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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Capitol Records
Sku: 224614499
Release Date: 11/8/2011
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5 - (featuring Christina Aguilera) ~ Various Artists
2. I Wanna Go - Britney Spears ~ Various Artists
3. Without You - David Guetta - (featuring Usher) ~ Various Artists
4. You Make Me Feel... - Cobra Starship - (featuring Sabi) ~ Various Artists
5. Mr. Saxobeat - Alexandra Stan ~ Various Artists
6. In The Dark - Dev ~ Various Artists
7. Pumped Up Kicks - Foster the People ~ Various Artists
8. Cheers (Drink To That) - Rihanna ~ Various Artists
9. Lighters - Bad Meets Evil - (featuring Bruno Mars) ~ Various Artists
10. It Girl - Jason Derulo ~ Various Artists
11. Yo And I - Lady Gaga ~ Various Artists
12. Mr. Know It All - Kelly Clarkson ~ Various Artists
13. When We Stand Together - Nickelback ~ Various Artists
14. Nothing - The Script ~ Various Artists
15. Just A Kiss - Lady Antebellum ~ Various Artists
16. Skyscraper - Demi Lovato ~ Various Artists
17. Brand New Day - Trevor Hall ~ Various Artists
18. Poisoned With Love - Neon Hitch ~ Various Artists
19. Birthday Dress - Lil Playy - (featuring Matthew Koma) ~ Various Artists
20. Children - V.V. Brown - (featuring Chiddy) ~ Various Artists
Disc 2
Song Title
1. So What - P!nk ~ Various Artists
2. ...Baby One More Time - Britney Spears ~ Various Artists
3. Forever - Chris Brown ~ Various Artists
4. Dynamite - Taio Cruz ~ Various Artists
5. Low - Flo Rida - (featuring T-Pain) ~ Various Artists
6. Lollipop - Lil Wayne - (featuring Static Major) ~ Various Artists
7. Just Dance - Lady Gaga - (featuring Colby O'Donis) ~ Various Artists
8. I Gotta Feeling - The Black Eyed Peas ~ Various Artists
9. I Kissed A Girl - Katy Perry ~ Various Artists
10. Tik Tok - Ke$ha ~ Various Artists
11. Cry Me A River - Justin Timberlake ~ Various Artists
12. Apologize - Timbaland - (featuring OneRepublic) ~ Various Artists
13. She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5 ~ Various Artists
14. Rockstar - Nickelback ~ Various Artists
15. Hey, Soul Sister - Train ~ Various Artists
16. Love Story - Taylor Swift ~ Various Artists
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|When the 40th volume of the Now series was released during November 2011, half of the 16 "Now proper" tracks were in the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100, while a handful of others had been there and were sliding off the chart. And then there was series staple Nickelback, the lone representative for macho rock, with the anthemic "When We Stand Together"; the band was possibly added for stylistic variety since the song had reached only number 62 and took four weeks to do so. A handful of other exceptions aside -- including Foster the People's atmospheric "Pumped Up Kicks" and Bad Meets Evil and Bruno Mars' "Lighters" -- the disc is stocked with major dance-pop singles, such as Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger," Alexandra Stan's "Mr. Saxobeat," and David Guetta's "Without You" (featuring Usher). The four-track Now What's Next portion is led by VV Brown, who scored a number 11 club hit in 2009. A deluxe two-disc edition was also released; that second disc rounded up 16 of the biggest pop hits from the past several years, including "I Kissed a Girl," "I Gotta Feeling," "Dynamite," and "Tik Tok." ~ Andy Kellman
Musical Guests
|Christina Aguilera
|Bruno Mars
|Matthew Koma
|Static Major
|Colby O'Donis
Technical Info
|Release Date : 11/01/2011
|Original Release Date : 2011
|Catalog ID : 78306
|Label : EMI Music Distribution
|Number of Discs : 2
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a


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Criticisms of genetically engineered (GE) food have gone mainstream lately — from Chipotle going GMO free to GE labeling bills moving forward in states across the country. But very little public attention has been given to the important crossroads we are facing right now around how GE crops get onto the market to begin with.
After the controversial approval of Dow Chemical's latest GE corn and soybeans, Enlist Duo, USDA announced it will finally be revising the agency's outdated, ineffective, hands-off approach to regulating GE crops. We have until June 22nd to weigh in on how GE products should be evaluated before they enter our fields, and how the USDA should regulate them once they are planted. So what needs to change?
