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Club Fundraising
ICC Fundraising Guidelines and Event Planning
Below are the ICC guidelines that must be followed when planning your club fundraising activities:
- There will be 1 food sale per day (see definition of food sale) at any given time (more than one club may share the space/day/time if all parties agree).
- Clubs must reserve spaces by submitting an Event Request Form 5 business days in advance to Student Union Room 205.
- Any other forms required for the event (sound, performers, etc) must also be submitted 5 business days in advance.
- These rules will be based off of a 2 calendar week block, starting from the Monday (first ICC meeting) after the first round of club recognition.
- A club will have 2 guaranteed days, but can reserve up to
4 days.
- The first 2 days reserved
(and that are not in conflict with other club fundraising dates)
will be the guaranteed ones.
- Clubs should plan AHEAD so that they know which two days they really want.
- The 2 guaranteed days cannot be switched with the extraneous days.
- The
3rd and 4th days are
- If a club approaches you 5 or more business days before the extraneous day, you must either compromise or give up the day.
- The first 2 days reserved (and that are not in conflict with other club fundraising dates) will be the guaranteed ones.
- Every ICC meeting will begin with an overview and update of the Events Calendar.
- If there is a scheduling conflict, an email to the involved parties and the VP of ICC will be sent.
- When there is an unresolved conflict there must be a proposal for a solution presented to the ICC by both clubs. Each conflict will have a maximum of 5 minutes before the ICC votes on a solution.
- Clubs MUST turn in forms at least 5 business days before the
- This applies whether a club is turning in their forms for their 2 guaranteed days, for their 2 extraneous days, or if a club is requesting an extraneous day from a different club.
- A food sale is defined as such:
- It can only be in one location—the Amphitheatre, Cloud Mall, or Ram Plaza.
- There can only be one per day. However, more than one club may share the space and do a joint food sale if the club that has the day reserved agrees.
- Also, a
club may have a food sale in the morning while another club has
one in the afternoon.
- Example: Club A sells coffee from 9am-12pm while Club B sells hot dogs from 12pm-3pm.
- The first two forms you turn in are the guaranteed days (if a club has not already reserved the space/day – check the Events Calendar to see if a date has already been reserved). The following two forms you turn in are the extraneous.
- There are three possible solutions to a
scheduling conflict.
- 1. Club A concedes their extraneous day to Club B.
- 2. Club A compromises with Club B to share the day.
- 3. Club A and B are unable to come to an agreement, and the issue is brought to the next ICC meeting to be discussed and resolved.
Before your fundraising event
Make sure that you submit an Event Request Form (Student Union) at least 5 days before you plan to have your event, so that there is no other conflict with the date you want. If you want to ensure your club has the exact date you want, the form must be turned in at least a few weeks beforehand. Reserve the BBQ Grill, tables, chairs, canopies, and anything else you wish to have at your event on this form. The Student Activities Office will contact your club if the date has already been reserved, but you can also check our Events Calendar to see the available dates.
To reserve the sound equipment, you will need to fill out a separate form with the Multi-Cultural Resource Center.
Once you figure out what day you want to have your fundraiser, you can decide whether or not your club wants to take out a cash advance or if someone will pay for the items before and be reimbursed afterward. (See Payment Voucher and Cash Advance for more information)
Money for Charitable Organizations/Activities
Your club must decide before you even begin to advertise your fundraiser, if you are going to raise money for a cause. Money can be sent to charitable organizations/activities only if specifically fundraised for that purpose. The fundraising publicity posters and flyers MUST state the specific charitable organization/activity that shall receive the proceeds of the fundraiser. Once the money from the fundraiser is deposited into your club account, you will have 30 days from that point to submit the paperwork for the transfer of money to the charitable organization/activity.
Money for Prizes or Awards
Your club must decide before you even begin to advertise your fundraiser, if you are going to raise money for prizes or awards for members of your club or for the winners of a club-sponsored competition. The only way a club/council can award a cash prize or purchase items for prizes is if the club fundraises for the specific event or receives donations for the prizes. It is prohibited to use District funds or Associated Students funds to purchase prizes or award prizes for the winners of a club-sponsored competition (which is viewed as a gift of public funds). The fundraising publicity posters and flyers MUST specifically state that the proceeds of the fundraiser will be used for the prize money or for the purchasing of prizes to award to the winner(s) of the advertised competition. Once the money from the fundraiser is deposited into your club account, you will have 30 days from that point to submit the paperwork for the transfer of money to the winner(s) of the competition. If the winner(s) are awarded prizes, these must be purchased beforehand either with a cash advance or will be reimbursed later.
