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Motlow offers high quality educational degree programs, certificates and services. Students of all ages come to Motlow to complete two years of college prior to transferring to a 4-year school, to complete career programs that allow them to immediately enter the workforce, or for personal growth and enjoyment. Whatever your needs, we want to provide you with the resources to help you meet your goals.
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Babies... the documentary
When Focus Features first announced the acquisition of Babies, I didn't know what to expect. Now, with the trailer out there, it makes total sense. Is there any doubt this won't be a very successful release? Here's the trailer:
And, if you're wondering what the catchy tune in the trailer might be, it's Sufjan Stevens' "The Perpetual Self, or 'What Would Saul Alinsky Do?'" from his album The Avalanche.


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Philanthropy: Prevent Child Abuse America
Service Projects: Girl Scouts of the USA, confidence coalition dove campaign.
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"Throughout my experience in Kappa Delta I have met some of the most beautiful and talented young women who have become not only my friends, but my family. I have been able to learn and grow as an individual, most in part because of the lessons I have learned through these women. I am so thankful for the friendships I have built because of Kappa Delta and I am so lucky to have these people in my life. The laughs, tears, stories and experiences I have gained are priceless and would have never imagined I would have all of this by joining Kappa Delta."
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I'm allergic to milk proteins, so I've gone almost totally ice cream-less for a few years because soy/almond/coconut milk ice creams are delicious but SO EXPENSIVE. I'd like to try to make my own, and figure it might be cost-effective in the long run. Does anyone have a recommendation for a fairly inexpensive (talking Amazon prices- there's many at about half off) machine that would work with non-dairy milk?
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Retro City Rampage will at long last be available on WiiWare next week, and as an added bonus will include the "ROM City Rampage" prototype.
This ROM version is playable within the in-game arcade, and allows you to see what the game would've been like if it were released back in the days of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
Retro City Rampage will release through WiiWare across North America and Europe on February 28th, priced at 1000 Wii Points.
Alex Seedhouse+ Alex's early adoration for Nintendo began with a Yellow Game Boy and a copy of Donkey Kong Land. This developed over the years, later peaking when he hid in his room to play The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time one Christmas. Nowadays, his enthusiasm is shared through Nintendo Insider, a place in which he can document his thoughts regarding the big N.
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Congressman Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) is asking a federal judge in Cleveland to stop a subpoena and prevent him from being called to testify at the trial of northeast Ohio businessman Ben Suarez, who is on trial for charges related to violations of federal campaign finance laws, obstruction of justice
Two Ohio politicians have been subpoenaed to potentially testify in a trial that began on Monday for northeast Ohio businessman Benjamin Suarez, who is accused of funneling illegal campaign contributions to their campaigns.
On Monday, Suarez Corporations Industries CFO Michael Giorgio reached a plea deal with federal investigators, and admitted that he and Benjamin Suarez illegally conspired to donate over $100,000 to Josh Mandel's unsuccessful Senate campaign.
Giorgio confessed that he and the Canton businessman used employees as straw donors to get around federal campaign finance laws.
In response to the plea deal, Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern released a statement which read:
Mitt Romney appears to have made his last attempt to gain the presidency in 2012. During an interview with the New York Times that was published on Saturday, Romney was asked whether he would consider a third run for the White House and his answer was a very clear "No."
On Wednesday, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted announced that his office discovered that 17 non-citizens illegally cast ballots in the 2012 presidential election that pitted incumbent President Barack Obama against former the former Republican Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.
Steven Dettelbach, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio , and Stephen D. Anthony, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Cleveland Office, announced on Wednesday in a press release that two executives of a Stark Count direct marketing company who made campaign donations to U.S. Rep.
James Carter, the grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, may have been the one to make the video of Mitt Romney's damning remarks about the "47 percent" in the run-up to the presidential election last year go mainstream, but the man who actually shot the video has remained a mystery, until now. The filmmaker has been revealed as a bartender that was working at the dinner for wealthy Republican owners, and will reveal his full identity this evening.
The man admitted that the only reason that he had even brought a camera with him to the fundraiser, which was held in May 2012 in Boca Raton, Florida, was because he had assumed that Romney would meet staff and allow photos to be taken as a thank you. That of course did not happen.
In the video, which is believed to have been the turning point of the election and downfall of Romney's campaign, Romney argues that 47% of Americans would vote for Obama "no matter what" because they were "victims dependent on government." Romney said:
"All right, there are 47 per cent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what."
The bartender says that he felt like it was his civic duty to make the tape public. His identity will be revealed on Wednesday night on MSNBC, with the much-anticipated interview taking place on the Ed Show.
Princeton professor Dr. Cornell West blasted President Barack Obama a day after his inauguration. West took issue with President Obama using Martin Luther King's bible to be sworn in as commander and chief and called Obama a "Rockefeller Republican in blackface".
West admitted he was happy that Republican candidate Mitt Romney failed to earn a spot in the White House but suggested Obama has not done enough for the common man commenting:
A recent memo sent out by the Republican State Leadership Committee emphasizes the GOP's 2010 victories in state legislatures as key to the Republicans maintaining its majority in the House of Representatives in the 2012 elections.
The reason those 2010 state legislature victories were so crucial to the GOP's success in the House in 2012 was the process of redistricting, or gerrymandering.
Titled "How a Strategy of Targeting State Legislative Races in 2010 Led to a Republican U.S. House Majority in 2013", the RSLC boasts that it "raised more than $30 million in 2009-2010, and invested $18 million after Labor Day 2010 alone" to ensure statehouse wins in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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"The rationale was straightforward. Controlling the redistricting process in these states would have the greatest impact on determining how both state legislative and congressional district boundaries would be drawn. Drawing new district lines in states with the most redistricting activity presented the opportunity to solidify conservative policymaking at the state level and maintain a Republican stronghold in the U.S. House of Representatives for the next decade."
The RSLC's plan worked. Despite the fact that they took a beating in Senate races and lost the White House to incumbent President Barack Obama, House Republicans still managed to end up with a 33-seat majority. This is thanks to district maps that were drawn up by their state colleagues.
Dennis Kucinich, one of the Democratic Party's more liberal members in Congress and a leading voice for the left-wing, has officially left Congress after representing the Cleveland, Ohio, area for the past 16 years. While he did not retain his seat in the House of Representatives following redistricting, Kucinich says he is not ruling out another run for public office.
