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Popular Chess Openings
Black to Play Classical Defenses and Win
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Black to Play Classical Defenses and Win
One of the most solid and consistently successful systems available against 1..d6 and 1..g6 is the subtle Fianchetto. If you play 1.e4, you will want to know how to beat the Pirc/Modern. If you play either of these 2 defenses, you will want to know what will be played against you. The White setup is pawns at e4, d4, and g3, White Knights at c3 and e2, and Bishops at g2 and usually e3 - then attack, attack!
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Beating the Pirc/Modern with the Fianchetto Variation
How to Play Against the Staunton Gambit
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How to Play Against the Staunton Gambit
Max Lange Attack and the Anti-Max Lange
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Max Lange Attack and the Anti-Max Lange
Former US Open Champion Timothy Taylor presents a repertoire for White against the most popular opening in chess – the Sicilian Defence. Taylor's repertoire is based first and foremost on the Open Sicilian, which is regarded as White's most ambitious and challenging response to the Sicilian.
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Smith & Hall: "Nowadays the Reti(1.Nf3 d5 2.c4) is a staple opening of many strong GM's in top tournament play. There is a steady stream of theoretical discoveries for both White and Black. In this book we analyze in depth the main lines of play in this opening. Often we give several good choices for white - just in case Black finds a "new move" in a main line setting. By thorough study of this book you will be well armed to outmaneuver your opponent with White, in the complex and fascinating pathways of the hypermodern Reti."
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Winning with the Reti Opening
Lasker's Defense to the Queen's Gambit
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Lasker's Defense to the Queen's Gambit
GM Soltis: "If white gets to attack in the Sicilian Defense anyway, why should he offer a pawn or two for the privilege? The answer is that black gets to counterplay in the Sicilian and his counterplay is usually as good as white's. That, in fact, is what makes the Sicilian popular. There are plenty of familiar Sicilian gambits(like the Smith Morra and Wing, which this book doesn't even cover). But in the last few years, a number of new ideas arising out of positional variations, have been discovered and found to pack a wallop for white". Here are six new white gambits against the Sicilian that the reader will have to attempt to destroy black!
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New Sicilian Gambits
Wanted: Opening system needed to combat the most popular defense to 1.e4. Must be sound, flexible, and aggressive. Experience against all Black formations essential. GM's Short and Nunn came forward in the late 1980's and early 1990's to give us one catch-all system. First it was proven successful against one Black setup, and then against another and another. Its successes were registered at the highest levels. Fischer played it against Spassky in the 1992 return match! Still the most popular system against the Najdorf today.
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Beating the Sicilian Defense with the Short-Nunn Attack
In this book, David Vigorito examines the most theoretically important and instructive Grunfeld games, highlighting the main developments and novelties for both sides. Studying this book will provide you with vital information on a popular opening.
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In the past many masters have tried to solve Black's problem of developing the Queen's Bishop after blocking it in by 2..e6(1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6). But there is another school that thinks Black should solve the Bishop problem first, with 2..Bf5. A number of them from the Baltic nations were GM Mikenas and GM Keres. The modern generation is lead by GM's Bagirov, Shirov, and Rausis. We believe books have overlooked 1.d4 d5 2.c4 Bf5 or 1.Nf3 d5 2.d4 Bf5 or 1.d4 d5 2.Nf3 Bf5.
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The Baltic Defense to the Queen's Gambit
First published in 2001 and recently reprinted in 2009 this book is one of three designed for young players. The other two are Ten Ways to Succeed in the Middle Game, and Ten Ways to Succeed in the Endgame.
Ten Ways to Succeed in the Opening
International Chess Enterprises:"Just as every golfer who wants to lower his score practices chipping and putting above all, the ambitious chess player studies the opening. Covering all openings, this book provides and concise and authoritative summary of the best opening moves. No attempt is made to explain the reason behind the moves, though all variations are evaluated using internationally-accepted language-less symbols, thoroughly explained in the preface. The tournament player who wished to brush up on his favorite opening cannot do better than to take a look at Inside Chess Openings before the game."
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Inside Chess Openings - PAPERBACK
1d4 Nf6 2 c4 d6 3 Nc3 Bf5
The Janowski-Indian (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 d6 3 Nc3 Bf5) has enjoyed the patronage of such strong chess players as Mikhail Tal, Jan Timman, Bent Larsen, Larry Christiansen, John Fedorowicz and Kamran Shirazi.
Janowski - Indian Defence
New opening ideas are created frequently, but few have had the meteoric career of Nigel Short's system against the Caro-Kann defense. Virtually unknown before 1988, it has become a regular customer in super tournaments since the 1990's. And yet it is so simple to handle that a Class B player can master most of the strategies in an afternoon. The British GM's system consists of playing the Advance variation of the Caro-Kann with a relatively modest form of development- modest yet it can pack quite a wallop. What short discovered was not just a new move, but a new concept. Despite the presence of the annoying bishop on the excellent b1-h7 diagonal, Black had not equalized, he announced. Short demonstrated that the bishop could, in fact, become a liability that would be attacked in the general expansion of white's pawns on the kingside. 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5(as well as 3..c5 and 3..Na6)-new strategy against each one.
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Beating the Caro-Kann
No matter what white plays, you are given a black winning answer. Many games of the strong GM Dutch defense expert Malaniuk are given. Also games by leading GM's such as Ivanchuk, Beliavsky, and Bareev are demonstrated. This book shows how to play one of the most dynamic, strategically rich defenses in chess.
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Winning with the Leningrad Dutch 7...Qe8
Beating the English Opening
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Beating the English Opening
The Fighting French
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The Fighting French
When you play 1.e4 e5 2.f4, you hope your opponent plays 2..exf4 where you can blow him off the board. But there is quite a bit to know about the King's Gambit Declined if Black does not play the Accepted Variation. This Volume 2 covers all Declined variations from the Classical Defense, Counterattacking 2..Nf6, Falkbeer, and all others. With the two volumes, you can play the Romantic King's Gambit, an opening for adventurers.
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Winning with the King's Gambit - Decline - VOLUME II
GM Soltis: "Against the King's Indian Defense and the Benoni Group(all of them: Czech, Modern, etc..)there is a simple, relatively new, yet ambitious setup that can be played effectively against each member of the family...the key element here is the bishop on d3(5.Bd3!)". This book also tells you how to play against the Old Indian and Modern defenses.
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Beating the King's Indian and Benoni Defense with 5. Bd3
Teil I-II Damengambit
Hinweis uber die Entstehung mit einer biografischen Erganzung. Dr. Euwe hat es verstanden, durch seine einfache und methodische Kommentierung der Eroffnungsgedanken und der Zugfolgen den schwierigen Stoff jedermann leicht zuganglich zu machen. Was die Euwe'schen Werke speziell auszeichnet, ist vor allem ihre grossartige Klarheit im Aufbau der verschiedenen Systeme, die jederzeit ein rasches Nachschlagen der gewunschten Variante erlaubt. Dieses Werk hat schon vielen Schachfreunden zur Meisterstarke verholfen!
