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Cold Prey. It's a Norwegian slasher film (original title - Fritt Vilt) and to be honest I think it's absolutely terrible. But I've watched it three times now, just because it's my friend's film and I adore the memories it brings along. It's not been dubbed - you have to read subtitles, so thanks to that film I now know you can say "svit" (spelling?) instead of "it smells burnt". Plus hearing someone with a Norwegian accent saying "super glue" is a joy to the ears
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Harry Potter and the half blood prince.... My kids always have been HP fans. :grinning: So, we never miss one. ( same with Shrek LOL)
Right now I am watching a Mockumentary called "Bob Roberts," with Tim Robbins. He plays the anti Bob Dylan, running for US Senator. He is very much like Sara Palin. Bob Roberts is up to all kinds of weird stuff. He plays guitar, (parodies of Dylan tunes), He is a republican cokehead killer, scoundrel, cheat, and rable rouser. It is ten or fifteen years old, but it seems like it would be relevent in todays times!
I've watched Harry Potter and Half-blood Prince too :) I liked it as usual, though, a bit less then all the other HP movies, but still, it was good.
Watched "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" last weekend. Loved it, can't wait for the finale next summer.
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The pleasingly minimalist Logitech Speaker Stand for the iPad can boost your tablet's sound while charging the device and letting you prop it up at just the right angle for work. The arm holds your iPad securely in place and can rotate 90 degrees, so you can use the Speaker Stand in either portrait or landscape mode.
I thought this article would provide some helpful ideas but all of the software ideas given with minor exception aren't really business applications. To use an iPad for business travel it needs to be able to do presentations, write documents and probably spreadsheets. Until they can do this they will basically be a toy for the business community.


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The Canandaigua Academy girls indoor track and field team won the Trent Jackson Invite on Saturday at SUNY-Brockport, besting more than 30 schools in the process with a team total of 71.2 points.
The Canandaigua Academy girls indoor track and field team won the Trent Jackson Invite on Saturday at SUNY-Brockport, besting more than 30 schools in the process with a team total of 71.2 points.
Penfield finished second with 64 points, followed by Rush-Henrietta (58), Lancaster (54), and Mercy (45).
Christine Lyttle was a double-winner for the Braves, taking first place in the 55 hurdles (8.61 seconds) and the 200 hurdles. It was the first time the 200 hurdles was ever run in Section 5, and her time of 30.77 is currently the "world's best." She was followed by Brianna Calderon of Eastridge (31.03).
Finishing right behind Lyttle in the 55 hurdles was CA teammate Samantha Carro with a personal-best 8.93
Kennedy Jensen took second place in the 3,000 with a time of 10:25.78, just five seconds off the winning pace set by Eileen O'Hara of Webster Thomas.
Also performing well for the Braves was Jessica Locke, who broke the school record in the triple jump with a third-place finish of 33 feet, 3.5 inches, and Haley Abraham also broke the school record in the 1500 Racewalk with a time of 8:00.05.
The Distance Medley Relay team of Lauren and Kendall D'Amore, Dana Garbinski, and Kennedy Jensen broke the school record with a time of 12:48.66, good enough for third place.
Penfield standout Katie Lembo cruised to victory in the 1500 meter run, followed by Autumn Albrecht of Brockport and fellow Patriots Trista Leo and Megan Sedita.
In the 1000, Pittsford Sutherland's Mary Visca held off Canandaigua's Kendall D'Amore by two seconds to earn first place.
Mercy's Monica LaBorde edged Victor's Kem Bailey in the 1500 meter race walk. LaBorde's teammate, Maggie Pryslak took first in the 600, just ahead of R-H's Sammy Watson.
Spencerport's Madeline Kopp took first in the 300 with a time of 40.97, ahead of Ceara Watson (R-H).
On the boys side, the highlights came from the sprinters. In the 55 meter dash, Athena's Brian Smith blistered the track with a time of 6.44, just .04 faster than Olympia's Carnell Noble. Athena's Terrance Harley wasn't far behind at 6.57.
The battle for Greece continued in the 300 meter dash, with Smith coming out on top again. Smith clocked in at 34.63, again beating Noble (35.58) and Harley (36.38).
Rush-Henrietta earned the top spot in the 4x200 relay (1:34.22), followed by Edison Tech and Spencerport.
In the 1600 meter run, Athena's Keith Pease won by almost nine seconds in a time of 4:18.55, followed by Hilton's Tyler Ranke and Mikey Schantz of R-H.
Brighton's Andrew Mullen won the 1000 with a time of 2:38.74. Josh Hanna (Aquinas) won the 600 in 1:23.61. Brennan Root (R-H) held off Fairport's Jack Scott and Irondequoit's Josh Dyrland for first in the 3200.
Olympia came away with the team title, amassing 87 points. Athena was second with 61, followed by Aquinas (34), R-H (32) and Hilton (30).
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If this happens I see Melendez winning via decision. He's got good enough BJJ to stay out of trouble and has better striking than Miller. Melendez has also beaten much better competition as of late. Aoki & Kawajiri > Kamal, Oliveira, & Tibau.
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its bad enough the wec is gone and the ufc did not live up to there promise of more free shows itd suck ass if the same happened to strikeforce.
Personally I think Melendez is the better boxer, and grappling they are pretty close, Miller has better subs but if Aoki can't even get Melendez in a bad spot I don't think Miller will do much better.
Zombie is born!
providing this goes down....
WAR Miller!
Machida | Shogun | Henderson | Franklin | W. Silva| Fedor | Condit | Cote | Mousasi | Huerta | Pettis| Cro Cop | Lister | Maia | T. Griffin | Carwin | Dos Santos | F. Griffin | Irvin | Nog Brothers | Lytle | Saunders | Guida | T. Silva | Alves | Sonnen | Miller Brothers | Barboza | Stout | Aldo | Hamill| B. Henderson
This fight is not happening.
Coker: No Discussion of Miller-Melendez Title Fight
Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker said Monday that a rumored matchup between Strikeforce lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez and UFC contender Jim Miller is just that: a rumor.
"There's going to be a lot of rumors flying back and forth, around fights and what's going to happen, but they're not based on fact," Coker said during a "Savage Dog Show" interview. "They're just based on rumors and people just trying to start a story or keep legs on the story. The truth is there has not been any dialogue on that."
However, Coker does believe his champion will eventually meet opposition from the UFC.
"Who knows when those other fights will happen," Coker said, "but I think that Gilbert will be able to hold his own and prove to the world that he is the number one fighter in the world."
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Mitchell S. Berry, 89, of Scottsville, KY died at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 30, 2013 at his residence. The Barren County, KY native was a farmer, retired employee of the Naval Ordinance, member and deacon of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church,World War II Army veteran, member of the Cattleman's Association and Graham Lodge #208 F & AM and an avid rose gardener. He was a son of the late Willis Berry and Myrtie Carver Berry.