After watching the new members of Congress take office at noon on Thursday, Kucinich told reporters that he is determined to remain a voice for change, even if he doesn't have a House vote. In an interview with the Associated Press, Kucinich said that "it remains to be seen" if he will run for office again, but has no immediate plans. Kucinich said that he is excited to be planning his future.
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'Empire Girls' Julissa Bermudez and Adrienne Bailon have arrived! Their new reality show premiered on Sunday and the two celebrated the occasion with a private cocktail reception at Bishops and Barrons in New York City. Julissa shined in an Altuzarra blazer and burberry shoes while Adrienne rocked out in a multi-colored Sweet Rain top and Givenchy sandals.
Basketball Wives LA star Gloria Govan and her baller boo Matt Barnes have been taking their on-again-off-again relationship slow now that they've decided to give it another chance. The two were spotted having date night last night for the premiere of 'Something For Nothing'.
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I have used iTunes since 1.0. I have liked iTunes until some of the more recent versions that have come out. Starting around 10 iTunes went to hell in hand basket and has been on the straight and narrow to hell.
I cannot have playlists in their own window. Really Apple? Why would you remove this ability?
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This Classic Stick Rotary Cutter with a 28mm blade is designed for making precise, detailed cuts including curves like patterns or appliqué for quilting projects. The highest-grade, precision ground, stainless steel blades stay sharper longer. The sliding button retracts blade guard for safer storage. While the symmetrical design works for right- or left-handed use.
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TotalView has announced the release of Workbench Manager 1.1, a new tool control system for Mac OS X, Linux and Unix. The software is primarily used to manage the company's Debugger and MemoryScape software, integrating it into a comprehensive workflow for the development and debugging process; everything is controlled from a single graphical dashboard. Users are not limited to TotalView tools however, as they can choose to incorporate any third-party program that serves a similar purpose.
Workbench Manager is a free download, but is not usable on its own. Debugger 8.4 costs a minimum of $560 (for single- or dual-core systems), while prices for MemoryScape start at $1,495 for the Individual edition of the application. Advanced versions require unique licenses from TotalView.


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New mom Mariah Carey has been busy nesting with her nearly 8-week-old twins, son Moroccan and daughter Monroe, but she'll have to wait to spend time with the other twins – the furry ones – she welcomed right before 'Roc and 'Roe arrived.
It turns out that Jill E. Beans and Squeaky, the two dogs born to Carey's Jack Russell terrier Cha Cha in February, have joined their mother, along with Jack Russells Dolomite, Jay Jay and Jackie Lambchops, in the doghouse.
"I put the dogs outside!" Cannon told PEOPLE in New York on Tuesday. "My wife still has a soft spot for the dogs – I think they should go outside."
In fact, the babies haven't met Carey's beloved pups at all.
"[The dogs] don't even know that there are babies around yet," Cannon said. "I built this really big doghouse outside, like their own house, so they don't have to come inside my house."
It's understandable that Cannon would be so protective. The twins are just learning to smile and even showing a little personality – and the new dad wants to treasure every moment.
"Right now it's just a bonding time," he said. "Just holding them skin-to-skin. I can't wait for the activities, but right now, it's just really the nurturing process."
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Author: Chuck Wullenjohn/Friday, February 02, 2007/Categories: News At YPG
Inhabitants of Southwestern Arizona for thousands of years, the 2500 persons of Yuma, Arizona's, Quechan Indian tribe maintain a close relationship with the terrain of U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground. This relationship is recognized and nurtured by proving ground officials, who arrange tours for tribal members and frequently consult with them on cultural resource issues.
Residing today on a 44,000 acre reservation on the California side of the Colorado River, Quechan tribal lore explains the tribe descended from the heights of Avikwame Mountain (Newberry Peak, near Needles, Calif.) The tribe's history revolves along the banks of the once mighty and somewhat unpredictable river.
The Colorado River used to be one of the most sediment-filled rivers in the world, particularly when it reached Yuma County. Almost every spring, the river would flood with melting snow and overflow its banks, depositing tons of rich soil. This flood plain was extremely fertile, a quality the Quechan Indians actively exploited through farming.
The Quechan people produced about half of their food supply through farming. Their farming patterns and techniques were determined by the flooding pattern of the river. Usually in June or early July of each year, entire families moved out into the fields to plant seeds for crops. The men did the heavier work, but everyone pitched in to help. They raised wheat, beans, corn, squash, and a variety of melons. There was no need to fertilize, for there was a wealth of minerals and nutrients in the rich river silt.
Hunting, fishing and food gathering also formed important parts of the Quechan diet. Men hunted rabbits, deer and birds throughout the year, but the Colorado River's abundant fish population made up the major source of animal protein in their diet. They used hooks and lines, but also baskets, nets and fences to trap salmon, bass and other fish. The bean pods of the mesquite and screw bean trees were probably the most important wild foods gathered by the women and children of the tribe. The pods were dried, then the beans were ground into meal and formed into cakes.
The Quechan Indians led a nomadic, generally peaceful, lifestyle. They roamed as far away as the interior of California, even visiting the seashore, and going as far as Phoenix in the opposite direction. They lived in several separate settlements rather than in a single large village. Each settlement consisted of several hundred people, each of whom belonged to a household consisting of a large extended family. These households were practical social units, for the river bottomlands could only be farmed successfully by a fairly large group of people working together. Possibly the largest and most permanent of these settlements was located at the foot of nearby Pilot Knob, located on the United States/Mexico border. The Spanish estimated the population of this village in 1774 as more than 800 residents.
Tribal members constructed dome-shaped huts of brush in which to live. A covered ramada was built next to each hut, both for shade and to provide food storage.
Warfare played a significant role in Quechan history. In addition to fighting to control trade and good river bottomland, they battled other tribes to take captives. War was viewed as a way to strengthen the tribe's spiritual power and demonstrate it to others. The tribe usually allied with the Mojave Indians, and by the 1700's, they had driven their enemies away from the Colorado River and remained in sole control of this vital resource.
The Spanish first visited the Yuma area in 1540, drawn to the region by tales of fabulous stores of gold and other riches. The Quechan Indians first had contact with the Spaniards in 1603, when 30 soldiers and two priests under Juan de Onate visited. The inhabitants welcomed the Spanish, but had little contact with them throughout most of the next century.
The Spanish increased their contact with the Quechans throughout the 1700's, attempting both to control the strategic Yuma crossing of the Colorado River and convert them to Christianity. In 1781, the Quechans rebelled, fed up with Spanish colonialism. They destroyed the nearby Spanish settlement, killing 55 and taking at least 76 captive. This resulted in the Spanish not being able to properly support its colonies in California and freedom from dominating outside influence for the Quechans until the mid-1800's.
