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Encrusted with diamonds in a variety of colors, these gold rings from the Cathy B. Fine Jewelry collection will bedazzle your digits.
Resembling bird's nests, these jewelry pieces have very delicate formations. With sparkling diamonds, both green and white, they will surely add a perfect touch of glam to your outfit. Worn both casually and formally, these gorgeous rings from the Cathy B. Fine Jewelry collection would fit into any girl's jewelry box.


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Early Childhood Department
New Early Childhood Classes Starting the Week of January 12, 2015
Music for Nearly Twos & Twos
#24A Adult/Child Wednesdays, 11:00-11:45 am
Music, Stories, & Pre-Literacy (2.7-3.5 yrs.)
#61 Separation Thursdays, 3:30-4:15 pm
Meet the Instrument (3&4 years)
#51A Separation Mondays 3:45-4:30 pm
We continue to offer a spring section of Music Infants (3-8 months) #3S starting January 29th on Thursdays from 12:00-12:45 pm.
Contact Dorothy Appleton at firstname.lastname@example.com or 212-369-1484, ext. 43 for additional information.
Beginning the journey of music-making…
The Early Childhood Program—instituted in the early 1960s—offers an extensive selection of courses for introducing small groups of young children and their families to the joys of music and art. By engaging in developmentally appropriate group music experiences (listening, singing, moving, playing percussion instruments, and eventually reading and notating music), students are given the foundation for a comprehensive music education and the tools to express themselves artistically.
Diller-Quaile's curriculum—incorporating the pedagogies of Émile Jaques-Dalcroze, Zoltán Kodály, Carl Orff, Shinichi Suzuki, Maria Montessori, and Edwin Gordon—is taught through a repertoire of international folk songs as well as classical, modern, popular, and original music. Classes feature pianists who improvise accompaniments in a variety of styles in response to the children's singing and movement. In our combined music and art offerings, children begin to develop skills and an appreciation of art concepts through hands-on experiences with a wide range of media, materials, and tools.
Diller-Quaile's highly trained and dedicated faculty is complemented by our Early Childhood Development Consultant, who works closely with teachers and is available for periodic class observations and parent consultations. The Early Childhood Department also presents discussions on child development that are open to parents, grandparents, and caregivers of children enrolled in classes; other School-wide events for families are scheduled throughout the year. Year-end student reports provide an overview of each child's classroom experiences.
2014-2015 Early Childhood Admissions
Please review the 2014-2015 Diller-Quaile Catalog and Guide to Your Child's Diller-Quaile Education or view the 2014-2015 Early Childhood Classes below for the Schedule of Courses.
To apply for Early Childhood group classes for children three months to six years of age, please complete the online application and arrange for payment of the $60.00 application fee.
Applications are considered on a first come, first served basis. Preference is given to returning students and siblings who apply early. Upon receipt of your application, we will provide an enrollment contract for your child to enroll in your top class choice available at the time. The first round of enrollment contracts are mailed in mid-March, followed by continuing admissions. See the Admissions Tab for additional information about the admissions process including answers to some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
For more information on Early Childhood classes, or to check on availability before applying, please contact Dorothy Appleton, Head of Early Childhood Admissions at 212-369-1484, ext. 43 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
There is still room in some of our Early Childhood classes for 2014-2015.
2014-2015 Early Childhood Program
The Early Childhood Program offers group classes for children from three months to six years of age.
Individual instrument instruction for children four years of age and up, and musicianship classes for children in first grade and up, are offered through the Instrumental and Vocal Department.
A child's age as of September 1, 2014 is used for placement purposes.
Early Childhood classes are conducted in the following formats:
Adult/Child: Children attend with a parent, grandparent or other adult.
Separation: Children attend unaccompanied.
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2014-2015 Early Childhood Classes
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- Music Babies (9-12 months; 13-16 months)
- Music Toddlers (17-20 months)
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- Music, Stories, and Pre-Literacy (2-2.6 years; 2.7-3.5 years)
- Early Childhood Music and Art (2-2.6 years)
- Preschool Music and Art (2.7-3.3 years)
- Music in Make-Believe (2.7-3.5 years)
- Great Artists (3&4 years)
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- Chorus (4&5 years)
- Meet the Instrument (2.7-3.5 years; 3&4 years)
- Play the Instrument (4&5 years)
- Great Composers (5&6 years)
View and download a 2014-2015 Application Form
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Tuesday, February 10, 2015 (7:30-8:30 p.m.)
Wednesday, March 4, 2015 (7:30-8:30 p.m.)
Wednesday, April 15, 2015 (8:00-8:45 a.m.)
At the Open Houses (adults only) you have an opportunity to meet the Early Childhood Faculty,
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Elsevier First to Publish NADAC Price Type from CMS
Elsevier's Gold Standard is the first drug database to include CMS's survey-based pricing, making it the most comprehensive source for drug price benchmarks
Philadelphia, PA, December 11, 2013Elsevier, a
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Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC) is included for all available drugs
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Serves 6; 2 tablespoons salsa and 6 tortilla wedges per serving
This lively-tasting salsa will make you feel as if you're dining in an authentic Mexican restaurant!