For business, groups, or individuals needing a TAX ID number for donations, please get form letter from the Student Activities Office. For cash donations or expensive items, bring to the attention of the Associate Dean of Student Activities. For donations over $200.00, your club must complete a Donation Approval Form (Administrative Services Office E104) and attach a copy of the check (if applicable) or a list of items that was donated to the club/council.
If you decide you are only asking for donations at your event, and will not be selling anything, a club representative must pick up a Fundraising Lock Box from the Administrative Services Office in Conlan Hall E104. Please bring a flyer of your event to show the Administrative Services Office that your club is having a fundraising event, and be sure to include on the flyer where or to whom/what the donations will go. You cannot require people to donate to your event; however, if you want to have a donation box and still sell tickets to your club event you can do so (See Tickets below).
For dances, performances, workshops and other such activities where your club will be pre-selling tickets or selling tickets at the door to the event, you will need to discuss this with the Student Activities Office at least 3 weeks beforehand. To ensure you will have a staff member at your event as a ticket taker or cashier, you will need to fill out a Request for Staffing Form and submit it to the Student Activities Office 2-3 weeks before the event. You MUST have a cashier at your event if you are selling tickets at the door and a cashier can only be a designated staff member from the Administrative Services Office. You CANNOT take tickets yourself.
ICC Food Fundraiser Guidelines
Step One: Paperwork
- Event Request Form for fundraiser must be submitted 5 days before scheduled event (*Please note that food fundraisers must be completed by 3:30PM)
- Attached flier of fundraiser,
which includes:
- Date, Time, Location, and Price List of Items to Be Sold
Step Two: Confirmation
- Confirm with Student Activities that your event has been
Reasons why your event would not be approved:
- Incomplete paperwork
- Date already taken by another club
Step Three: Day of Food Fundraiser
- Check in with Student Activities to get reserved equipment
- Send a representative to Conlan Hall E104 to sign
out for receipt books
- Your club will be responsible for the receipt books during the fundraiser and to turn them back in by 3:30pm
- When you pick up the receipt books, you need to bring a copy of the Event Request Form, which you can get from the Student Activities Office and the flier with the price list on it to Conlan Hall E104.
Step Four: During the Fundraiser
- Each purchase must be accompanied by a written receipt (the
original [white] goes to the patron, and the copy [yellow] stays in
the book)
- At the end of the fundraiser all receipts should reflect the exact amount of cash collected
- Both receipts in the receipt books and the cash are due to Conlan Hall E104 by 3:30PM the day of the fundraiser. No exceptions!
- The same person that checked out the receipt books does not need to turn them back in, but they will have to stay while the Student Accounting Office counts all the money, at which point they will issue a receipt for money deposited
Other Notes to Consider:
- A Fundraiser Deposit Statement will no longer be used for fundraisers, only for donations.
- If changes are made to the prices of items sold, please note that on the first receipt when the price changes. (For example, say you were selling tacos and you wanted to drop the price because you have a number of unsold tacos and only an hour left of the fundraiser. Your club may reduce the price but you must write that down in the receipt book – for only the first taco sold at the reduced price)
- Please note these guidelines are for food fundraisers only.
After your fundraising event
Within 2 working days of a fundraising event, insure that your treasurer has deposited any fundraised money into the club account in Conlan Hall E104 using the Fundraising Deposit Statement Form. If not done in adequate amount of time, club accounts can be frozen until the funds are deposited. Remember: You must have your advisor and treasurer sign off on the form before you can turn in the money.
If your club took out a Fundraising Lock Box from the Administrative Services Office, you must bring the box and a Fundraising Deposit Statement (signed by your advisor and treasurer) back to the office on the same day or the day after your club event (unless it is a weekend night). The office staff will count the money from the box in front of you and will then deposit the donations into your club account. Remember to keep the receipt they give you for your club records.
Your club CANNOT use the money you raised without depositing it into your club account first.
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Jeffrey Schwartz, B.F.A., M.F.A.
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School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Art); American University (Painting; Minor – Printmaking). Works exhibited in New York, Seattle, Washington, D.C., Florida, Vermont, Utah. Taught at Dartmouth College, NH and the Academia di Bella Arti, Italy.
