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Duan Ties Record for Lowest 18-Hole Single Round Score in AJGA History
Nhim maintains lead in the Girls Division after second round of Trader Joe's Junior Championship hosted by Pat Hurst
Pleasanton, Calif. Chenxiao Duan of Beijing, China, put his name in the record books after firing a 9-under-par 61 in the second round of the Trader Joe's Junior Championship hosted by Pat Hurst. Duan's spectacular round tied the lowest 18-hole single round score in the history of the AJGA. Kristina Nhim of Buena Park, Calif., steadily navigated the difficult Hill Course at Castlewood Country Club for the second day in a row to bring her tournament total to even-par 140
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the Trader Joe's Junior Championship hosted by Pat Hurst is a 54-hole stroke-play event held at Castlewood Country Club on the Hill Course. The 99-player field features 72 boys and 27 girls, ages 12-18, from ten states, Canada, China, Mexico, Hong Kong and the Philippines. The Boys Division is playing the par-70 course from 6,197 yards and the Girls Division is playing from 5,529 yards.
Duan began his round by making birdie on five of the first six holes he played. Overall, Duan had 10 birdies on the day and only one bogey. Duan's short game was on fire during the second round. He chipped-in twice and only had to take 23 putts to get through his round.
My putting was a key part of my round, said Duan. I was making putt after putt. I only had 11 putts on the front nine and 12 on the back.
Duan's record-tying performance lowers his tournament total to 8-under-par 132, which leads the Boys Division by one stroke. This will be Duan's final AJGA event and he was thrilled to become a part of history before closing the book on his career as a junior.
Tying the record is great, I have never shot this low before, said Duan. The AJGA is one of the best golf associations out there, so to tie one of its records is amazing.
Beau Hossler of Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., had five birdies of his own in the second round on his way to finishing with a 4-under-par 66. Hossler sits just one stroke back of the leader at 7-under-par 133 for the tournament. Justin Pagila of Dublin, Calif., sits in third place after two rounds with a score of 4-under-par 136. Rounding out the top five in the Boys Division are Shotaro Ban of San Jose, Calif., and Matt Crawford of Redwood City, Calif., who both sit at 2-under-par 138.
In the Girls Division, Nhim carded an even-par 70 for the second day in a row. She leads the field by three strokes at even-par 140.
I was very steady today, said Nhim. I hit a lot of greens and was pretty consistent with my putting. Nhim went on to say that her iron play was very good and that she did not miss too many greens.
Sitting alone in second place in the Girls Division with a tournament total of 3-over-par 143 is Irina Paulin Gabasa of Cebu, Philippines. Gabasa finished the second round with a 1-under-par 69 and was the only girl in the field to card a sub-par score in the second round. Kortnie Maxoutopoulis of Pleasanton, Calif., and Esther Lee of Los Alamitos, Calif., are tied in third at 4-over-par 144 for the tournament.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The AJGA provides valuable exposure for college golf scholarships, and has an annual junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 49 states and 30 countries. To ensure scholarship opportunities for all junior golfers who have the skill, the AJGA created the Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program to provide financial assistance to young players in need.
Titleist, the AJGA's National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Association's success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, which is in its third decade of AJGA support, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004. In 2007, after 12 years of support, Polo Ralph Lauren became the AJGA's second Premier Partner.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. Former AJGA juniors have compiled more than 400 victories on the PGA and LPGA Tours. AJGA alumni include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Stewart Cink, Cristie Kerr, Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel.
Final round tee times will run from 7 a.m. 12:20 p.m. off the No. 1 tee. For more information about the Trader Joe's Junior Championship hosted by Pat Hurst, please contact Tournament Headquarters at (770) 601-5196.
The Foundation
The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA's mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
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Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.


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LAS CRUCES — New Mexico's chile acreage inched upward slightly last year, but the crop's long-term future still faces plenty of challenges.
That's according to experts Tuesday at the state's annual chile conference in Las Cruces.