6 6-inch corn tortillas, each cut into 6 wedges
½ poblano pepper
2 medium tomatillos (about 6 ounces total), papery skins discarded, rinsed and patted dry
¼ cup snipped fresh cilantro
¼ teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon olive oil (extra-virgin preferred)
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Place the tortilla wedges in a single layer on a large baking sheet. Bake for 10 minutes, or until just golden. Transfer the baking sheet to a cooling rack and let the tortilla wedges cool completely, about 5 minutes.
In a food processor or blender, process the salsa ingredients except the oil for 10 to 15 seconds, or until the desired consistency. Pour into a small bowl. Stir in the oil. Serve with the tortilla wedges.
For a milder salsa, discard the ribs and seeds of the poblano before processing the pepper. Refrigerate any remaining salsa in an airtight container for up to two days. Store the tortilla wedges in an airtight container at room temperature for up to one week.
(per serving)
Calories 62
Total Fat 3.0 g
Saturated Fat 0.5 g
Trans Fat 0.0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.5 g
Monounsaturated Fat 2.0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 120 mg
Carbohydrates 9 g
Fiber 2 g
Sugars 1 g
Protein 1 g
½ starch, ½ fat
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text: Wasn't it fun? So great to see everyone slimmed down - well, not everyone but most! I was sad for the two big cousins, the really young one who was over 400 lbs? The cousin only lost 45 lbs and he was a big big boy, and they showed him athome still eating fried chicken. I guess even the lure of 250K isn't enough motivation if you're not ready for it. I really hope Mikey's brother Max gets a shot next season!


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After a night in Flagstaff, we continued northeast into the Painted Desert, where signs along US89 warned of possible ice on the road. Ironically, most early SUVs would have offered no advantage under those conditions-patches of ice on an otherwise clear highway. Most had part-time four-wheel-drive systems that were designed for loose terrain off-road or very slippery conditions on-road. For all its emphasis on off-road capability, one of the most noteworthy aspects of the original Grand Cherokee was that it offered a full-time four-wheel-drive system (Quadra-Trac) that could be used on-road. In the years since, Jeep has offered a bewildering array of 4WD systems, and that's still the case today. The Laredo's Quadra-Trac I has no low range and no terrain selector. Four-wheel-drive Limiteds and Overlands get Quadra-Trac II, with low range and the terrain dial.
Quadra-Drive II (standard on the Overland V-8, optional on other V-8s) adds a limited-slip rear axle.
For its part, the Explorer has switched to a FWD/AWD system, which is fine for slippery highways. Back in the 'burbs, though, we noticed that because its default torque flow is to the front wheels, you can get a tug at the steering wheel when pulling out quickly onto a busy highway before the system shifts power to the rear.
When we finally got to Monument Valley in southeastern Utah, we felt as if we'd truly entered SUV country -- not because you need an SUV out here, but because the towering red buttes provide the kind of heroic western backdrop that fits so perfectly behind these vehicles. We stopped at the Mexican Hat rock formation and both trucks-even the Explorer-got to scramble around a bit on the rocky two-track.
We'd driven more than 1000 miles according to the trip computers, which also reported a 20.0-mpg average fuel consumption for the Jeep and 18.8 mpg for the Ford. The trip was nearly all highway, so the Explorer's figure was disappointing (it's EPA rated at 25 mpg on the highway and 17 mpg in the city, versus the Jeep's 22/16 highway/city mpg rating). The Explorer's figure, though, is likely predicated on cruising in sixth gear, whereas the Jeep's transmission has only five speeds. On this trip, there were numerous uphill grades, so the Explorer spent a lot of time in lower gears, and its gas mileage suffered accordingly. Perhaps because it has no ultra-low-rpm cruising gear favored by the EPA tests, the Jeep got closer to its advertised mileage in real life. On flatter terrain, the Explorer might have reaped more benefit from its tall sixth gear.


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Until February 28th, Save 20% on Homespun!
February 1st, 2015
Homespun® is a soft, silky roving textured yarn that works up quickly and easily. From shawls to sweaters to throws, this yarn can't be beat for softness and sheer touch-ability. With solids, heathers, and beautiful self-striping 'painterly' colors, Homespun® comes in gorgeous shades you'll love.
With names like Clouds, Herb Garden, Parfait, Sundae Stripes, Abalone, Fiesta, and Mixed Berries it's hard to choose just one. Best of all for the entire month of February you can purchase Homespun® for 20% off the original price!
Check out our lookbook below for project inspiration:
Dora Ohrenstein Makes a Gauge Swatch and Checks it Twice
January 31st, 2015
Dora Ohrenstein is a crochet master! She's designed patterns and written many books, including her latest, The Crocheter's Skill-Building Workshop. When I spoke to her at Vogue Knitting Live, she told me that even experts have trouble with gauge. Her advice? Watch the video below to find out!
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If you're interested in meeting Dora, she'll be visiting the Lion Brand Yarn Studio for a book signing event on Thursday, February 19th from 6:30 – 7:30pm. Find out more here.