Theorie der Schach-Eroffnungen - GERMAN EDITION
In this book, James Vigus examines the most theoretically important and instructive Pirc games since the publication of his highly acclaimed The Pirc in Black and White, highlighting the main developments and novelties for both sides. Studying this book will provide you with vital information on a popular opening.
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The Four Knights is an opening with a long and distinguished history. Despite its deceptively quiet appearance, it can lead to extremely sharp play
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This series provides an ideal platform to study chess openings. By continually challenging the reader to answer probing questions throughout the book, the Move by Move format greatly encourages the learning and practising of vital skills just as much as the traditional assimilation of opening knowledge.
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A New Adventure in an Old Chess Opening
The Four Knights variation is one of the oldest chess openings, dating back to the 16th century. In recent years it has been injected with numerous fresh ideas and has shaken off the reputation of being a peaceful choice. White has quite a few ways to create tension and play for the attack.
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The Modern Defence is a dynamic, ambitious and universal opening, one that can be used against virtually every system White can play. Black's provocative strategy is based upon allowing White to construct an imposing pawn centre in the anticipation that a well-timed strike will bring about its downfall.
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Hit the Nimzowitsch Variation with 6. d5!
The ultra-sharp pawn sacrifice 6.d5 has caused a revolution in the 4… Ba6 line of the Queen's Indian Defence in recent years. The ingenious gambit was hotly debated at the highest level by players like Alexey Shirov, for White, and Peter Leko, for Black. At club level it became a dangerous weapon for attackers.
SHOPWORN - A Cutting-Edge Gambit against the Queen's Indian
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In this book Gawain Jones, one of the world' leading experts on the Grand Prix Attack, provides everything you need to know about this opening. Using illustrative games and drawing upon his own wealth of experience, he introduces the key moves and ideas for both sides, taking care to explain the reasoning behind them - something that has often been neglected or taken for granted.
SHOPWORN - Starting Out - Sicilian Grand Prix Attack
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A Cutting-edge Repertoire for White based on 3.f3
Grandmaster Larry Kaufman presents a very effective way for White to disrupt the plans and demolish the position of players on the black side of the popular Grünfeld Defence.
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Dazzle Your Opponents!
Are you tired of playing the same old openings time and time again? Fed up with constantly having to keep up with modern chess theory? Or perhaps you simply wish to play something new and inspiring, but cannot decide between the numerous options available? Don't despair - help is at hand!
In Dangerous Weapons: The Queen's Gambit, opening experts Richard Palliser, Glenn Flear and Chris Ward team up to investigate one of the most popular openings in chess history, but in a revolutionary way. They concentrate on little-explored and fun-to-play variations of the Queen's Gambit, selecting a wealth of 'dangerous' options for both colours. Whether playing White or Black, a study of this book will leave you confident and fully-armed, and your opponents running for cover!
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Dazzle Your Opponents!
In Dangerous Weapons: Anti-Sicilians, prominent opening specialists John Emms, Richard Palliser and Peter Wells take a revolutionary look at a popular group of openings - the Anti-Sicilians.
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This book is exactly what is claims to be: A handy reference guide to the basic chess openings, yet small enough to be carried around in the pocket.
A Pocket Guide to the Chess openings
The Ryder Gambit is a fun opening, one which gives rise to spectacular combinational possibilities. Even a player with limited experience can create a magnificent mating attack which can be shown to friends and kibbitzers and even published in local chess magazines. The fans of this opening are true lovers of this royal game and even if their enthusiasm is unjustified by objective analysis, it is nevertheless one of the joys of chess.
The Ryder Gambit Accepted - UPDATED EDITION
The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit is rarely seen at the chess master level but is popular and successful among amateur players. It was played by Grandmaster Efim Bogoljubow who played two matches for the World Chess Championship and who said "When I am white I win because I am white. When I am black I win because I am Bogoljubov.
Blackmar-Diemer Gambit Bogoljubow Variation
In many conversations with chess players, it can be noted that there is a reluctance to answer 1. e4 with 1. . . . e5 based on an irrational fear of some deviations from the standard Spanish or Italian play.
Who's Afraid of the King's Gambit - 3RD EDITION
A Repertoire with 1...Nc6
Welcome to the Dark Knight System, a weapon which can be used against virtually every opening White can play! In the Dark Knight System, Black begins with 1...Nc6 and adopts a dark-square strategy.
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The dose of cefazolin varies depending on the condition being treated and its severity. For mild infections, the recommended adult dose is 250 mg to 500 mg every 8 hours. For more severe infections the dose is 500 mg to 1 g every 6 to 8 hours. Cefazolin may interact with probenecid. Tell your doctor all medications and supplements you use. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant before receiving this medication. Cefazolin passes into breast milk in very low concentrations. Consult your doctor before breastfeeding.
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On Tuesday, Lady Gaga was slapped with a $10 million lawsuit by her own toymaker MGA Entertainment. One day later, a Manhattan Surpreme Court judge rules in favor of Mother Monster.
The toy company was in the process of manufacturing a Lady Gaga doll when the popstar allegedly requested a last-minute removal of the doll's voice chip. The change would result in the MGA missing its holiday shipment, and thus, losing out on a lot of money. MGA handed Gaga a $10 million lawsuit for damages and asked the court to allow manufacturing and distribution as is — with the voice chip.
MGA claims that approval and decisions need to be made now in order to make the holiday deadline. The New York Daily News reports that Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Oing refused MGA's distribution request, but said that he'd reconsider the case in late August.
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This bright and flavorful sandwich spread is made with a mixture of whipped goat cheese, mashed avocado, and CHA! by Texas Pete® and goes great on grilled chicken sandwiches, cold cut sandwiches and just about any of your favorite burger selections.
YIELD: 1½ cups
PORTION (Serving Size): 1 Tbsp.
• Avocado, ripe, mashed: 1
• Goat cheese, whipped: ½ cup
• CHA! by Texas Pete®: 1 Tbsp.
• Salt and pepper to taste
Place the ripe avocado into a small mixing bowl and mash it well with a potato masher or, if you have a food processor, blend the avocado until it is smooth. Add the goat cheese, CHA! by Texas Pete® and a pinch of salt and pepper to the mashed avocado. Mix well. Place in an airtight storage container and keep refrigerated until ready to use.


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Best-Loved Cookies & Bars
These cookie recipes are easy to make, perfect for swapping, and pretty enough to be decorations.
Tangy rhubarb and sweet raspberries mingle in a portable, make-ahead dessert.
Recipe: Raspberry "Rhubars"
This clever take on beloved thumbprint cookies is sweet and savory. Refrigerated dough keeps for days, and the baked cookies freeze well.