Mark Anderson, B.F.A., M.F.A.
University of South Dakota (Painting); University of South Dakota (Sculpture). Major exhibitions: John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Orlando Museum of Art. Collections: John Michael Kohler Art Center, Kohler Company, Arts in Industry Collection, Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, GA. St. Petersburg College in Clearwater, FL has a major work of Anderson's, "Women Asleep," installed on the front of their Fine Arts Building. For more information and images go to www.markeanderso.com.
Claudia Cumbie-Jones, B.F.A., M.A., M.F.A.
Birmingham Southern College (Theatre Arts); University of Alabama (Educational Library/Media); School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Art and Technology). Co-founder of Ringling College's annual Cosmix Symposium on Immersive Media. Former animation program coordinator, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Previous teaching appointments include Columbia College and University of Alabama at Birmingham. Current immersive media artwork for fulldome planetariums is exhibited internationally. Exhibitions include SIGGRAPH, State of Illinois Gallery, Dot Pixel Image/The Electronic Design Association, Jena Fulldome Festival, Domefest 2012, Fulldome UK, and ISEA2012.
Hugh Davies, B.F.A., M.F.A.
Brighton College of Art and Design (Painting, Printmaking); Chelsea School of Art and the University of the Arts, London (Fine Arts). Former teacher of Undergraduate and Post-graduate Fine Art and subsequently Director of Foundation Studies, Chelsea College of Art. Previous teaching appointments at University of Oxford, Stourbridge College of Art, University of Kingston, Brighton University. External Examiner at Wimbledon School of Art and Hastings College of Art. Served on the Formation Committee of the London Institute, its Academic Board and Academic Standards Committee. His work has been exhibited in leading galleries and museums in the UK including the Royal Academy, the Gulbenkian Gallery, The National Portrait Gallery, the National Museum of Wales, the Whitechapel Gallery, the Walker Museum and Art Gallery and the Redfern Gallery, and in galleries in Paris, Berlin, Australia, and the United States. It has been widely reviewed and discussed in numerous publications. He has received awards from the West Midlands Arts Association and The Arts Council of Great Britain, is an elected member of The London Group and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. www.hughdaviespaintings.com
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St. Cloud State College (Printmaking; Minor - Painting/Jewelry/Art History); University of South Florida (Printmaking). Master printer. Collections: Federal Express; Mase Art Center; other private collections. Owner: Flatstone Studio. Advisor for Printmaking by Saff and Sacilotto. Member: Florida Printmaking Society.
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Ringling College of Art and Design (Fine Arts); Montclair State University (Studio Art). Nathan considers technology to be an indispensable component to his professional practice as a contemporary artist and feels that embracing emerging new media is crucial to the development of any Fine Arts department. It is his goal to combine insight from professional experiences in both the fields of art and technology in order to respond to the ever changing and expanding needs of emerging artists. Recent exhibitions include: The Clockmaker's Apprentice, The Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, NJ; Black Forest / White Lightning, Sloan Fine Art, New York, NY; Welcome to Tartarus, Welcome to Valhalla, Greene Contemporary, New York, NY. www.NathanSkiles.com
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Every foreign person I know. I'm actually British, my parents are south African, and I still think america is a better place than fuckin' france. Place is full of pussies. (Kind of hypocritical, but you know it's true.) seriously, the place has its problems but considering when they say "deaths in america" they are talking about a place nearly the size of europe, and then they compare the UK's numbers and a 50 state democracies numbers and they expect america to match up with the UK's numbers. It doesn't work like that.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County is the first county in the state to ask the comptrollers office for advice in dealing with its fiscal difficulties.
No other county in the state is going to them for advice, said Leann I. West, government relations with Wladis Law Firm, Syracuse, which represents the county.
Ms. West, along with Mark Wladis and representatives from the county, met last week with members of the comptrollers staff, who offered cost-saving suggestions based on audits they have performed for other counties in the past.
Recommendations included refinancing of debt for low interest rates; checking eligibility certifications for health insurance coverage; conducting a cost-benefit analysis of a health insurance buyout plan, and monitoring benefits of retirees and dependents who may have died.
In terms of the Department of Social Services, the comptroller staff recommended making sure the cost of transportation for those who are eligible for Medicaid is the lowest possible. The department should make sure it is recovering all state aid available for eligible costs, factoring in fringe benefits, overhead and information technology expenses. Staff members also recommended controlling payments for child care because state estimates are that 21 percent of claims are inaccurate.