New! Learn to Crochet 3 Easy Cowls with Moogly
January 30th, 2015
In the Round, In Style: Crochet Cowls Made Easy Cowls are quite the craze amongst crocheters, and it's easy to see why! They're small projects that make a big impact in any wardrobe — plus, they're quick, easy and fabulously fun to work. Join me, Tamara Kelly, the mind behind Moogly, in my online Craftsy class, Quick and Easy Crochet Cowls, to create quick and captivating cowl projects that will work up with ease, and open up a brand new world as you crochet in the round! During class, we'll work our way through three dazzling cowls. Start with the easiest, then turn your sights to a lace cowl, getting acquainted with lace charts as you crochet. And finally, create something a little more advanced, adding fabulous granny square embellishment to the final cowl. Plus, throughout class, you'll get tips and tricks for blocking and finishing to really make those cowls pop! And, did I mention that the first 1,000 students to enroll get a heavenly, heathered treat? That's right — enroll today and get a free skein of Lion Brand Amazing® yarn!
For our first lesson, we'll make the aptly–named 45–Minute Cowl. I'll show you how to work two strands at once from the same skein, and we'll start our foundation row, learning to properly measure gauge. As we move on, I'll give you tips for joining the beginning row in the round, including a more professional way to start the round, and take you through each stitch used. Then, we'll complete this cowl with fabulous finishing tips that will help you take care of those ends!In our third lesson, we explore lovely lace in the round. You'll improve your chart–reading skills as I walk you through the pattern and show you how it translates to the chart. Join your first round, and enjoy my nifty trick you can use in all your in–the–round projects so that your chain doesn't get twisted! While we crochet, I'll explain how the stitch pattern develops round by round, and you'll learn which loops to work into to create the beautiful shells of this stunning cowl.
We'll finish lesson four by flipping the cowl once we've worked it half way, working into the foundation chain once more to build fabric out in the opposite direction. Once we're finished, it's time for the beautiful Brompton Abbey Cowl! This more advanced cowl is still very approachable — it just takes a few special stitches, like picots, which I'll show you step by step. Plus, I'll share some advice on adjusting length and width, so you can customize for the fit you crave! Then, we'll create our cowl's dazzling centerpiece by crocheting and attaching the granny squares. I'll show you how to make the center spiral, square–off corners for a traditional look and attach the squares to the neck piece. For our final lesson, we'll add finishing touches with a beautiful picot edge and functional snaps, and end class with blocking tips for all your projects! Get three incredible designs, plus a FREE skein of Lion Brand Amazing yarn, when you sign up for Quick and Easy Crochet Cowls today.
For me, as much as I've fallen in love with crochet over the years, it's the aspect of community and sharing with other crocheters that has truly become my passion. That's why I started Moogly, a crochet website, and made it my mission to connect with crocheters, sharing my knowledge by blogging, designing, curating pattern collections, crafting tutorials and more! Now, I get to connect with you too — thanks to Craftsy! With Craftsy you get expert instruction and ample support, with me and the crochet community by your side. Plus, with online lessons you can watch when you want and where you want, you get to learn on your terms, in crystal clear high–definition!So, join me, and get ready to cowl with delight! Learn all the skills you need to start creating cowls and other in–the–round projects with complete confidence.
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3 Different Ways to Shape the Neckline of a Sweater
January 29th, 2015
This column by Barbara Breiter, author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Knitting & Crocheting, originally appeared in The Weekly Stitch newsletter.
When making a pullover sweater in either knitting or crochet, there are many different ways to construct a sweater. In some cases, you will be working from the top-down in one piece (working from the neckline downwards, adding stitches for your raglan sleeves, and then coming back in for the body); you might also work in the round from the bottom edge, splitting the stitches at the arm holes and then working on the front and back separately.
Often you'll see instructions like this:
Shape Neck
- K14 (15, 16, 16) sts, join a 2nd ball of yarn and bind off next 6 (8, 8, 10) sts, k to end. Working both sides at once with separate balls of yarn, dec 1 st at each neck edge every other row 3 times – 11 (12, 13, 13) sts. Work until same length as Back to shoulders.
When you shape the neck of the front of a pullover, in particular a crew neck or a v-neck, you are ensuring that the neck opening will be large enough so that it fits over the head. There are two components: the width and the depth.
The depth is generally several inches. This is why the neckline shaping begins before the front armhole reaches the depth of the back armhole (where usually only width is of consequence to the total neck opening).
To begin, stitches are eliminated in the center and then decreasing takes place on each side of these center stitches to further widen and shape the neck opening. When the depth is completed, the shoulder stitches are usually bound off.
We'll be discussing how to shape a neckline when you work the sweater in pieces, starting from the bottom edge and working up towards the neckline.
8 Projects You Won't Believe Are Crochet!
January 28th, 2015
As a crocheter, I've always wanted to knit because I love ribbed and welted textures. I'm learning, but it'll be awhile before I'm confident enough to knit a sweater … so in the meantime, I'll share some recent crochet projects from Lion Brand's Patternfinder that I initially mistook for knit — perfect projects for a crocheter like myself!
There are a two common techniques you can use to create a knit effect in crochet. You can work horizontally, like in the Tiered Tunic, to give the fabric-like appearance you often see in knitting. Or, another technique is to use front and back post stitches to create the ribbed look you see in the Split Collar Capelet.
Below is a collections of my favorite patterns to get you started:
6 Fast-Finish Crochet Cowls: a #Scarfie Roundup!
January 27th, 2015
Over the past few months, we've shared #scarfie projects from many of our favorite bloggers who all used Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick® to design beautiful cowls, most of which require only one or two balls.