Easily pipe the filling using a zip-top plastic bag.
Recipe: Nutty Chocolate Thumbprints
- Recipe: Chunky Chocolate Gobs
Gingerbread Men Cookies are a favorite holiday tradition. Involve the little ones in your family by letting them decorate these spice cookies. Use a variety of cutter sizes, if desired.
- Recipe: Gingerbread Men Cookies
- Cooking Video: How To Make Gingerbread Men
These chocolate chip cookies are decadent enough, but sandwich them between a Bourbon Ganache and this treat has been elevated to new heights.
If you like peanut butter and chocolate, you'll love these gooey cookies. Our decadent recipe features chocolate-covered caramel-peanut nougat bars.
- Recipe: Candy Bar-Peanut Butter Cookies
Toasted pecans add a delicious nutty flavor to these easy-to-make cookies. Feel free to try almonds or your favorite nut instead.
- Recipe: Pecan Sandies
- Recipe: Almond Snowballs
- Recipe: Pecan Pralines
- Tips: Perfect Pralines
- Recipe: Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookies
Fabulously rich Chocolate Chunk-Mocha Cookies are simple enough for the most novice of bakers. After the cookies cool completely, spread with Mocha Frosting.
- Recipe: Chocolate Chunk-Mocha Cookies
- Recipe: Smoky Mountain Snowcaps
- Recipe: Mississippi Mud Cookies
Rolling these basic sugar cookies in a cinnamon-sugar mixture adds just enough spice and a bit of color.
- Recipe: Snickerdoodles
- Recipe: Oatmeal-Toffee Cookies
- Recipe: Crunchy Frostbite Cookies
- Recipe: Crispy Praline Cookies
- Recipe: Sparkling Ginger Stars
- Recipe: Chocolate-Orange Swirls
- Recipe: Chewy Coffee-Toffee Shortbread
- Recipe: Tea Cakes
- Recipe: Date Pinwheel Cookies
- Recipe: Linzer Cookies
- Recipe: Lemon-Basil Butter Cookies
- Recipe: Chocolate Wedding Cookies
- Recipe: Peanut Blossom Cookies
- Recipe: Pecan Crescents
Impress your guests with these simple, 4-ingredient peanut butter cookies. Serve them warm from the oven with a tall glass of cold milk.
Watch: Our Easiest (Ever!) Peanut Butter Cookies
Recipe: Easiest Peanut Butter Cookies
- Recipe: Bourbon Balls
- Recipe: Classic Sugar Cookies
- Recipe: Butter-Mint Shortbread
- Recipe: Molasses-Spice Crinkles
- Recipe: Rosemary Shortbread Cookies
You'll love how these scrumptious double-chocolate cookies are similar in taste and texture to thick and fudgy brownies.
- Recipe: Brownie Cookies
- Recipe: Thumbprint Cookies
These coffee-flavored cookies have relatively small amounts of granulated and light brown sugar because the coffee liqueur and the dark chocolate kisses add a good bit of sweetness. Also, you might want to note that this is an egg-free recipe.
- Recipe: Cappuccino Blossoms
Try these nutritious cookies with a cold glass of milk for breakfast on the go. Add chocolate chips or grated carrots for a flavorful spin on the recipe.
- Recipe: Oatmeal-Pecan Snack Cookies
A tall glass of milk and a sweet tooth are all you need to enjoy these crisp spice cookies sweetened with dark molasses. Serve them on a platter with English Rocks, Crunchy Lace Cookies, and Date Moons.
- Recipe: Swedish Holiday Cookies
For truly authentic spritz cookies, be sure to invest in a cookie press to get that oh-so-perfect shape. Add colored sugar crystals on top for an extra festive flair.
- Recipe: Spritz Cookies
Chocolate chip cookies are twice as nice when you use both milk chocolate bars and semisweet chocolate chunks.
- Recipe: Double Chocolate Chunk Cookies
The chai gives this cookie a kick while the eggnog topping shows a sweet side.
- Recipe: Chai Tea Eggnog Cookies
Fans of classic cookies will love the accents of sweet-tart cranberries and gooey white chocolate in these treats.
Filled with oats and two kinds of chocolate, it's no wonder readers tell us these cookies receive all-around rave reviews.
How can you go wrong with this much chocolate packed into one recipe? And chances are you already have most of the ingredients on hand.
- Recipe: Chocolate Chubbies
For those who love sweet-and-salty combinations, this is the dessert for you! A sprinkling of kosher salt perfectly complements the sweet caramel and chocolate.
- Recipe: Salted Caramel-Pecan Bars
The secret to these chocolate-peanut bar cookies is the crushed vanilla wafers.
- Recipe: Chocolate-Peanut Bars
- Recipe: Southern Dutch Squares
- Recipe: Jam Kolache
- Recipe: Bayou Brownies
- Recipe: Kitchen Sink Brownies
- Recipe: Oatmeal Carmelitas
- Recipe: Pecan Squares
- Recipe: Cappuccino-Frosted Brownies
- Recipe: Mudslide Brownies
- Recipe: Death by Caramel Bars
- Recipe: Chunky Chocolate Brownies
- Recipe: Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars
- Recipe: Cheesecake Swirl Squares
- Recipe: Cocoa-Almond Biscotti
- Recipe: Cranberry-Pecan Rugalach
- Recipe: Peanut Butter Candy Bar Brownies
- Recipe: Chocolate-and-Almond Macaroons
These red velvet brownies taste as good as they look. They are moist, tasty, and swirling with color.
Buttery bites make for well-received packages. We used a 9- × 6-inch box and inserted individual white treat boxes as dividers ($8 for six at kmart.com)
- Recipe: Chocolate-Peppermint Bars
- Recipe: Bourbon-Pecan Snowflakes
- Recipe: Cinnamon-Orange Squares
- Recipe: Sweet Potato-Marshmallow Sandwich Cookies
- Recipe: Key Lime Stars
- Recipe: Cherry-Chocolate Thumbprints
For an even chewier texture, substitute 1/2 cup hazelnut or almond flour for 1/2 cup all-purpose flour.
Recipe: Dark Chocolate Chunk Cookies
"Be careful not to overbake these cookies. Ten minutes is the sweet spot for most ovens." From the kitchen of Megan Porta, pipandebby.com.
Recipe: Chocolate Crinkle Candy Surprise Cookies
From the kitchen of Jennifer Mchenry, bakeorbreak.com
"Growing up in Mississippi, baking was a way of life. If someone you love is a fan of chocolate and caramel, these are a quick, easy way to create a little happiness."
From the kitchen of Shelly Jaronsky, cookiesandcups.com
"When I spent summers in Florida with my grandma, we would bake almost every day. I love this recipe because it's special enough to serve to guests, but easy enough to make often."