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"I [Heart] Paris in Cheap Way" is one of many embroidery works currently on exhibit at the Musee d'Art Moderne in Paris. With its bright red heart against a white background (and exclamation of love for the City of Light), this piece stands out in an exhibition titled "T'emoin Hybride," or "Hybrid Witness."
Created by Yogyakarta-based artist Eko Nugroho, the exhibition is being extended from the end of March to June because of popular demand.
Arifi Saiman, the coordinator for social and cultural affairs at the Indonesian Embassy in Paris, said having an Indonesian artist show his work in a museum in Paris was a matter of national pride. Eko's show, the diplomate added, has attracted tens of thousands of visitors.
"Eko is the first Indonesian artist to be featured in a Paris museum," he said.
Securing a space to display Eko's work was no small feat, as Musee d'Art Moderne is inundated with works from numerous ambitious, talented artists, according to Arifi. His office tried to book a space for the Keris Exhibition, featuring ancient Javanese knives, at the museum, but it is fully booked until 2014.
Eko, who studied painting at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts in Yogyakarta, is in Paris thanks to the SAM Art Projects, a private initiative established by Amaury and Sandra Mulliez in 2009. Two contemporary artists from developing countries were selected by SAM Art Projects for a scholarship, a five-month residential stay in Paris and the chance to exhibit their work at museums and public spaces.
Among the curators for the project are Hans-Ulrich Obrist, the co-director of the Serpentine Gallery in London, and Fabrice Hergott, the director of Musee d'Art Moderne in Paris.
The white walls of Musee d'Art Moderne' Chamber 17 are decorated with Eko's art installations. The mystical sound of the gamelan fills the room, which Eko has covered (including the ceiling, walls, columns and tiles) with murals in baby-blue and white.
The installations feature human figures in the middle and corner of the room, as well as street art graffiti written in English, Indonesian and French, including the words "La Rue Parle," which means "a speaking street."
"The street art statements came from my interaction with people in Paris," Eko said. "I tried to capture everyday life around here as I rode around on my bicycle."
Eko snapped pictures, then transformed them into "the language of craftsmanship" by "painting" the images by embroidering rayon thread on fabric. About 34 of the embroidered images hang in one corner of the room.
"I like to experiment in multi-media, from painting, drawing and comic illustration to animation, batik and embroidery," Eko said.
One human figurine with an embroidered face sits with half his body covered in a box that reads "fragile society." Eko wrote "Generations are mirrors" on one of his murals in an attempt to express the social and political anxiety he feels, and has translated into art.
Eko presents images of city streets, tourists and Parisians, and incorporates a critique of France's political fragility, especially in the context of upcoming presidential elections. Messages of political stirring may have a special appeal to young Indonesians. "This is what my street art project is all about," Eko said.
This is Eko's seventh residential stay since his first stint at Amsterdam Graphics Atelier in 2004. The 34-year-old artist has since resided in cities across the globe to create and display his art, including in New Orleans, The Hague, Helsinki, Brisbane and Taipei.
Some of Eko's works are now on display in museums worldwide, including the Tropen Museum in Amsterdam, the Asia Society Museum in New York, the Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, Artoteek Den Haag in The Hague, Cemeti Art House in Yogyakarta, Akili Museum of Art in Jakarta, the Singapore Art Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans.
But this year marks the third time Eko has had his works exhibited in Paris. In 2009, he participated in a show at the Veduta Project as part of the 10th Biennale de Lyon. He also worked with Louis Vuitton in 2010, where he has since been a regular. Last year, Eko was among 11 Indonesian artists to have their work displayed at the Louis Vuitton gallery located above its boutique on the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
The gallery holds exhibitions of contemporary artists from around the world every five months. In the exhibition last year, film director Garin Nugroho was among the Indonesian artist taking part. He presented a video about the dramatic changes taking place in Java.
Other Louis Vuitton stores have also displayed Eko's artwork, including last year in Hong Kong and this year in Singapore.
Arifi said his office at the embassy was working on getting more Indonesian artwork exhibited in French museums. He also wants to see French artists featured in Indonesia.
At the moment, Eko is busy working to prepare his solo exhibition in Berlin, which is scheduled for April 17-29. Titled "Threat With a Flavor," the exhibition will feature some of the embroidery works from "Hybrid Witness."
The exhibition at Musee d'Art Moderne in Paris runs through June 10.


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Lake George Arts Project Executive Director John Strong said the canoe-art enterprise offers a lot of benefits for the community, the artists, and visitors.
"We like the whole concept of art in public places," he said. "It's a great project, and Ray has put some real effort into this. We at the Arts Project certainly want to be involved in some capacity."
Luisa Craige-Sherman of the Lake George Regional Chamber of Commerce said the concept would likely boost tourism.
"These types of public art displays are a great way to get recognition for artists while getting involved in community-building," she said. "The art would intrigue visitors - the effort would have our support."
Cate Johnson, Director of Tourism for Warren County, said the canoe-art concept would help with "branding" the county, as canoes are associated with history, recreation, and traditional Adirondack travel.
"This definitely could enrich tourists' experiences here - it prompts curiosity and would give tourists something to talk about - and word of mouth is one of the best methods of advertising."
She said her department was ready to help promote it.
"I really like the concept," she said. "We could give it visibility."
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What is this white stuff?
Anyone who knows me knows that typically I hate snow. Don't get me wrong, I think it is very pretty and I used to love it when I was little but since it is no longer acceptable to go out and throw snowballs at random people in the street I have developed a little bit of a hatred of it. Its blimming freezing, it makes your hair go frizzy and it disrupts the whole country. We got married in December 2009 and it snowed the day before our wedding meaning there was snow on the ground in our photos, that was beautiful, but then the day after it snowed so heavily that my step dad who was taking us to the airport to go to Miami, had to pull over his range rover on the side of the road and we had to go to a random town and get the very delayed trains to Heathrow. Stress.
So I am not the biggest fan of the white stuff. That is until.....I had Mads. Woo hoo now snow can be fun again!
Today we got up at the crack of dawn to take our little girl outside to experience snow for the first time. As you can see it really was amazing.
I didn't know if Mads would know what was going on but she was totally fascinated with it. We dressed up in our warmest clothes and wellie boots and went outside. As it was so early no one had walked on the ground meaning that it was pure, white and totally unspoilt.
We made snow angels, went for a nice walk and let Mads touch the snow which I don't know if she was impressed about!
I love the below photo of my gorgeous little pair- Mads nose has gone all red because of the cold, although it wasn't as cold as we thought.
We even had a chance to make a snow man, he isn't the best attempt in the world but by this point we had all got a little bit too cold and wet. Still he can sit outside our house and guard it for us for a few days.
Finally we made a print of our hands in the snow- I love how tiny her little hand is against ours.
We went back inside and had nice, hot crumpets with butter, a lovely way to end our first snow experience together- Mads is asleep and Mr E is snuggled up in bed as he doesn't feel too well, so while they are resting I thought I would upload the photos on here.