As controllers of Yuma's crossing of the Colorado River, the Quechans operated a ferry carrying passengers, supplies and livestock over the river. But the discovery of gold in California, and the resultant boom in ferry profits, spelled doom for Quechan operation of the service. American ferry companies went into operation as competitors and their own customers plundered Quechan fields and food supplies, leaving the Indians with little to eat. When United States military forces came to Yuma in 1852, Quechan power rapidly diminished and was destroyed.
In 1884, the Fort Yuma Reservation was formed as home for the Quechan tribe. Although the 44,000 acre tract of land was large, it was only a small portion of the territory the tribe previously controlled. Besides that, the land closest to the river was fertile, but the soil in the northwest portion of the reservation was alkaline, with too much salt for successful farming. A few years later, the land was divided up and individual plots were given to each member of the tribe in an attempt to encourage individual farming. Surplus land was auctioned to others, which caused the Quechans to lose control of some of the richest land. Free irrigation water, though promised, was never provided.
Today, the Quechan Reservation is the second largest Indian reservation in California. There are about 2500 Quechans today, which is a decrease from the over 4000 who existed when Spanish contact was first made.
The entire U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground area was frequently visited by the Quechan people during the tribe's heyday. Pauline Owl, Quechan Cultural Resources Manager and direct descendent of tribal Chief Pasqual of the late 1800's, says people can still see remnants of their passage.
"You can see pottery shards, sleeping circles (circles of rocks) and areas of petroglyphs," she explained. "Some of the rock art we can still read today. One carving might show a picture of an animal that had been spotted. Another might be a family name. Yet another might be religious in nature. What is now Yuma Proving Ground is important to us, for that was once part of the home for our forefathers -- it is an inheritance from them."
According to Pauline Jose, Quechan Museum Director, large numbers of the tribe have bravely served in our nation's military throughout this century.
"We have an active veterans organization here at the reservation, American Legion Post 802, and count nearly 500 veterans of military service this century," she said. "Our people have sacrificed along with other Americans for their country."
Owl says tribal representatives have met with Yuma Proving Ground officials on several occasions to discuss historical preservation matters. She views these past meetings as having been positive and hopes for them to continue. She has particularly high praise for the museum display in the Yuma Proving Ground Range Operations Center's central courtyard.
"It's important that we recognize and respect their interest and place in the land," said Dolores Gauna, Yuma Proving Ground cultural resources manager. "They were here long before us and we need to keep that in mind."
Gauna says the relationship between the proving ground and local Indian tribes has dramatically improved in recent years, as a number of positive two-way programs have been instituted.
"We hold regular consultation meetings here at Yuma Proving Ground, plus we frequently visit tribal officials in their offices," explained Gauna. "We recently dedicated a newly constructed building here in honor of a member of another local tribe, Sgt. Bravie Soto, and regularly publish educational articles in our post newspaper for the benefit of the workforce. The intention of everything we do is to develop and maintain a close relationship based on respect, cooperation and understanding."
The Quechan Indians make up part of Yuma Proving Ground's and the desert southwest's rich historic legacy. Theirs is a story not to be forgotten, for the lessons of the past can teach us a great deal about the challenges of the future. For further information on the Quechans, call Pauline Owl at (760) 572-0213 or Pauline Jose at (760) 572- 0661. Dolores Gauna, Yuma Proving Ground's cultural resource manager, can be reached at (928) 328-2128.
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The rain cleared up just in time for the Welsh Harvest Festival on Saturday. The event featured traditional Welsh food, apple cider pressing, a "haunted barn" tour, horse-drawn wagon rides and lots of live music.
Voices Heard at GMC
When migrant farm worker José Obeth Santiz Cruz was killed in an accident at a Vermont dairy farm in 2009, the Vermont Migrant Farmworker Solidarity Project (VMFSP) organized a delegation to return his remains to his home in Mexico. They brought back the story of his family coming to terms with his death.
The resulting film "Silenced Voices" shows that Cruz's small village in Chiapas, Mexico is deeply interconnected with Vermont and highlights the hardships and challenges of this largely invisible community as they work to sustain Vermont's struggling dairy farms. The film, followed by a presentation by activist Kiado Cruz, will be shown at Green Mountain College October 19 at 7 p.m. in the East Room in Withey.
Cruz, a community organizer from Oaxaca, Mexico working with RASA (the Autonomous Network for Food Sovereignty), will speak about sustainable agriculture and the community organizations instrumental in the current autonomous movements in Chiapas. The program is also sponsored by the Migrant Farmworker Solidarity Project and Witness for Peace New England.
Expert to Explore Language and Values
Linguistic variety is the product of historical changes, some of which are in progress at a given point in any language's development. Join us for an evening with Michael Shapiro, professor emeritus of Slavic and semiotic studies at Brown University, for this examination of how language "innovations" are motivated not only by linguistic reasons but by value systems that apply to many other aspects of human behavior. His talk "Language and Value: An Example from Contemporary American English" is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 21 at 4 p.m. in the East Room.
Shapiro was born in Yokohama and grew up speaking Russian, Japanese, and English. He spent the war years in Japan before immigrating to Los Angeles in 1952. In 1965-66 he was a postdoctoral fellow in linguistics at Tokyo University and spent the next forty years in the United States as a university professor of Slavic languages and literatures.
. David Yemba Comes to GMC
Green Mountain College is pleased to host a visit from Dr. David Yemba, United Methodist Bishop of the Congo and Chancellor of Africa University, Wednesday, Oct. 27-Saturday, Oct. 30. Bishop Yemba has a bachelor of divinity degree from the Protestant School of Theology of the Congo Free University at Kisangani and a doctorate in systematic theology from the University of Strasbourg, France. He was a professor and founding dean of the faculty of theology at Africa University in Zimbabwe.
Bishop Yemba will give two public lectures, one on Thursday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. in the Withey East Room entitled "Traditional Religious Practices and Contemporary Christianity on the African Continent," and the other on Friday, Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. in the Withey East room entitled "Issues of Life in the Congo." Both talks are open to all members of the GMC community and the general public.
Progressive Program Meeting
Interested in the Progressive Program? There will be an informational meeting in Moses Writer's Lounge on Tuesday, October 19 from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. For more information, contact Jen Baker at:
Muslim Chaplain Visits GMC
On Tuesday, Oct. 19, Imam Djafer Sebkhaouie, the Muslim chaplain for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y. will be speaking in the chapel from 1-2:15 p.m. on the Qur'an and Shari'ah (Muslim law). Open to all who are interested!