- Recipe: Triple Fudge Brownies
Our twist on Moon Pies has tender graham cookies dipped in chocolate and a few special toppings. And yes, it still pairs well with an RC Cola.
- Recipe: Swoon Pies Recipe
- See More: Christmas Cookie Recipes
You'll use just a tad less than two sticks of butter to make these delicate little gems.
- Recipe: Lemon Meltaways
For quick cleanup and easy serving, line the bottom and sides of the pan with foil before adding the dough.
Recipe: Lemon-Almond Bars
Do as Jana Kramer does: Tie on an apron, put on a Patsy Cline record, and whip up some of these chewy cookies. Ground oats and chopped pecans give them great texture, and a grated milk chocolate bar gives the chocolate morsels an extraordinary boost.
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The City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) District 508, is the largest community college system in Illinois and one of the largest in the nation, with 5,800 faculty and staff serving 120,000 students at seven campuses and thirteen satellite sites city-wide. The City Colleges of Chicago is currently in the midst of a collaborative effort to review and revise CCC programs and practices to ensure students leave CCC college-ready, career-ready and prepared to pursue their life's goals.
CCC includes seven colleges: Richard J. Daley College, Kennedy-King College, Malcolm X College, Olive-Harvey College, Harry S Truman College, Harold Washington College and Wilbur Wright College. The system also oversees: the Washburne Culinary Institute, the French Pastry School, two restaurants, five Child Development Centers, the Center for Distance learning, the Workforce Institute, the public broadcast station WYCC-TV Channel 20 and radio station WKKC-FM 89.3FM.
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Graduation from high school or the equivalent, supplemented by one year of clerical or receptionist experience; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
Knowledge of proper telephone communications and courtesy; and office practices and procedures. Some knowledge of the operation of a multiple service telephone console. Ability to communicate with the public in a courteous and effective manner. Ability to type a minimum of thirty words per minute; and to perform routine clerical tasks. Good customer relations and verbal communication skills. Skill in basic filing.
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Thanks to the loyal readers coming. I really appreciate you! I appologize for the wave of database page errors many of you have seen and the site starting to crash. We have had somedatabase issues with wordpress and sql and have called in the big guns to get all databases in line. They know what happens to bad databases that do not behave.  Let's just say all databases have been taken out back and have been spoken to.
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Police believe a Lawrenceville man repeatedly beat a puppy just a few months old, kicking it, attempting to smother it and throwing it against a wall. According to a report, another puppy at the same residence died last year after drinking bleach water.
Lawrenceville police arrested 34-year-old Chadric Bruce Clark over the weekend, charging him with one count of aggravated cruelty to animals.
The charges came after another man reportedly took the 4-month-old puppy from Clark's apartment on Oak Village Lane, sleeping overnight in a church parking lot to wait until an animal clinic opened the next day. The veterinarian "said the puppy had been abused and, in fact, had a broken leg," according to a police report.
The man told officers he had witnessed some of Clark's alleged abuse firsthand. An arrest warrant for Clark accuses him of striking the dog with a lamp, kicking it, trying to smother it with a cushion and throwing it against a wall.
Clark reportedly denied the allegations, saying children in the house could have been responsible.
Police reports said Clark and his roommate picked up two puppies from an Auburn trailer park last September. One died less than two weeks later after drinking "some bleach water."
The female roommate told officers "she did not know the puppy was hurt because she stayed in bed all the time because of a recent surgery."
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Christmas Giveaway #3: One Day, Three Lucky WinnersPin It
I had wanted to get this last giveaway up earlier this week, but I had some pressing issues that needed taking care of first. Now that everything is taken care of, I have the chance to share not one, but three great prizes for the holiday season! The catch? There's only ONE day to enter!
Aside from the super-speedy entry time, I thought I'd do something a bit different with this one. I've given away food, I've given away gadgets; but the one thing I haven't really focused on is the almighty book. A few fabulous books have come across my path this year, and I couldn't help but share them with you fine readers. And the first two have nothing to do with food. At least not directly.
You all know that about 95% of what I talk about here on PGEW is food-related, but there have been occasions when I've talked about my love of wine & other fun spirits. My Sweet & Fruity White Wine Sangria has always been a reader favorite, and last year's Pink Bubbly Martini was also well-received. Though I'd love to post more drink recipes & articles, I'm not always in the position to enjoy more than some 2-Buck-Chuck. A real splurge for me is something in the $8-10 range, but even if I know what my palate likes, I'm not always sure where to start when it comes to choosing a bottle.
Enter The Wine Trials, a book I've really wanted to read since I met the author, Robin Goldstein, at this summer's IFBC. I won't do a complete review just yet as I'm just getting started on my own copy, but suffice to say that this book, currently in its third edition, is an excellent complement to what I discuss here on PGEW. I show you that it's entirely possible to enjoy delicious, oft' times restaurant-quality meals made from everyday ingredients that most people can afford, while helping you to spot and avoid marketing techniques that will rope you into spending more than you really need to at the grocery store. The Wine Trials, through a series of blind tasting sessions comparing expensive wines to their value counterparts, does something similar, illustrating that one's one taste perceptions are just as trustworthy – if not more so – than what the industry would like you believe when it comes to choosing a good bottle of wine. Just because a bottle is priced at $70 doesn't automatically mean that's a better wine, and The Wine Trials walks through this concept, and offers a wonderful list of wines under $15 that most of their tasters found to be better than their much more expensive cousins. Pair these with some of your favorite PGEW dishes, and you'll be able to enjoy some pretty fab dining for a fraction of what the industry would prefer that you pay.
The Beer Trials explores this same concept by ranking several beers using the same blind tasting technique. I'm not the biggest beer fan, but I know many of you are and actually prefer beer over wine, so I thought it would be great to offer something for my beer afficionados as well. Why not find some great affordable beers to go with PGEW's Grilled Steak Tacos or some of your other faves?
Lastly, I have a fabulous cookbook from Sur La Table called Eating Local. This is a gorgeous book filled with simply exquisite recipes that celebrate the best of local, seasonal ingredients. I had received this as part of my IFBC swag bag, but ended up getting a second one as a gift, so I wanted to share the love of sensational produce and all you can do with it.
Three excellent books covering three subjects that any eating & drinking enthusiast is sure to enjoy! And because they are so different, I thought it would be fun to have three lucky winners choose their favorite book.
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Dr. Carl Vandermeulen, English, and Ryan Pendell, a senior philosophy and writing major from Elkhorn, Neb., will travel to Georgia to photograph and write about the farm and region where author Flannery O'Connor lived. They also will visit Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville to study O'Connor's revision process.
Vandermeulen will include insights from the collaborative research trip in a book he is writing entitled "Paradoxes of the Person in Creative Writing." He also will create a photo essay.
For Pendell, the trip and study are part of his honors research project. He will also draw on the experience to help teach Dr. Joonna Trapp's course on Southern literature.