In all, about 9,600 acres were harvested in 2012 —a modest 100 acres more than the previous year, according to federal numbers presented.
It's the second year in a row the crop acreage increased, after hitting a nearly 40-year low point in 2010.
"We're sort of stabilizing," said Dino Cervantes, 2013 president of the New Mexico Chile Association.
And while that may be seen by some as a positive, the problems that caused the New Mexico pepper industry's decline are still there, experts said. Among them are higher labor costs than in competitor countries, a crop that's vulnerable to plant-killing diseases and an irrigation water shortage locally.
Doña Ana and Luna counties are the top two chile-producing counties in the state.
Lou Biad of Las Cruces, who owns a chile processing company, said chile farmers in China, Mexico and Peru pay their workers a fraction of U.S. labor costs. The difference is $8 to $10 paid per hour domestically to $2 per day paid in other parts of the globe.
"The biggest problem we have is competition from other countries, where they can produce a product at a much lower cost," said Biad, while attending the conference. "The whole world is after this market.
Plus, Biad said farmers and processors in other nations have far fewer regulations to contend with.
"I have stacks of rules and regulations that the Chinese dealers don't have to deal with," said Biad, whose company owns three plants.
Some 210 people attended the two-day event at Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces, including representatives from chile processing plants and salsa companies, chile growers and chile scientists, organizers said.
A number of vendors were present, too. David and Sharon Crawford, distributors from just north of Artesia, were advertising a crop fertilizer, called Organic Gem, made from liquified fish. They claimed it would boost growth of chile and a spectrum of crops.
"It's organic; it's not going to hurt anyone or anything," Sharon Crawford said.
Researchers from the New Mexico Chile Institute, based at New Mexico State University, announced the completion of a draft map of the chile genome —a major step toward making genetic improvements in the chile crop.
There are potential genetic modifications to chile that could combat prominent chile diseases, said NMSU Associate Professor Stephen Hanson. For instance, a gene to deter a type of pathogen, known as phytophera, has been found in potatoes, he said.
"We're trying to see if we can move this gene into chile," he said.
The research that will be needed is expensive and could take a while, Hanson said.
"Lots of this is work in progress that will bear fruit in future years, hopefully," he said.
The chile institute has reached the $500,000 mark in raising money to pay for an endowed chair —essentially a permanently funded researcher who'll be dedicated to chile, said NMSU Professor Paul Bosland, co-chairman of the conference. The group is aiming for $1 million. Sales of chile products by the institute —which has a new social media presence —go toward the endowment, he said.
Diana Alba Soular can be reached at (575) 541-5443; follow her on Twitter @AlbaSoular
New Mexico chile acres harvested
Year Acreage
2012 9,600
2011 9,500
2010 8,700
2009 12,300
2008 11,100
2007 11,000
2006 13,800
2005 16,200
2004 15,400
2003 14,700
2002 16,800
2001 17,700
2000 19,000
1999 16,200
1998 21,500
1997 23,000
1996 23,300
1995 22,750
1994 27,300
1993 29,900
1992 34,500
1991 29,700
1990 28,700
1989 23,650
1988 22,210
1987 22,900
1986 22,100
1985 19,300
1984 17,000
1983 17,200
1982 14,600
1981 15,300
1980 17,200
1979 15,100
1978 11,200
1977 10,900
1976 10,400
1975 9,200
1974 9,400
1973 7,880
1972 7,150
1971 6,610
1970 5,550
1969 5,000
— Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture


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RYA Sail for Gold Heritage Exhibition is calling for photos and memorabilia from Olympic and Paralympic Games of the past.
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Did you know that sailing is one of the oldest sports on the Olympic programme? It was first contested at the Paris 1900 Olympic Games, with racing split between the River Seine and Le Havre.
Today, British sailors are a force to be reckoned with in the Olympic sailing classes. At the last Olympics held in Beijing in 2008 the team clinched an impressive seven medals; four gold, two silver and one bronze.