The comptrollers staff commended the county on using the cook/chill program, which offers bulk prepared meals for use in the jail and for select products for meals for senior citizens.
Staff recommended evaluating overtime to see if it is cheaper to add part-time or full-time staff.
For energy savings, staff members suggested sleep modes for computers, motion sensor lights, development of policies to save costs, and implementation of programs identified by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate reporter
Proposed road improvements around the Hunter rock art panel in Cottonwood Canyon appear to be in the works.
The road is located near Nine Mile Canyon and the proposed project looks like it will go ahead, indicated Bill Griffith of the Bill Barrett Corporation at a Nine Mile advisory group meeting last Thursday.
"When we had our original meeting, there were a number of ideas for projects in the canyon proposed," pointed out the BBC representative.
"The state and BBC have been discussing this and it looks like we are going to pursue the route of moving the road just across the streambed in the canyon. This alternative is good not only in terms of total cost, but also in the protection and the viewing of the rock art," continued Griffith.
The road currently runs within a few feet of Hunter, one of the most popular rock art panels in the canyon.
Preservationists are concerned that dust is damaging the ancient markings, while other people question the safety pulling off the road into the narrow spot to view the panel.
The proposed roadway improvements would provide additional protection for the panel and improve traffic safety.
Most of the property included in the project is located on state institutional trust lands. No United States Bureau of Land Management ground is involved.
If BLM lands were included, it would require working through National Environmental Protection Act provisions to get the change made.
During the years, there have been many calls to restrict development and preserve the entire canyon area.
The majority of people responding to a poll conducted on the Sun Advocate website in February wanted the canyon to remain as it is
A significant percentage of respondents wanted to see the Nine Mile area developed for tourism, while 7 percent wanted to restrict access to the canyon.
"This has been a cooperative effort between the state, the county and our company," said Griffith.
"The state still has to do a cultural inventory of the area and we need a permit for the two stream crossings, but it looks good," added the BBC representative.
State trust lands archaeologist Corrine Springer indicated that moving the road was a good idea.
"There have been plans in the works for years to get that road moved," explained Springer. "There have been a lot of people who have looked at this so we could come up with the best ideas. Even moving the road just 10 feet would create a better situation."
The fact that the entire project can be completed within the confines of SITLA property makes it a much simpler proposition that it would in some parts of the Nine Mile area.
Ownership of property in the vicinity is a major issue because many different interests are competing with concepts about how the canyons should be utilized.
Some groups would like to turn the area into a type of federal reserve, while a few on the other side want almost unbridled development.
Many environmental groups have become involved in the matter by lobbying the BLM to take control and stop any kind of development or gas exploration in the Nine Mile area.
However, the BLM's percentage of jurisdiction in the direct bottom of Nine Mile Canyon represents a minority interest compared to the state and private land ownership
The comparison is based on using Nine Mile Creek as the center line and a 1,320 foot buffer around it as the bottom of the canyon.
In the Carbon County section of the canyon 2,276 acres are privately owned and the state controls 65 acres. The BLM has jurisdiction over 1,676 acres.
On the Duchesne County side of the canyon, 1,172 acres are owned by private interests. The state controls almost 193 acres, while the BLM has jurisdiction over 738 acres.
Overall, about 56 percent of the land is privately owned, about 38 percent is controlled by the BLM and the state has rights to around 5.5 percent.
Griffith's company has been working on seismic exploration as well as the drilling of gas wells in the canyon and he also owns property in the area.
The BBC representative explained that the road move would come in two phases.
The first would be to get the road built with the stream crossings and the second would be to create a viewing and parking area and put together the landscaping for those venues.
Carbon County Commissioner Steve Burge asked about the time frame for starting and finishing the roadway improvements.
"It think everyone is shooting for an April 1 start date," said Springer.
Discussion turned to what the site would look like after the improvements are completed.
Springer explained that the concept was aimed at a viewing area similar to the one set up in Buckhorn Wash on the San Rafael Swell a few years ago.
The canyon road viewing area could possibly include kiosks, fences and signage, said Springer.
College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum archaeologist Pam Miller said money had already come from a grant for signage in the area.
Once the road changes are completed, a plan drawn up by a landscape architect will be utilized to design the area.
Much of the landscape work at the site will be done by volunteer groups.
Costs and construction factors associated with the roadway improvement project have not been totally clarified.