Theatre professor Dr. Bob Hubbard will receive funds to attend the Association for Theatre in Higher Education conference in Chicago. While there he will present on a panel he is also co-chairing: "Vocation and the Theatre: Calling All Theatre Artists."
Eleven faculty members will receive stipends to work on course designs that intentionally incorporate finding one's calling into class reading, study and discussions in various disciplines. Professors planning 2006 courses with a calling component include Dr. Mike Avery, business; Karen Barker, theatre; Dr. Paul Bartlett, kinesiology; Dr. Dean Calsbeek, exercise science; Dr. Laird Edman, psychology; Dr. Randy Jensen, philosophy; Dr. Rod Spidahl, religion and missions; Drs. Thomas Holm, Juyeon Kang and Kimberly Utke Svanoe, music; and Mike Wallinga, computer science.
Another 11 faculty members will receive stipends for similar work that incorporates service-learning components into academic courses. Professors researching service-learning opportunities include Jeff Barker, theatre; Dr. Ruth Daumer, nursing; Dr. Eric Elder, economics; Dr. Jennifer Feenstra, psychology; Hubbard; Piet Koene, Spanish; Dr. Mike Kugler, history; Deb Menning and Dr. Joonna Trapp, English; Dr. Todd Tracy, ecological science; and Dr. Marc Wooldridge, music.
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Gary Keedy will stage a Lancashire reunion with Stuart Law and the county's former analyst Jason Swift in the unlikely surroundings of Sylhet, in the north-east of Bangladesh, this winter.
The Yorkshireman has secured a contract in the Bangladesh Premier League Twenty20 competition, which includes a host of international stars, as he seeks to make the most of his last few years in the game.
"I'm not going to pretend I know much about cricket in Bangladesh, but this is going to be a bit of an adventure," said veteran left-arm spinner Keedy, who turned down the chance to move to Warwickshire last year.
"The fact that Stuey and Swifty are there will hopefully help me to adjust. And I'll still be back in plenty of time for the start of the county season."
Law, who was a team-mate and near neighbour of Keedy's for several seasons, is settling into a new role as coach of the Bangladesh national team, having earned positive reviews for his work with Sri Lanka during a difficult period. He recruited Swift to his support staff in a rare example of cross-state Australian co-operation, as Law is a proud Queenslander and Swift is from Sydney.
Mark Chilton, another Yorkshire-born member of Lancashire's County Championship-winning squad, has made a less adventurous career move, returning to his former school Manchester Grammar as head of cricket.
Chilton, who announced that he would retire last summer, will hope to revive the production line which provided Lancashire with Mike Atherton, John Crawley and Gary Yates, but has stalled since Chilton made his debut in 1997.


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Robbie Deans hopes the Super Rugby season will help his players ahead of Lions series
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With no internationals in which to hone his players before the arrival of the British & Irish Lions this summer, Wallaby coach Robbie Deans is hoping the Super Rugby season will provide a proper springboard for his players.
You look at any Lions series, and in particular Lions series where provincial and state games are involved, and players emerge from that. They respond to that opportunity. - Robbie Deans
The Wallabies lost the first Test of the season in 2011 and 2012 to Samoa and Scotland respectively and Deans knows he cannot afford to let the opening Test of the three match series in Brisbane slip in similar fashion.
The Super Rugby season kicks-off this weekend with the Melbourne Rebels hosting the Western Force and the Brumbies entertaining the Queensland Reds. The NSW Waratahs have a bye.
The Reds, who won the title in 2011, were the only Australian team to reach the play-offs last year. They finished third under the new tri-conference system, but they actually came sixth on overall competition points (58).
The Brumbies (58) were seventh, while the Waratahs (35), Rebels (32) and Force (27) finished 11th, 13th and 14th respectively. South Africa had three teams in the top six and New Zealand two.
Deans knows all about the quality of competition in Super Rugby having led the Crusaders to a record five titles before taking over as head coach to the Wallabies.
"We didn't succeed the way we would have liked in Super Rugby last season. But they are all coming into the new competition with genuine expectation, and rightly so. I think there is any number of them who can get to the business end," said Deans.
"They've had a lot of time together and they look refreshed. They have recharged and they are excited about what's coming.
"Clearly with two new franchises in recent times we've spread the playing group. That has created a young profile and we've suffered a little bit off the back of that because we lack training age, but we're coming through that now.
"I think we'll start to see that this year in Super Rugby. Ideally, every franchise will thrive and we'll all get the benefit of it."
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How secure is your home? Would it be shielded from any danger? Or would you lose everything? Should you be at a loss regarding the way to protect it, it is actually time for you to browse the below article. All of the secrets to home security exist, ready that you should put them to make use of.
Keep hedges and vegetation trimmed and from windows and doors. Large bushes may look nice, however they provide easy cover for potential home invaders. When you can, try to keep a wide open area completely all around the perimeter of your property, and in case you have vegetation, keep them well trimmed.
In case you have lots of unfamiliar people for you social networking accounts, avoid letting everyone know you will be happening vacation. It's natural to get excited about your journey, but this is as effective as throwing the welcome mat for individuals that know your home is unoccupied.
Know about what's being discussed inside the neighborhood. The greater number of you understand about the individuals your home is near, the greater you can rest assured of the home's overall security. You could here something strange from the grapevine. But beyond that, all of your newfound neighbor friends make excellent watchdogs to keep your property safe!
Clear that dirty garage and park your vehicle inside. Parking your automobile with your garage can really help keep criminal activity from increasing. First, your automobile will likely be a smaller target than whether it was sitting parked around the street. Second, this makes it tougher for criminals to follow your everyday activities.
When doing yard work or fixes externally of your home, make sure you put ladders and tools away when you are done. If you keep out ladders, thieves can easily climb them to get involved with your home. As well, they may use tools, like hammers, to destroy your windows.
It could be especially helpful in case you are an elderly person that remains living at home to get a home security system installed. This will not just alert the authorities to the fires and intruders, but it provides you with a direct hyperlink to help if necessary, helping you to keep your independence.
Always lock your property up tight. Even if you are just popping over to a neighbors house, you need to ensure your home is secure. Most break ins happen without damage by any means – the thief just walks with an open door or slips with an open window somewhere.
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World Trade Center Properties LLC lost its bid to prevent American Airlines and its parent AMR Corp. (AAMRQ) from raising "act of war" as a defense to its alleged negligence in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein in Manhattan denied the bid by the leaseholder of the twin 110-story towers in a May 17 ruling posted yesterday on the court's docket. The buildings collapsed after hijackers flew an American Airlines jet into one and a United Airlines jet into the other.
The airlines promised Congress and the U.S. public they wouldn't raise "act of war" to avoid paying claims, lawyers for the leaseholder, an affiliate of Silverstein Properties, argued in a February court filing.