Food Drive for Local Children
GMC is collecting non-perishable foods, toiletries, and school supplies to help local families in need! Please bring donations to the following locations: Dunton, Withey (Residence Life office), Moses (basement), Pollock, Ames (1st floor), and the Waldron Athletics Center (athletics office). Bring in items from October 7-November 15. For further information: Caroline Cesaria at:
Local Food Cook Off
The Sustainability Floor is hosting a Local Food Cookoff in the Gorge on Wednesday, Oct. 20 from 5-7 p.m. The event is open to the entire GMC community. For questions, contact Kyla Jaquish at:
The AASHE 2010 Conference "Campus Initiatives to Catalyze a Just and Sustainable World" was held in Denver October 10-12. The Green Mountain College delegation included president Paul Fonteyn, provost Bill Throop, environmental studies faculty member Lucas Brown, sustainability coordinator Amber Garrard, director of student involvement Ryan Ihrke and Kyla Jaquish '11. GMC representatives shared best practices in campus sustainability through the following presentations: "How Much Have Students Learned? Outcomes Assessments for Sustainability Education" (Dr. Throop); "Solar High Tunnels: Food Production & Renewable Energy" (prof. Brown); "Earth Day and Beyond: Sustainability and Campus Programming" and "Energy Competitions: Challenges and Opportunities" (Ryan Ihrke) and "Putting it All Together: The Push for Renewable Energy Inside & Outside the Classroom" and "Student Green Fees" (Amber Garrard).
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Women's Volleyball
10/20, 4/5:30/7:30 p.m.,
at GMC (5:30 & 7:30)
vs Paul Smith's & ACC
10/23, 10 a.m. / 2 p.m.,
at Maine-Farmington
vs Me-Farm. & Castleton
Women's Soccer
10/23, 1 p.m., at Johnson St.
Men's Soccer
10/20, 3:30 p.m., at MCLA
10/23, 3 p.m., at Johnson St.
Ayurveda Consultation
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Wellness Center
Open Gym Session
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Waldron Gymnasium
Lap Swim Session
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Waldron Pool
7 - 8 p.m.,
Bogue Movement Studio
Wellness Walkers
6 - 7:15 a.m.,
Waldron Gymnasium
Open Gym Session
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Waldron Gymnasium
Shakti Tribal Dance:
Advanced I
4 - 5:30 p.m.,
Bogue Movement Studio
Shakti Tribal Dance: Intermediate
5:30 - 6:30 p.m., Bogue Movement Studio
Open Swim Session
6 - 8 p.m., Waldron Pool
Spirituality Club Meeting
6 - 7 p.m., Chapel
Progressive Program Mtg.
6:30 p.m.,
Moses Writer's Lounge
Zazen Meditation
7 - 7:30 p.m., Chapel
Film & Presentation
by: Kiado Cruz
7 p.m., East Room
Live Music: Revision
9 p.m., The Gorge
Wellness Walkers
6 - 7:15 a.m.,
Waldron Gymnasium
Whitewater Day Trip
10 a.m., Meet at GreenMAP
Academic Skills
Workshop: Making the Grade
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., Special Collections Reading Room, Griswold Library
Lap Swim Session
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Waldron Pool
Massage Therapy & Reflexology
12 p.m. - 8 p.m., Wellness Center
Kripalu Yoga (vigorous)
1 - 2:30 p.m.,
Bogue Movement Studio
Academic Skills
Workshop: Inspiration
3 - 4 p.m., Learning Center
Academic Skills
Workshop: Making the Grade
3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Special Collections Reading Room, Griswold Library
Women's Circle Discussion
4 - 5 p.m., Chapel
Local Food Cook-Off
5 - 7 p.m., The Gorge
Shakti Tribal Dance:
Advanced II
5:30 - 7 p.m., Bogue Movement Studio
Lap Swim Session
6 - 8 p.m.,
Waldron Pool
SOAR Workshop: SWOT
6 p.m., Library, Rm 3
Shakti Tribal Dance: Beginner
7 - 8 p.m.,
Bogue Movement Studio
Zazen Meditation
7 - 7:30 p.m., Chapel
Shakti Tribal Dance:
Advanced III
8 - 9:30 p.m., Bogue Movement Studio
Open Chapel
8 - 10:30 p.m., Chapel
Wellness Walkers
6 - 7:15 a.m.,
Waldron Gymnasium
Cerridwen Farm Stand
10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Withey Hall Lobby
Open Gym Session
11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Waldron Gymnasium
Lap Swim Session
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Waldron Pool
Massage Therapy & Reflexology
12 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Wellness Center
Academic Skills Workshop: Balanced Lifestyles
3 - 4 p.m, Special Collections Reading Room, Griswold Library
Kripalu Yoga (gentle)
3 - 4 p.m, Wellness Center
Guest Speaker: Michael Shapiro
4 p.m, East Room
Intermediate Vinyasa
Flow Yoga
5:30 - 6:30 p.m., Bogue Movement Studio
Open Swim Session
6 - 8 p.m., Waldron Pool
Eco League Info Meeting
7 p.m., Terrace 124
Adirondack Backpacking
See GreenMAP for details.
Open Gym Session
11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Waldron Gymnasium
Lap Swim Session
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Waldron Pool
Open Swim Session
6 - 8 p.m., Waldron Pool
Talent Show
9 p.m., The Gorge
Dark Goddess Circle
7 p.m., The Gorge
Open Swim Session
6 - 8 p.m., Waldron Pool
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Melvin and Jewell Bordman celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on May 30, 2012. The couple was married on May 30, 1942.
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More than 240 representatives from all U.S. Military services will be
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Operation Uphold Democracy, the U.S.-led, multinational effort to restore the
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One notable feature of the Village of Pinehurst is our team of active volunteers. Many of our residents serve the Village in countless ways by giving of their time and talents to better the community. Pinehurst has the great fortune of having many residents who have served in a wide array of professions, which has given them expertise in areas that they now use to benefit our entire community. We hope you will consider getting involved and sharing your experience with our local community. Our volunteer boards and committees post their meeting schedules to the Village Calendar which can be found here. We invite you to attend these public meetings to learn more about how you can get involved!
In September 2014, the Village held its first Volunteer State of the Village Meeting which will be an annual training event for all volunteers of the Village. To view the presentation from 2014, please click here.