Hope everyone has a lovely snowy day!
Comments (8)
awww, looks like you had loads of snow! We didn't get that much.
Gorgeous pictures. xx
Love the handprints! super idea.
Beastie wasn't really having any of the snow, which surprised us! He felt a little unsteady....he'll probably be as good at ice skating/roller blading etc as me....hmmm.
Mads looks a little perplexed but like she liked it? very cute x
aww thats lovely huni. Great pictures. Looks like you had a fab time x
michelle twin mumThe hand prints in the snow are so lovley. Great idea. Mich x
lovely photos...I love the hand & foorprint ones...and the one where Mads is looking up at Daddy!
Glad to see I wasn't the only crazy one getting wet making snow angels! x
Wow, those photos are so gorgeous x
Aww so sweet, seeing how teeny Mads is. I thought I would start from your first post on your favourites and work my way back. So strange seeing you as a three. When I found your blog, you had LL. Lovely looking back xxx


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Slideshow: A Visual Guide to Atrial Fibrillation
What Is Atrial Fibrillation?
Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a condition that disrupts the body's regular heartbeat. A glitch in the heart's electrical system makes the upper chambers (the atria) quiver. This causes the lower chambers (the ventricles) to beat irregularly. AFib can be dangerous because it raises the risk of stroke and heart failure.
Normal Heart Rhythm vs. AFib
Electrical signals between the atria and ventricles help the heart pump blood in steady rhythm. In AFib, the atria fire abnormal signals, which make the top chambers quiver rapidly. The result can be irregular contractions that can cause a fast, irregular heart rate (100-175 beats per minute). The normal range is 60-100 beats per minute.
Diagnosing AFib: EKG
The surest way to detect AFib is with an electrocardiogram (EKG). This painless test records the electrical activity of your heart and reveals problems with the heart's rhythm. You can take the test in a doctor's office, or your doctor may ask you to wear a device that records your heart's activity continuously for 24 hours or more.
Other Tests for AFib
If an EKG shows that you have AFib, your doctor may order other tests to learn more about your heart. An echocardiogram or ultrasound of the heart can show whether there is any valve damage or signs of heart failure. A stress test can show how well your heart is performing. Your doctor may also order tests to look for conditions that may have triggered your AFib.
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Treatment: Cardioversion
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Treatment: Medication
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Treatment: Ablation
If cardioversion and medications can't control the symptoms of AFib, radiofrequency ablation may help. This procedure uses radiofrequency energy to destroy the heart tissue that sends out faulty electrical signals. Although it does not require open heart surgery, ablation has some risks. It is only recommended for people who have serious symptoms despite trying other treatments.
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I thought I'd seen it all but I clearly haven't. I was taking an interest in Paul Gladman's Image of the Day Blog when I spotted a very unusual aircraft type – the Caspian Sea Monster. Goose nominated it as one of the ugliest aircraft in the AirSpace forums.
Gladman tells me that it is a concept that has had potential mainly in military application, it's a faster hovercraft that rides on the cushion of air.
Here it is in action….


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Oct 08 2011
The Queen of the Run-On Sentence
I shared this photo several months ago, but it so perfectly illustrates how I felt this morning when the sun had already come up and I was still dead asleep, and Marlboro Man was gently poking me in the ribs and telling me it was time to get up because everyone had to start getting ready for their respective sporting events but I'd slept so hard and dreamed about Big Tobacco and Liechtenstein and similar things of that nature that the only thing that would move were my eyeballs, which must have looked exactly like Walter's eyeballs in the photo above because once I finally opened them, Marlboro Man immediately smiled and started laughing and asked, "Are you okay, Mama?"
I was so happy to have provided his entertainment this morning.
Happy Saturday, my friends. See you bright and early Monday morning!
The Queen of the Run-On Sentence
118 Comments and 7 Replies
Kelley On Saturday, October 8 at 10:02 am
Run on sentence is right! lol Beautiful picture of Walter. All the critters are so photogenic.:)
Tanya @ Lovely Greens On Saturday, October 8 at 10:04 am
Sounds like my Saturday mornings too
Mickey K. On Saturday, October 8 at 10:05 am
How funny! He is so comfortable, and secure! LOL
PatW On Saturday, October 8 at 10:06 am
All at work! Cute pic.
When one of our cats does this, we call it a roadkill impression! Just sayin'
Decaf Debi On Saturday, October 8 at 10:07 am
I think a funny video series would be of MM waking you up each morning. He seems to have to poke you in the ribs to one odd look, sound or combo of the two each and every day.
Gae Vonne On Saturday, October 8 at 10:12 am
I am missing your show this morning! I hope there are more to come.
Heather M On Saturday, October 8 at 10:15 am
I LOVE it!!! He is so funny and I just want to tickle his belly!!!
LLG On Saturday, October 8 at 12:20 pm
I don't think Ree's going to want you tickling her husband's belly, it seems a bit … forward
Cheryl Barker On Saturday, October 8 at 10:16 am
Hey, sometimes life calls for a run-on sentence, right? Have a great weekend, Ree!
Becky On Saturday, October 8 at 12:18 pm
Heck, life IS on run-on sentence!
Paula P. On Saturday, October 8 at 9:27 pm
Amen, Becky! I just love this picture of Walter. He looks like a tummy rub would put him straight into heaven.
Irish American Mom On Saturday, October 8 at 10:18 am
I love your run-on sentence, and the look in Charlie's eyes. I think many a Mom has returned from the depths of slumber with the very same look, especially after a good poking in the ribs from one of the kiddos or a husband needing assistance right away.
DooTell On Saturday, October 8 at 10:26 am
Hope you have a beautiful Fall weekend, Ree. But what are we supposed to do this Saturday am? There is NO Pioneer Woman on HGTV! A void is there! We want our PW on HGTV! Missing seeing you and your happy family…on TV!
Kayla E. V. On Saturday, October 8 at 10:31 am
Glad you got to sleep in Ree!
I did too…lol
Have a great weekend!
SnipsofSnailsandPuppyDogTails On Saturday, October 8 at 10:33 am
I read the whole thing and followed your thought process so perfectly that I had to look back and think…"Where was the run on sentence?" and then I realized the whole darn post was a run on sentence kind of like this comment.
Grammanita On Sunday, October 9 at 11:47 am
I did exactly the same thing! WHAT run on sentence?
SeattleStarlet On Saturday, October 8 at 10:35 am
Hemingway said "Never use a colon or a semi-colon." Run on sentences are approved in my book. Then again, I wear white shoes after labor day too. Rules? We don't need no stinkin' rules.
A big fan of the run-on sentence.
SarahinSC On Saturday, October 8 at 10:37 am
Run-ons are ok, as long as you know it's a run-on! I'm not quite sure what to do with myself right now since you're not on tv. Guess I'll just have to stare at thatt shot of Walter. Can you do a segment on the show with just Charlie, Walter, and the other funny animals?