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Libido Challenged? Try a Daily Dose of Sex. ~ Lori Ann Lothian
Here's the problem: my libido is no match for my husband's. It's like a plough horse trying to keep up with a race horse (and if you have been reading some of my articles in the last year, this is nothing new).
Still, faced with a problem, I'm a strategic commander-in-chief, rallying friends, acquaintances and colleagues to help me brainstorm solutions to such life challenges as parenting my tween, creative projects in a dangerous stall, or how to best handle my sometimes-obnoxious ex.
But in this situation, where the problem is an intimate and sexual one with my husband, I knew the tactical next move needed to come from me—from deep inside my wise woman geisha girl bones.
Surely, I can draw on this wisdom within even if my meno-brain is fuzzier lately than belly button lint. Thing is, my libido has taken a nose-dive in the last year, as peri-menopause loses ground to the real deal. Seven menstrual-free months later, I'm learning what it feels like when my vagina decides it's damn well going to dry out like a wino post binge. And did I mention the ouch factor? No wonder I'm not exactly meeting my partner's libidinous desire for more.
About a month ago, in a private skype counseling session with my one-time tantra teacher, I brought up my fear that my husband's sexual need was a bottomless pit. I noticed the fear in my body, a cringe inside that messaged me: "If you give an inch, he'll take a mile." That imagined mile would be like, I suppose, a sex marathon (and I've always been a sprinter).
My teacher guided me into a meditative state, instructing me to dive into that bottomless pit, heart-first, to explore the terrain of my fears. To my surprise, I realized if I could dive deep enough into the very thing I feared, I would find a treasure.
After this session, I had an-ha moment. I was looking at sex without a sex drive, as a chore. What if I reframed it as play? I would propose to my husband we create a playful sex challenge, in which every day for 20 days, we have sexual contact of some kind. (If not penetration, then oral sex, for instance). I was going to not only not-resist more frequent sex; I was going to make it a goal. Yes, I would do him daily and take on the whole marathon mile.
He readily—ok eagerly—agreed. That was three weeks ago. This is my back to office report.
Day One to Three: Wow, this sex thing is really working. With coconut oil and afternoon rendezvous, it's not all that bad. Wait, was that a mind-blowing orgasm? Maybe I'm not dead yet. Look ma, three days in a row!
Day Four to Six. Is that the sound of my libido crashing, my whining about how tired I am tonight? Well, it is after midnight; I'll make up for it the next day with double duty. Thank God for last-minute saves, with pre-nine pm sexual contact on days five and six. Progress report: six hits, one miss.
Day Seven to Nine: I blame him. He didn't exactly say he was so tired he couldn't wait up until I got into bed at ten pm. Yet he's passive aggressively blaming me for not meeting this sex challenge by jumping into bed at 9 pm? Gee, this isn't as much fun as it was out of the starting gate. I'm bitchy.
Day Ten to 12. We are back on the sex wagon—two nights in a row, and one night, twice. Feeling good about my sexual athleticism here. Oh and kink, yeah! Bring out the ropes and nipple clips. Does the two-fer night roll over as credit into the missing third night? I say it does. He begs to differ. Progress report: nine hits, three misses.
Day 13-15. Trouble in paradise. I realize now why I never go on diets—because ultimately the temporary food habit changes are not sustainable. This sex-diet (or sex gluttony) is clearly not my natural comfort zone. It's like eating six meals a day, when I naturally eat only two or three. I feel stuffed on sex. And grumpy. I think I read a book about this, the dopamine flooding of frequent orgasmic sex leading to a post-coital, neurochemical dump. (Specifically, a decrease in dopamine and increase in prolactin.) I'm a super bitch right now, and I'm not having sex.
Day 16 to 18. Turns out we only had 18 nights available all along. (I forgot about my trip to Santa Fe on day 19). Last three days, missed two due to neurochemical burn out (mine), nailed the last one. You have to go out with a bang. Final report card: 11 hits, seven misses.
Six lessons from the sex challenge:
1. I have a sexual saturation, a point at which I am simply spent (I don't get those people who say the more they have it, the more they want it). Two nights in a row, and night three I just want to read a book in bed. My body is as interested in sex as it is in a cold bath.
2. Some sexual encounters surprised me. I thought I was barely interested and then suddenly, I was hot and juicy again, riding waves of pleasure. It was one of those nights I initiated the encore performance. Insatiable for a night.
3. Other sexual episodes also surprised me—I went in with good intentions, hopeful for real interest, and found my body lukewarm and sensation dulled. The sex challenge spurred me onward, even if my desire didn't.
4. Giving pleasure is pleasurable. But it no longer turns me on the way it used to. What used to work as warm-up foreplay, now needs a reframe as an act of service and a quick lube job.
5. And this might be a tad TMI (too much information) but as menopause encroaches, I have to be vigilant around contracting urinary tract infections (I almost died, I swear, from the last big one that went into a kidney infection a year ago). By day 18, I could gag at the thought of drinking more unsweetened cranberry juice in the name of UTI prevention. Ughhh.
6. It's not just about my mind and making a choice to sex up my life for my partner's sake. It's about my body, and its biochemical hangover response to too much sex and orgasm. Research shows:
Initially, during the honeymoon period of our relationship, we remain strongly bonded by high oxytocin levels, and quickly overcome our hormonal blues by having more sex. Initially sex stimulates us to crave for more sex. This leads to rapid rises and falls in dopamine levels and corresponding rapid emotional fluctuations in our relationship. Later we become less and less interested in sex with our partner (perhaps because we subconsciously begin to associate him or her with the "lows" of the cycle, or perhaps because we grow tired of being used as a fix, and therefore feel less attraction), and now we try to prop up our dopamine level by becoming addicted to some kind of food or drug, or by becoming interested in a new sexual partner. Basically this type of behavior is the same for humans, primates, mammals and reptiles because it originates from the primitive part of our brain.
The good news? The sexual brake (prolactin) that causes depression, bitchiness and resignation post sex-a-thon can be countered with feel good oxytocin, which the body makes in response to physical affection like cuddling, caressing, kissing, hugging.
So, in my hey honey I hate you phase (because we had sex three days in a row) I am now going to insist on regular full body massages from hubby to remedy the situation or better yet, full spa services on his dime. Suddenly, there's a silver lining to the sex challenge—a medical reason for pampering time at the day spa.
Or there's a second option to the neurochemical plunge into the blahs that happen from frequent orgasm in a post-falling-in-love relationship.
The time-honored solution to this problem is loving sex without orgasm. This greatly helps to sustain oxytocin levels without producing emotionally disruptive high-low neurochemical cycles of orgasm, and it has been practiced in Indian Tantra, by the Chinese Taoists, and apparently by early Christians. In modern times it has been resurrected as Karezza, White Tantra and various forms of spiritual sex. It heals and holds relationships together rather than driving them apart as frequent orgasmic sex seems to do although, as we will see later, it is also possible to have bonding orgasmic sex.