With the 2012 Games just around the corner the RYA, as part of its 'Sail for Gold' programme, is putting together an exciting exhibition of photos and memorabilia to celebrate our great Olympic and Paralympic heritage.
'So far we have secured some fabulous memorabilia for the exhibition from past Olympic sailors Rodney Pattisson, Keith Musto and Vernon Stratton. David Bond who won Gold in the Swallow class at the 1948 Games has also generously loaned us a fantastic scrap book of photos, invitations and letters of thanks.
'We would love to see what other people and sailing clubs across the country might have tucked away and would be kind enough to share with us for the exhibition, whether they were a competitor, spectator or volunteer', explained Celia Edgington, Sail for Gold Co-ordinator.
'We already have a number of items to include in the exhibition from the 1980's up to the present day so we would really welcome photos and memorabilia from pre 1980. Perhaps you have old photos, programmes or press cuttings, or maybe autograph books or ticket stubs to the sailing events. If so we would love to hear from you.'
The Heritage Exhibition will be touring the UK from January 2012 and will be in Weymouth during the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. A full list of tour dates will be issued in due course.
If you do have any photos or memorabilia from previous Games that you would be happy to share and include in the exhibition next year then please contact Celia on 02380 604 107 or email email@example.com
Did you know?
• Early on the sailing was dominated by bigger boats, sometimes with a crew of 10-12 sailors. From the 1950's onwards the trend has been towards smaller one-design boats. Today's boats reflect the latest developments in the sport.
• The first woman to win an Olympic Sailing medal was Frances Rivett-Cama from Great Britain, who won gold in London 1908.
• Great Britain was the most successful Sailing nation at the Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008 Games.
• Women have always been allowed to take part in Olympic sailing competition, but events specifically for women were only introduced at the Seoul Games in 1988.
• The sports name was changed from 'Yachting' to 'Sailing' at the Sydney 2000 Games.
• Windsurfing was introduced as a sailing event at the Los Angeles 1984 Games. Women competed on equal terms against the men until their own discipline was introduced in 1988.
• Sailing first appeared at the Paralympics as a demonstration sport at the 1996 Atlanta Games. In 2000 it was included in the Paralympic Games Competition programme as a medal sport with events for the Sonar (three person keelboat) and the 2.4mR (single-person keelboat).
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D.C. United Signs F Jason ThompsonJuly 23, 2004 - Major League Soccer (MLS) - D.C. United Press Release
We are excited to have Jason join our organization, said Dave Kasper, United Technical Director. He is a talented young player and we look forward to his contributions to our team.
Thompson, a member of the U-23 National Team, has made just one appearance in league play this season as a result of spending time rehabilitating a torn ACL suffered while training with the U-23 National Team in Portugal in January. In 2003, he played with the U-23 National Team on a tour of England in which he scored two goals.
A standout in college, Thompson was an Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Conference selection in 2001, his second year at Eastern Illinois University. In 2000, he led the nation in goals and was runner-up in points. His efforts earned him a unanimous pick as Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year, Soccer America Freshman All-American, and Second Team All-Mid Region.
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Planning a birthday party, especially a girl's sweet 16th, is a fun, exciting activity, that is sometimes also daunting. This is a guide about 16th birthday party ideas for girls.
What to Buy a Girl for Her Sweet 16
She's finally made it to the her sweet 16 birthday party, but what is the right present to get for this very special birthday? A sweet 16 gift card that can be emailed right away is a fantastic option if you are struggling to find the perfect gift.
Here are questions related to 16th Birthday Party Ideas for Girls.
I'm turning 16 in March and have no idea what to do. I have considered a bon fire or maybe going to a indoor pool, but I'm so lost. I will have about 10 other friends there at the most. I would like it to be somewhat cheap for my parent's budget.
I want it to be super fun and something I will never forget. Any ideas or suggestions? I would like to do something outside, but with the weather, I'm not sure.