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The Patriarchal Secretary Fr. Matta Alkhoury is consecrated as an Archbishop
On Sunday, the 4th of November 2012, at 10 o'clock in the morning, His Holiness, Moran Mor Zakka I Iwas, Patriarch of Antioch and all the East, celebrated the Holy Qurobo (Divine Liturgy) at Sts. Peter & Paul's Cathedral, in St. Aphrem's Patriarchal Complex, Ma'arat Saydnaya. Several Archbishops attended this spiritual event. During the celebration and in an awesome and spiritual atmosphere, H.H. laid his hand on Very Rev. Raban Matta Fadel Alkhoury and elevated him to the rank of an Archbishop giving him the Episcopal name of Mor Timotheos. The Archbishop was carried on a chair on the shoulders of the clergy, to read the gospel of the Good Shepherd.
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I sat at the sushi bar and was not thriled by the selection of raw fish. I tried the maguro (below average), hamachi (above average) and shima-aji sashimi (average). I had planned on ordering sushi after assessing the sashimi, but changed my mind.
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A friend of mine recently introduced me to poke and now i am obsessed. the sushi is amazing and very fresh. The prices are good, and BYOB is awesome. needless to say I will only be coming here for sushi all the time!
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I've taken so many of my friends to this sushi place, and everyone agrees it's the best they've had in the city. Many seem to take advantage of the BYO policy and no one can believe how reasonable the price is... I've had sushi all over NYC and this place blows all others out of the water.... I would strongly reccomend trying the triple spicy and the sushi special that sometimes even comes with pieces of seared toro.....
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The must succulent, scrumptralescent. mouth watering sushi I have ever had. No exaggeration, Poke has the freshest sushi around. The seared Toro is absolutely luscious, the spicy tuna and spicy yellowtail are delectable, and the service is awesome. Everyone talks about Sushi of Gari and Sushi Yesuda, but Poke blows those places away. Very reasonable prices and and amazing food makes the gem a must eat. Be prepared for a wait but its certainly worth it.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/15/2006
The cat seems to be out of the bag; this place got packed quickly even in its newly expanded location on a weeknight. The new decor is pleasant. Service was a bit slow but ok. The sushi platter I had was authentically bite sized and the rolls were decently sized and tasty. The freshness was alright; not out of this world but not bad. A decent neighborhood sushi option; not high end like Seki or Gari like they say, but better than most.
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The freshest sushi around. The triple spicy is the way to go. Amazing rolls and the fish is so fresh it melts in your mouth. A must try if you love sushi....Cant wait to go back
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I have been to alot of sushi restaurants in NYC. Poke is far superior to a Haru, Sushi Hana etc... but it's no sushi of gari or sushi seki. (also UES) It was good, fresh sushi and had some interesting items on the menu. The cash only policy is slightly annoying.


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Derek Westerman, director of "Bad Dads," will return to Toledo on April 15 for a screening of his series of short films for collegehumor.com starring Michael Cera and Will Hines.
"I'm very excited," Westerman said. "Since I've left Toledo and made films, I've never been able to come back and exhibit anything I've done."
The evening will be presented by the Arts Commission of Greater Toledo (ACGT) and Toledo Free Press Star.
"The Arts Commission was excited about Artomatic and celebrating a native who looks like he's on his way to bigger and better things, so we decided to make a special event to celebrate Derek's achievement and let him know Toledo still cares about him," said Ryan Bunch, ACGT performing and literary arts coordinator.
Westermans work will be shown April 16 during Artomatic 419! as well, but this night will be a more intimate view of the work of the Toledo native.
"We're a community that acts as a springboard, but, inevitably, it seems like people come back a lot. So I think this is just a really exciting way to showcase the talent that is from here and goes to other places and show that once you leave, home is always still here for you. That there's still a partnership and connection even though you might have relocated," Bunch said.
Another highlight of the evening will be the premiere of Westerman's college senior thesis project.
Outside of his family and close friends, there are not many people who have seen the 15-minute short film he wrote and directed — as Westerman puts it, "literally no one."
The film is a period piece set in the 1930s about pornography and stars his friend Clark Duke, now of "Hot Tub Time Machine" and "Kick-Ass" fame, and features Cera, Westerman said.
"It's an extra hometown exclusive deal," Bunch said.
Westerman was already friends with Duke, who happened to live in the same apartment complex as Cera while he was played Jason Bateman's son in "Arrested Development," so the three started hanging out.
"Clark read the script and begged me to be in it, so he was the main actor," Westerman said. "I wrote a part for Mike and he said 'sounds great,' and so we did it."
Doors open at 5 p.m. at The Blarney Bullpen, 601 Monroe St. There will be a $5 admission that includes soft drinks and a light buffet and there will be a cash bar. Films begin at 6 p.m. followed by a Q&A session.
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Some did it for fun, some did it to cure a hangover and some did it for their love. Among so many individual motivations, the most important and underlying reason for jumping into chilly water was to help raise the funds for Alzheimer-related programs and research.
This year, The Young Professionals Alzheimer's Association of Colorado Polar Plunge included about 750 brave souls, who perfectly stripped off their clothes and tossed themselves into Boulder Reservoir, where the water was 34 degrees and the chilly wind was measured into single digits. This made many participants ill with stiff muscles, dizziness and shortness of breath that were immediately taken to the hospital via ambulances and rescue personnel reported on site.
As compared to last year, when the event included around 800 participants and succeeded in raising more than $30,000, this year the participants and raised money both were on a quite higher side. In fact people were also given a chance to pledge money through organization's website- alz. org / co.
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PHOTOS: Greenville pushes Everblades aside on Teddy Bear Toss night
ESTERO - If the Florida Everblades are going to capture the South Division, they're going to have to go through the Greenville Road Warriors. But after suffering another home loss to Greenville, this one 5-2 at home on Saturday night, it looks like catching the Road Warriors is going to be a tough task.
The loss dropped Florida's record against Greenville to 2-6 this season, with one of the Everblades' wins coming in overtime and the other in a shootout. The Road Warriors have earned 14 of a possible 16 points against Florida this season and now lead the Everblades by six points (38-32) in the South Division. The two teams meet again at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Greenville, S.C.
"To beat these guys we have to be more focused as far as getting the puck deep and we've got to take fewer penalties," first-year Florida coach Greg Poss said. "We just weren't as sharp the last couple of night as we have been recently."
Things got off to an inauspicious start for the Everblades, who fell behind early when Greenville forward Julien Brouillette scored his 10th goal of the season at the 7:17 mark of the first period. The power-play goal was just the start of the Everblades' special teams woes, as the Road Warriors would score two more power-play goals by the time the game was over.
