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Teen Reads Party - On October 19th at 5:30pm, come join us at the Garden City Library for a night of fandoms and fun. Celebrate your favorite book series with other avid fans and take part in discussions. Unlock your inner Time Lord and learn how to make a Sonic Screwdriver from Dr. Who. There will be games, prizes … Continue reading
Family Fun Night - Following the success of Family Game Night, Garden City Library is offering another night of fun family bonding and competition. Family Fun Night is going to offer challenges like Minute to Win It and other fun family games. So come on down to the library on October 15th from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. Families of all shapes and sizes are welcome as long as they're ready to win! We'll provide the snacks, you provide the families!
Perler Beads - Come join us at Garden City Library on October 8 from 6:00pm to 7:00pm for a night of excitement and creativity. Use your wildest imagination and create your very own perler bead crafts to take home. They make great key-chains, presents or just little trinkets for yourself or a certain special someone! Plus they are super easy to make. Beads are provided so all you need to bring is yourself! Ages 5 and up. Please register in advance.
Hidden History of Detroit - Do you like learning the history of local cities? Have you ever wondered what Detroit was like oh so long ago? Then come to Garden City Library on Wednesday October 21st at 6:00pm for a story you won't soon forget. Author Amy Elliott Bragg will show attendees a side of the Motor City before the motor; a muddy town full of grogshops, horse races, haphazard cemeteries and bootstrappers. Ms. Bragg's book, Hidden History of Detroit, will be available for purchase at conclusion of the program.
Banned Book Week - Banned Book Week is September 27th to October 3rd. The discussion at the library might be over but the discussion between yourselves shouldn't be! The purpose of the week is to celebrate the availability and access of information so what better way to commemorate it than to come down to Garden City Library and check out … Continue reading
Michigan Activity Pass Welcomes Two New Partners - Great news! The Garden City Public Library is pleased to announce that the Michigan Activity Pass (MAP) program is gearing up for the 2015-2016 season. MAP (Michigan Activity Pass), available to all library card holders, is pleased to welcome two new partners to the program this season. Both Sheplar's Mackinac Island Ferry (St. Ignace & … Continue reading
BookMyne Mobile Device App - The Garden City Public Library is excited to announce that we have partnered with the mobile device app BookMyne. Patrons can now browse our shared catalog, place and cancel holds, view their accounts, view digital bookshelves, and download electronic resources through their iOS or Android devices. Additional Features: BookMyne is multi-lingual, supported in English, Arabic, Bengali, Simplifed Chinese, Traditional … Continue reading
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As some of you know I live in the Western United States in a relatively small town in Northern Utah. This is the west of John Wayne, Jesse James, Butch Cassidy, and even Billy the Kid according to some accounts. Big beautiful mountains and pink painted deserts. There are still lots of family farms, and Louis L'Amour would certainly feel right at home in some of the more rural spots. Like most places in the world the city has encroached on the country, there are a lot more subdivisions than big hay stacks and people outnumber the cows by a fairly significant margin. But something happens every summer at the end of July. The city gives way to the country and the people here remember where they came from. They came from the West! From the land and the cattle. They lived off the land, and they loved it!
I took my kids to the Rodeo last night. It was their first time. They are by most accounts city kids. They understand Zunes, and cell phones. They play Webkinz and XBOX360. But last night they sat transfixed, in what I consider the most beautiful stadium on earth, and watched parachutes, mutton bustin', calf roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bronco riding, and of course bull riding. At the end of the rodeo the OGIO Air force, a group of aerial motorcross experts, did some show jumping, just to top off the nights festivities.
I realized half way through the rodeo that you would all like to see this but the only camera I had was on my cell phone. I shot some pictures and some video. Sorry the quality is not nearly as good as my Sony HD camera, but under the circumstances it was what I had available. Hopefully it captures the feeling of being there with 15,000 people all sharing the same great time.
It was one of those magic evenings where everything was right. The temperature was just right. There was just enough of a breeze to keep it cool. the humidity was right to keep the dust down. The whole family was there. IT doesn't get much better. At the end of the rodeo we were walking to the car and I asked my kids how they liked it. My 8 year old son replied "It was one of the best things we have ever done." I agree.
If your ever out west during the second to last week in July and you want to have one of those life changing experiences that helps you remember who you really are, and where you came from, I'd recommend a rodeo.
I want a motocross bike for Christmas.
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Cool rodeo. I took my nephew to the Mesquite Rodeo (near Dallas) when he was 2 and he never forgot it. I think computer people like bull riding because it's a binary sport, either you're on or off, win or lose, and not much thinking about anything else, which makes it a relaxing sport…for the spectator anyway, lol.