In the meantime, stay tuned for the next Estrogen Diaries installment, The 18 Day No-Sex Challenge. As of this writing, we are 15 days into it (although I was in Santa Fe for five of them and we are debating if those five days count) and we fell off the abstinence wagon a few nights ago. My fault. It only took 11 sex-free days for my libido to kick in and demand a good fuck.
As for the treasure at the bottomless pit of my fear of endless sex? It just might be a graduation to a Taoist/White Tantra/orgasm-less spiritual sex groove with my man, where together we ride the wave of neurochemical contentment into the land of marital bliss.
I'll let you know how that looks.
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13 Responses to "Libido Challenged? Try a Daily Dose of Sex. ~ Lori Ann Lothian"
Very informative. I do wonder though: What about your husband? I'm sure he's happy to help rebuild your oxytocin levels with cuddling etc., but a man with his libido needs an outlet. I expect he requires release at LEAST 11 out of every 18 days (and on 'hard' days several times per)- not just during a sex challenge.
I'm curious where you were in your cycle throughout the challenge …might be good to figure out a way to honor each other's needs and rhythms?
Taoist/tantric/what-have-you methods can be really amazing tools for getting more in tune with each other. You may find plateaus that surpass what you each used to know as orgasm.
I am so glad you mentioned tantra and Kerezza, because as I understand it the hormone prolactin actually provides the perfect opening for slow sex – (non-orgasm focused),
the ayurvedic texts have some interesting information relating to this, we do not all have the same sex drive or appetite!
Thanks lori, i think sex a day is really healthy. Science has proven that.
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You American will always surprise me with the way you envision sex. How could such a thing as this 20 days sex marathon come to your mind?
I'm the writer of a book called Being French (see my URL about it) and bringing, mainly for an American audience, something of our French way to envision sensual life. Is it in our culture, our genes, our freer minds, I don't know exactly but I have this sense that we are less inhibited, easier and happier in this delightful department of life that is sex.
It's true that there can be different level of libido, and the one of ladies is certainly more susceptible to change with srong events that the male part of humanity doesn't have to face, like menopause. Well, we can think of different ways to fix that, including this "sexual generosity" that D.A Wolf talk about on another site. And I'd like to add this notion that in sex as in many other arenas, the best things are the ones coming spontaneously.
I hope you don't go much better than 11-7 on your no-sex challenge either. For your husband's sake.
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I am a 45 year old woman, who has an insatiable appetite for sex. No, I'm not bragging. Two years ago, I left a sex-less marriage where for 14 of the 17 years I was with this man, I felt like sex was just another chore. We'd have the obligatory sex once a month, maybe-if I could even muster up the desire to do that. Now, I'm out of this marriage, and I feel a huge awakening. I've gone through a transformation of sorts. I've lost 140 lbs, and although I'm still on the thicker side of the size scale-I'm feeling more beautiful, and attractive. I'm wanting and willing to have sex. I could have it 3 times a day and be happy and possibly want more. I think it's not just about the desire to have sex. I think it's a culmination of several other factors. Loving oneself and finding yourself comfortable in your own body is one major player in that. If you don't have a complete love of self, how can you possibly find it comfortable to expose yourself to the most intimate of acts? I don't have a steady male partner in my life, but do have a couple of "close friends" with whom I pleasure and reap every glorious benefit of that. I can't imagine a life without sex at this point. I don't want a life without sex . I enjoy the physical touch of a hand or warm breath on my neck. I enjoy sitting naked for hours with someone and experience every physical moment of that encounter. It's not a chore. It's not something to lament over. It's a human condition to which we all have succumbed to at one point or another. It's lust. It's so much more than what this author has written. If you feel like doing this is work, then maybe it's time to re-examine your relationship or your inner being. Maybe there is something more than you realize. Maybe…..it's not about the sex but rather a passive aggressive way to send a message to your partner. It should never be work, and never be forced. It's supposed to be enjoyable by both parties—that's why we BOTH have orgasms. Lucky women…..get multiple orgasms…..and that's something I thoroughly enjoy.


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so gorgeous! love your hair and these colors together! :)ReplyDelete
You should do a tutorial on this hairstyle. It's gorgeous!ReplyDelete
such a cute look! in love with your shorts :)ReplyDelete
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hahaha love the "hehe" by Chico's! it's a cute necklace!ReplyDelete
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love the milk maid braids on you, so cute!ReplyDelete
i really do wish i had your hair!!!ReplyDelete
mine won't do anything and yet you always have it in pretty styles.
Lovely outfit :) You look so much like Natalie Portman in this post - has anyone ever told you that before?ReplyDelete
Those colors look great together! Love the boots & sweater :)ReplyDelete
love this!ReplyDelete
whats the lipstick you are wearing?
Loving this mix of colors and your hair looks SO pretty!ReplyDelete
So funny, how different life can be! I just had to get my boyfriend to be late for work so he could drive me to work (I usually walk) because it's -29 today. Like, hurts to be outside cold. I have fleece tights layered under my pants! I would definitely trade you a weekend of skiing for a weekend of glorious sun & warmth!! Haha that said, you look completely adorable here Mara! Love this look!ReplyDelete
love these colours together! Wish I could wear shorts in the winter0 it is so cold here and I'm fed up with it!ReplyDelete
I love this outfit, your style and the colour!!ReplyDelete
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Milk maiden braids are the best. Love mustard on you.ReplyDelete
I love your blog Mara and those adorable shorts. And I have to say that I am a skier, definitely a thrilling sport :)ReplyDelete
I love your blog Mara and those adorable shorts. And I have to say that I am a skier, definitely a thrilling sport :)ReplyDelete
This outfit is too cute! I love those shorts so much!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Jjanga
I would never have thought to put those two colours together... but they look gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Much love, Bailey from Vanilla Blonde
Skiing is easier to get the basics of, but harder to excel at. Snowboarding is harder to get the basics of, but easier to excel at.ReplyDelete
So true! When we lived in Utah I had about twenty different coats. Now that we are in California I don't ever get to wear them. Makes me so sad!ReplyDelete
I adore that first photo of you!