By Sabrina from Mt.Vernon, MO
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By Louise B. 6 2,526 02/09/2014
I personally think that it is the friends you spend the event with rather than the "stuff" you do that makes the time special. The simplest things can be the best fun. Both of your ideas sound like fun. Perhaps you could do both. I always think that spending time around a campfire, talking, roasting hotdogs, making s'mores, etc. is a wonderful time. Perhaps one of your friends knows how to play a guitar and you can have a sing-a-long. That is always fun.
I'm turning 16 soon and my parents don't exactly have a lot of money to spend for my birthday because my little brother's birthday is a week after mine. What should I do that is inexpensive and yet something fun I can actually get to enjoy and remember?
By Katelyn P.
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I am looking for food ideas (other then pizza) for a girls 16th birthday party. It's going to be held at an indoor pool. There will be about 6 to 8 teenagers and some adults. Any ideas on activities would be appreciated too.
Hilda from Hagerstown, MD
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By Hilda Cooper 4 26 12/31/2008
Thanks everyone for your ideas. We went with a semi-Hawaiian theme. Fruit kabobs were a big hit because all the girls are so weight conscience even some of the young men. Teriyaki chicken kabobs. Cup cakes arranged in the number 16, instead of a traditional birthday cake. That way no extra plates or forks needed and they could grab them, go and wander around the pool. Good time had by all. Thanks again!
I'm having a 16th birthday party, and I have about 35-40 people I want to invite. It can't be too expensive, less that $500/$400, but I want it to be really fun while classy at the same time, you know? I know a lot of people have themes, but I'm not really too into that. I was thinking of maybe renting out a banquet hall and to just have food and dancing, but that might be too much and I can't seem to think of anything else. Any ideas? Please help! :)
By katie517 [1]
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I am also having a sweet sixteen, and my theme is game night/80s. We are going to have it at my house (saves you money from renting a place so you can spend it on decorations, food, and games). There will be games and contests set up all over the house and at the end of the night prizes and "teen choice awards." We are also going to have a bonfire outside. I suggest making sure to have good food, because thats one thing that every teenager is absolutely in love with! Hope your birthday is great
My 16th birthday is coming up next year on the 14th of February and I'm stuck on what to do! I can't have a party at home because I live in a small flat and I can't have a party outside as I only have a little garden. I live in Newcastle and there's not a lot to do in the winter. I would roughly like to invite 12 friends. Any ideas guys?
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By Louise B. 6 2,541 11/09/2015
My sons occasionally had to chip in for part of the cost of the entertainment if it was pricey when they were invited to a birthday party. For example, on an outing to a ski hill or to paint ball, each guest paid their own way. The birthday family provided transportation and food. If you decide to do something indoors (such as the suggestions from Fugal Sunnie,) and the cost is too much for your family, you might ask guests to pay their own way. Also, I don't think that you need only to consider a private rental at places. I have seen parties at bowling alleys and pools where the guests just go as part of the public. Nothing wrong with that, for a smaller group (say 12).
Thanks for reading this! I appreciate any advice you can offer. I am not girly and not outgoing (so there won't be very many people at my party (10 at the most) and they will be all girls).
I am looking for any party ideas that are free or really cheap :) I'm not paying for it, but my parents don't have much money and so I don't want them to have to spend lots of money on a birthday party.
I don't want to have a slumber party, and I can't do anything on the weekends because of work. I know that it is really easy for people to get bored at parties if there isn't something going on at all times, and I'd hate for that to be my party.
Does anyone have any ideas? Basically: cheap, fun, and simple? Thanks!
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You could always get some balloons (either fill with helium or just use air) but before you blow them up, roll up a truth or dare card in it. It's really fun and people have to pop the balloon to get to the card.
I am turning 16 in March and I want to have a big party, but as of right now I can't think of a good theme for my party. I'm afraid anything I choose might be a disaster and I just can't decide. So if you have any good ideas I would love to hear them. Thank you.