Ok, so next year, you'll have your blog site hooked up to a live BullCam, right?
Binary sports. Now thats awesome! The bull Cam is a great idea! Something is telling me i might consider a fault tolerant cam setup. I actuall shot some footage of one of the riders who had his helmet ripped off by bull. He hooked the helmet with his horn. It was pretty crazy.

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A family-friendly stay in Newlands awaits you at Capital Gateway Motor Inn. Within a 15-minute drive, you'll find popular places like Westpac Stadium, Old St Paul's, and Wellington Cable Car. Highlights at this motel include a restaurant, free self parking, and a bar/lounge.
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LG unveiled a new member of the G3 family, the G3 Stylus. It comes with a 5.5-inch qHD (960 x 540 pixels) IPS display, a quad-core 1.3GHz processor, 1GB RAM, Android 4.4.2 KitKat and a removable 3,000mAh battery.
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HTC just unveiled its third generation Butterfly smartphone, the Butterfly 2. It comes with several design enhancements including IP57 rating for water and dust resistance. The Butterfly 2 is also the first phone to offer a 13-megapixel Duo Camera experience.
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Oppo N1 Mini and Neo 5 available in Singapore from August 16
Oppo Singapore announced that the 5-inch N1 Mini and 4.5-inch Neo 5 smartphones will be available for purchase at SingTel exclusive retailers, M1 exclusive distributors and authorized Oppo retailers from August 16.
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TechRadar received several photos of an alleged retail box for the Apple iPhone 6. Is this the actual retail box of the iPhone 6 or just one of the many clone knock offs in China? Read on to decide for yourself.
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Microsoft: We have more than 300,000 apps in the Windows Phone Store
Microsoft announced that its Windows Phone Store now boasts over 300,000 apps with "hundreds more" being added every day.
Friday, 8 Aug 2014
Sony's invite for IFA 2014 leaked, hints at new phones and lens cameras
Sony's press invite for IFA 2014 has been leaked on the Internet, which hints that the company is planning to unveil several new products including smartphones and lens cameras.
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Chinese site CNMO published a report stating that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will sport a smaller 5.5-inch Quad-HD Super AMOLED display. Read to find out more about its alleged specs.
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Two different research reports revealed that Samsung lost its title as the top phone vendor in China and India last quarter. Apparently, the world's largest phone company was dethroned by two relatively young phone brands. Hit the link to find out more.
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A new set of photos revealed the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Alpha in its full glory. Not surprisingly, the Galaxy Alpha has a design similar to the Apple iPhone 5S. Hit the link to find out more.
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Best News Bloopers of May 2014 Are Downright Hilarious [NSFW]
Let's be honest: the real reason to watch the news is to see the bloopers. We don't know when they'll happen, but when they do it's like winning the lottery.
Let's be honest: the real reason to watch the news is to see the bloopers. We don't know when they'll happen, but when they do it's like winning the lottery.
We love the fact that the news is shot live, not because we get real-time coverage, but because anything can happen. And sometimes, "anything" can be downright hilarious.
There was a whole lot of news that came out of 2013. And, as you might expect, a whole lot of news bloopers were made. Here are some more of the year's best.
Sure, everyone loves a good news blooper, but here's one that, at first, seemed quite frightening.
Adam Lefkoe is a sports anchor with WHAS in Louisville, Kentucky who decided to spice up an otherwise routine segment by peppering in as many 'Seinfeld' references as possible. Here's a report that's real...and it's spectacular.
Oh, poor Erin Andrews. The Fox sports personality was doing a report during this weekend's coverage of the NFL when she unknowingly became part of the creepiest video-bomb you can imagine. As if she doesn't have enough weirdos leering at her on a daily basis.
Australian 'Today' Anchor Karl Stefanovic didn't stand a chance against Grumpy Cat.
Omari Fleming may be a star reporter, but it's the "moon" behind him that's got people talking in this video.
So much for journalists being impartial.
Busted! BBC weather reporter Wendy Hurrell thought the camera was off, when she rolled her eyes and flicked her hair in an annoyed manner. She thought wrong.
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Conn. Lawmakers Announce Agreement on Gun Control
Connecticut lawmakers have reached an agreement on a gun control proposal almost four months after a school shooting in Newtown left 20 kids and six educators dead.
Party leaders unveiled the proposal Monday evening after weeks of behind the scenes negotiations. The leaders spent the day Monday in caucuses discussing the agreement with their members.
Among other provisions, the agreement calls for an expanded assault weapons ban and universal background checks. The proposal would ban the sale of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds and require people who already own such magazines to register them with the state. In addition, people convicted of certain gun-related crimes also would be required to register with the state. Lawmakers said that would create the first such registry in the country.