Tulip's Mom On Sunday, October 9 at 6:30 am
I had the same thought, but reluctantly realized that Ree would have to put that show on Animal Planet. Wait! Pioneer Woman's animals on Animal Planet! A whole new show for us!
Terry in Divide On Saturday, October 8 at 10:38 am
Hey, what's good enough for Faulkner should be good enough for PW. Me, I'm the fragment queen.
Dawn On Saturday, October 8 at 10:40 am
OMG that was one sentence. LOL!!! At least you had MM to wake you, you could have had the in-laws calling to sing you Boomer Sooner like we did, which of course we had to respond with Texas Fight. Ugh, I was asleep no more. LOL!
SueZog On Saturday, October 8 at 10:49 am
Felt the same this morning! I teach Agriculture at "Catholic High" and this past week was "Greenhand Week" for first year FFA members. I was with teenagers from 7:15am until 3:30pm then again from 7:00pm until 9:00pm….I love teens and would not trade them for the world…but at 55 I can't go as long as them! Congrats to our 33 first year Owensboro Catholic FFA members that received their Greenhand Degree!!!
Darcie (My Modern Country) On Saturday, October 8 at 10:50 am
Haha! I think that's how I looked this morning too-I slept till the sun came up also. First time in forever.
Red River Shoot-Out today. BOOMER SOONERS!!
Joann Drye On Saturday, October 8 at 10:53 am
I think there should be a law against waking up mothers or grandmothers on Saturday mornings, no matter what.. unless fire is involved or someone is bleeding. We never get a day off, not even Sundays, I am retired and I still don't get days off….there is always something I need to do, be it charity work for babies.. or yard work , or dogs, or sewing, or housework (yuck)…and Sunday is always the bussiest day.. So Saturday mornings, leave us alone..
jo in Sapulpa
SueZog On Saturday, October 8 at 10:55 am
Great pic…I feel like that some days!
Judith :: Dance While You Cook On Saturday, October 8 at 10:58 am
Wow! Walter's eyeballs are giving me big belly laughs this morning. Yay for sleeping in on a Saturday morning!
Shirley On Saturday, October 8 at 11:01 am
Sure did miss seeing you on Food Network this morning! I had gotten addicted. LOL! Happy Saturday!
Sharon Lea On Saturday, October 8 at 11:01 am
Personally, I screamed when you weren't on at 10:30 A.M., my time. I NEED my Ree Drummond, Pioneer Woman fix on Saturday mornings. I love, love your show, your family and all the highjinks. As far as what you are doing, just keep doing it. I have been in media all my life and with all the junk we have to filter every day it is BLESSED AND WONDERFUL to have a normal, loving family capture many imaginations, including mine. Don't worry about the recipes being anything but what you normally prepare, we just love the reminders even if they are goldie oldies to us. Thanks so much for your work. Blessings to you and your family. Sharon Lea
Carol On Saturday, October 8 at 11:02 am
LOVE this picture, it says it all doesn't it.
Michelle On Saturday, October 8 at 11:05 am
that takes some talent!
Michelle Lynn On Saturday, October 8 at 11:25 am
From one busy mom to another – I hear you talking!!! Run on, mamma!
Dan's wife On Saturday, October 8 at 11:25 am
You dreamed about Liechtenstein?
I dreamed I had a glass of water that was full of tiny red fish.
Bet I was snuffling in my sleep like a dreaming hound.
Mama M. On Saturday, October 8 at 11:28 am
Awwww…that's cute! The story, the picture, the whole dang thing!
bettty manousos On Saturday, October 8 at 11:40 am
oh my! what a cutie!
such funny picture! it just made my day!
bettty manousos On Saturday, October 8 at 11:43 am
how cute and funny!
thanks so much for sharing.
what camera do you use? love your photos!
Sherry Ann On Saturday, October 8 at 11:44 am
LOVE THIS ! It made my Saturday start out with a big smile ! Thanks for sharing !
Norine On Saturday, October 8 at 11:53 am
Ya can get a lot done in one run-on sentence. Go for it!
sbit1959 Wisconsin On Saturday, October 8 at 12:00 pm
Sounds like a great start of the morning…until you have to move…ughhhh
sooz On Saturday, October 8 at 12:01 pm
Tell MM to start waking you up with a massage instead of rib poking!
I think it's sweet when he calls you "mama".
JustNanny On Saturday, October 8 at 12:11 pm
….I too love your run-on sentence. I find it "contest" worthy, and that it deserves an A+, because it says it all without saying anything at all, but still saying everything! SEE, I get you Ree! Peaceful blessings! JustNanny
Grandma Cheap Cheap On Saturday, October 8 at 12:29 pm
Are you awake yet?
Hey, did I miss the last episode of cooking show. Was last week the last one. Thought there was one left but I have them on DVR. Anyways, loved the cooking shows and cant wait for more.
Are you awake yet? Did ya hear me?
Marcia On Saturday, October 8 at 12:37 pm
Ha, Ha. Love the run-on. even though as an ELA teacher we try to keep run-ons to a minimum. Your run-on is perfect for a Saturday though. What I really like is the strategic placement of the blade of grass over Charlie! That's probably why his eyes are wide open!
sheila @E2gather On Saturday, October 8 at 12:40 pm
Were your legs splayed open like so? Lets hope not.
Cathy in Tulsa On Saturday, October 8 at 11:08 pm
Sheila, LOVE the word "splayed"! Ree, I felt exactly like you when I awoke this morning. I stayed that way for at least half the day. Please inform MM that it's against Saturday law to make fun of the momma of the house!
Leslie On Saturday, October 8 at 12:42 pm
Love the picture. Thank you for always making me smile with the photos and topics. Have a great weekend! I miss your cooking show as well!
Homeschool on the Croft On Saturday, October 8 at 12:54 pm
Walter clearly went to the same school of elegance our Jackson went to….
Theresa in Alberta On Saturday, October 8 at 1:08 pm
Thankfully no one will have any problems finding their various sporting equipment stowed very carefully away in your new shelving units therefore affording plenty of time to hit the starbucks drive thru on the way to the fields walter you need a couple of figs leafs there sweetie
sarah elise On Saturday, October 8 at 1:16 pm
I love this post!! ;-))
An Island Mom On Saturday, October 8 at 1:16 pm
In terms of the run-on, I'm a big believer in the adage that you must know the rules so you know how to break them. I was also an English teacher in a former life.
The run-on was effective and well-executed. Way to go, Ree!
Katie of Cabbage Ranch On Saturday, October 8 at 1:21 pm
We were up and moving before daylight this morning. It wasn't easy. It wasn't humane. It took a valiant effort and I may or may not still feel resentment towards my alarm. But it does make for a full weekend, which is good. Enjoy your weekend!
Kari Callin On Saturday, October 8 at 1:30 pm
Have a great and fun weekend!
mamahut5 On Saturday, October 8 at 1:34 pm
Walter……..gotta love him!!!