It's official. EPA and USDA have both evaluated Dow Chemical's new line of 2,4-D-resistant seeds, Enlist, and have approved both the seeds and the accompanying pesticide formulation for market.
This is a turning point, not just for grain production, but for food production in the U.S. and internationally. The introduction of Enlist corn and soybeans, and the widespread adoption of this new seed line, will have pervasive impacts on farmer livelihoods, public health and control of our food system.
Time sure flies, doesn't it? This spring marks the not-so-happy 20th anniversary of the introduction of Monsanto's flagship "RoundUp Ready" GE crops. USDA approved the first of these pesticide-intensive systems for commodity crops back in 1994. The new products came with big promises: they would fatten farmers' wallets and at the same time feed starving people around the world.
Farmers bought into RoundUp Ready corn, soy and cotton in a big way. Now, 85% of all corn and 90% of all soybeans grown in the U.S. have that trademarked RoundUp Ready gene. RoundUp Ready is king of the hill when it comes to commodity seeds — but not for long. Five years from now, RoundUp Ready may be nothing more than a relic of the past.
Things are looking up for opponents of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Although a bill to "fast track" this wide-ranging trade agreement was introduced late last year, opposition to quickly green-lighting the TPP has led Congressional leaders to slow down the process.
Labor and farmer organizations, among many others, have effectively made the case for more transparency before approving what will be the largest international trade agreement to date. And although President Obama is in Japan this week, seeking alignment on key issues within the TPP, it will not likely be signed into law in 2014.
Are you ready for spring? For most of us, that means house cleaning and a welcome wardrobe change. But for farmers and other rural residents it means hard work and often, bracing for the impact of pesticide drift. It means waiting to see if their crops will be damaged, and guessing which days they'll have to keep the kids indoors.
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Arusha Things to Do
Fabulous Safari Vacation
My wife and I were in Arusha, Tanzania last year where I was working as a facilitator for a workshop on East African transboundary conservation for a week. My wife accompanied me so we could do our lifelong dream of a safari in the Serengeti and other National Parks in northern Tanzania. We engaged a local safari tour company, Borderless Tours,...more
When you´re visiting Arusha in Tanzania you definitely have to go on safari. I visited two national parks, Lake Manyara and Tarangire. Both were very nice in different ways. I would say that Lake Manyara has more animals, at least big animals, but have to keep your eyes open to see them in the bushes. Tarangire is more open. It is big steppes with...more
Serengeti National Park
It's famous. Famous for its herds of wildebeest and zebra. Famous for their mass migrations. Famous for the predators who feed off them.It's enormous. A mixture of longer grassland which looks empty - maybe it is, or maybe the grass is hiding stuff - and shorter grassland with acacia which is full of life.On our first day we say a lion feeding at a...more
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire was our first outing on our safari trip. It's less well known and less visited than others in the area, but it has lots of elephant. We met the first herd within 5 minutes of going through the gate. By contrast, we saw very few in Ngorongoro, and not many more in Serengeti. Of course maybe our guides were not looking for them by then as...more
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
It's a conservation area (as opposed to a national park) because the Masai tribe are allowed to live and farm within it. Not allowed in a national park.It is spectacular. By the time we got there (day 4 of the safari) we'd seen lots of stuff in other places, but not any rhino. We drove around for about 3 hours looking for them. Along the way we saw...more
Your safari company can arrange for you to take a break from the animals and see some tribes in the area.3 hours drive to the campsite meant that we were within 45 minutes drive of 2 tribes.Most people stop off to see the Massai tribe villages near to the Ngorongoro Crater, however, I wanted to see some of the more rare tribes.The Togo tribe live...more
Lake Manyara
The first stop on most safari routes is the lush, green Lake Manyara National Park. The journey here from Arusha takes about 2-3 hours. Upon entering the park, you are likely to encounter scores of Blue Monkeys and Baboons. After driving around for some time, expect to come across lots of Elephants, Zebras and Giraffes. Later we saw Flamingos and a...more
When choosing a safari in Arusha you have over 100 companies to choose from.Do your research before you go. Discuss your needs with them.I can only comment on the company we used - Bobbys Safari.Bobbys were about the best price we found. They adapted the tour to take in the Hadzabe tribe as we asked.The guide (Jon) was not only knowledgable but...more
Try the filling local staples..