Lawmakers are expected to vote on the bill Wednesday.
"We have put together the strongest and most comprehensive gun violence safety bill in the country," said state Sen. Donald Williams, Senate President Pro Tem.
Connecticut has been at the center of a national debate over gun control since the December shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
In the months after that shooting, New York and Colorado passed gun control laws. Connecticut lawmakers drew criticism in recent weeks as their negotiations dragged on.
The main sticking point in Connecticut was about how to crack down on high-capacity magazines, says Ron Pinciaro, executive director of Connecticut Against Gun Violence, an advocacy group that pushed for stricter gun control. Pinciaro's group and some lawmakers pushed for a full ban of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, a measure that would have required gun owners to get rid of such magazines.
But party leaders ultimately compromised. The agreement means gun owners can keep their high-capacity magazines but must register with the state. The state will bar future sales of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
Williams said he supported the full ban but had to be realistic.
"It really comes down to where folks stand and do you have the votes," he said.
The most important thing is stopping the flow of such magazines going forward, Williams added.
Pinciaro said he was disappointed by that compromise but overall pleased with the agreement.
"I don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that it was probably the single most comprehensive gun violence prevention package that has ever been passed anywhere in the nation," Pinciaro said. "So we have to be satisfied with that."
He added that his group will be back seeking more measures.
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Friday, March 2, 2007
Peruvian Candies
My next door neighbors went to Peru for three weeks and brought back a huge cache of Peruvian (and South American) consumer candies. (They also brought some cookies, but I'll try to keep this focused.) I find it quite fun to sample the consumer candies of all countries and regions and Peru was no different. So here are nine candies from Peru:
Name: Lentejas
These little guys probably look familiar. They're chocolate lentils ala Nestle Smarties. Only they're not quite Smartie-like ... they're the same size as M&Ms (Smarties are just slightly flatter and larger than M&Ms). The shell on these is very thick and crunchy. The colors are unbelievably bright.
The chocolate itself is only so so - grainy, too sweet and completely lacking in chocolate taste.
Rating: 4 out of 10.
Name: Prime Peruvian Milk Chocolate
This bar had a lovely photo of the cloud-wrapped city of Machu Picchu on the box. Inside the box the large chocolate tablet was inside a plastic wrapper that looked exactly the same.
The bar was attractive: a dark looking milk chocolate.
The snap was not as sharp as some dark chocolates can be and it had a rather soft bite as many milk chocolates do. The flavor is rather milky, in a goat-cheese sort of way, with a little tangy note. The flavor of the chocolate was also strongly raisiny. It was very pleasant though completely different than most other milk chocolate bars I've had.
Rating: 7 out of 10.
Name: Cua Cua
This is one of those bars that looks huge. The package is about the size a set of Twix bars, yet it only weighs 18 grams. This featherweight bar is all wafers with some light mockolate coating. Between the wafers is a little cocoa cream.
The bar, called Cua Cua, I'm guessing is a play on the sound a duck makes.
The bar smells sweet and a bit of chocolate. It's also a little smoky smelling, though I couldn't quite figure that out from the ingredients.
The smoky notes gave it a little bacon flavor that I wasn't really happy with. The wafers were crunchy and foamy - providing more light texture than taste in this party in my mouth.
The mockolate was of course waxy and unappealing. It often flaked off the bar when I bit into it. I'm a big fan of wafer with cream (I can't imagine how many pounds of Nabisco Wafers I've eaten over the years) but this one just wasn't quite as ducky as I'd hoped.
Rating: 3 out of 10.
Name: Ca?onazo
This bar calls itself "barrita ba?ada rellena con crema de chocolate" which I'm guessing means chocolate filling with crisp wafers bathed in chocolate.
The crisp log of wafer was interesting, kind of like a sweet Cheeto. The chocolate filling was like a frosting, with a good chocolate taste and slightly grain. Like the Cua Cua, this was a light bar. Though it's big it only weighs 26 grams (and is the size of a Snickers ... which are 58 grams). Unfortunately the coating on the outside isn't chocolate and it's rather waxy and uninteresting.
Rating: 4 out of 10.
Name: Gomas Eucalypto
These are crazy! Crazy, I tell you.
They're little gummis covered with granulated sugar. About the size and shape of an incense cone. Nice and soft but with a good gelatin bounce. They look like they could be green apple or lime or maybe even spearmint. But they're not. They're mentholated eucaplytus flavored. Just like Hall's Cough Drops.
They're sweet and aromatic and tingly.
It's rather refreshing to get a cough drop that's not all crunchy and hard, instead it's soothing and invigorating all at once.
Definitely a winner in my book.
Rating: 7 out of 10.