I put together a collection of their wonderful #scarfie projects in case you missed any. They're all simple crochet patterns that even a beginner crocheter will be able to understand and work through. So take a gander and see which one fits your style!
P.S: We encourage you to share photos of your handmade scarf or cowl projects by tagging @LionBrandYarn and using the hashtag, #scarfie. You'll have the chance to be featured in our #scarfie gallery on Facebook!
Repeat Crafter Me Crochet Hooded Cowl in Fig and Fisherman |
Maybe Matilda Chunky Scalloped Cowl in Grass |
All About Ami Twist Cowl in Sandstone |
Petals to Picots Quick & Comfy Crochet Scarf in Oatmeal |
Moogly Blog Stormy Weather Cowl in Fig and Charcoal |
Crafty Gemini Uptown Circle Scarfie in Eggplant |
2 Teams, 2 Scarves – Arm Knit for the BIG GAME with Hometown USA!
January 26th, 2015
When it comes to sports and knitting to show team spirit, I immediately think of Hometown USA®. The bright, bold primary color palette is right for any sports fan. Whether cheering for your NFL favorite or your local Pop Warner team – this easy care, machine washable yarn is perfect for team-supporting projects.
Our Winning Team Cowls are here, just in time for the BIG GAME on February 1st!
Arm-knit a scarf to support the Seattle Seahawks!
Dallas Grey | Green Bay | San Diego Navy |
Arm-knit a scarf to support the New England Patriots!
New York White | San Diego Navy | Dallas Grey | Tampa Spice |
Which team are you knitting for?
Margaret Hubert's Favorite Fan Interaction!
January 26th, 2015
Margaret Hubert has written over 30 books about knitting and crochet! With so many years in the yarncrafting industry, I just had to sit down with Margaret to hear about her career as a designer and author. She loves her fans and shared a fun story with me about one of her favorite pieces of fan mail!
:: Can't see the video above? Click here: http://youtu.be/CYLNYcPhKOA ::
Here are some of Margaret's great patterns!
Knit Alpine Zip-Neck Pullover | Knit Wooden Handle Tote (and a Crochet version, too!) | Crochet Wild Flowers Shawl |
Knitting to the Rescue: The Traffic Throw
January 25th, 2015
This story is from our newsletter called Pattern Journal which brings a warm-hearted, wholesome story to your inbox to read every month. If you enjoy it and would like to subscribe, click here.
Helen didn't mind her nighttime schedule at Children's Hospital, but after hours of sick kids and distraught parents, decompressing was hard. That's where knitting came in.
Mom, herself a pediatrician, had suggested it. "Knitting clears your brain," she said. "You see results."
During the time she'd been at Children's, Helen had knitted constantly, not for herself, but for the kids. She made what was needed — chemo caps, security blankets, stuffed animals. Now she was knitting a throw with a cheery design of trucks and cars.
It was almost done, just a few rows left. Helen loved that the "Traffic Throw" was knitted with Vanna's Choice®. For every skein purchased, St. Jude's Research Hospital, dedicated to curing childhood diseases, received a donation. Knowing that made Helen feel she was doubling the benefit of her knitted gifts. She loved everything else about the yarn, too–its softness and clear, bright colors. On break, she'd sit in the lounge and knit away. When others asked, Helen answered, "Oh…it's for someone I haven't met yet."
Then one of the surgeons told her about Charlie. "Helen," he said. "Check out room 102." He pointed down the hall, where the post-op kids were monitored." Charlie pulled away from his mom in a mall parking lot, into the path of a car backing out. Every parent's nightmare, right?"
Charlie was four; he'd sustained contusions, a concussion and a broken arm. He looked incredibly small, his head bound with gauze, a rigid cast on his arm. On his bed were a teddy and small toy trucks. His exhausted dad sat in an adjacent armchair.
"I'm Dr. Chen," said Helen, on entering. "How ya feeling, Charlie?"
Charlie looked away.
Dad said, "I think Charlie's feeling as bad about disobeying his mom as he is about getting hurt. Aren't you, son?"
Charlie said nothing.
Helen said, "Everybody makes mistakes." She went to Charlie's bedside. "I guess you like trucks, right?"
Charlie nodded. "I have more at home," he whispered.
"I think there might be some around here," Helen said. "I'll look for them, okay?"
Charlie nodded again, then closed his eyes.
When he woke up, he was covered with something warm and soft. As Charlie and his dad counted the cars, trucks, and traffic lights, their hands found a note:
Dear Charlie,
Get well soon.
Your friend,
Dr. Chen
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All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
A story by Selma Moss-Ward.
Selma Moss-Ward writes and knits in Rhode Island. You can find her work on our blog, as well as Lion Brand's monthly newsletter, Pattern Journal, which you can subscribe to here.


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(02-21-2012 02:34 PM)kylebucksfan Wrote: Very very nice Cam!
(02-21-2012 09:23 PM)jdetter23 Wrote: Nice Quan!I wish I could find the Bruce Carter like that one and of course you get a Cam EVERYBODY GETS A CAM but a panthers fan lol.Congrats!