Here, you just have to try Ugaali (made from a root vegetable, a bit like Topiaca) & Sukuma weeki (a curry made using spinach & lamb). The combination is heavy, nutritious & quite tasty.The former dish is a very economical staple whereas the latter is considered a luxury by the locals, hence the name 'weeki', ie at the most they can afford this...more
Arusha Hotels
The African Tulip
Excellent service at the hotel and top accommodation. The safari trip for 8 persons to Lake Manyare,...more
Kigongoni Lodge
This was our first bed after spending 8 nights on Mt Kilimanjaro in tents. It was an oasis....more
Mount Meru Game Lodge & Sanctuary
Superb hotel with lovely themed restaurants & two swimming pools. The service was very good & the...more
Arusha Restaurants
very pricey
We had a Monday lunch in this hotel. It was really good. A buffet salad to start. Then soup (choice of two). A main course (choice of 3-4) and then dessert. Coffee was included as well.But here's the rub - 27,000 Tsh. With a bottle of water, my share was 35,000.Very expensive.The setting is wonderful. A colonial style building in lovely grounds...more
Food and Internet
Located near the main round about on Sokoine Rd, the Patisserie sells lots of food items and has Internet at an ok price. Food items appear to be baked on site with a large kitchen out the back of the shop preparing fresh goods for sale.It's a clean place in the middle of a rather dirty city and also has toilets if you need a pit stop. The shop...more
The ultimate food experience in Arusha!
An auto spares shop that at night is converted into a restaurant that serves grilled meat (chicken tika, beef, mishikaki, sheesh kebab, mutton), freshly baked bread (and nan), tasteful sauces and good salads.Great atmosphere: the restaurant is loved by the locals, who gather there every evening, solo you'll not feel as being in a tourist trap.No...more
Arusha Transportation
Ethiopian Airlines
I'd been in Addis Ababa before heading for Arusha, so flew with EAL. The flight stops in Mombasa (after about 2 hours) and the day I flew, most passengers got off there.Relaxed and spacious for the 40 minute hop inland, after a very busy flight. Not sure if it was typical, but it was stuffed full of unruly Italians who were behaving like 5 year...more
Kilimanjaro is the nearest airport, about 45km from town, along the Moshi road. It took us about an hour in a Range Rover - we often got stuck behind slow moving trucks & buses.Arrival at the airport was incredibly easy. 1 minute having my yellow fever card checked, 2 minutes to complete an arrival card, and 2 minutes for the officer to fingerprint...more
ground transfers
My expedition organiser arranged for me to be collected from Kilimanjaro Airport and dropped at the hotel. Always great if you're arriving in a strange place. Worth asking about even if it isn't offered.I saw a few taxi operatives hanging around, so that must be an alternative. No idea how reliable it might be, or as to costs.more
Arusha Shopping
Mt Meru Curio and Crafts: Souvenirs
There are a large number of sellers located here with everyone trying to sell you a bargain, give you discount or make you a deal. With a bit of haggling you can pick up some nice items for a good price. Have a look around first as there are many items the same or similar. Once you know how much you want to pay then make an offer! I picked up 4 items at an average of TS6000 each which seemed okay.
Remember that this is a cash only place. You can go to Barclay's Bank on Serengeti Rd (a 15 min return walk) if you run out! Watch for hawkers hanging around as they will stick to you like glue!Related to:
- Budget Travel
Arusha Warnings and Dangers
One of my group has been coming here regularly for several years. He reckons security has grown greatly in that time as a cause for concern.One local expat (who has been here most of her life) was mugged and badly beaten last year, and now ventures out at night very rarely. Her home has been fortified. Another - a more recent arrival - also avoids...more
This is definitely more of a warning than a danger, but expect very, very aggressive hawkers in Arusha. On our way to safari, we stopped briefly to leave some bags in the hotel we would be coming back to and check in on some plane tickets. Walking around town seemed like a good idea until we stepped out of the car. Immediately, we were surrounded...more
Quite Safe
We were told that Arusha is quite safe and there were no problems for solo Western travelers in the city itself. However, something could happen; there was a Belgium tourist held up in the downtown in broad daylight recently. So don't let your guard down. However, the probability of this happening is very small. The biggest threat most tourists...more
Arusha Tourist Traps
Thorntree tip
Arusha Tanzania.