Name: Nikolo
The packaging here is pretty, it's a white thick plastic wrap with a bold brown logo for the name of the bar and pretty little pictures of the nuts in the bar.
The label says, "tableta con sabor a chocolate rellena con mani almendra y cereal crocante" which means "peanut, almond and crispy cereal filled chocolatey bar."
The chunky look of the bar reminded me of Legos and was just about as tasty.
The nuts were fresh and crunchy and gave the bar a promising aroma, but the mockolate in this bar was waxy, chalky and just so bad. Look at it in the photo ... does that look like something you're supposed to eat or something I molded out of dung?
Rating: 2 out of 10.
Name: Golpe
If it weren't for the Arcor brand on this, I'd be looking forward to this bar. The label says "Oblea rellena cubierta con caramelo y cereal crocante, con cobertura sabor chocolate" ... which translates to (courtesy of the wrapper, thankyouverymuch) "Filled wafer, toffee, crispies, all covered with chocolate flavor."
Oh Arcor, again with the chocolate flavor? Is that why your company motto is "Le damos sabor al mundo" (translation: We flavor the world)?
It's a nice looking wrapper and it made me think of soccer.
The bar looks promising as well, with it's crunchy studded mockolate. Inside are wafers with creme filling and then a scant covering of glistening caramel (I'm guessing that's the toffee). The wafers are nice, and the toffee adds some nice flavor to the whole thing, but the bar had a rather chemical taste, like licking fresh dry cleaning. I don't know if that's the taste of Carbox/Methylcellulose (the last ingredient on the list), but it made my tongue buzz.
After this series of Arcor products they are now on my list as the Worst Candymakers in the World. (Granted, I haven't tried everything made by everyone yet.)
This candy bar was made in Chile.
Rating: 2 out of 10.
Name: Sublime
This is a cute little bar. The wrapper says, "Chocolate Blanco de leche con Mani" which is "white milk chocolate with peanuts." Doesn't sound too bad.
And it is pretty cute to look at.
The chocolate is rather sweet, but also has a salty bite to it, which helped the peanut flavors stand out. I'm wondering if this was not de-odorized cocoa butter (most white chocolate is deodorized, so it has no chocolate flavor to it). It just may have been that the milk flavors with the peanuts were strong.
It was actually pretty good white chocolate bar. A little grainy but not the least bit waxy.
This bar was made in Bolivia.
Rating: 5 out of 10.
Name: Princesa
This is a cute little bar and of course has a upscale appeal of a regal name like Princesa. The ingredients are promising too, real chocolate in there.
The bar says that it's "chocolate relleno con crema de mani" which means "chocolate stuffed with peanut butter." Yum!
The chocolate here is dark (though there's some milk listed in the ingredients, it's way down the list). It's a creamy though sweet bar. The peanut butter is very smooth and creamy as well and is completely overshadowed by the chocolate.
There's a little spicy taste in the background, kind of like cinnamon.
This is a nice bar, not as peanutty as I expected, but as sedate and reserved as you'd expect from royalty.
Rating: 6 out of 10.
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Monday, February 26, 2007
Snickers Dark
I'd heard that this Limited Edition Snickers Dark bar was out several months ago, but as usual, it took a while for me to find it. (At the 7-11.) While Hershey's seems to have a blanket method ("change everything in everything") for Limited Editions, Mars seems to take a very measured approach to them, sticking to simple little changes. I doubt we'll see a Wild Cherry Milky Way or Twix Caramel Espresso (though that sound pretty good, come to think of it).
The Limited Edition versions by Mars usually have either changed one ingredient or left one out. The most recent one was the Snickers Xtreme, which had no nougat. This one is just a plain old Snickers with a dark chocolate coating.
I'm a big fan of Snickers, though I rarely buy them. When I do, I find them so substantialicious that I can't finish it in one sitting. It's a big bar at 2.07 ounces.
The Dark however, is only 1.83 ounces.
It's a good bar. I found the dark chocolate tasty, it tastes like actual dark chocolate ... it's creamy, a little dry a little smoky and is able to hold up to the peanutness of the bar. The darkness of the chocolate is less sweet than the regular bar and actually supports the true peanut flavors much better. However, the dark chocolate does overpower the caramel. The caramel texture still comes through, but the salty sugar notes are completely lost. I don't think that's such a bad thing.
I think this is an excellent change up of the tried and true Snickers and I think I could see myself buying this far more often than the regular Snickers. I really hope they consider making this a permanent part of their repertoire.
David at CandyAddict reviewed it and found it too chocolatey.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Nestle Turtles
If you haven't already guessed, it's Turtle Tuesday on Candy Blog. (Maybe it's the candy equivalent of Faschtnacht Day/Shrove Tuesday/Mardis Gras.)