By Caci from SC
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I'm turning 16 in July my prom is also in July on the 15th, so I am having a prom theme party on the 22nd everyone thinks its a really good idea as they will get more wear out of their prom outfits :) if your not how about a theme maybe a fancy dress, or a themed fancy dress? Favorite celebs, singers, actors or Disney characters?
My 16th is in October and I'm really confused on what to do, I've considered a bonfire, but I don't want all my friends to get really bored and our garden isn't that big either. I'm thinking of inviting around 25 girls and guys and I don't want to spend a lot of money.
If anyone has any ideas please let me know :)
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By chloecaitlyn 1 09/06/2015
hi, my birthday is in October aswell and I was just coming to get ideas off here but last year I had the same amount and we went shopping out of town and then we caught the bus home and when we got home got dressed up in heels and dresses and went out for dinner then we watched movies until we fell asleep. The day after that we went to a local show and the weekend was a blast!
I'm turning 16 on April 22. I'm having a party with boys and girls, and it's very low budget. I want to do something at a park. I don't want it to be a scavenger hunt, as some of my friends have scoliosis (curved spine, very painful), and they can't move around for an extended period of time. I'm not very girly either. My parents don't want a bunch of people over. It doesn't have to be at a park. Any ideas? Please, nothing expensive. Thank you!
By Dolores
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Try doing maybe a cookout with hotdogs and s'mores kind of thing.
I am having a sort of dance party at my house and there will probably be about 100 people there, guys and girls mixed. I have a DJ planned for the dancing, and all my food is planned as well, but I can't think of any other activities as dancing for hours upon hours can be boring. Please help?
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I agree with redhatterb-a large number of attendees for most homes! A DJ is a good idea but, of course, people will dance only for so long.
Your main problem is that you have so many people in one place that trying some other form of entertainment is rather difficult. You can consider a scavenger hunt but need several people to handle the arrangements, hunt items, places, etc. Other possibilities are hiring entertainers such as comedians, actors, etc., for performances.
What are some ideas for a 16th birthday party?
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By Katelynn O. 1 2 04/19/2014
Get dressed up with a bunch of your friends and go out to an expensive dinner, have a hang out session at your house. Just decorate everything super cute, rent out a small little house and have your party there with decorations, music, food, and a photo booth.
There's so many things you can do. 16th birthday parties don't have to be a massive thing. Get your friends together and celebrate your birthday doing what you want to do. The party isn't what makes you have a great birthday, it's the people you choose to be around that makes all the difference.
I need some frugal birthday ideas for my twins that are turning 16. A young man and a young woman. Please help!
By Deb from Cypress, CA
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What a great Idea! Our Church would let us use the kitchen and we could have a "cook off" Girls vs Boys...good healthy "inexpensive" fun. Maybe we can make our own cake too!
I am turning 16 in less than 2 months, and I have no idea on what to do. I would really like to do something unique, but my birthday is in December. I really don't like most winter themed parties, and I am fairly athletic. Not many of my friends are as well, but I would to do something active. None of us are really girly. And I am planning on maybe 5 or 6 people at the most.
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By Louise B. 6 2,526 10/23/2015
Will you have snow? If so, how about tobogganing? Skating and skiing require skill to really be fun, and can be expensive if you need a ski lesson (and then it will be fun.) What about laser tag? That might be totally different and is active without being too difficult.
I turn 16 at the end of January and I have no idea what I want to do. I don't have enough close girlfriends to have it be just us, so I want to do a mixed group. I just can't seem to find anything good to do. Other Sweet 16s that I have been to have had pool tables, ping pong, poker, arcade games, etc. I'm just worried that it will be completely boring. One girl in my class had a party during the summer, but it was wildly inappropriate and I'm worried that if I have a dance party, everyone will think it's a complete bore compared to hers. What should I do?
By Charlotte W.