If you want to find a good reputable tour operator in Arusha,here,s a good tip.
Contact the big overland tour operators like..GUERBA DRAGO BUKIMA ABSOLUTE etc,and ask them which tour operators they use to visit the National Parks.
dont be fooled into booking with a company just because you saw them mentioned on the Thorntree etc.Some posters on that site,post favorable replies just so they can get a discounted Safari!!
Unique Suggestions: If you really are undecided as to which company to use then,as i say,contact a few of the big overland companies based in London and ask them which company they use.Do NOT fall for the tricksters on the Thorntree!Dont believe me?OK.
One example ask Guerba about GOOD EARTH TOURS,
Arusha Off The Beaten Path
The School of St Jude
St Jude is the patron saint of hopeless causes and that's the source of the schools pupils. The School of St Jude is located just out of Arusha and takes the brighest of children from the poorest local families and gives them a free education. There is a selection process that children must go through including a few academic tests and a visit to the childs home to ensure that all is as it should be.
A visit here is really interesting and you wouldn't think that the kids are poor at all. They are all very well presented in new looking school clothes (they must ensure that the clothes are well looked after) that they are presented with each year.
Check out the Website for more info.Related to:
- Arts and Culture
Arusha Favorites
Cash Society
Favorite thing: Most places you go to for the purpose of buying items will only be able to handle cash purchases. This requires you to have plenty of notes in your pocket!
Fortunately there are good options in Arusha including Barclay's Bank on Serengeti Road. You can change travellors cheques and foreign money for local stuff at the Impala Hotel though the rates are not too good.
A the Barclays Bank there is an armed guard on duty so no worries getting your money. Just make sure you store your cash safely in either a money belt or zipped up pocket.
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Stir-fry remaining scallops for 2 to 3 minutes or till opaque.
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Cook and stir till thickened and bubbly.
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COASTAL BEND - Samson had his short hair. Achilles had his Achilles' heel. Superman had his Kryptonite. And Captain Fearless had Odem.
In 115 games, I have gotten 19 incorrect. In the six games that Odem has played in, I have picked them incorrectly four times. Odem selection represent more than 20 percent of the game I have missed. What is it about Odem that I just don't get?
Don't answer that (I know, if I got Odem then I wouldn't have this problem).
The Owls are a tough team to figure because they are like a lot of teams I have seen (they can mix the run and pass, but are not great at either) and unlike any team I have seen (how many teams can say their biggest offensive threat is an all-state tight end?). In the end, they will be a .500 team and I'll be a less than .500 prognosticator when it comes to them.
Here's a look at the other week 10 picks:
Judson has been on a mission this season once the district season started. WINNER: CONVERSE JUDSON
I'll go with the home team in this WINNER: KING
Beeville has been the more consistent team. WINNER: BEEVILLE
Ray needs the win more than G-P, but that can work against a team at times. WINNER: GREGORY-PORTLAND
Winless teams are most dangerous in the final week. Pirates have been warned. WINNER: ROCKPORT-FULTON
Kingsville doesn't have the depth that Flour Bluff has, but they have a chance. WINNER: FLOUR BLUFF
No wins for Laredo against Corpus and Kingsville district foes this season. WINNER: CALALLEN
See above WINNER: ALICE
See above, above WINNER: TULOSO-MIDWAY
This should be a blockbuster offensive game. It will be hard for Ingleside to win back-to-back big games. The Mustangs could and should, but ... WINNER: ROBSTOWN
Aransas Pass has made progress this season and a win would help kickoff building for 2010, but Orange Grove will not let anyone win easily. WINNER: ORANGE GROVE
Mathis will be putting a winning cap to a great regular season. WINNER: MATHIS
Sinton will be looking to bounce back from last week's loss. WINNER: SINTON
Taft has been struggling in recent weeks, how can the Greyhounds get it back. WINNER: BANQUETE
This could be bad news Owls fans. WINNER: ODEM
Longhorns have one of the most explosive special teams, very solid defense and an outstanding running game. Three Rivers is just a notch lower. WINNER: GEORGE WEST
It's tough to pick against Santa Rosa at home, but this season has been a struggle for the Warriors and San Diego has the kind of consistent running game to keep the Vaqueros in the game. WINNER: SAN DIEGO
The battle for second place in 31-A will go to the home team. WINNER: YORKTOWN
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Alexander's Elise is the sometimes overlooked "middle sister" of their family of glamour dolls. Her sweet charm makes her a favorite of many collectors, however, and while she is most often found as a bride or ballerina, her day dresses and evening gowns are worth the search. Many of her outfits match Cissy and Cissette outfits. In 1958, Elise was sold as "Sweet 16″ in the FAO Schwarz catalog.