But Bill Barrett Corporation has arranged to have Uintah Engineering complete a significant amount of the design work on the project.
And it appears the costs will be shared through the development of a joint agreement between BBC, Carbon County and SITLA.


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A reflection on Mr. Sharp's letter to the editor (Sun Advocate, Sept. 27,2005).
I applaud Governor Huntsman and the Utah Board of Education on the decision not to allow the teaching of intelligent design in our public schools. Using the term "intelligent design", appears to be a "sneaky" or covert way to teach religion in our school system. This appears to be the M.O. of our state's popular belief.
Religious belief is a personal thing and should be kept at that level. It is hard enough to keep church and state separate without every religion, cult, or sect vying for the upper hand on what is being taught as "intelligent design", or as I see it, religion.
We can all see what is happening in the middle east and other areas of the world where religions control the government. If you have lived in Utah for any length of time, and have not had your eyes closed, you should be able to see down the road of time.
On the opposite side of the argument we have "evolution". Even with all of the empirical evidence there are still those in the middle of the road who are not sure which side to take, probably because of peer pressure. However, no matter how you look at it, even by reading Mr. Sharps quotes, one can see that the study of evolution as a science is in reality, bringing to light the mysteries of life in the past, and through DNA, our ancestors, or those close to us.
This is real time, not based on the charisma, the humor, or how great a story teller one is. It is also not based on the ability to gather a following of indigent in need of a crutch, such as was done by Jim Jones, the leader at Waco, or the leader of the Moonies.
The quote used at the end of Mr. Sharp's letter might, or might not have actually been said. With everyone trying to interpret and rewrite what is written in the bible, who knows what it will say years from now.
The quote used, sounds like a threat. Maybe this fear is what makes one become a fanatic.


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KFC Fried Chicken Bucket and Sides...APRIL FOOLS!
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Fantastic job! I bet they loved it. :)ReplyDelete
Oh my that is a riot! Perfect for April Fools Day! Great ideas! I can't believe how real the beans look!ReplyDelete
Thanks! They really did love it!ReplyDelete
Awesome! I'm currently working on my April Fools day menu. This is an awesome idea! Love the KFC buckets.ReplyDelete
This is stinking amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE it and pinning it! :)ReplyDelete
Incredible and hilarious! The debate is do I make it to fool the kids or do I have them help create it to fool others? heheReplyDelete
Wow, this is awesome! Love it! :0)ReplyDelete
So much fun! I think I am going to try this.ReplyDelete
Wowness! This looks amazing! Thanks for sharing it at Mrs. Foxs Sweet Party :) I am in awe!ReplyDelete
Your amazing! Who else would have thought of that! Love it all!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh...I love everything you do but this is just FANTASTIC! I am so impressed, this is too darn cute! Great job :)ReplyDelete
Ha ha, this is amazing, Jill! At first I thought you just did the chicken and the corn, and you had real beans there to throw us off(somehow I missed it!). Then I read it again, and realized the beans are pudding and candy!?! They look so real! You sure fooled me. Your boys must have had so much fun with this:)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much! The beans definitely turned out the most realistic...even fooled my husband!ReplyDelete
This is amazing!!! Love it! :) Especially the chicken - WOW!!!! And yes, those beans really do look like the real thing! Great job.ReplyDelete
Stumbled onto your blog via the blog hop and just wanted to show you some blog luv! def enjoyed this post new follower! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 21, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Wow! These are too cute! i am going to make these! Will KFC really sell you the buckets empty?ReplyDelete
great job with these! looks so real, all 3!ReplyDelete
This is SO adorable! My kids aren't little anymore, but I think they would still enjoy a little "KFC" for April 1st.ReplyDelete
That is hilarious! So cute too! What a great idea! :)ReplyDelete
This was an awesome post! Very clever.....i am working on an april fools dinner and this will be perfect for the dessert. Found you at my daughter's site, Trendy Treehouse! I would love to have you visit my blog and follow if you wish.... Pinecreekstyle.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Have a wonderful evening....NeeCee
this is amazing! How fun!! My boys would love this much better than fried chicken! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
That's amazing! I've seen April fools food before, but this is by far the best!! The baked beans would even fool the colonel!ReplyDelete
That is seriously amazing. The buckets put it over the top. Love it!ReplyDelete
This is so cute! I love the Twinkie corn on the cobs! And those beans seriously look so real, I don't think I would be able to eat them!ReplyDelete
SOO Much fun! Lol, this would be awesome to take to a shared lunch sometime.ReplyDelete
You are AWESOME. Seriously....super genius! That is just about the coolest April Fool's food I have ever seen.ReplyDelete
I love this! So awesome. Now this is chicken my kid would eat.ReplyDelete
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen!!!! Genius!!!ReplyDelete
The corn on the cob is my favorite!ReplyDelete
The best yet!!!ReplyDelete
Wow! I, too, thought the baked beans were real!ReplyDelete
My grandparents lived in Acworth beginning in the early 1960s, and I can remember the big chicken at Marietta! Thanks for that reminder from my childhood!