Have a happy Saturday Ree!!!
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) On Saturday, October 8 at 2:06 pm
This Ozark Farm Chick loved that indecent exposure of Walter…heehehehe!!! I just wanna poke him in the ribs and rub his belly!!! :o)
Sometimes a country just has to make like a princess and sleep past dark~thirty!!! I feels soooo good!
From the happy hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a blessed and beautiful weekend, ya hear??? :o)
Now go….git……
pam On Saturday, October 8 at 2:10 pm
that was funny:)
Mama Maria On Saturday, October 8 at 2:24 pm
You and Marlboro Man are just too cute for words!
Have a splendid weekend.
Melissa in Texas On Saturday, October 8 at 2:32 pm
Run ons are good!! Love this pic. of Walter, I feel that way most mornings!! Hope you have a great weekend with your family. I, like others, really missed your show this morning, can't wait for the next round and the cookbook!
Adina On Saturday, October 8 at 2:36 pm
I know that feeling… maybe you will get a chance to take a nap some day.
Cindy H On Saturday, October 8 at 3:02 pm
Any time I see a picture of a basset hound on your web pages, I just smile! Thank you for sharing your life with those of us on the web and bringing simple joy to us – you are a blessing!!!
Mary Casstevens On Saturday, October 8 at 3:08 pm
I missed seeing your show on the Food Channel this morning. I think it should be a year-round show, that is if your up for that. I truly missed seeing you cook with your family around you. Hurry Christmas show.
Ellen On Saturday, October 8 at 3:11 pm
Worthy of Faulkner – and this from a native Mississippian!
Janette On Saturday, October 8 at 3:12 pm
I felt like that every morning this whole week, my kids are up at 5:50 am and out of the door at 6:20 am for seminary! Bless their hearts . . . it is the least I can do to wake up and be with them while they eat breakfast even if my eye's look like Charlie's. Have a fun weekend!
Miss @ Miss in the Kitchen On Saturday, October 8 at 3:24 pm
I thought you had written a post about me, but I guess I can share the crown. My friend who is a journalist says I should write just how I talk and apparently I talk without ever taking a breath!
Bonnie Banters On Sunday, October 9 at 7:50 pm
Me too!!
Bobbie On Saturday, October 8 at 3:40 pm
Yes indeed! I do believe you are the queen of the Run-On Sentence!!
As always, I love your furkids. Somehow I knew that was Walter, he looks puppy-ish.
Looking forward to your Christmas show and your new season.
Stacey On Saturday, October 8 at 3:48 pm
Happy Saturday! LOVE that picture and the visual of you looking the same.
Urban Wife On Saturday, October 8 at 3:49 pm
I love run on sentences because they seem more effective in trying to prove whatever point it is one is trying to prove. Bam. Have a lovely weekend and yes, sleeping is the highlight of my Saturday mornings as well.
kellinarizona On Saturday, October 8 at 3:52 pm
Happy, late, Saturday…Walter just about sums up everything. Me, I dreamed of work, hopefully it will stop sometime during my vaca period these next two weeks. Hope the rest of your day, and everyone else's on the Ranch went well…
Amber On Saturday, October 8 at 4:02 pm
Sorry to hear about your Saturday morning's rough start… I had one of those dreams just now (Yes, it's almost 4 pm, but my husband graciously let me take a nap with my 9 month old who "wallers around" in our bed all night every night and my babies are still little so we only had one soccer game this morning, so my sweet husband had mercy on me and watched the boys this afternoon so I could nap with the princess.).
~the Dutchess of the parenthetical run-on
my honest answer On Saturday, October 8 at 4:05 pm
I had some crazy dreams last night too, but annoyingly I always forget them by the time I'm fully awake. All I remember is that they're good, and I want to go back to them!
Beckie On Saturday, October 8 at 4:25 pm
Reminds me of some recent mornings. Many years ago, my daughter woke me on a "sleep-in day". She gently pried my left eye open and asked, "Mommy, are you in there?".
She turns 32 this year and I still remember that sweet morning.
Ada On Saturday, October 8 at 4:29 pm
My goodness that's a long sentence! I've been feeling that way most mornings, to be honest!
Jenny B On Saturday, October 8 at 5:08 pm
My Saturday was busy and good, but I sure missed your cooking show. I have planned my Saturday a.m.s around that show. I checked this a.m. just to make sure I didn't miss it.
brenda s 'okie in colorado' On Saturday, October 8 at 6:06 pm
I LOVE RUN ON SENTENCES! Missing your show. WHYYYYYYYY? I'm already having withdrawals. But at least OU beat saxeT. Whoot Whoot!
Kim On Saturday, October 8 at 7:24 pm
Some stories can only be told in a beautifully constructed run on sentence. Masterful!
squirrellymama On Saturday, October 8 at 7:38 pm
now I know the cause of my morning grogginess….I must be part Bassett Hound!
Trish M. On Saturday, October 8 at 7:55 pm
Amen, Sista!! Missing my weekly dose of Pioneer Woman today-will have to watch a rerun on the DVR. So excited for the new shows!
Candylei On Saturday, October 8 at 8:16 pm
You are lucky it's only on Saturday morning. Have a great weekend!
Seriously Sassy Mama On Saturday, October 8 at 8:17 pm
My husband calls me woman. I love it.
Leann On Saturday, October 8 at 8:47 pm
Well slap my knee and call me Hannah. I had no idea you had a show on the food network. Now I gotta get cable back…. Congrats!
Leann On Saturday, October 8 at 8:52 pm
Well I posted and it didn't take it so let's try it one more time.
Slap my knee and call me Hannah!! I had no idea you had a cooking show. Congrats! Now the cable HAS to come back on. How about some gluten free recipes. Have you covered those yet?
sissyintexas On Saturday, October 8 at 9:05 pm
Good company for William Faulkner who needed to take things a little less seriously.
Robin from Kent WA On Saturday, October 8 at 9:21 pm
omg what cool pic my cat loves to this her name is Bella but her nick is Belly she loves to flaunt it
kris Polson On Saturday, October 8 at 10:00 pm
Love that he calls you "Mama"!!!
RondaT On Saturday, October 8 at 10:24 pm
LOL Must be something going around this morning…
My Hubby woke up this morning at 7:41am freaking out because he thought we were late for work/school. I simply said "Honey, It's Saturday." and rolled over while listening to him process the whole thing.
Then we got up and rushed around to get OUR kids dressed and ready for sports, only to have the games rained out!
Rain, we REALLY got rain! (and are still getting rain!)
Thank you Lord for the rain!
two barking dogs On Saturday, October 8 at 10:35 pm
I have nothing to add, except a piece of trivia – Vaduz. Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein. That's it. Have a great weekend.