Body Construction
The first version of her, manufactured from 1957 to 1963, is 16.5″ tall and hard plastic with vinyl arms. She is jointed at the neck, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and ankles. She has sleep eyes with brush lashes and a glued-on wig. In 1962, Elise grew to 17″ tall with a vinyl head, although the hard plastic version continued to be produced. In 1962 and '63, some versions of Elise were made with the pouty Marybel head mold, also in vinyl (see photo below). Elise's jointed ankles enable her to wear flats, high heels or ballet slippers.
The hard plastic Elise head and body molds were also used for other dolls, including redhead Maggie Mixup in 1961, and Queen Elizabeth II, Scarlett O'Hara and Renoir Portrait in 1963.
Elise disappeared from the catalog in 1965 and returned in 1966 in a redesigned version without the joints at her knees, elbows and ankles. Elise dolls have continued to be produced occasionally throughout the years since.
Elise is marked "Alexander" on the back of her head, below the hairline, and "Mme. Alexander" on her back.
Visit these pages for descriptions and photos of Elise's clothing:
Copyright 1999-2014 by Zendelle Bouchard
Note: the number at the end of the description refers to the source where a photo of the outfit may be found. See legend at bottom of page.
The following Portrait dolls used the Cissy head and body, but instead of being called Cissy, were sold under the names listed.
#2071 – 1955 – Scarlett
Soft white cotton gown with square neckline, lace and red ribbon trim. B&W in #3
#? – 1961 – Godey
Pale lavender satin or pink taffeta gown with two rows of matching narrow braid trim near hemline, flowers at waist; darker lavender jacket with trim to match gown, elaborate trim & fringe at cuffs; lavender straw hat with flowers, tied with blue or lavender tulle; full slip; lavender heels; iridescent earrings; solitaire ring. Color in #2, #6 and #7
#2230 – 1961 – Queen Elizabeth
Gold brocade gown; sash of the garter and jewels; long white fingerless gloves; tiara; jeweled earrings, solitaire ring and bracelets. Color in #8. Also with three piece brocade, short coat costume, pill box hat of tulle.
#2235 – 1961 – Melanie
Deep blue satin sleeveless gown with v-neck; white lace long jacket; cameo necklace. Color in #2 and #8
#2240 – 1961 – Scarlett O'Hara
Blue taffeta gown with black braid trim; matching coat & bonnet; crinoline petticoat; lace mitts; velvet reticule; cameo necklace; rhinestone earrings; tiny watch pin. Color in #2 and #8
#2245 – 1961 – Lissy
Mauve pink organdy sleeveless gown with overskirt of matching accordian-pleated tulle in three tiers, trimmed with gold sequins, flowers at waist; taffeta full hoop slip with six-inch tulle ruffle at hem; pink taffeta panties; stockings; silver sandals. Color in #2 and #8
#? – 1961 – Melanie?
Red moire taffeta long-sleeved gown with black braid trim; black feather boa; black straw hat with flowers; solitaire ring. Color in #7 and #8
|#2250 – 1961 – Renoir
Yellow satin gown with full skirt; matching jacket with black sequin trim; black sequin handbag; large floral headpiece with black veil; full net petticoat; white taffeta panties; black sandals; cameo earrings & necklace; diamond ring.
#2260 – 1962 – Godey
#2180 – 1962 – Queen Elizabeth II
Gold brocade gown; red & blue sash of the order of Bath; single loop tiara with one double loop in center front, three large stones; long crinoline slip; taffeta panties; gold slippers; long white fingerless gloves; two rhinestone bracelets; earrings; solitaire ring. Color in #2
|#? – 1961-62 – Scarlett
White organdy gown with v-neck and elbow length sleeves trimmed in lace, three tiered skirt, dark green satin ribbon trimming neckline and skirt tiers, cameo brooch; large white hat with flowers; pearl drop earrings; ring.