Florida tied the game on defenseman David Fischer's second goal of the season, which came at the 10:11 mark of the first period. The goal triggered the rain of teddy bears onto the ice for the team's annual Teddy Bear Toss night. The bears are collected and donated to local charities by the team. Florida's top line forwards Mitch Fadden and Mike McKenzie chipped in assists on the play.
After going into the first intermission tied, the Road Warriors took over in the second period. Eight Florida penalties contributed to easy chances for Greenville, which scored twice in the period to take a 3-1 lead.
Florida's Alexandre Imbeault briefly brought Florida back into the game with a power-play goal at the 9:46 mark of the second period, but the Road Warriors limited the Everblades opportunities to tie the game.
"They're a good team and they don't make many mistakes," Fischer said. "When they give us chances we've got to bury them because we know we're not going to get many."
The Road Warriors added two insurance goals in the third period, including an empty-net goal at the 19:18 mark to seal the victory.
Greenville 1 2 2 — 5
Florida 1 1 0 — 2
First period — Scoring: 1. Greenville, Brouillette 10 (Voakes, Parlett), 7:17 (PP); 2. Florida, Fischer 2 (Fadden, McKenzie), 10:11. Penalties: Roy Fla. (slashing ), 5:59; Paquet Fla. (delay of game), 6:17; Cunningham Grn. (high-sticking), 17:59.
Second period — Scoring: 3. Greenville, Voakes 12 (Carroll), 5:07; 4. Greenville, Brouillette 11 (Voakes, Kilpatrick), 7:23 (PP); 5. Florida, Imbeault 14 (Fadden, Graham), 9:46 (PP). Penalties: Larman Fla. (tripping), 2:33; Eddy Grn. (holding), 4:49; McKenzie Fla. (high-sticking), 4:55; Imbeault Fla. (slashing ), 6:41; Klassen Grn. (unsportsmanlike conduct), 8:17; Roy Fla. (unsportsmanlike conduct), 8:17; McKelvie Grn. (slashing ), 9:01; Reynolds Grn. (unsportsmanlike conduct, misconduct), 9:46; Imbeault Fla. (unsportsmanlike conduct, misconduct), 9:46; Fischer Fla. (hooking), 10:26; Roy Fla. (slashing ), 13:30.
Third period — Scoring: 6. Greenville, Wong 6 (Parlett, Shields), 15:23 (PP); 7. Greenville, Shields 6 (Brouillette), 19:18 (EN). Penalties: Kilpatrick Grn. (slashing), 9:10; Janus Fla. (delay of game), 9:10; Eddy Grn. (slashing), 11:16; Timkin Fla. (slashing), 14:25; Klassen Grn. (hooking), 18:58.
Shots on goal — Greenville 8-14-8-30. Florida 9-8-10-27.
Power-play opportunities — Greenville 3 of 8; Florida 1 of 5.
Goalies — Greenville, Grumet-Morris 9-2-0-1 (27 shots, 25 saves). Florida, Janus 7-4-0-0 (29 shots, 25 saves).
A — 6,781. Officials — Luxmore, Devivo, Alles.
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Note: The winners for the KitchenAid contest will be announced at the end of this post.
My oldest brother WDS was a demanding butthead of an older brother. He was the first child of the family, first of all—and the first SON at that. He was 6'4″, second of all, and was also a wrestler (or a "wrassler", as folks 'round here say).
Oh. You say you don't believe me? Here. I'm more than happy to show you the evidence:
If that wasn't enough, here's another prizewinner:
What a fox—Not!
I loved the dude, but he was pretty much a great big lug, just a tiny bit of a misogynist (in a purely 1980 kind of way) and had a more-than-hearty appetite for pretty much food of any kind. Unfortunately, other than Long John Silver's, fast food never really appealed to him much. This applied more to desserts than anything else—in fact, I don't think he was ever aware that cookies, cakes, and brownies could actually be bought in a store.
But even if he'd known, what difference would it have made? He had a mother and two younger sisters who, inexplicably, would respond to his request for homebaked cookies by—GASP—baking him homebaked cookies. Like, daily. What can I say? We were put on this earth to make him more comfortable
I need to talk to my mother about this dysfunctional aspect of my preteen years. Why was I not taught to say, "Go make your own stupid, idiotic cookies," or "Take a Home-Ec course and learn how to make cookies yourself, loser"?
And strangely, my mom was a pretty strong, independent woman. But even strong, independent women buckle when they give birth to boys—it's just a fact.
My antidote to the pain of my childhood is that I am teaching my two boys to make cookies for their sisters. And to do it with a smile.
Anyway, this was the cookie my brother requested most often. I have no idea what they're really called, because my brother called them "Spreads", referring to the fact that cookie dough is "spread" onto a baking sheet AND that melted chocolate chips are "spread" onto the baked cookie at the end of the process.
My brother was always very creative.
Here's how you make them.
Dump 1 cup of brown sugar in the bowl.
Follow with 1 cup of margarine. I've been making this since 1981, so please. Don't hate the margarine.
See? I was too embarrassed even to post a photo of the margarine. You've all made me so afraid.
(Not really; I just forgot to take a photo of that step.)
Stir the mixture together till smooth.
Stir mixture together until well combined. Yes, do it by hand. This was before KitchenAid mixers took over the world.
Now just dump the dough onto a cookie sheet.
Using a knife, begin spreading the dough onto the cookie sheet.
Halfway through, change your mind about the knife and grab a flat spatula.
Though, I don't know what I used in 1981. But it sure as heck wasn't a flat spatula.
It was probably my fingers. Yeah, and I probably licked 'em first to get even with my brother for forcing me into cookie-baking servitude.
I'm sure that just made you want to rush out and make them right now, didn't it?
If you'd like to leave now, I completely understand.
Continue spreading the dough until it's about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick.
Now just put it into the oven and bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown.
Now, as soon as you pull the pan out of the oven, grab 6 to 8 ounces of chocolate chips.
Sprinkle the chocolate chips onto the top of the baked dough.
Then—important—you're going to place the pan back into the oven for about a minute. And when you do, here's what'll happen:
Mmmm. Melty. Glossy. Inviting.
Now, with the spatula, just gently spread the chocolate all over the surface of the cooked dough.
And when it's all spread out, covering all of the baked dough…
Use a knife (or a pizza cutter—groovy, eh?) to slice it up into square pieces.