I picked these Nestle Turtles up at the drug store where everything Valentine's was already 75% off. I haven't had Nestle Turtles in a long, long time. They weren't always a Nestle product, they were originally made by Rowntree DeMet's Inc. which was bought by Nestle in 1988 and eventually in 1996 rolled into the Nestle branding.
Although I've always loved the idea of Turtles, no one does them better than See's (who call them Pecan Buds). But then again, I couldn't go around thinking that without actually putting it to the test.
Nestle Milk Chocolate Turtles are rather uniform looking but have pretty good pieces of pecans in there. They smell very sweet and taste that way, too. Kind of milky, kind of mapley. The nuts are fresh but the chocolate tastes a little chalky and lacks a chocolate punch. They're just too sweet and hurt my throat. They also taste kind of doughy even though there are no wheat ingredients.
Nope, I'm not keen on the real Nestle Turtles. I'll stick to my various other versions. At the regular price they're about $35 pound ... a total rip because you can get See's for half that price online and even Sanders has an equally good deal (though I haven't tried the pecan version of their Titans).
Fun Note: The character of Rochelle (Chris Rock's mom) in Everybody Hates Chris is obsessed with Turtles. In the episode Everybody Hates the Lottery (ep 16) she agrees to give them up ... which of course goes poorly.
Russell Stover Organic Pecan Delight
I've been more pleased with Russell Stover over the years. It could be that my tastes have mellowed or it may be that Russell Stover is making better quality product, but they're still not a go-to brand for me. What really surprised me is their move into organics. So I picked up their Organic Pecan Delights just before Valentine's Day. They come in a peg bag that's all green and matte looking with a little burst of rich gold for the "organic" banner. It's also heralded as "gluten free" which I would love to hear if I were someone who was hunting in the candy aisle for something I could eat.
Pecan Delights are a pecan cluster with caramel covered in milk chocolate. All ingredients are organic, except maybe the sea salt and it's unclear if the soy lecithin is.
These are upside down. The caramel is on the bottom, the nuts (in pieces, not halves) are on the top and the whole thing is covered in chocolate. Don't worry, it's not that big of a faux pax as candy constructions go.
They're a little small but a nice barely two bite piece of candy. The nuts are fresh and the caramel is decent. It's chewy and not too soft or sweet. The chocolate on the outside is a little odd, it's not quite the European powdered milk taste, but close, with a slight gamey quality to it. (It reminds me of the Thompson's Organic Milk Chocolate.)
Overall they're not my favorite pecan caramel cluster I've had, but I did finish the bag (it was only 3 ounces total), which is a testament to their freshness. The ingredients label is much more comforting than some other Russell Stover goodies, so there is that consolation. I wish they came in dark chocolate, but for a first step into organics they're no-compromise. They also have their rather good coconut bar available in their organic line (also only in milk chocolate). If price is the object and not the organic status, stick with See's.
On a completely side note, Russell Stover is having a big clearance sale on their Valentine's candies on their website. So if you're ga-ga over their Coconut or Strawberry Hearts, this might be the time to stock up.
Sanders Caramels & Titans
Everybody has a different name for caramel nut clusters covered with chocolate. Sanders Candy, the Detroit-based candy and fudge sauce company, calls theirs Cashew Titans. Pretty good name, if you ask me.
These are compact candies with a nice layer of cashews on the bottom, a dollop of caramel and milk chocolate enrobing the whole thing.
The cashews are fresh and crunchy, though I could use a hit of salt on them and perhaps a few more. The chocolate was okay, very sweet but nice and creamy. The caramel has a good chew, soft and not too sticky but lacking a dark caramelized flavor that would match so well with the buttery crunch of the cashews.
Rating: 7 out of 10
Sanders also sent me some of their Caramels to try as well (and some other goodies that I'll cover in a few weeks). This box of milk chocolate covered caramels were absolutely lovely. Yes, the plastic tray that anchors them in the box isn't as classy looking as pretty little fluted cups, but I have admit that they looked glossy and flawless when I opened it.
It's only your imagination that these look darker than the Cashew Titans, I think it's the dark chocolate striping that makes it look darker. It certainly tastes like the same chocolate.
The caramel is smooth and without the cashews does hold up well on its own. The chocolate is sweet and I find it just a little too much for the caramel, but some careful nibbling around the edges creates a more ideal ratio (I do this with a lot of candies, as far as I'm concerned the coating on a Heath bar is disposable).
I can't eat many of these at once, so far two has been my limit. But with a few pretzels as a crunchy and salty complement make for a tasty dessert. The price on these, for handcrafted candies is pretty good though and I'd certainly want to try one of their dessert shops if I were in the area.