Photos courtesy of eBay seller your-favorite-doll.
Sources for this page include:
Copyright 1997-2008 by Zendelle Bouchard
Note: the number at the end of the description refers to the source where a photo of the outfit may be found. See legend at bottom of page.
These were all boxed fashions.
|#21-31 – Red coat with black and white polka dot bow; skirt of the same fabric as the bow; natural straw hat. 1957.
#? – Year? – Red velvet coat, red daisy closure at neckline; natural straw hat with matching daisies. Color in #7.
#? – Year? – Full length white satin opera coat, large red velvet bow at neckline. Color in #7
#? – 1955 – Rose velvet coat with peter pan collar, three matching buttons. Color in #7
#? – 1956 – Garnet or green velvet coat, no collar, long sleeves with cuffs; matching hat appears to be straw with flowers. B&W in #7
#? – 1957 – Pink spring coat, taffeta lined, peter pan collar, flowers at neckline. Hat was sold separately. B&W in #7
#? – 1957 – Buff colored faux fur swing coat, matching hat and muff. Color in #7
#? – 1958 – Navy flannel coat with large collar, red bow at neckline, long sleeves have cuffs; navy straw hat with flowers and veil. Color in #7.
|#? – 1959 – Wool coat & matching hat in choice of brown, coral or royal blue. Other colors may have been available.
Photo courtesy of eBay seller luving_dolls
Cissy's accessories were sold in many different sets. Here are some of the combinations that were available.
|Blue plastic comb, brush and mirror; six metal hair curlers; blonde braid and hair piece; four hairpins with pink and yellow satin bows; hairnet; hair lotion and hair cream; 2 plastic compacts and lipstick.
Photo courtesy of eBay seller your-favorite-doll.
#22-90 – year? – Pink mirror & comb; rhinestone bracelet; black & white cameo on black velvet ribbon; watch on gold chain; white hankie with lace edging; tortoiseshell-type sunglasses with flowers at corners; pearl earrings; floral bouquet in clear plastic box with carrying strap. Color in #2
#? – Year? – Faux fur stole with pink roses; sunglasses; jeweled watch pin; rhinestone bracelet, ring and earrings; pearl necklace and earrings; bouquet of flowers in clear plastic purse; white hankie with lace trim; elastic-strap sandals; nylon hose. Variations in color of stole, sunglasses and shoes exist. Color in #7
#? – 1955 – High heeled elastic strap sandals and nylon stockings.
#? – 1956 – Mink stole; evening bag; glasses; ring; bracelet.
#? – 1957 – Faux fur stole with flowers; glasses; cameo on ribbon; purse (?). B&W in #1
#? – 1957 – Faux fur stole with flowers; gold slippers; nylon stockings; sunglasses; handbag; hankie.
Sources for this page include:
Copyright 1997-2014 by Zendelle Bouchard
Cissy was sold as a basic doll in chemise, other styles of underwear were sold separately as boxed fashions.
|#2100 – 1955-57 – The earliest chemises for the basic Cissy doll were black or white lace with satin ribbon straps and ribbon rosettes. She also wore nylon stockings and elastic-strap mules accented with a rose surrounded by the ruffle of lace. (Note that this stock number was used earlier for a doll dressed in evening gown.) There were variations of the lace used. In 1957, the chemises had longer legs created by additional lace trim.
Far left photo courtesy of eBay seller luving_dolls. Near left photo courtesy of eBay seller your-favorite-doll.
In 1958, the chemise for the basic Cissy was changed to a pink satin fabric with a lace panel or lace trim down the front. There were several variations of this style, some with white lace and some with black.
In 1959, the chemises were once again made of lace, but instead of the ribbon rosettes of the early years, they were decorated with hot pink rosettes made of felt.
A wonderful article by Sidney Bennett and Debbie Foster shows photos of all these styles and more. You can view it here.
|Cissy had many other underthings that were sold separately. This off white strapless corselet (or "Merry Widow") with crocheted lace insets down front and sides and across bust, pale pink lining was sold separately.
|#? – 1959 – Cissy had many underthings that were sold separately, including this unusual flocked print petticoat & taffeta panties.
Photo courtesy of eBay seller your-favorite-doll.
To see more of Cissy's boxed underwear, visit the article referenced above.
These were all boxed fashions.