Tooooooo funnyI'd like to invite you to share this with our readers for Fun Stuff Friday @Toys In The Dryer http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2012/03/fun-stuff-fridays-16.html. !ReplyDelete
I just can't get over how realistic this April Fool's Day meal looks. You did an incredible job. I'd love to dig into those baked beans. Yum!ReplyDelete
I love it...how clever! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Awesome April Fool! You always have such great ideas and I look forward to seeing what's coming next!ReplyDelete
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Oh, My goodness! You are amazing. Those look so authentic.ReplyDelete
Oh my heck! how cute!....and your right, the "baked beans" are a dead ringer for the real thing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up! I featured your post in my wrap up http://tidymom.net/2012/fun-food-ideas/
Hope you had a wonderful weekend!
This is AWESOME!!!ReplyDelete
I can't believe how realistic these look. What a great treat any time but especially April 1st!ReplyDelete
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I love this, brilliant and well done! I'm putting it in my April Fool's roundup :)ReplyDelete
LOVE this! great job! i included a link on my post here: http://thecellardoorstories.blogspot.com/2012/03/april-fools-day-ideas.htmlReplyDelete
You are ridiculously clever! I have to pin this I'm just trying to figure out which category... Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!ReplyDelete
What a great idea! I'd love for you to share this at Sweet & Simple Sunday!!ReplyDelete
- NeesahableMarch 28, 2012 at 1:41 PM
OH My goodness you guys are awesome as I was browsing through your site for some easter craft ideas and I came across this as I was looking at it I thought it was really some KFC but oh my I'm really trippin you guys are very cool and talented (of course you know that already) so now I'm taking notes for everything including the easter craft ideas.... LOL <3ReplyDelete
This is soooo adorable! You really made "dinner" fun for your kids! My aunt lives in Marietta too. I've passed by the big chicken many times!ReplyDelete
This is too cute! I'm going to make this for the kids...thanks!ReplyDelete
You BLOW ME AWAY! This is amazingly creative & SO cute!! This is AMAZING! I featured this at TGIF this week - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2012/03/tgif-linky-party-23.html - Thanks again for linking up & sharing your creativity with the rest of us. I look forward to seeing what you link up this week!!ReplyDelete
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These are so cute and very realistic looking - especially the beans! Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
Such a fun idea!! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I featured you on my blog today, come check it out:
Just did a blog about April Fool's Day food inspired by your incredible blog. Thank you for the great ideas!ReplyDelete
Here it is if you would like a peek - http://joandsue.blogspot.ca/2012/04/april-fools-and-kfc.html
- JessicaApril 5, 2012 at 2:56 PM
This are so cute! I made some for my cousins baby shower. Instead of corn I used your Mac and cheese. And I also left out the pretzals. I thought it would be a little more simple like that. They were a hit! Thanks so much for the great ideas.ReplyDelete
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OMG that is amazing. There is no way I would ever be able to make that. I am jealous!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely amazing!!!! I love it!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2013 at 11:05 AM
But what are you gonna use now that there's no Twinkies?ReplyDelete
You can use Cloud Cakes from Little Debbie!:)ReplyDelete
This is genius! I absolutely must follow your kitchen adventures after seeing this!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2013 at 8:53 AM
This is awesome! I work at KFC. I really need to try this and take it to work with me!! I love it!ReplyDelete
That is so awesome! Could be my favorite!ReplyDelete
This is awesome! I work at KFC. I really need to try this and take it to work with me!! I love it!ReplyDelete
this is precious!ReplyDelete
wow precious!ReplyDelete
I loved your Tip Me Tuesday link this week Jill. {thanks girl!} Would you like Tip Junkie to feature your blog post to over 200,000 creative women? If you upload this blog post into your Tip Junkie craft room using at least 2 images, 2 steps, and blog post URL then I can easily feature it in my RSS feed, home page, and all my social networks instantly. {squealing with delight} ~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie}ReplyDelete
I made these for my daughters class today! They didn't turn out near as good as yours but still adorable! Thanks for the idea and will definitely give you credit when I blog about it!ReplyDelete
This is awesome! Thank you for the great ideas!ReplyDelete
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Never seen this many players come together to try to make a change.