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Me and my design team are pretty new at anything that deals with planting. We want to design a green roof, and were just wondering if 2 different sedums species put together would result in a competition between the species? |
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It depends on the species, but all things being similar (you have cold-hardy Sedums and they do well there), no, I don't think you can ascribe a competition between the two - that's going anthropomorphic on me and I can't handle that. Seriously, no, I don't think so - the one that's most adaptable / suited for the environment / conditions will do better. You might think about using both high and low Sedums, or those that lose their leaves and those that don't. A picture of your species to be used would help. Sedum roofs - simply the best, if I may be blunt. |
Below is a link to a list of sedums for roof tops. Google "Penn State Center for Green Roof Research" for technical info, no list of sedums there though. This will tell you how to prepare a roof in the Permaculture Forum http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/permacult/msg0108565831976.html?21 Where you are located will determine what plants you use. Penny |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sedums for roof
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There's just something about having family in town that makes me want to cook. Call me crazy (you wouldn't be the first) but feeding a large group (at least half a dozen adults and two kids going through a picky phase) of people whose opinions actually matter to me seems like an excellent challenge. AND an excellent opportunity to try out some more recipes from Pinterest!
Last week for Family Dinner I made gyoza, Teriyaki chicken, and chicken fried rice. I pulled gyoza (or potstickers if that name works better for you) and Teriyaki chicken recipes from Pinterest and used my [...]
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It's National Hot Dog Month and what better way to celebrate than by making (and eating) hot dogs! I scoured the Pinterest boards trying to find the tastiest looking hot dog recipes out there. I've always been a ketchup-onions-relish kind of girl myself, but I'm pretty open-minded and it was fun seeing just how many dozens of recipes for hot dogs exist.
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I went a little crazy with the chicken last weekend. I can see that now. But it all turned out so good, you won't see me complaining.
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Comment on this storyBASTAD, Sweden – Germany's Mona Barthel won her third career title on Sunday when she claimed the Swedish Open with a 6-3, 7-6 (7/3) win over South Africa's Chanelle Scheepers.
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Kirkwood has been my favorite ski destination for years. Not boasting the longest runs by far in the Tahoe region, but I will guarantee you the best relative snow conditions with easiest access to some back country, mogul riding, gully shooting terrain. This hill is more spread out than others, but with all kinds of off trail paths. You will have your day filled. The extra drive and walk from your car may be worth it.
Compared to some of the other Lake Tahoe resorts, I wasn't particularly impressed with this one. But then again, I was there will a bunch of non skiers, so I didn't get a chance to really explore. Still, I believe it is the closest to Reno, at least for a good size mountain, the other which I would recommend a little higher - NorthStar.
But this is a cool picture I got when I was there last… many years ago.
This is a good all around mountain especially if you have a group of people that do not know how to ski or board. It can get crowded for being beginner friendly and being one of the closer spots from the SF Bay Area. (located before the decent down Hwy50 into the South Lake Tahoe – also a popular spot to hit up to ski on your last day, before heading back into the Bay)
Sierra has many slopes facing different direction, and has a relatively high base elevation, so on warmer dayz, if you know how to follow sun, you can always find a good conditioned run.
This place is big. Home to the 1960 Winter Olympics, it still boasts the Olympic Rings to this day. Even though they brag about some of the longest runs in the Tahoe region, (up to about 3 miles), you will spend most of your time from the High Base on up. Taking 1 of the 2 Gondolas to the High Base camp, gives you not only a protected view of the surroundings, but also it is how you get the spa/pool or ice-skating or snow tubing activities – and don't forget an overpriced restaurant with a fabulous view.
check site for different options for shuttle services and local rentals.
This is another one of the big ones, although like Squaw, I bet you'll be staying in a much smaller area than advertised. For instance, the base is near lake level, so on warmer days, you'll be staying on top. However, there are base lodges on both California and Nevada sides. (it is split by the state line) And this is the most easily accessible from the South Lake casinos as well.
It is still big… /www.skiheavenly.com/skiing_riding/terrain/facts/ - just not that big.
When I've remembered to give a sacrifice to the gods of virginity, this is another of my favorites. It has wide-open faces that can be a playground all day long, and has always been a stronghold for the skier-traditional. This was the last mountain to allow snowboarders; which now only means I can go with my friends.
If it hasn't snowed for awhile, or it is slightly windy in the forcast, this is the LAST place you want to be. With the open faces, there is no protection from the wind - nor sun. That's the kicker… The top of Alpine will be the first lift to shut down in the Tahoe region when there's a low-pressure creep'n on in. but once it leaves… FUN STUFF…
the two closest destination to go play in the snow, whether you prefer 2 planks or 1, are Boreal and Sugar Bowl. Stay on the 80 through Sacramento, (about 80 miles) and Boreal will eventually be on your right, can't miss it… Sugar Bowl is basically behind Boreal.
Do yourself a favor, don't go to Boreal. It very much only caters to the day trippers and beginners. Even if you are one, you don't want to surround yourself with others. Sugar Bowl I like much better, but Sierra (decided at Sacramento – the 50 and 80 split) wouldn't have taken that much longer…
We rented Ski and Snowboards from Sierra Sport Rentals 775-588-0970 at GREAT GREAT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Great Gear at skiis $16 and boards $17! Nicest shop and the best people run the store. They are only a couple of minutes from Heavenly and worth the short drive of all of 5 minutes to SAVE BIG! All I can say is WOW what a deal!!!