The first nightgowns for Cissy, for 1955 and into 1956, had a very low v-neck (almost to her waist) in both front and back, trimmed in lace with ribbon inserted through the lace, with matching negligees that had short puffed sleeves. Most were solid pale pink nylon, but there was some variation of fabrics and some were prints.
In 1956 and '57, a cotton batiste nightgown with a square neckline trimmed in lace and ribbon was introduced. It came in white or various colors and prints. The matching cotton negligee was still the earlier v-neck style.
|For 1957, Cissy had a pink nightie with a more modest v-neck in the front. The floral print robe had a deeper v in front, like the earlier style, but was up to her neck in the back. There was also a cotton polka dot long-sleeved robe this year that did not have a matching nightgown.
|In 1958, the nightgown was nylon tricot with three rows of lace trimming a scoop neck. The matching negligee had a high neck with only two rows of lace. It was available in pink or blue, or floral print on a white background.
Photo courtesy of eBay seller luving_dolls.
Cissy's 1959 sleepwear was very different from previous years. The nightie had a white lace bodice with a solid pink skirt. The matching lace robe had elbow-length sleeves.
To see pictures of all these styles and more, see the article "Vintage Cissy's Negligees and Nighties" by Debbie Foster here.
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Weed, Moody, Hill, Turner and DeLaRosa Selected as Max Preps/NFCA National H.S. Players of the Week
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – For their outstanding efforts during games occurring over April 22-28, Jordan Weed (Toms River East High School, Toms River, N.J.), Kaitlynn Moody (Jefferson High School, Lafayette, Ind.), Paige Hill (Lowndes Academy, Lowndesboro, Ala.), Rowan Turner (East High School, Shawnee Mission, Kan.) and Karalyn DeLaRosa (Tulare Western High School, Tulare, Calif.) have been selected as the MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Players of the Week.
EAST REGION: A senior pitcher/infielder for the Toms River East H.S. Raiders, Weed hit .667 (4-for-6) at the plate with a double, HR and five RBIs, while posting a 4-0 record from the circle with a perfect 0.00 ERA, three complete games and 45 strikeouts over just 24 innings of work. She struck out 16 batters, allowing a single unearned run and just one hit during an 11-1 victory over Toms River North (N.J.), and K'ed 11 hitters in triumphs over both Toms River South (N.J.) and Central Regional (N.J.). For the year Weed boasts a 12-3 pitching mark with a 0.65 ERA and 193 K's over 97.1 frames, while also hitting .385 with 13 RBIs.
NORTH REGION: A sophomore pitcher/first baseman for the Jefferson H.S. Bronchos, Moody was 4-0 from the circle with a 0.25 ERA, three complete-game shutouts and 38 K's over 28 frames of work while also batting .467 (7-for-15) with six runs scored, a double, a HR and five RBIs. Among her finest performances for the week was a one-hit, 13-0 blanking of West Lafayette (Ind.) during which she was 3-for-5 with a double and four RBIs while also striking out eight. Moody also punched out 11 during triumphs over Brownsburg (Ind.) and Kokomo (Ind.). For the year she possesses a 9-6 record with a 0.91 ERA and 146 strikeouts over 100 innings while hitting .418 with 11 total RBIs.
SOUTH REGION: A junior pitcher/first baseman for the Lowndes Academy Rebels, Hill was a perfect 3-0 from the circle for the week, while batting .643 (9-for-14) with five runs scored, four doubles and five RBIs. In a 2-1 victory over Macon-East Montgomery Academy (Ala.), she garnered the pitching triumph and also went an impressive 6-for-7 at the plate with a pair of doubles and three RBIs. For the year she is hitting at a .484 clip with 12 two-baggers, seven HR's and 46 RBIs while also boasting a 16-5 pitching mark with a 1.38 ERA and 125 K's over 117 innings.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION: A junior pitcher/first baseman for the East H.S. Lancers, Turner hit at a .750 clip (12-for-16) with six doubles and 10 RBIs, while also posting a 4-0 pitching record with a 0.00 ERA and 16 K's over 20 frames. Included in her impressive efforts at the dish were perfect 4-for-4, four-RBI performances against both North (Kan.) and West (Kan.). On the season she is hitting .558 with 10 two-baggers and 21 RBIs while in possession of an 8-1 record with a 1.07 ERA and 51 K's over 58.2 innings.