Rating: 6 out of 10
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Peanut Butter Caramels
This, I think, is the last of the candy I picked up on sale after Christmas. This was from Target during their 75% off phase. While I wouldn't pay $8.00 for it, I was happy to pay $2, if only because I thought the jar was pretty cool. (Real glass jar, but the lid is clear plastic with a stainless steel rim.)
Peanut Butter Caramels candy, I figured, would be rather like the molasses peanut butter kisses that I like (and so many others loathe) that are sold around Halloween in orange and black waxed wrappers.
What's especially pleasing about these is that instead of being wrapped in an opaque colored wrapper, these are in clear cellophane. You can see just what they are, a big O of caramel filled with a little spot of peanut butter.
It smells like peanut butter and tastes like it too, with a good salty, woodsy, nutty, creamy flavor ... and after you chew for a while the peanut butter dissipates and the soft chewy caramel with its buttery and caramelized sugar tones kick in.
I liked them. I like the simplicity of them, I liked the packaging. The ingredients were all natural. I loved the price. I might pay $4 for these, but I truly doubt I'd take the plunge at $8.
ALLERGEN STATEMENT [from the package]: this product may contain or have proteins derived from milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, wheat, peanuts and/or soybeans. (emphasis mine) ... wow, talk about covering your bases! (And maybe they need to keep their factory a bit cleaner!)
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Russell Stover Heart
Last year I was pleasantly surprised by Russell Stovers Cream Eggs. I still haven't been eating their mixed boxes of chocolates, but the fact that they were making good quality product at a rather low price really captured my attention.
Now, I'm still not a boxed chocolates fan. See's is probably the exception because I like just about everything they make, but I've been hesitant to try Russell Stover, especially after the middle of the road experience with the Whitman's Sampler (RS & Whitman's are now the same company). But this is All Valentines Week and it wouldn't be complete if I didn't have at least a little bit. So I picked up the smallest Russell Stover Assorted Chocolates I could find.
I figured the little cup here was a coconut and milk chocolate mix, similar to the Coconut Wreath I had last year for the Christmas season. The coconut is crisp and the milk chocolate is creamy and not-too-sweet. I rather like things that come in little cups like this, they're more appealing that some plop shaped items and easy to bite off a bit and leave the rest in the cup.
The square chocolate is a firm caramel covered in milk chocolate. It's nice, it could use more salt, but the texture is just perfect. Smooth, chewy and with a good buttery flavor.
The dark oval is a fudge center. It had a good caramel tone to it, but very little chocolatey taste.
Overall the assortment was fresh and looked very appealing. They were a little too ordinary to capture my tastebuds and compel me to pick up the next one (isn't it the anticipation in a box of chocolates that's supposed to be appealing?). If you're looking for a little something to give as a gift or thank you (like coworkers or classmates, etc.), I don't think people would be insulted by these. If you catch them on sale (as I did), they're probably cheaper than a greeting card (and have a little "to & from" label on the bottom). These are definitely preferable to the Elmer's I had yesterday (so splurge for the Russell Stover if you must buy these little boxes) and the label lists no trans fats.
Russell Stover also has an organic line. I picked up some pecan turtles (not wrapped for any particular holiday) that I'll get to reviewing soon.
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Elmer's Chocolate
I wasn't particularly looking forward to this review. Sera, a longtime reader and sweet photographer, suggested when I mentioned the All Valentines Week that I should get a hold of these boxed chocolates from Elmer's.
I'd never heard of Elmer's before. But when I went into the store, I found it even more shocking that I didn't know who they were, because the stores are just filled to the gills with their heart shaped boxes of chocolates.
Most are on the small side, as this four piece box was, which pleased me that I didn't need to buy a huge box. The design on the boxes is also rather, um, traditional. Some have pictures of puppies or kittens but most have roses or flowers of some sort.
After bringing the box home I was curious what was inside but I didn't want to dig right in. So I asked the internets. What I found out was rather interesting. Elmer's Chocolate only makes five chocolates for their mixed boxes: creamy caramel, chocolate truffle, chocolate fudge, strawberry cream and orange cream.
Milk Chocolate Rectangle is Orange Creme which is a tangy cross between Aspergum and a chocolate covered creamsicle.
Round Milk Chocolate is Soft Caramel - kind of milky tasting, a little salty, a bit creamy and offsets the far too sweet and grainy chocolate very well.
Dark Chocolate Rectangle is Orange Creme - okay, maybe this was strawberry, because it was more pink than orange, but it didn't taste that way.
Milk Chocolate Square is Chocolate Fudge - sweet, not terribly chocolatey but a pretty smooth and pleasing texture.
