and for brows a specialized hairbrush stroke method that she invented herself, which gives the illusion of 3D brow strands. To ensure clients are inked with complementing colors, Lorine refers to the Fitzpatrick skin type chart to make sure brows match their skin tone and auras.
Though OPM's name focuses on one service, the boutique spa's menu is brimming with a range of other aesthetic treatments. Strands stand no chance against OPM's three hair removal systems, which include waxing, threading, and laser hair removal. Alternately, dermal fillers and microdermabrasions keep complexions firm and looking younger than a toddler holding a newborn dolphin.
Inside Neihul?, a beautifully modern salon awash in all-white decor, you're bound to notice the few splashes of color. Just inside the door, bright shelves display the brilliantly colored labels of Bumble and bumble styling products?the same ones the stylists often use at the hot-pink blow-dry bar. Beyond that, a broad spectrum of nail polishes radiates under a sign for "Dreams by Neihul?"?a line that co-owner Yvonne Neihul? designed herself. She and her team use them alongside specialty polishes for services that range from manicures with custom herbal mixtures to gel pedicures. But it's the spa's experiences that might have the most color. Pedicure chairs reminiscent of space pods have built-in laptops, letting you recreate the feeling of a starfleet captain getting a pedicure, and a stand-up tanning booth keeps the body cool with a shroud of crisp, quiet air.
When it comes to beauty maintenance, Nunei Harrington asserts, ?If you cannot eat it, do not put it on your skin.? The licensed aesthetician puts her words into practice at Sola Salon by using only natural products, including real fruits and vegetables, which she hand-blends to create custom facials, Nufree vegan hair-removal wax, and organic makeup.
During customized facials, Harrington can target environmental damage with organic pumpkin; fight acne with volcanic ash; and calm rosacea with rosewater, chamomile, and bedtime stories?all tailored to skin type. Facials include deep-tissue massage of the face, neck, and shoulders. Hair-removal sessions utilize either botanical Nufree vegan products or homemade beeswax and leave skin soft, smooth, and moisturized. Other spa treatments include the raindrop technique, which combines aromatherapy and essential oils from Young Living to relax the body and mysteriously balance the client's checkbook.
A makeup artist who honed her eye-enhancing skills at NovaLash Academy, Christine Reed creates fringe-laden masterpieces that adorn the eyes of women across the city. Her rigorous attention to detail and extensive training within programs such as JB Lashes have earned her a loyal clientele that includes celebrities ranging from Joss Stone and Angela Bassett to Jessica Rabbit. Within her eponymous boutique salon, the certified lash technician revamps patrons' appearances via services ranging from installing mink eyelash extensions to deploying a photon/galvanic skin-tightening facial to revive sagging skin. Along with her signature lash extensions and specialized facials, Christine also performs mani-pedis, airbrush makeup, organic airbrush tans, and facial waxing. She also extends specialized services to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Offering treatments that span 5,000 years of health care, the multitalented team at Dr. Midas Medical Group can alleviate ailments with everything from acupuncture, which originated in China five millennia ago, to modern laser technology. Their range of services also treats a wide variety of issues. The board-certified physicians and nurses can just as readily smooth wrinkles with Botox and other dermal fillers, as wield physique-contouring cold lasers, which liquefy fat in hard-to-tone areas. Meanwhile, acupuncturists insert their hair-thin needles into bodies at key points, addressing maladies such as infertility, unwanted weight, and blocked energy pathways. To complement the clinic?s noninvasive services, the staff also performs plastic-surgery treatments, which range from liposuction to face-lifts to setting broken Barbie arms.


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On the day she was offered a golf scholarship to Rocky Mountain College, Rachel Hosterman said "the room was spinning.
"It was everything I had worked for," she recalled of the moment. "It was everything that I dreamed of."
Four years later, the 5-foot-1 senior from Sierra Vista, Ariz., is leaving the nationally ranked Battlin' Bears program with a dizzying array of team and individual accomplishments.