Monie On Saturday, October 8 at 10:47 pm
That's a VERY impressive sentence, and that picture of Walter is priceless. Last night, I dreamed that my husband and I fell off the balcony of a tall building. I grabbed a pillow as we went over the railing, thinking that the pillow would soften our landing, but then midway down thought of removing the pillowcase to use as a parachute…which worked wonderfully, by the way, to slow us down…and we landed in a tree. I've been holding onto things all day, as if in slow motion almost. Hope tonight is a bit lighter! : /
Mattie (Inthekitchenwithmattie.com) On Saturday, October 8 at 10:55 pm
Why so short a "season" on Food Network? Do they only let you make 4 or 5 shows for a season? That seems too few! Well, at least the foods you make are similar to what the typical family does too, unlike most of the food shows that feature stuff too fancy and time consuming for busy working parents.
Mary C. On Sunday, October 9 at 12:32 am
I slept in this morning, and so did my husband, thank God! I didn't feel like a big lazy bum
Kelly On Sunday, October 9 at 12:49 am
I love run-on sentences.
Rita On Sunday, October 9 at 1:50 am
I missed seeing you this morning at 10:30 on the Food Network. Are you going to have any new shows? I really enjoyed watching you cook, and listening to your stories. Love your sense of humor and watching you interact with your family and of course Charlie too. Are you going to be writing any new cookbooks?
Jeannine Payne On Sunday, October 9 at 5:25 am
Our Beagle lays like that a lot also! It always makes us laugh! I love having my Buddy around! He doesn't judge me, just likes me the way I am! I miss your show! I saved the last one on Tivo! Take care!
Wombat Central On Sunday, October 9 at 7:02 am
There is only one person in our family (my almost 9-year-old son) who is a morning person. We can't figure out where he gets this. We suspect he may be from outer space.
Angela On Sunday, October 9 at 7:09 am
That is SO funny, because I have said that about myself for years. I've never seen someone else call themselves Queen of Run-on Sentences until now!
Great minds think alike! haha!
ps..LOVE the tops you wear on your show! Especially the purple and white one. Where do you get them?
Barb On Sunday, October 9 at 7:58 am
Happy Thanks Giving form Canada! Up to my elbows in pumpkin pies and apple crisps and candied carrots. With my Turkeys spiced last night my husband and I are having a turkey off! He on the BBQ and me in the oven! (cooking turkeys that is)
Have a lovely Sunday!
[email protected] On Sunday, October 9 at 8:15 am
Wha??? That's my normal morning face…
Brenda On Sunday, October 9 at 8:45 am
Nice. . .
Shan On Sunday, October 9 at 8:53 am
Super cute!
Linda On Sunday, October 9 at 9:34 am
OK, I am having Pioneer Woman Food Network withdrawal. I had already become so use to tuning into the show that today when it wasn't there I was immediately depressed. Well maybe depressed is a bit too much of a description but I am using it anyway. Please say that you will be back soon with new and interesting recipes, and of course a brief glimpse into your life on the range. I just love seeing what it must be like to live such a life on a ranch out in the middle of nowhere, while I live here in Florida and have to worry about killing any stray snakes ( I hate snakes) and hope that the alligators decide to stay out of my yard when they go on the roam for better place to occupy.
P.S. I knew I should have DVR'd your shows so I could just play them back whenever I needed a pick-me-upper.
ret On Sunday, October 9 at 9:49 am
Oh Lord I can relate, unfortunately it is usually at this point of complete rest, it's time to get up!
ramblinjodie On Sunday, October 9 at 10:41 am
Adorable picture of Walter. Animals are so funny! thanks for sharing
Kathy On Sunday, October 9 at 11:05 am
I so love your style – how refreshing to someone like yourself doing what you do, and still being how you are. Please always remember who you are and where you came from.
Marie M.C. On Sunday, October 9 at 11:15 am
Oh no! I missed your show yesterday on the Food Network show. I sure hope it will be repeated. Are you listening Food Network executives? Also, I can't find your recipe for chocolate syrup — where did it go? MM get out the camera. We all want to see Ree opening her eyes at 4:00 am.
Whenever I see your animal pictures I feel all my muscles relaxing. I never get tired of them. Our pets are the best tranquilizers. When I'm in bed and I hear the sweet snoring of my cutie pie-little doggy, it brings me such peace. And then I thank my lucky stars I don't have to get up before you do.
Brenda Williams On Sunday, October 9 at 12:47 pm
My friend told me I write like I talk…both run on and on! WHERE WAS YOUR SHOW THIS SATURDAY??? RUINED MY MORNING, BECAUSE IT WAS NOT ON AND I LOOK FORWARD TO IT ALL WEEK.:(
Jayne On Sunday, October 9 at 12:51 pm
Sometimes when I am napping I dream that my eyes are closed yet I can still see. At the same time in my dream I am trying to open my eyes. I wonder if, while I'm sleeping I am really stretching my eyebrows up as far as they can go trying to open my. LOL bet I look funny.
Jessica On Sunday, October 9 at 1:18 pm
I know that feeling! The sleep until you can't sleep anymore feeling lol enjoy your weekend!
Heather On Sunday, October 9 at 4:17 pm
I must say I have those moments myself
laura On Sunday, October 9 at 7:27 pm
You're killing me ,Dee. Just when I think there can't possibly be another EVEN cuter picture of your bassets, you post one. ADORABLE!


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Video:Types of Paint Brusheswith Marco Cutrone
Learn some of the most popular paint brushes used by professionals in this About.com video showing you how and why certain paint brushes achieve certain effects on the canvas.See Transcript
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Hi, I'm Marco Cutrone here for About.com. Today, I'm going to go over a few of the most common brushes used by artists for painting.
Filbert Paint Brush
The filbert is a very popular brush. It tends to be a thin, flat brush, with a rounded tip.
The filbert brush is very popular. It tends to be a thin, flat brush, with rounded hairs at the top of the brush. Filberts are versatile brushes that can be used for several different types of mark making.
If you apply the side of the brush to your painting surface, it creates a thinner paint stroke. Directly applying the flat side of the brush to a surface creates a broad, thick stroke (depending on the size of the filbert used).
Filberts that have bristle or hog hairs tend to wear down over time, changing the shape of the brush. Instead of discarding older brushes, you can use them and experiment with different types of mark-making, such as using a dry brush technique.
Round Paint Brush
The round brush has a medium to long, thin shape. The tip comes to a point. It is often used for detail work and painting lines. Round brushes with especially sharp points are great for painting thinner, more precise lines. This brush will usually load a lot of paint. It is good to purchase a round brush with a little "spring" to it so the brush will maintain it's shape.
Flat Paint Brush
The flat brush has a broad, thin shape. You can select flat brushes with different length bristles. A flat brushes with short bristles is sometimes referred to as a "bright."
The flat brush is great for producing a thick, broad stroke. You can also turn the brush on its side to produce a thin, precise line. The flat brushes with long bristles and real hair tend to lead more paint then shorter synthetic brushes.