Hopefully something happens though? Players should never have to go through this..
Never seen this many players come together to try to make a change.
Hopefully something happens though? Players should never have to go through this..
Oh man still remember what happen back to old runescape days..
thats pretty awesome, i hope in the future these actions are beeing made more often to show these dumbass f2p publishers they cant **** around with their community as they please or we will halt their income
Hmm.. I don't know. Halt or lower their income and they'll shut down the game.. at least that's what they normally do.
that's really awesome, but did MU online actually make any changes after this? Im not trying to be sarcastic i really want to know if this actually changed anything.
Yeah definitely shutting down the game is by no means a way for the company to go "showed you guys!" A shut down of the game will make the company look very bad to potential backers and investors, not to mention it all the time and money invested into the game just goes up in flames. If they didn't steal enough money from players through their pay to win cash shops, well the company just lost tons of money.
I thought MU died a long time ago. Someone even cares to cry a river on forums for this crap? B!tch, please.
Solution: Throw your wooden PC to trash and buy something that can run games from this decade.
I'm surprised they haven't deleted the topic yet.
Mu Online is actually one of the best games, dont be hating flamey
coldwar look at the date closely on the post in their forums june 7th 2014 only been 4 days
even if webzen would listen it would take atleast more than a month for them to react


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The plan to relaim the old Knight-Ideal coal loadout for a city park complex in Wellington has run into a complication, but it is not a fatal flaw.
It is a question of what to do with all the junk coal remaining on the 17-acre property. According to Chris Rohrer, a senior reclamation specialist with the state's Abandoned Mine Reclamation Program, the original plan to haul the coal away had to be scrapped.
Dugout Mine had offered to take the coal at its own disposal site, but has since cut back operations, Rohrer told the city council Wednesday.
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Instead of carting away the material from excavating the hole for the urban fishery, it could be used to create some contours for the picnic area.
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South of the ball fields would be a 2.5 acre fishing pond, some additional parking and another rest room. Also in the site plan are a skate park, a play ground, and a nature trail for walking.
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While funds for the reclamation will come from the state mine program, the city will have to find additional sources and its own in-kind support to fund the project.


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SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — The U.S. Department of Justice ("DoJ") has sued credit-rating agency Standard & Poor's Ratings Services ("S&P") in a belated attempt to attribute some of the blame for the 2008 financial crisis.
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The U.S. government's lawsuit misses the fundamental issues surrounding the role of rating agencies. Since the events of 2007/2008, a number of private cases have been brought against the rating agencies. The DoJ action differs from private actions relying on breaches of the 1989 Financial Institutions Reform Recovery and Enforcement Act ("FIRREA").
The claims center on allegations that S&P's ratings of certain asset backed securities lacked objectivity, failed to follow its own ratings approach, fraudulently inflated credit quality and understated risks. The claims allege that conflicts of interest led S&P, a unit of McGraw-Hill Companies US:MHP to favor banks in order to increase revenues and market share. Read more: Shares of ratings agencies hit by Justice Dept. probe.
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The DoJ's prospects of success are unclear. With the exception of two notable cases in Australia (both subject to appeal), the rating agencies have avoided liability.
The agencies have relied on the First Amendment, classifying the ratings as "opinions." This defense has held although in one action, a U.S. judge qualified the exemption on the specific facts. The judge ruled that the ratings were for such a small group of investors as to make First Amendment protection not relevant.
The agencies have also been protected by their status as recognized statistical-ratings organizations. They have argued that their risk-management errors were the same as those made by regulators, banks and other market participants.
Facing criticism in the aftermath of the financial crisis, S&P's Chairman and CEO Harold "Terry" McGraw III said the agency only made honest, technical mistakes: "A couple of assumptions we made didn't work out and we just totally missed on the U.S. housing recession."
The DoJ filing may be tactical, designed to force a settlement. Discussions have stalled around DoJ demands for a penalty in excess of $1 billion, equivalent to the full-year profits of McGraw-Hill. The requirement to admit wrongdoing would be difficult, exposing S&P to further civil liabilities.