Ski package $16 a day and Snowboard Package $17 a day!!! WOW WOW WOW
Sierra at Tahoe is one of the 10 resorts surrounding the lake and one of the main 3 at the south end (Kirkwood, Heavenly are the others). Sierra is a small but very decent mountain with a very casual, fun atmosphere and it's only a 20-30 minute drive from town.
It's easy to find a way to play in the snow. Here, while driving along in Tahoe, we saw a family turning a mound of snow in to a small sled-park. Don't have a sled? Use a boogie board!
Sled, boogie board, hard-soled shoes...
From about Thanksgiving to Easter, snow skiing is big business here around Lake Tahoe. My personal favorites for downhill skiing are Kirkwood (take Hwy 89 to 88 south of the Tahoe Basin), Heavenly Valley in South Lake Tahoe (great views of the lake) or Northstar-at-Tahoe on the north shore. Squaw Valley is famous, and that's west of Tahoe City. For cross-country skiing there are many places, including my favorite area, Hope Valley. It's south on Hwy 89 - just park well-off the road and go for it!
On the south shore, I'd recommend Kirkwood or Sierra for beginners. Heavenly would be for more intermediate skiers. This is based on the amount and ease of access to the green slopes. Heavenly does have some green runs, but they are higher on the mountain and require access via the gondola to get to the mid-mountain.
On the north shore, I'd recommend North Star for beginner and intermediate.
Rentals are cheaper the farther from the resort you go, but obviously the cheapest is if you bring your own.
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Bachelorette Alessandro: Sent Home After Rude Remarks!
Emily Maynard may have seemed like a sweet Southern belle but don't say rude things about her daughter or you'll be sent packing faster than you can say "having a daughter is a compromise."
Alessandro was sent packing immediately after he made rude comments about being a father to Emily's daughter Ricki. Emily didn't wait until the rose ceremony, she didn't wait five minutes – she sent him home right away. The craziest part of it all? Alessandro was actually surprised that he was sent home. Seriously? Are you kidding?!?
First he says that having Emily's daughter in his life as a compromise then he refuses to apologize or change his statement after Emily gives him a chance. Come on, is he delusional?
Do you think Emily was right in sending Alessandro home right away or do you think he deserved a second chance?
Personally, this is the first time I actually enjoyed watching Emily on TV.
Now if she would just do the same to Kalon, everything would be great.
Misunderstood is more like it. "Compromiso" means commitment. And yes, marriage and a child should be viewed as a HUGE commitment. I believe something was lost in translation. He was insistent because he thought he was saying that it was a commitment. On the other hand, after viewing the end clips and hearing his general comments about leading a gypsy lifestyle and not having experience with children, he's not a good match. But being rude, no.
Exactly Christina! You couldn't have said it better. "Compromisso" means commitment, pledge. He was so confused because he thought he was saying something she wanted to hear — that his commitment to Emily and her daughter would come before his work. This was not a compromise for him but rather a commitment. That being said, he was iffy when it came to cheating, being in a relationship with his cousin, etc. He certainly didn't explain himself well.
He seemed to "march to the beat of a different drummer". I mean, c'mon, he said that he was "in love" with his cousin. Nuff said.
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Thanks to some ambitious designers, the Woodlands Waterway Marriot Hotel and Convention Center is getting a lavish renovation. The Woodland Villager reports that the building is undergoing $6.2 million worth of improvements on its 336 rooms and its 60,000 square foot convention space.
Sheron Jones, the director of sales and marketing for the hotel, told the news source that the designers are incorporating a woodsy-themed motif throughout the building. The improvements will encompass everything from new colors to new furnishings, and Jones says the guests should appreciate the changes.
"I think it will make it more comfortable for the guests, more productive and more energizing," Jones told the news outlet.
Homeowners who are looking to add a wood-themed feel to their own living space can do so by installing bamboo flooring. While the floor covering boasts a similar aesthetic to hardwood, and is available in a wide range of finishes to match a variety of interiors, bamboo flooring has additional benefits.
According to the TLC.com, there are few flooring options that are more sustainable than bamboo, and the eco-friendly floor covering is also extremely durable.


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Re:What's their budget? (52 comments)
Actually, I'd say NASA has a much greater and more obvious impact on our quality of live than the Department of Education. All the Dept. of Ed. can do is take surveys and make recommendations. Oh, and waste BILLIONS and BILLIONS of dollars in doing so.
Also, that article is bottom-of-the-barrel as far as science writing is concerned. I've seen 4th graders write more enlightening and informative articles than that.


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Reporters as Prostitutes II
The only differences between many American political reporters and prostitutes is that prostitutes understand what type of business they are in and prostitutes provide something of value to the people who pay them.
One of reasons Barack Obama defeated Mitt Romney is because most political reporters at the Main Stream Media (MSM) are essentially prostitutes. They are partisan Obamista Democrats whose motto is "ours is not to question why. Ours is but to lie and lie." They apparently believe their duty is to make their fellow Democrats look good and the Republicans look bad. If wealthy Republicans want to improve their chances of winning, they will need to invest in media companies and replace the partisan Democrats with either Republicans or with real journalists who believe they have a duty to pressure politicians regardless of party into being truthful.