Fan Paint Brush
The bristles of the fan brush are arranged in a broad, thin fan shape. Even when wet or loaded with paint, the brush will keep its fan shape. It may however wear down over time. The brush is commonly used for blending different colored paints. It can also be used to create unusual marks and textures with the paint.
Rigger or Liner Paint Brush
The liner brush, also known as a rigger brush, has bristles arranged in a long, thin shape. Some versions of this brush come to a crisp point that produces a sharp, consistent line. Liner brush that have angles tips are often called sword brushes.
Mop Paint Brush
Mop brushes are commonly in water color painting, especially when making washes. They have a thick, soft, mop-like shape. I personally like to use mop brushes for blending paints and for a tapping technique which blends and distributes paint evenly.
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Randy Bishop of Georgia Arson Control on Wednesday presented former Sunbury resident Willow Duncan with a $2,500 check for her role in convicting the arsonist who burned down an abandoned store in Sunbury.
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A disease that some scientists have compared to the illness killing bats by the millions has been documented in a wild snake in Georgia.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Georgians have the chance to win a lifetime hunting-and-fishing license in the next edition of the Lifetime License Contest sponsored by the Georgia Natural Resources Foundation.
Acclaimed photographer John Reed will present his End of Summer Nature Photography Workshop on Sept. 13-14 at Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge near Folkston.
Hello, friends and anglers. As you know, the local inshore saltwater has been rather muddy lately due to the rain and wind. This, along with the extensive heat, has kept the fishing to a minimum.
BRUNSWICK - The Finfish Advisory Panel of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is reviewing the status of spotted seatrout in Georgia, and the group is seeking public input about harvest regulations through an online survey.
ATLANTA - Those who love lazy summer days and sleeping under the stars can save money with camping deals from Georgia's state parks.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker recently approved a request by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries to allow limited recreational harvesting of red snapper in federal waters, according to Doug Haymans, policy coordinator with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
In an effort to educate the public about what to do when finding a wild animal that may be injured or orphaned, the Georgia Wildlife Rescue Association (GWRA) has released information about the numbers and types of calls that they have received on their statewide Wildlife Hotline. Barely two months old, the toll-free number has had even more of an impact than expected. Calls average between 25 per day, but the organization reports that they have received as many as 50 on some days.
BRUNSWICK - Brendin Page of Savannah is the newest Georgia saltwater game fish record-holder after landing a 205-pound, 8-ounce swordfish while fishing offshore May 31.
The Canada goose is an adaptable bird that can live in a variety of locations, including open farmland and rural reservoirs to suburban neighborhood ponds, office complexes, parks and other developed areas.
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SOCIAL CIRCLE - Life-jacket safety, the 100-foot law, minimum age limits for boat operators and boating under the influence are just a few examples of what a person should know before operating a vessel on public waters, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' law-enforcement division.
To be a good runner you have to run. To be a great runner you have to cross-train.
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A Nottinghamshire police officer has admitted misconduct in a public office.
Intelligence officer Detective Constable Simon Abell, 42, entered his plea to the charge at Nottingham Crown Court.
Abell, from Sutton-in-Ashfield, sent sexually inappropriate text and Facebook messages to a female between November 4, 2011, and February 13, 2012.
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After the long build up as we all waited patiently for Tixx to arrive in Lion's Arch, the wait is over. Starting today you have 2 weeks until the end of the event in order hone our skills, and save those Dolyaks. Below is a breakdown of how the game works, and what you can do to help your team.
Getting Started
To get to Toypocalypse you'll need to travel to Lion's Arch, at the north end of the Grand Plaza. Tixx is there (don't forget to stop by and get your gift) and just to the right is a Seraph Soldier who is asking for recruits to stop the toy rampage going on inside the Infiniarium. Once inside you'll have a few moments for the rest of your randomly formed party to team up and get into the map before the game starts.
Once the game being you'll find 5 Dolyaks in the middle of the Infiniarium that you are tasked with defending against ever growing waves of enemies. Each wave seems to have 2 stages. Once where enemies spawn in various mixtures of the Toy's we've seen in days past, and the Toxx comes out of hiding and starts smashing before you "put her back to sleep" as Tixx would say. In order to succeed you will need to complete 10 waves of enemies (Complete the event with all 5 Doylaks for what is sure to be a prestigious achievement).
Choose your Weapon
There are three weapons players can carry. Toy Pop Gun, Toysmasher, and Toy Repair Pistol.
Toy Pop Gun - This is easily the biggest damage dealer out of all three options. The main attack is a slow firing, sniper shot, much like the burst ability on a Warrior's rifle. At lower levels this can one shot most toys. The 2nd attack is a line attack that does damage to multple targets. If you use Snow walls to group enemies together this can be devastating. And the 3rd attack is a rifle butt. This is useful becuase it's the only way you have to break the scenery and get scraps (more on that below).
Toysmasher - This weapon is the melee option of the group. If ever there was a prototypical "tank" in Guild Wars 2 this is it. You do pittance for damage, but your 3 attack is a nice aoe knockback and your 2 ability is a knockdown. The real upside of this weapon is how good it is as destroying scenery. Try and pick this one up early so you can get your defenses setup before the toys start coming.
Toy Repair Pistol - The repair gun is a weird mix of effects. The best effect seems to be the mind control "Reprogram" effect that temporarily causes an enemy toy to attack it's allys. Despite its name I wasn't able to get it to repair the turrets I built, much to my chagrin.
Build a Defense
Around the Infiniarium there are all the wooden structures and buildings we've come to love from the Tixx dungeon event. Smashing these is vital to your success against the toy uprising. A smashed object will randomly drop one of two objects. Snow or Scraps
Snow - Snow lets you build two different objects. A Wall or a Snowman. The Wall is great because it seems enemies will agro the wall over your precious Dolyaks, buying you extra time to smash them. They do go down quickly though if overwhelmed. The Snowman is a medium fire Single target turret with decent range. They do decent damage, but I think the wall is probably more valuable to your overall goal here.
Scraps - Like Snow, scraps let you build one of two objects. A Ballista or a Catapult. Ballista are like Snowmen, but seem to fire a little faster, at the cost of their range. They don't do much damage, but they are great at mowing down lots of enemies. Catapults, in my opinion, are bread and butter defense however. In conjunction with Snow Walls, the AoE attack they dish out can really mess up some toys.
Upgrading and Repairing Defenses
In addition to building new defenses, any defense you build can be upgraded twice by taking the same object used to build it and bringing it to the defense. For example. If you want to upgrade a Catapult, you must bring another Scrap to it. If you want to upgrade a Snowman, bring more snow. Based on my first few play throughs, it seems upgrading is more cost effective than building new, but do be warned they don't seem much harder to kill (with the exception of the wall, which gains HP as you level it).
Upgrading has one other huge benefit and that is that it restores the defense object to full health. If you see an object about to die, instead of building a 2nd turret next to it, upgrade the one on low health and you'll get much more Return on that investment.