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Consider a scavenger hunt. Ideas here:
Also, this website is interesting-scroll down to Best Teen Party Ideas:
My bday is this month (January). I want a party, but I don't if you know the feeling. It's going to be all girls. I want something that is cheap and easy to do. Any possible ideas?
By Emily
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By cheney bird 1 2 01/02/2015
Do a scavenger hunt! Those are always really fun. Another idea is if your party is in the winter, maybe going ice skating then to dinner and/or a movie would be fun as well. Lastly, just a fun sleepover with your bffs is a blast, even though it is simple.
I'm turning 16 on the 9th of February and I have absolutely no idea what to do. I want something fun and enjoyable but not something huge like a party as I don't have many friends and am not really into parties.
I wouldn't mind spending a day out with my boyfriend, but my birthday is on a school day which doesn't help. I really need some ideas as I've searched everywhere and I can't find anything that I like or am interested in.
By Fatemeh Z.
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By WrenchWench31 1 12/17/2014
Some ideas may be the thrifty date: you and your friends/boyfriend go to the 2nd hand store with a small budget ($5-20) each buy the tackiest outfit you can for that amount. do fashion show while you are there and just have fun putting the most hideous outfit tougher.
You then follow this up with going out to your birthday dinner (in the outfits of tacky) i recommend something like McDonalds. bring a table cloth and candle for the meal and just have a grand time. Its cheep its fun and can be done with as many or few people as you wish. Just have a good time.
I want to have a dress up theme for my party, and I don't know what would be good and semi easy for a group of 15-16 year olds.
By Jada
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By cheney bird 1 2 01/02/2015
A few good ideas if you want to have a dress up theme would be a masquerade which sounds a lot more expensive and hard than it is. All you need to do is decorate your venue fancy and then have someone play music and get a dress and mask or a tux for guys, then there is your party.
You could also do a red carpet themed party, where you just hang with friends and talk and dance in fancy outfits, but obviously the red carpet itself is essential. There are many more things you could do so suggest researching this more, and good luck to you!
My birthday is in less than 2 months and I still have no idea what to do! I don't want to have a big party... just three girls and myself. I was thinking of a spa day but it's just so expensive, and my parents don't want to spend that much money on the party. Plus the venue can't be too far away because we don't have a car at the moment. Please help!
By Emily
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Just do a cute at home sleep over if you have nail polish buy some cucumbers and some face wipes and your ready to go also go with four really small cakes and put there first letter of there name on the cake its really easy to pipe I would also suggest bethany mota on youtube look up her diy and she has this one with her friends it was so cute!!!!!
My 16th birthday is this month. I wanted to get a massage done with one of my friends, but since you have to be 18 and older to do it without a parent in the room, I decided not to. Are there any other ideas that are fun and not a party at a house with alcoholic with one friend.
By Maddie
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By the best101 7 12/06/2014
I think y'all should go to a club or teen, then ride the rest of the night out.
I'm turning 16 on September 18th and I live in Florida. I'm not sure what to do and how many friends to invite. It will be all girls because I don't think any guys would come. Any suggestions?
By Nicole L.
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if you like the beach and if you have a some cash in your pocket well all you have to go is go to the beach have a tiki party with drinks and little hand foods or rent jet ski's I know how you fell girl I too live in a really hot place its called Florida lol so I would do and thing not so hot lol
My 16th birthday is in a few weeks (July 2) and I still haven't planned anything. I would like to have many friends over (boys and girls), but I also want to do something that is inexpensive. Please help!
By Kristen A.
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By Claire Gallaher 1 06/29/2014
Scavenger hunt for fun things around town or at a mall or just within your property!
My 16th birthday party is coming up and I need a few ideas on what to do. There's only going to be a few people and it's mainly girls, but a couple of guys are coming as well. I was thinking an expensive dinner at a fancy restaurant, renting out a house that you can decorate it however you want, bring food, play games, dance, play, music etc. However, my dad is building up my backyard to have a fire pit and I don't want to hurt his feelings and not use it when he made it his goal to finish it before my birthday so that we could hang out back there. Anyone have any ideas of what I should do?