Overall, I wasn't pleased enough with the intensity of the flavors or the quality of the chocolate to want to buy these on sale next week after the holiday is over. But I was pleased enough to now want to try the Heavenly Hash and Gold Brick eggs for Easter as those seem to be the items that made the company famous. I guess when you consider that the box of chocolates is less expensive than a greeting card, it's probably not a bad way to go as a small token.
On a side note, while exploring the internet in search of info about Elmer's Candy, I noticed that their website had a copyright notice of 2003, the most recent press release (well only one) posted was from 2002. Their motto on the website is "The Freshest Ideas in Seasonal Candy" ... uh, yeah. Of course they also say that they're the oldest family run candy business in the US (since 1855).
Other Notes: this box contains 1.5 grams of trans fat.
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Updated: August 19, 2012, 8:49 PM ETBy Brian Tunney | ESPN.com
BMX professional and groundbreaking street rider Randy "The Don" Taylor of Forth Worth, Texas, was found dead early Sunday. He was 26. The cause of death was not disclosed.
Originally from Fort Worth, Taylor was a sponsored professional for the Mutiny Bikes team from approximately 2007 through April 2012. Taylor had a signature frame dubbed the "Loosefer" which was available in top tube sizes that included 20.666 inches, and additionally rode for brands that included Etnies ...
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What is the Holy See?
I was watching the televised bishops' conference, and the "Holy See" was frequently mentioned. I am sure that this refers to the Pope and the Vatican. Am I right? Could you please explain the term?
The term Holy See comes from the Latin Sancta Sedes, maning "Holy Chair," and originates from the enthronement ceremony of the Bishop of Rome, the Pope. Strictly speaking, the cathedra, i.e. the chair or throne, represents the position and authority of the Holy Father or a bishop, and the place where he resides in the territory of his jurisdiction. Here the Holy See refers to the "seat of government" of the universal Church. Geographically, this seat of government is located in the Diocese of Rome. In terms of actual governance, the Holy See refers specifically to the position of the Holy Father, who "by reason of his office as Vicar of Christ, namely, and as pastor of the entire Church, has full, supreme, and universal power over the whole Church, a power which he can always exercise unhindered" (Dogmatic Constitution of the Church, no. 22), and by extension the Curia, which consists of the Secretariat of State, the Council for Public Affairs of the Church, the Sacred Congregations, tribunals and other institutions and offices (Code of Canon Law, no. 360).
The Holy See is also interchangeable with the term "Apostolic See." The Code of Canon Law provides the following definition: "The term 'Apostolic See' or 'Holy See' applies not only to the Roman Pontiff but also to the Secretariat of State, the Council for the Public Affairs of the Church, and other institutions of the Roman Curia, unless the nature of the matter or the context of the words makes the contrary evident" (no. 361).
The term "see," from the Latin "sedes," is actually the technical term for all dioceses and the places of residence for their bishops. For example, Bishop Paul S. Loverde is the bishop of the "See of Arlington," and his cathedral of residence is the Cathedral of St. Thomas More, also in Arlington; the cathedral also houses the bishop's cathedra or throne. Originally, sedes designate the Churches founded by the Apostles, and later limited particularly to the five great patriarchal sees: Rome, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem and Constantinople; interestingly, to this day, these latter four patriarchs follow the Holy Father in honor.
This understanding and ordering is reflected in the pronouncement of the popes: For example, Pope Gelasius I (492-496) declared, "Est ergo prima Petri apostoli sedes" (i.e. "Therefore, the first is the seat of the Apostle Peter"). In the Liber Pontificalis of Pope Leo III (795-816), the following prescript is recorded: "Nos sedem apostolicam, quae est caput omnium Dei ecclesiarum judicare non audemus" ("We dare not judge the Apostolic See, which is the head of all the Churches of God"). Clearly, the terms "Holy See" and "Apostolic See" evolved to refer specifically to the authority of the Holy Father and Rome.
Interestingly, each February 22, the Church celbrates the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter. To celebrate the feast of a "chair" at first hearing, sounds strange. However, "the chair" refers to the primacy and authority our Lord entrusted to St. Peter, which together are a unifying strength for the whole Church; so, really the "Holy See" is what is celebrated and honored. This primacy and authority are symbolized by the monument of the chair of St. Peter located against the wall of the apse behind the main altar in St. Peter's Basilica sculpted in bronze by the artist Bernini; the sculpture is a reliquary for what is traditionally believed to have been the original chair or cathedra of St. Peter. Again, what is of importance is not so much the actual chair, but what that chair symbolizes — the Holy See.
Saunders, Rev. William. "What Is the Holy See?" Arlington Catholic Herald.