And really big lug of an older brother or not, these are super yummy. They're basically a chocolate chip cookie, but upside down…or inside out…or inverted…or confused…or stripped down. Or something.
You can serve them immediately while still warm, or if you need to transport them…just throw them into the fridge for a little while. They're delicious cool!
UPDATE: I'm happy to report that my brother, at age 43, has become a total softie. When he comes to visit, he actually waits at least two hours before asking me—always with a smile—if I'd mind making a batch of Spreads for him.
And I wait at least two seconds before telling him to go take a home-ec course.
I leave off the loser part.
KitchenAid Winners
Thank you for sharing your favorite chocolate desserts, everyone! Due to the unusually large response to Friday's contest, I've added one additional KitchenAid mixer prize to the mix, totaling four prizes.
The number of entries received by 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time Friday was 19,828.
I divided that number by four (4) and selected a winner from each group. And you won't believe the coincidence…
Winner #1: #374 Amber ("Peanut M & M's…does that count?")
Winner #2: #6693 Pete ("Coffee Fudge Brownies!")
Winner #3: #12176 itskarenk ("a gooey yummy brownie")
Winner #4: #19043 Lexie ("Brownies are my favorite…")
Three out of four of the randomly-selected winners chose some form of brownie as their favorite dessert. What are the chances?
Hmmmm. I need to get to the bottom of this.
They obviously haven't tried this sheet cake.
Congrats, winners—contact [email protected]
And now, back to the spreads:
Here's the recipe.
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- 1 cup Brown Sugar
- 1 cup Margarine
- 1 whole Egg
- 2 cups Flour
- 1/2 teaspoon Salt
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- 6 ounces, weight ( To 8 Ounces) Chocolate Chips
Preparation Instructions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Mix together brown sugar and margarine. Add egg and mix together. Add flour, salt, and vanilla, and mix together well.
Spread dough onto cookie sheet to a thickness of 1/4 to 1/2-inch.
Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until slightly brown. At this point, pull out of the oven and sprinkle chocolate chips evenly over the top. Return to oven for 1 minute. Remove and spread melted chips over the top. Cut into squares.
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Barbara in Texas On Wednesday, February 11 at 12:22 pm
You make this look so easy – however, I am sure I would have that frosting all over the place…except on the cupcake.
Stephanie On Wednesday, February 11 at 4:24 pm
They're in the oven now! I used butter – I know, I know, it totally goes against your word BUT that's all we have in the house and I'm pregnant and craving sweets and in no mood to go to the store first Sooo, mine turned out very thick too but I could have easily eaten the batter raw. Can't wait to try them and I have three kids eager to taste them as well!
Donna On Thursday, February 12 at 6:11 am
made your cookies for the first time the other day. The family loved them. I hid a couple in the freezer for the weekend. Have you tried freezing them? I can't wait to see how they do. I might have to keep a stash in the freezer at all times for company. Thanks so much for sharing. I cannot wait to try your cupcakes.
Angela On Thursday, February 12 at 11:14 pm
Well, I tried them and they looked good but the texture was really weird and there wasn't much taste. Sorry. I checked some other recipes and they weren't that different so maybe it's something I did.
Queen B On Friday, February 13 at 8:17 am
I sort of expected them to be ok, but they were really great! My husband did, however, get chocolate ALL OVER the place.
Ashley On Friday, February 13 at 2:04 pm
Not butter but margarine?? Wow…never thought I'd see the day. But man do those cookies look DELICIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!! I have to make these soon. Looks like I've missed yet again another contest. Oh well. Congrats to the winners!
Cara On Sunday, February 15 at 7:05 am
OMG! I made these yesterday for a valentine treat for the family and WOW!! these are awesome…It's a new family favorite!! Thanks Ree!
Tracy Anne On Sunday, February 15 at 5:28 pm
Mine turned out kinda bland… I used light margarine though. And it says 'do not use for baking or frying' right on the package… could light margarine have really made that much of a difference?
Cindy H On Sunday, February 15 at 9:19 pm
Yep, I made 'em today, and just as I thought…
They really are SO good! I'm forcing myself to stay on the computer instead of sailing back into the kitchen to sneak another one….sigh….that's the sad thing about baking….wanting to eat the entire batch! lol
Thenk Yew!
Cindy H
Faye On Monday, February 23 at 10:03 am
I recently found and fell in love with your website 2 weeks ago. I have tried the french onion soup, the crash potatoes and the zucchini cakes. All were delicious. If I may ask is the flour In the spreads recipe all purpose flour?
Amy On Tuesday, February 24 at 1:08 am
You should know that these are AWESOME when you use a mixture of milk and white chocolate chips for the top. Yumtastic.
kerrie from the 1790 house On Saturday, February 28 at 3:56 pm
I found this recipe for spreads by clicking on the breakfast recipes from the recipe index…. (I guess I missed the orig post!) and THAT's interesting because I was about to send you an email to complain that your Breakfast survey didn't include my usual breakfast: coffee with TJ's 5-seed-almond-bar "cookies". They aren't REALLY cookies obviously, because I eat them for breakfast. Maybe you'd disagree if "Spreads" are a breakfast staple at your place (yum! but I have a limit of 8 g of sugar for breakfast, or well, 8g each, gotta have 2…)
If you or anyone you know can possibly reproduce the trader joe's Five Seed Almond Bars, I'll give you, well…. almost anything.
Oh, and as long as I'm really not on the subject at all, my other favorite breakfast is toast with fresh avocado and cracked black pepper.
PatW On Wednesday, March 25 at 1:23 pm
My 20–year old son has decided that these are his faves. He expressed a wish to learn to bake, so for starters, I'm teaching him to make them. He was really amused with the introduction, BTW.
We sprinkle the chocolate topping with toffee chips, which is gilding the lily, but we like it like that.
Nadia On Sunday, March 29 at 12:33 pm
I just made these and -WOW!
They really are super yummy. I took me less than 5 minutes to whip up the dough, and it took my family less than 5 seconds to finish it all!
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Helen On Thursday, April 30 at 4:24 pm
That "wrasslin" picture cracks me up everytime I see it. I even TRIED not to laugh this time, and I still couldnt help it!
That said, Im making these for dessert tonight. Im sure the kids'll love to help.
Sheila On Monday, May 11 at 7:59 pm
Ok so I looked on the web to find the BEST Texas Sheet Cake and stumbled upon your site.. OMG!!!!! I have checked out every recipe… so not only did I find that recipe but the best lasagna recipe, the old corn casserole my grandma used to make and now I have found a frickin hottie (your brother) on this yummy recipe. Man.. how much better can life get! All the best recipes on one site! Now all I need are the ingredients for the Wrassler… cuz I want to cook me up some luvin with that super hunk!! hee hee!