I really love this look!!! love the high waisted shorts and your hair updo is super cute!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful color combo to try! And I wish our winter was like your winter - there are only so many ways I can think of to make a parka look cute!ReplyDelete
lovely pictures, and you look so pretty in that outfit:) xReplyDelete
love the look and your hair! so pretty!ReplyDelete
Hey Mara, Definitely dig the shorts. Love the cantaloupe pink shorts! Thanks for featuring our Poshlocket ring! xoxoReplyDelete
I love skiing!! Haven't tried snowboarding. Wish I could go a couple times a year!ReplyDelete
oh my gosh. you're beyond cute. this is such an adorable outfit. love it.ReplyDelete
Love the colour combo here, and your bag is so cute! I've actually only been snowboarding a few times but I loved it! My mum has done both and she said skiing is a lot easier. Ahh, I just want to go snowboarding now haha!ReplyDelete
Love those boots!ReplyDelete
Love your outfit as per usual! Love the hair too.. I wish I could do that haha. I'm Canadian and I live in the snow and I've only gone skiing and snowboarding a handful of times!ReplyDelete
You should definitely do a trip to Banff or Jasper, Alberta Canada.. it is beautiful!
your Hedi braids are so fun!ReplyDelete
This look is perfection!! LOVE the color combo!ReplyDelete
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Color combo is so unexpected and lovely!ReplyDelete
Great color combo! Those high waisted shorts are super cute too!ReplyDelete
I have a confession: I've lived in Utah for 8 years & I've been to a ski resort one time. And I didn't even ski or anything - I was there for a charity thing! It's even worse because we literally live at the base of the mountain & could leave our house & probably be skiing within 20 minutes. It just doesn't appeal to me at all! :o)
i loveeee those colors together. those shorts are adorable.ReplyDelete
The sunlight in the pictures is absolutely gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I'm neither nor ;)
I LOVE this color combo! So pretty!!! And your hairstyle is adorable - you look gorgeous! Great pictures! :) What camera do you use?ReplyDelete
Such a fun color combo! I love those shorts.ReplyDelete
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honestly, could the sun be hitting you any more perfectly!? these images are just beautiful! and i love every last detail for your outfit. your hair is perfect, the color matching is perfect, the accessories are perfect!ReplyDelete
oh, and i'm definitely a skiier. snowboarding just wasn't for me.
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I never went skiing or snowboarding in my life. Can you believe that? I don't think it would be anything for me anyways. I do LOVE your shorts here! xReplyDelete
You look stunning! I love this color combination!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness . . . come to Vail,CO! My husband and I are ski instructors there and would love to introduce you to our little snow globe of a world. You would love it and I promise you all of the hot chocolate you can drink to keep you warm.ReplyDelete
That bag is to die for! I love this look,thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Mara, I def love this color combo. I'll have to give it a try for myself. :) They braids are super fun too!ReplyDelete
Hope you're having a great week so far!
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Love it! You're glowing.ReplyDelete
I love the color combo!ReplyDelete
I loooove your shorts! That colour and cut is amazing!ReplyDelete
haha. I'm definitely a snowboarder! It's difficult, but sososo FUN!ReplyDelete
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agreed. these colors are impeccable on you!! and totally wish i could wear something like that in a Boston winter!! hahaReplyDelete
can't wait to do that with my hair once it is long enough :) it looks so lovely on you
Love this combo. Those shorts are so fantastic! I've only been snowboarding once and have never been skiing, although I think I would be better at skiing since I was an ice skater. A snow trip sounds like so much fun! I always want to take one every year and never do.ReplyDelete
Hello from New Zealand. Love the lip colour. What lipstick is it, if I may ask?ReplyDelete
CUTE BOOTS!!!!ReplyDelete
I love love love your hair and all the bright colors! [Plus the sunglasses too] Pretty much everything :)ReplyDelete
You are so beautiful!
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I live in a cold climate and I'm completely jealous of your amazing California weather. That said, as much as I hate the cold, I really do love winter clothes and layers.ReplyDelete
Maybe I'd like winter more if I did enjoy skiing/snowboarding....but I don't!
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Love the colors and the HAIR!! So cute!ReplyDelete
Your Hair! Oh my..I love them!ReplyDelete
Mara I love everything about this look. Few people can pull off that hairstyle. Gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Have a lovely week
so gorgeous!! Loved your blog - got to know you via R29 contest!ReplyDelete
How cute! I wish it was warm enough to wear short here!ReplyDelete
I'll have to remember this for Spring.
you are soo gorgeous! love your shorts!ReplyDelete
such a beautiful look! amazing! love the color palette.ReplyDelete
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Good to know! My bf is always trying to get me better at snowboarding, but it's a little terrifying. I'll try skiing next! I'm the same way. I wear so many summer pieces in the winter... it's just too easy here in CA. I'm crazy about those shorts and that statement ring! And the sailor striped purse is the best.ReplyDelete
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Your hairstyle is so beautiful! I love summer colors, great!ReplyDelete
I started skiing when I was 13, and around 15 decided that I was too cool for school and needed to become a boarded. I think all 15-year-old girls have some switch that goes off that propels them to do whatever they can to break their fathers' hearts, and, for me, this meant hanging up my skis and insisting on a board.ReplyDelete
It was definitely less intuitive than skiing, but I stuck with it even after a broken arm. I got pretty good, even. A few years later, though, I realized that skiing is more my style, and now, I don't ever look back. Plus, I get to ski with my dad. :)
I love this look - I just found your blog and love it too. Your hair is amazing - I wish I could do this too, but I would need a few more arms :)ReplyDelete
Your blog is perfection! Just found it and am very glad I did.xReplyDelete
Loving the color combo mixed with the warm sunshine! I just came back from my first skiing/snowboard trip and opted to try snowboarding... loved it! Really fun and challenging, I fell over quite a lot. Read all about here: http://madewithlovebyjackieb.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
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Action Pre-Shave Oil
We know you want the goods as soon as possible, which is why orders received by 3pm ET leave our warehouse the very same day. We'll send you an email that day to confirm shipment and the email will include your tracking information.
Our warehouse is closed Saturday & Sunday, so orders received after 3pm ET on Fridays will not ship out until Monday.
Key Ingredients:
Peppermint Oil: Refreshes, soothes and stimulates. Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Rosemary Oil: A natural skin purifier and astringent.
Olive Oil: Hydrates and softens beard.
Macadamia Nut Oil: Rich lubricating oil, hydrates and softens beard.
Castor Oil: Hydrates and softens beard.
Vitamin E: Strong anti-oxidant that conditions skin and improves its moisture capacity.
Calendula: Botanical extract that moisturizes and softens skin; also calms and helps reduce irritation.
Action Pre-Shave Oil is a blend of lightweight essential oils to prepare and soften the beard and protect the skin for a close and comfortable shave.
- Action Pre-Shave Oil is a blend of lightweight essential oils to prepare and soften the beard and protect the skin for a close and comfortable shave.
- Hydrates and softens beard.
- Prepares and protects skin during shaving.
- Helps prevent razor burn.
- Especially good for heavy beards.
- Will not clog pores or razors.
- Good for all skin types.
- Allergy tested.
Before shaving, rub a small amount of oil in hands and massage into beard. Layer Shave Cream on top and shave.
Folica stands behind the authenticity of everything we sell. Since 1998, Folica has made it our mission to provide you with an outstanding selection of hair and beauty products at highly competitive prices.


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