Hosterman said she had fretted in high school over how she was going to pay for college, but has since blossomed into one of the best things to have ever happened to golf at Rocky.
She and her teammates will be competing at the 20th annual NAIA championships beginning Tuesday at Link Hills Country Club in Greeneville, Tenn. It will be Hosterman's third trip to nationals with the Bears.
A successful junior and prep player in Arizona, she has quietly posted seven tournament victories during her Rocky career, which now ranks as one of the school's winningest.
That total doesn't count the recent 36-hole championship match against favored Westminster College at the Frontier Conference tournament in Missoula. Her showing there, though, definitely falls into the momentous occasion category.
Hosterman's heroics included putting together back-to-back rounds of 76 and 74 for a team-low 6-over par 150 in the third-seeded Bears' 630-645 conquest over the top-seeded Griffins at Larchmont Golf Course.
"It just seemed like everything finally came together," she said of the team's and her own performance. "That was the best we've played."
That victory also secured No. 22-ranked Rocky's second conference tournament title in three years and a 13th trip to nationals in the last 14 years.
While the 22-year-old Hosterman, born in Guadalajara, Mexico, used golf as her vehicle to get into college, the business management degree she has just received, the friendships she has enjoyed with her teammates and the guidance offered by coach Randy Northrop are now some of the things she cherishes the most.
"The wins," she said. "That's the cherry on top."
The diminutive Hosterman, who also went to nationals with Rocky as a freshman and sophomore and is a three-time all-Frontier first team selection, is capable of unleashing 250-yard drives. However, that's not the eye-catching component of her game.
"The thing that jumps out right away is how straight she hits her driver," Northrop observed. "And she hits it far enough -- for her size, she hits it extremely far -- that she usually has short irons in.
"If you can hit your driver straight and long enough to where you have short irons in, as a woman playing at our level, you can be a very good player."
At the Frontier tournament, Hosterman made a difference by carding four pressure-packed rounds between 74 and 76 over the two days.
In reflecting on her Rocky career, Hosterman admits she has been a work in progress throughout.
"The best part I would say about me individually (this season) is that I've done better in dealing with those awkward shots, those situations that might be detrimental to my entire round," she said. "I think if anything my attitude, not really any specific part of my game, has changed tremendously."
Hosterman is quick to give Northrop a lot of credit for her transformation mentally.
"The only person Rachel has ever been hard on is herself," Northrop said. "She has been extremely hard on herself really for three years. This year I felt like she finally took a deep breath, realized that she's done a great job for us and just could go out and play.
"She has seven college wins, which is unbelievable."
Hosterman, who was taught the game by her father John, still takes a very analytical approach to most shots, studying all of the variables before swinging away.
"Before I try to create the shot, I'm picturing it, imagining it and getting a feel for it," she said.
Her teammates compliment her on that -- and some, including sophomore star Katy Peterson -- are starting to follow suit.
With three underclassmen, Rocky's return to the national scene this spring is somewhat surprising, but greatly appreciated by Hosterman.
"We're all so excited and motivated," she said. "Personally, I was devastated when we didn't make it last year.
"It came as a shock, but at the same time, as coach Northrop mentioned, it was something we needed to experience to really appreciate how far we had come and to appreciate the work and effort that goes into it. I was definitely motivated not to let it happen again."
After leaving Rocky, and spending a few months with her family in Arizona, Hosterman is considering joining another highly regarded team -- the United States military.
"I'd like to join the Air Force or the Navy," she said. "I've been doing the best I can in school to get into the officers' academy."
Hosterman said she would like to work in intelligence, possible putting her psychology minor to work.
"When she first talked to me about that a year ago, I got to thinking, what a great idea," Northrop said. "She would be one of those people that would fit in great in that atmosphere and thrive under pressure."
Up next, though, is the challenge of the national tournament, a fitting center-stage exit for Hosterman.
"I just feel so honored I was able to play and perform well for coach and Rocky's team," she said.
"Rachel deserves to be an All-America (selection) this year with the way that she has played," Northrop said. "I hope that the powers to be see that."


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