WEST REGION: A senior pitcher/first baseman for the Tulare Western H.S. Mustangs, DeLaRosa was 3-0 from the circle with a 0.39 ERA, three complete games and 18 K's over 18 innings of work. At the dish she also hit .571 (4-for-7) with five runs scored, two doubles and three RBIs. On the year she holds a 12-6 pitching mark with a 1.40 ERA and 99 strikeouts over 109.2 innings of work and is batting .419 with 12 doubles and 16 RBIs.
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Mussels In Wine
21 Dec 2009
|4 Dozen (Large)
|Olive oil/Salad oil
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Small, diced
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Canned tomatoes
|16 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dry white wine
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
1. With stiff brush, scrub mussels with running cold water to remove any sand; remove beards.
2. In 5-quart Dutch oven or saucepot over medium heat, in hot olive or salad oil, cook onion and garlic until tender, stirring occasionally. Stir in tomatoes with their liquid, wine, and basil; over high heat, heat to boiling. Add mussels; heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until mussels open, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle with parsley.
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This past weekend we picked up the keys and painted our new office in the Ford Building in Portland, Oregon.
Our new office will be run by Caleb Yarian, who's been working with Fuzzco since 2011 on just about everything. We'll be building that team up over the coming months with some new talented people.
Having a team on each coast gives us greater flexibility and allows us to take part in two of the best creative communities at the same time.
If you want to chat about interesting things happening in Portland and beyond, please say hi. We'd love to hear from you.
December 13, 2014
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We were recognized for Th' Adventoorz of Freddie and Mannie, a comic book and related pieces we wrote, illustrated and produced for MailChimp.
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In the fall of 2014 we went on a retreat to Flat Rock, North Carolina. This is what we saw.
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Criminologist and foodie Cait Morgan was looking forward to her dream vacation in Mexico with her boyfriend Bud Anderson. She wasn't anticipating a fresh corpse on the floor of a local florist's shop, and she definitely wasn't expecting Bud to become the prime suspect.
In the south of France where hatred simmers in the heat, a man seemingly admired, and certainly feared, drops dead at a dinner party. All of the guests fall under suspicion, including Welsh-Canadian professor Cait Morgan...
A world-famous vintner is dead. And when a heartfelt plea to look into the matter is paired with an exclusive gourmet event in British Columbia's stunning wine country, overindulgent foodie and criminologist Cait Morgan cannot resist.
Cait, Bud, a corpse, and ten possible murderers are trapped in a luxurious restaurant for twelve deadly hours. The bodies pile up, the tension mounts, the list of suspects dwindles — and Cait knows she has to work out who within the group is an audacious killer because there's no telling who might be next to die.


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Hostelworld "meet the world" by Lucky Generals
Rating: 5.0
By James Swift, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 10 April 2014 06:45AM
The contest is being run through the Crown Commercial Service. Roster agencies have already been contacted about the brief and invited to submit proposals, but pitches have yet to take place.
The review follows reports that NHSBT is piloting a scheme that offers liver transplants to patients with alcohol-related illnesses.
NHSBT most recently worked with DLKW Lowe. In November 2013, the agency created an online and radio campaign for the body called "this year's must have gift". The YouTube spot showed children talking about presents they would like for Christmas, before cutting to a girl in hospital who says she needs blood.
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO previously handled NHSBT's above-the-line advertising. AMV BBDO won the account after a competitive pitch against Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R in 2009, but the relationship had ended by the time COI closed in 2011.
As NHSBT's creative agency, AMV BBDO released an organ-donation campaign that included an online game as well as a TV spot that showed a boy sitting in an armchair whose health was slowly deteriorating.
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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1. In a pot, bring the water to a boil.
2. Add the tapioca pearls and boil over medium heat, stirring constantly so that the tapioca does not stick to the bottom of the pot.
3. Boil for 15 minutes. Then, add brown sugar, stir and boil further for another 10 minutes.
4. After a total of 25 minutes, (the water would have reduced), remove the pot form the heat, cover with a lid and let sit for 25 minutes.
5. In a glass / cup, add instant coffee. To this add boiling water, stir until the coffee is dissolved.
6. To this add condensed milk, stir until dissolved.
7. Once well dissolved, transfer into a large glass with crushed ice cubes, and stir.
8. Add the tapioca pearls as well and stir, as shown in the video.
9. Serve chilled.