By Katelynn O.
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I turn 16 August 1st and I am unsure of what to do for my birthday, any ideas?
By Emily H
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By Katelynn O. 1 2 04/19/2014
It depends on what you would like to do and how many people you are planning to invite! Is it all girls or a mixture? Do you want to spend a lot of money or have a decent but inexpensive party? Details would be nice!
My 16th birthday is coming up. My party has to be cheap and at my house in winter. I don't know what I should do for my party. I don't even know how many people I am inviting. I'm a tomgirl so it can't be very girly. Please help me with some ideas.
By Elizabethfrom NE
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You could do a bonfire in your backyard! For my sweet sixteen my parents rented out 3 fire pits (which are inexpensive) and my guests could be either in my basement or outside in the winter without getting cold. Everyone loved it! There was no theme we all just hung out and had fun! A plus we got to wear whatever so that made it easy for everyone (and made the guys especially happy that they didn't have to dress up). And since I was on a budget we ordered pizza and got a variety of deserts and chips from Walmart.
As for a cake we made it ourself because it's more fun and really inexpensive! We put on the radio for music and the most expensive thing we got was a photobooth which was around $150 but definitely worth it! Not that many people have a party like this, they're usually upscale so a lot of people enjoyed it and thought it was "very unique".
I was born in America, but grew up in Ireland. Everyone thinks that seeing as I'm kind of a yank and turning 16 is huge over there I should do something biggish for my 16th in March. It is 6 months away, I'm just not sure what to do. Having sleepovers, going to town for the day, going to the cinema, or going to discos are always done for everyone's birthday every year. I'd love to do something different, something new. There would be 10 people including me (all girls). I would really appreciate any ideas, because I really can't think of anything! And if possible, the less it costs the better.
By Bláthnaid F.
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My oldest daughter is turning 16 in a week and she wants to have a party. We don't have a very big house and also don't have a lot of money. She has a list of about 17 people, boys and girls. Any ideas?
By Carlene V from Coeur d'Alene, ID
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By ShirleyE 30 41 10/11/2013
Get the guests to come early with their make-up bags and they can all do each other's hair and make-up as a warm up to the party. Then just provide loud music and plenty of pizza and burgers. Maybe have a fashion show where they can strut their stuff up and down the room.
I'm turning 16 in about 2 weeks. I have no money to spend, but I'm trying to make it fun. I'm having about 25 girls over and I want it to be just a fun hang out kind of thing, but don't want it be boring. I was thinking some games we could play would be fun, but I don't know any games to play. Any ideas?
By Koki F.
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By Paul Wilson 3 8 10/08/2013
How about a costume contest? Or have your friends bring clothes that can be cut up and make zombie outfits and practice for halloween. Add popcorn and scary movies and outdoor christmas lights! The 18 year old next door did this and it was the best party ever!
My friend and I are both turning 16 and want to have a joint party. We are on a very limited budget and can only invite 20-30 people. I was thinking about like, a scavenger hunt in two teams each with a different birthday girl and we end up meeting in the same place, but I'm not sure she would go for it. I think she wants a more elegant dinner type thing, but I'm not sure that we can afford it. Help!
By Tia xx
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By Louise B. 6 2,526 09/18/2013
This sounds like a very nice idea. There is no reason you could not end with something elegant. I'd suggest, however, something less formal, as 16 year old boys are not into "elegant". I am sure they would much prefer burgers. You could do sliders (tiny makes it elegant), and how about birthday cupcakes arranged on tiered plates, with iced tea in lovely glasses.
I'm having my sweet 16 in two months and I still need to come up with ideas. The main theme is Murder Mystery. I want to have a nice dinner that ends up in us having to solve a mystery. It doesn't have to be a murder mystery, but a mystery of some sort. I'd like to keep it cheap.