Your Dolyaks don't heal up after each wave, but every couple of waves Hay spawns around the middle of the map that players can take to the Dolyaks to heal them. This is very important not to miss as your Dolyaks will take damage.
You will want to make sure everyone grabs the Toysmasher at the start of the match so you can all focus on building defenses early. Once you get an initial setup, have a few players switch to Toy Pop Gun for damage. I would say you want one player dedicated to Toysmasher and always on upgrade duty. Between waves everyone should chip in upgrading defenses.
Speaking of those, concentrate them around the center ring of the map. Do not clump all of your defenses however. Toxx comes onto the map and has huge AoE attacks that will ruin you if you do that. Instead, space out Snow Walls around the perimeter and use upgraded Catapults, Ballista, And Snowmen to fend off the charging hordes. Try and keep Toxx kited away from your base, since he will agro on players.
If you are having trouble finding time to setup between waves, spend some extra time kiting the last enemy of any wave. This gives players time to run around and collect supplies to ready for the next wave. I haven't tested enough to know for sure, but it looks like the next wave wont spawn until all the previous enemies are killed. So by leaving one straggler you can buy extra time for setup. This can be hard to pull off however.
I only got a couple games in, but I wanted to get this out there early for you guys. I'll update this as I play more games and refine my strategy. Good luck!
Whoa, that was fast! Nice job
Whoa, that was fast! Seems to have more or less everything I could think of as well, all I can say is nice job
Every single forum I've used to spread anti guardian propaganda has subsequently died out on me. Coincidence? I think not!
Thanks. And honest to god I
Thanks. And honest to god I wrote every word of it after playing the event. I didn't even cheat and write some of it early.
I may have missed it as I
I may have missed it as I just skimmed the article but I didn't see any mention of the Mortars up on the end opposite the starting stage (mind you, I don't think they are very good) or the Skritt mercs off to the left. Not sure if they are worth the three scrap per skritt but come on, they're skritt mercs, who doesn't like that. ;)
This will be the most fun
This will be the most fun part of Wintersday for me, with all the little toy gadgets and fighting its bound to be "Toypocalypse-ly" festive! :) Long live the Dolyaks!
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I won't be able to play this
I won't be able to play this until much later on tonight (or even tomorrow), but I'm looking forward to it.
However... random teams?! That I do NOT like. I've done all the previous Tixx events with guildies, and don't really want to stop now Hopefully this is a bug & we'll be able to form our own teams soon?
Random teams... Why? I
Random teams... Why? I bought the game to play with my girlfriend, but I can't. I created a guild to play with people that I know and enjoy, but I can't. Why? I don't understand this design choice. It's a team of 5 players, why can't those be the players of my choice? I'd really love to see this question addressed.
I really don't understand.
It uses the auto team forming
It uses the auto team forming system seen in other events like Snowball Mayhem. It should prioritize parties. But I haven't tested.
So I managed to complete both
So I managed to complete both achievements for Toypocalypse after a game and a half. I joined a game half way through (with 2 dolyaks already downed), but had to leave it before the end. I then got into another game later on, and we completed all 10 waves with all 5 dolyaks on pretty much full health.
The trick: building an ice wall around the dolyaks, then building siege around that, then building more ice walls at some of the smaller / narrower entrances to the centre, and occasionally building ice walls and siege around the map to slow and harass the toys. Also, lure / fight the golem outside the centre, so it doesn't destroy your defenses.
Not sure I'll be playing it again now that I have the achievement, as it's quicker for me to gain giant wintersday gifts from the jumping puzzle, and grouping with randoms is more miss than hit.


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Xavier head coach Mike Johnson takes the Musketeers to Pittsburgh for the Duquesne/Robert Morris Invitational.
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CINCINNATI - After winning the final two games of the Xavier Invitational last weekend, the Xavier volleyball team will take its 2-1 record to Pittsburgh for the Duquesne/Robert Morris Invitational.
The Musketeers open play at Robert Morris (0-3) at 6 p.m. on Friday evening in Moon Township, Pa.. A match at 11:00 a.m. against Duquesne (1-2) awaits XU on Saturday morning at the Dukes home facility, A.J. Palumbo Center. Then, Xavier will close out the Invitational against Central Michigan (1-2) at Robert Morris at 4 p.m.
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Following last year's three-set win over Duquesne, the Musketeers improved to 32-4 all-time against the Dukes. Xavier is undefeated in four previous meetings with Robert Morris and holds a 1-1 mark against Central Michigan.
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Being Puerto Rican descent, dancing comes natural for me and I have a passion for it! As a teenager I attended a Ballet/Jazz and Adagio classes in NYC. Shortly afterwards I started competing and performed at several places, to mention a few: Harvest Moon Ball, Star Search, Dance Fever, Fania All Star Concert etc. I continued performing professionally dancing the Salsa/Adagio Hustle.
As a busy mother of two beautiful daughters, I still continue to pursue my passion – dancing, and taking jazz classes with my girls. In my down time I took several Zumba classes, became passionate about Zumba, which led me to becoming an Instructor. I love teaching Zumba! What an amazing and rewarding experience! Zumba has changed my life in so many ways and would love do the same for my students. All it takes is one class and instantly you're hooked. You don't have to know how to dance, just follow my lead, go at your own pace and move your body. You can even add your own flavor, let go and have fun - while burning calories and getting toned at the same time.
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Hooks Game, May 9, 2013
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Sysvinit vs. Upstart: Boot Performance for Debian and Ubuntu
Developers from Debian and Ubuntu met and discussed ways to improve boot performance at Canonical's London headquarters.
The suggestion for the aforementioned cooperation came from Mark Shuttleworth. Further plans will be made at the Debconf 09.The first results of this cooperation can be found on Ubuntu's mailing list. This is extremely crucial because the acceleration of the boot process requires a complete overhaul of the boot sequence. For this reason, a change from Sysvinit to Upstart would make sense.
The Ubuntu project would like to completely implement Upstart for version 10.04 with the first changes appearing on version 9.10. The question is whether the Debian project will follow suit. Debian developer Petter Reinholdtsen was not without reservations regarding this move which lead to discussion on how the transition could be made as convenient and simple as possible. In addition to the required code updates, a continuous cooperation to extend beyond the conference in has been proposed.
Further plans for changes will be discussed at the Debconf. More background information On the topic of Sysvinit/Upstart has been posted by Colin Watson on Ubuntu's Develop-Discuss mailing list as an answer upon request by Ubuntu users. Those interested in notes from the Debian/Ubuntu developer meeting, may find them here.
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Qemu Flaw Lets the Guest Escape
Xen project announces a privilege escalation problem for Qemu host systems
Android Bug Threatens Millions of Users
Attackers can compromise an Android phone just by sending a text message
Lenovo and Canonical Announce Laptop Deal
PC vendor will pre-install Ubuntu on portables in India.
Mozilla Firefox Blocks Flash
More embarrassment for Adobe's embattled multimedia tool
Security Problem in Firefox's NoScript Add-On
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.


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