This article is reprinted with permission from Arlington Catholic Herald.
The Author
Father William P. Saunders is pastor of Our Lady of Hope Parish in Potomac Falls and former dean of the Notre Dame Graduate School of Christendom College. Father has been writing his weekly "Straight Answers" column for the Arlington Catholic Herald since 1993. The above article is one of those "Straight Answers" columns. Father Saunders is the author of Straight Answers, Answers to 100 Questions about the Catholic Faith, a book based on 100 of his columns and published by Cathedral Press in Baltimore.Copyright © 2003 Arlington Catholic Herald
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- NASCAR will reallocate prize money from the last five spots in the field this season in an attempt to make it less profitable for teams to start and park.
"We moved prize money higher in the purse, so if someone's intent is solely to run a lap or two and park, the revenue stream shrinks,'' NASCAR president Mike Helton said Tuesday during an "Autoweek" panel discussion in Detroit.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Right in the heart of Paris near the biggest places of interest this apartment of two rooms renewed in the style of the Marais with its visible beams will know how to seduce you.
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I highly recommend this apartment for short or long-term stay, and the price is right.
It was a great location right in Le Marais, close to so many great shops, and set back in a gated complex with a lovely courtyard.
Everything was very clean, all the appliances new and all the furniture and fittings chosen to make the most of the available space.
The apartment is great, has absolutely everything and i had a very comfortable stay.
The metro is a five minute walk away and there are lots of good restaurants and shops nearby.
Philippe met us on arrival and carried my heavy case up the winding wooden staircase (it's a post Revolution era building) to the fourth floor apartment. It was exactly as described and has been very tastefully renovated. Having told us where things were and described how things worked, he left us to enjoy a pleasant two week stay. A bottle of Champagne and a bowl of fruit were there to welcome us.
The WiFi is very reliable and for English speaking visitors there is BBC World News on the TV: or plenty of French channels if you're looking to improve you French comprehension! The apartment is generally quite warm even when evening temperature drops outside. The electrical equipment all appears quite new and there is everything you're likely to need.
Once you enter the courtyard from the street you are isolated from what is a bustling thoroughfare in the heart of the Marais. There can't be many better places to stay in Paris as you're only minutes from Notre Dame. The local Métro station, Saint Paul, is on Line 1, which will take you directly to many central attractions.
We in fact walked to many places with each route providing new experiences. Place de Vosges, perhaps one of the most attractive squares in Paris, is also just around the corner.
Staying at this apartment, and coming out of the doors into the street, you feel like a Parisian. And as for eating, you are literally spoilt for choice in the Marais, which is also the case for shopping.
Accueil très agréable de Philippe, qui nous attendait à l'heure prévue, avec en plus un petit cadeau d'arrivée.
Appartement facile à vivre, dans un quartier animé mais pas bruyant. Conforme à la description.
Je conseille pour ceux et celles qui veulent résider au sein du Marais. Transports variés et proches, boutiques et restaurants à foison.
Parfait pour une visite parisienne.
We had the MOST wonderful stay at Phillippe's apartment. It is in a wonderful area and the courtyard is beautiful. The apartment is really clean and beautifully decorated. The updated bathroom is really great. Philippe did so much to make our stay WONDERFUL. He was so responsive as we were planning our trip. He had someone available to meet us and walk us through the apartment. He has a great guide put together of how everything works and he left us the nicest bottle of champagne to kick off our stay. This was my first AirBNB experience and I am so glad it was with Philippe. I can't say enough about how wonderful this place is. Our trip of a lifetime exploring Paris was made very special by having such an amazing apartment to enjoy in the heart of the Marais.
Great apartment in Marais. The area is fantastic for eating out and shopping. We loved our stay and can't wait to go back. Dealing with Phillipe was a breeze and there were no issues at all. He gave us a lovely bottle of champagne too. Fantastic host! Thank you for having us :)
Easy to find location. flat was very clean and made very efficient use of space. The location is great, very safe downtown neighbourhood, close to shops groceries restaurants and the river. We would absolutely go back next time in Paris!
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Thus, you may use this tool to create a complete backup of your data or share the contents of your device with your friends. iPod PC Transfer Suite enables you to synchronize music and playlists from the device to the iTunes service with just one click.
The app can transfer multiple tracks and videos at once, as well as all the photos. This can come in handy especially when you have extensive libraries of items. The process only takes a few minutes, but it depends on the number of files it has to transfer.
The bottom line is that iPod PC Transfer Suit it a nice utility that can be quite helpful, enabling you to quickly transfer all types of files from the computer to your phone or music player. Less experienced individuals shouldn't have any issues while working with this tool, thanks to the intuitive interface and the app's overall simplicity.
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