American reporters should know better than to automatically believe any politicians, particularly those running for president. It wasn't that long ago that President Bill Clinton was caught lying about his affair with an intern and President George W. Bush was claiming that Iraq President Saddam Hussein was about to give Weapons of Mass Destruction to al Qaeda. They certainly weren't the first two presidents to lie. For example, President Franklin Roosevelt lied about the assistance he provided to the British prior to American entry into World War II while he was plotting with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to get the United States into the war.
American reporters continue to publish stories supporting the late Enron Corporation's global warming scam even though the documents indicating Enron's role in setting up the scam have been available for years. Reporters potentially have access to studies by scientists who question the claims about global warming, but refuse to consult the critics of global warming. Reporters ignore the fact that those who want to profit from trading carbon credits are likely to spend large sums to elect candidates like Barack Obama who support their agenda.
Real journalists recognize that when politicians and government officials try to keep documents secret, it is often to cover up damaging information. For example, in the1960 presidential candidate Sen. John F. Kennedy refused to release his medical records while falsely claiming he didn't have any health problems. We didn't learn until many years later that Kennedy was afflicted with Addison's disease, a disorder that can cause a fatal drop in blood pressure.
When we elect a president we are really hiring a president. We should have access to the same information an employer might request from a potential employee. The news media should seek that information on our behalf.
Unfortunately, most American journalists don't care about whether or not candidates are truthful about their background. For example, there have been cases in the past of journalists who have lied about the education. Thus, it would be reasonable to require presidential "job applicants" to make copies of their college records available to those who decide who to hire for the job.
Barack Obama claims to be healthy like Kennedy did, but refused to make his medical records public to confirm his claim. Obama's body is consistent with the type of body that individuals with potentially fatal Marfan's syndrome often have. Those with Marfan's syndrome can suffer from sudden heart attacks. How can we be sure he doesn't have Marfan's syndrome if he won't make his medical records public.
The presidency has citizenship and a minimum age requirement. Thus it is reasonable to require those applying for the job of President of the United States to submit a birth certificate to confirm he meets the citizenship requirement and is old enough to qualify for the job. However, MSM journalists act like the issue isn't important. They continued to ignore the issue even after Obama posted an obviously forged birth certificate on line.
The forgery lists his "race" as "African" even though the term "African" cannot be used to indicate a specific race. Africa contains two visibly different groups of people. Those who live north of the Sahara Desert have light colored complexions. Those who live south of the Sahara have dark complexions.
The use of the word "African" instead of the term used at the time "Negro[the Spanish word for black]" could indicate Obama has been keeping the document secret for a reason other than where he was born. When Obama was born southern police were still beating civil rights demonstrators. If Obama's complexion was light enough to pass for Hawaiian, his mother might have taken advantage of giving birth in Hawaii to list her son as whatever term was used for native Hawaiians. Obama might have decided to keep the document secret because he wanted to use his complexion to appeal to black voters and didn't want them to think he was really an Hawaiian.
Obama's decision to keep his birth certificate secret might involve an old dictator's trick. A dictator wanting to determine how loyal his supporters are may say or do something questionable to determine who will support him regardless of what he has said or done.
The tendency of the MSM to bias news in favor of their Democratic Party has increased the degree of division between Democratic activists and Republican activists. Those who realize they cannot trust the MSM turn to Republican organizations that also present biased information.
The current situation with the media isn't new. In the 19th Century Noah Webster observed: "The freedom of the press is a valuable privilege; but the abuse of it, in this country, … is a frightful evil. The licentiousness of the press is a deep stain upon the character of the country; & in addition to the evil of calumniating good men, & giving a wrong direction to public measures, it corrupts the people by rendering them insensible to the value of truth & of reputation."
Mark Twain also had a low opinion of journalists. " That awful power, the public opinion of a nation, is created in America by a horde of ignorant, self-complacent simpletons who failed at ditching and shoe making and fetched up in journalism on their way to the poor house."
deec 2 years, 2 months ago
Geekin, my post was not attached to yours. It went with a now-disappeareded poster.
beatrice 2 years, 2 months ago
If paid reporters are prostitutes, is it appropriate to say that bloggers who give it away for free are ignorant sluts?
Patricia Davis 2 years, 2 months ago
The media dropped the big one when they let Bush-Cheney lie their way into two unnecessary wars.
Alyosha 2 years, 2 months ago
Yes, keep spending time coming up with hyperbolic metaphors to explain why the majority of American voters, for President and Congress, rejected Republican ideas and candidates. (Look it up. Popular votes for Democrats exceed those for Republicans in Congress.)
Meanwhile, those of us who are interested in accurately discerning the actual state of affairs in the world, so we can make the best policy decisions possible, will continue to do so as well.
Keep in mind, lastly, that the so-called MSM trounced the so-called conservative media in terms of accurately understanding / predicting what was going on. See Nate Silver at the New York Times for the best example of how evidence-based thinking accurately understood what was going on, such that his model accurately predicted the outcome.