A trial is risky for both parties. The DoJ would not want to lose such a high-profile case. S&P would not want prolonged scrutiny and disclosure of its internal practices in a lengthy public trial. The salacious internal emails included in the DoJ filing highlights this risk.
The emails provide an at times humorous view of the process and debates about specific ratings. One email in December 2006 states: "Rating agencies continue to create an even bigger monster — the C.D.O. market".
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Originally hailing from Ormond Beach, Fl, Ashely came to Asheville to attend Warren Wilson College. While here her favorite aspect of the Triad was the work program which kept her grounded and gave her a sense of purpose on campus. As the leader of the tractor crew she was particularly proud of any project where the tractor was involved. Looking back on her Wilson experience now, Ashley feels her work was the most important part of her day and credits it for her graduating in 4 years. Upon her graduation in 2009 she received the senior work award.
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He notes that the total is $8 million and the team would have the choice of taking the cap hit in one lump sum or spreading it out over two or four years.
This would apply to players who sign contracts of NINE years or longer and would only apply to contracts signed after the new CBA is put in place.
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Hanuman Festival is in full swing. Attendees are activated – our hearts are open – my boyfriend cried in class today and I have been stuck in the Hot Spot (the official Hanuman Ticker) since Thursday at 9am, tweeting, blogging and waiting for the audio from my Seane Corne interview to get posted so I can SEO that shit all over the place. I did manage to make it over to Waylon's Walk the Talk Show this afternoon – the show was supposed to stream live and since that didn't happen, my partner in crime (Photos by Carl Kerridge) and I are happy to put together this photo story of an amazing show with some bright, high cats. Enjoy!
Hanumans Founders:Valerie, Yoshi and Cara share what having this festival her has meant to them and encourages all of us to find our own Seva and make a positive change in the world.
Yoga Slackers (and newlyweds), Jason and Chelsea have taken a vow to literally "stick" together for 36 hours. They are 12 hours in. This "Love Stunt" is a metaphor to speak to what it really takes to stay together in your relationship and is representing the Global Glue Project, an organization whose mission is love preservation.
Did I mention that Jason and Chelsea have found some very creative ways to express their connection?
MC Yogi laid it down and brought the teachings alive through metaphor, story and prose.
MC Yogi: "Listen to music that is rooted in the heart."
The beautiful Seane Corn spoke to the many transitions she has had this year from losing her dad to getting engaged and how her self inquiry and remaining honest with moving through her grief, her joy and how they have lived right next to one another
It is a well known fact that Waylon is in love with Seane and she is definitely one of the only people I think can make him blush.
What a great show! Look for the video posting soon.
Jai Hanuman!
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Boo Ya Pictures' latest Avengers short raises some compelling questions about the whole Marvel / DC Comics relationship. For instance, in the rare instances when the two continuities have crossed over, Batman is always pit against Captain America instead of Iron Man, I get the whole wholesome versus dark thing, but wouldn't it be great to see two ridiculously wealthy playboys beating the tar out of each other?
I suppose it's a moot point now, stupid Instagram.
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Claxton-Hepburn President and CEO Mark A. Webster said, Todays ground breaking is an investment in Ogdensburg and the community. It is an investment in our battle against cancer.
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Shelly Long left "Cheers." David Lee Roth bolted Van Halen. Lot left Uncle Abraham. It's right there in Genesis 13.
The Beard left the Thunder, and he wasn't the first to walk away from a good thing.
Shelly Long left "Cheers." David Lee Roth bolted Van Halen. Lot left Uncle Abraham. It's right there in Genesis 13.
"And the land could not sustain them while dwelling together, for their possessions were so great."
No better description of what happened with James Harden and the Thunder.
We'll see Harden walk onto the court Sunday night to open the playoffs and think about what could have been. A love that should have lasted years.
But in truth, this was a union too successful for its own good. Harden and the Thunder just had too much. Too much talent, too much fortune, too much fame. NBA economics and NBA culture could not sustain so many phenoms in one place at one time.
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Fear the Beard? Fear the Beard's salary.
A Thunder source told me that the final offer to Harden was just a way to keep the remarkable quartet together for another year or two, but NBA luxury taxes would have demanded that someone go. And the trade requirements on someone making that much money would have meant the Thunder would not have received a package close to the value of Kevin Martin, Jeremy Lamb and a plum Toronto draft pick.
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