Mary On Thursday, May 14 at 6:30 pm
If you put toffee pieces on top right after it gets out the end of 20 min. IT IS DELICIOUS!!!!!
Mary On Thursday, May 14 at 6:31 pm
If you put toffee pieces on top right after it gets out the end of 20 min. IT IS DELICIOUS!!!!!
chocolate tart On Tuesday, June 2 at 7:06 am
My English Grandma makes something really similar called Millionaire's Shortbread with a layer of caramel AND another of chocolate on top. Needless to say all thoughts of dieting go out the window when they're ready….
Martha On Tuesday, June 2 at 7:11 pm
I love quick and easy recipes that are simple and delicious. Can't wait to give these spreads a go.
Abby On Thursday, July 9 at 8:10 pm
WOW!!!!! those look amazing!!!!! I am about to go cook them right now!!!!! will tell how they turn out!!!! Lol thank you!!!!! and tomorrow it is time to try the wings!!!!!!!! ttys!
-Me! <3
Abby On Thursday, July 9 at 9:44 pm
WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!!!! lol these were so freakin good!!!!! but they were like WAYYYY crumbley like you would pick it up and it fell back down!!!! what did I do wrong??? plz help me?!?!?!
-Me! <3
Sandra On Tuesday, August 4 at 8:08 pm
I just made these for my husbands staff meeting tomorrow. I usually make a treat for his staff meetings b/c he says everyone actually shows up in person instead of by conference call. These are amazing! I made your husbands favorite cookies last week & they were a huge hit! Thank you for all the awesome recipes.
Emily On Thursday, October 8 at 7:26 pm
Yummy!!! I used butter and they were sooo tasty…I have eaten almost half the pan since yesterday. Easy and EVIL.
Dede On Friday, October 30 at 8:59 pm
Making these right now – I've had my eye on this recipe for a while… PMS drove me to the breaking point
Carly On Thursday, December 10 at 12:21 am
my husband is a tough critic. He said "i thought it was gunna be a peanut butter cookie with chocolate on top" But I liked em! I halfed the recipe…interesting separating the egg in half…but i ended up using it anyway cuz my dough was way dry. I made the lasagna tonight too and he said it was "good" but thats all. The lasagna sure floats my boat tho!! next…cinnamon rolls!!!
ATinyMorsel On Sunday, December 13 at 9:43 pm
These looks SO unique and tasty. I will have to try them. Anything involving flour, sugar, butter, chocolate and an oven has to be good.
kelly On Sunday, January 17 at 7:36 am
These are known as "toffee bars" around here and they are yummy!!!! The recipe i use has you spread them in a 13 x 9 pan so i'll have to try your free form way….PLUS real butter is the ONLY way to go!!!! LOL!!
glena On Thursday, January 28 at 6:49 pm
My 3 year old granddaughter made these with some help today. They are delcious and EASY!
Thank you for such wonderful recipes we can make together to share with family!
Christina On Wednesday, February 17 at 12:25 pm
Those look yummy!
I'd most certainly use butter, not margarine. Margarine is sooo bad for your, Ree! It's fake! Plus, butter (and animal fats in general) are the BEST fats!!
Have you read Nourishing Traditions?? It's a great book (and mostly a cookbook!!) and it will explain why butter is better than margarine. It's way taster anyway.
Thanks for the great recipe!!
Denise On Monday, March 8 at 10:59 am
I made these spread because they looked so easy. Not only were they a pain to stir they also had really no taste. I had 9 ladies over and they really didn't care for them. I would rather just make chocolate chip cookies.


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Perhaps the most highly anticipated BMW 1 Series M Coupe review has finally just aired – in episode 1 of Top Gear's newest season (Season 17). Jeremy Clarkson takes the helm of the 1M coupe in the review and absolutely loves the car, calling it a brilliant brilliant car! It's also put into the hands of The Stig for runs around the Top Gear track.
How did the 1M do in the performance measures? Well, it only managed to outdrag the Cayman R and Lotus Evora and … CONTINUED
Top Gear returns for season 17 this Sunday, the 26th and one of the first features will be their BMW 1M coupe review, the review everyone has been waiting for. It looks like Jeremy Clarkson will be the reviewer so expect plenty of entertainment and extreme opinions, as well as the some great looks at the 1M, as only the Top Gear produces can do.
The venerable Top Gear magazine edition has reviewed the 1M coupe and much to no one's surprise by now, they love the car. All we needed to see was their comparison to the Z3 M coupe to know that they "get" what the 1M is all about. We can't wait for the video review by the 3 amigos on the Top Gear television series.


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The 27-year-old is set to make his debut for the Dons in Saturday's FA Cup fourth round tie against QPR at Loftus Road.
Lines, who started his career with Bristol Rovers, made 47 appearances for Wednesday last season but has only featured six times this term following their promotion to the Championship.
MK Dons boss Karl Robinson told the club's official website: "Chris is a player I have admired for a number of years now. In fact he is a player I tried to sign two years ago.
"Chris is a talented footballer who scores goals from midfield and I think he will fit in well with our team."
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If you have any questions about any of the programs listed below, please contact 405.739.1216.
Housing Rehabilitation Program is a city-wide interest-free loan program for low and moderate income homeowners to improve their homes. Activity is funded with other source.
Primary Systems Home Repair is a city-wide program for low-income home owners to address emergency home repairs that would impose undue hardship. Work items are limited to repair/ replacement of failed primary systems.
Homebuyer Assistance Program provides a 6-year deferred loan for closing costs and a portion of downpayment for eligible properties and qualified homebuyers. Funds are from HOME program or other source.
Purchase/Rehabilitation/Infill program provides for purchase/rehabilitation and/or reconstruction of affordable housing. Activity is funded with HOME program income and is contingent upon funding, program approval, and available building lots.
Property Maintenance Program supports concentrated code enforcement of existing structures within low/moderate-income neighborhoods.
Slum/Blight Improvement Program is a city-wide program supporting the city's code enforcement program in regard to dilapidated structures and includes acquisition, limited rehabilitation, and/or demolition/clearance of distressed properties.
Transitional (supportive) Housing for Families provides four single-family properties. Case management and life skills training for homeless families are provided by non-profit organization. Operating costs are provided by other funding sources.
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