One final note: as an American, you should be pleased that your guy — Romney, I presume — who you thought was so attuned to what's going on in the country, was solidly out-gunned and out-reality'd by Obama. It's good to know that the candidate who won is far better able to accurately determine what's going on in the world, and make decisions based thereupon, is in charge of monitoring threats and deciding what to do in response to them.
Had we gotten Romney, we'd've gotten someone who was convinced the world was one way when in fact it was not. Dealing with Iran requires someone actually to be able to determine what's going on, not to be lost in fantasy land, like Romney and the entire conservative mediaverse was.
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Hornat goes on to say that "like Western-style democracies, a democratic China may repudiate its non-interventionist doctrine and be more assertive in pursuit of its interests." It's a mystery what he is talking about here. China as an authoritarian state has been extremely interventionist, from its alliance with the pariah state of North Korea to its ever-more-aggressive territorial claims encroaching on its neighbors. Nevertheless, Hornat continues:
How would the United States react to a Chinese "coalition of the willing"? Democratic or not, China would still depend on a growing amount of natural resources and territorial disputes in the South China Sea would continue to disrupt regional security.
That's a fair point — China has presided over environmentally damaging economic growth, and there was a lot of populist rage directed against Japan over territorial issues this past summer. But neither of these points persuasively makes the case that Chinese democracy would be worse for American interests than Chinese authoritarianism; at most, they just show that it might be no better.
Before accepting a democratic China into the international system, it would behoove Washington to soften its superpower mindset toward Beijing. A democratically governed China would likely still have great power ambitions and Beijing could legitimately claim the role of the "second superpower" in the next decade.
Democratization would upgrade China's political power and credibility in the international community. The United States and the European Union would forego the leverage of confronting China about its policies, as China's laws would be the result of a popularly elected government.
That's a sinister perspective. I gather that Hornat believes the United States might not be able to control events or remain competitive against a democratic China (never mind that we haven't been able to control an authoritarian China either). Are we to conclude that he'd sacrifice the liberty of millions of people across the Pacific Ocean for America's national interest?
If so, that's gruesome realpolitik. It also contradicts Hornat's insistence that America should subject its national interest to global governance under the United Nations. And even if he were a staunch advocate of the pursuit of American national interests at all costs, he apparently despairs at the prospect of a democratic China pursuing its own national interests.
In the end, Hornat has hardly made a case against Chinese democracy. Instead, he ends up pushing for the worst kind of American exceptionalism.
— Jillian Kay Melchior is a Thomas L. Rhodes Fellow for the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity.


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The Providence College men's and women's track teams will compete at the 2013 New England Indoor Track Championships at Boston University in Boston, Mass. on Feb. 22-23. The meet will begin at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, and resume at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday.
The Friars will be running in eight events on Fri., Feb. 22, including the men's and women's 500-meters, 1,000-meters, 5,000-meters and distance medley relay.
For the women's side, sophomore Caitlin Abelseth (Voorheesville, N.Y.) will be competing in the women's 500-meters.
Junior Jackie McCarthy (New Rochelle, N.Y.) will compete in the 1,000-meters, alongside classmates Elizabeth DeVivo (Riverside, Conn.) and Molly McCann (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) on Friday. McCarthy's qualifying time of 2:55.02 from the BU Terrier Invitational on Jan. 25 is the third fastest qualifying time heading into race day. Last year at the Championship, McCarthy placed fifth with a time of 2:56.16.
Junior Erin Murphy (Easton, Mass.) and senior Sam Roecker (Charlton, N.Y.) will both be competing in the 5,000-meters on Friday. Murphy qualified with the sixth fastest time of 17:30.31 at the BIG EAST Championship last weekend and Roecker qualified with the third fastest time of 16:54.90. Murphy finished sixth last year with a time of 17:44.97.
The women's distance medley relay team will also compete on Friday. Their time of 11:21.02 from the BIG EAST Championship is the second fastest qualifying time behind BIG EAST foe Connecticut, with a time of 11:06.69. The relay team is currently ranked 18th in the nation heading into the event.
On the men's side, junior Chris Booker (Philadelphia, Penn.) will be representing the Friars in the men's 500-meters.
Senior Alex Wallace (Waipukarau, New Zealand), freshman Julian Oakley (Tauranga, New Zealand) and freshman Joseph Vercollone (Pembroke, Mass.) will compete in the 1,000-meters. Former Friar Mark Carroll currently holds the all-time New England Championship record in the 1,000-meters with a time of 2:20.63 from the 1994 Championship.
Sophomore Liam Hillery (Smithfield, R.I.), senior Ali Ahmed (Boston, Mass.) and graduate student Anthony Gonsalves (Pawtucket, R.I.) will compete in the 5,000-meters. Hillery has the third best qualifying time with a time of 14:34.41 from the BU Terrier Invitational. Ali competed in the same event in last year's championship and finished fourth with a time of 14:39.44. Former Friar Martin Fagan holds the all-time New England Championship record in the 5,000-meters with a time of 13:55.02 from the 2007 Championship.
The men's distance medley relay team will be the last team to compete on Friday. The relay team currently has the best qualifying time at the championship with a time of 9:49.26 from the BIG EAST Championship last week. Their time currently ranks them 19th in the nation. The Friars also hold the all-time New England Championship record in this event with a time of 9:36.64 from 2007.
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