By Cassieu
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By glimmer62 4 70 09/02/2013
You could use a boxed game set, ($20 on Amazon, as low $3 on ebay). You could try your local book store or Goodwill for these as well. Make your invitations, ask people to dress as their character, instant party. Do you have a favorite mystery you've read? That could work also.
I am turning 16 in February and it is going to be cold. I am planning a girl and boys party and I am not a girl girl. I want my party to be great fun and memorable, something that my friends will never forget. I don't know if I want my party to be in February or just wait until the summer to have my party. So I need help on themes and games. Please help!
By Kathleen M from Finksburg, MD
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By Klasee Jade G. 1 12/01/2013
I am having a 16th birthday in February also. If everything goes as planned I'm going to rent out a space and have a giant party with everyone i know. but I am doing it with my sister for her 15th birthday but we will each have our entrance and what not. I am still worried about how its gonna turn out but oh well.
I am turning sixteen in a few months. I really want to do something small, like go out with four of my close friends, but I have no idea what to do. I don't want to have a sleepover, because we have sleepovers literally every week! Any ideas?
By Izzi V.
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By Louise B. 6 2,526 08/14/2013
Why don't you investigate going to live theatre or something like that, which you couldn't do with a group. Perhaps you could even take a trip to a nearby city, if you live in a small center or in the country, to attend this event. Combined with a dinner or lunch out at a nice bistro or upscale cafe, this would be very nice for girls your age. As well, most restaurants will have the staff bring out cake and sing happy birthday if you let them know it is that kind of party, and that is pretty special!
I am having my 16th birthday at a park with different sport activities, if anyone wants to play. But I need more ideas on what to do at my party. Any ideas?
By Alexis B
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By samanthadeseno 1 10/15/2013
Have you thought about a movie night at home? Get some snacks and a bunch of movies you guys can just wear pjs and have blankets. And make it a sleep over.
Or you could do make overs with your friends, like you can get those little packs of face masks for really cheap and do each others nails and make up. Then take s bunch of pictures of each other and do a fashion show or something like that. You can blast music or make it like a spa up to you.
Crafting or baking party there are so many things you can do for very low cost well good luck and happy birthday.
I'm just starting to plan my 16th. It's about two months away in early September. I'ts going to be a superhero and super villain party and I need some really good food ideas. Any advice would be great.
By Kara K
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- virgin cocktails with names like hulk smash, thor's hammer, and black widow.
- get creative with cheese, grapes, pretzels, and more to make superhero symbol crackers
-order pizzas and ask them to arrange the toppings in superhero/villain symbols
- make rice crispy bites and put flags in them that say "pop" "smash" "crack" and the like.
I want something good for my birthday party, but I don't know what to have. I want to invite 10 friends.
By Annie
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I'm 15 turning 16 next week. I need some ideas that are quick to plan and for a moderate amount of money. I'm having my best friends over. I don't drink alcohol and my parents would never allow a house party. All my best friends are different and I want them all to have fun. I'm not sure what to do. I like to dance and sing, but some of my friends, I don't think would be up for karaoke or anything like that. I'm so lost. Any ideas based on the information I gave?
By Tia
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If it's not too late, my bday is quite the same. Although my bday is on April not next week, I was thinking of smores where I could sit around with friends and roast some marshmallows and have a fondue. Plus we just love to chat really! I was also thinking of where everyone has to have wear some kind of a medal (something around they're neck) and they have to try and not too say your name and if someone says your name, a person has to take it off them and the one with the most medals wins, you can decide on the prize.
I'm also having a game of beer pong and you can have yours without alcohol if you wish if any reason your not allowed or just want to keep it clean tbf. And you can have a competition of stack of cups after, i guess. So far that's all I can think of, but my family is thinking if doing sports for entertaiment but some of my friends and I are not keen on it!
I'm throwing a party for my triplets and they all have different party ideas. What are some ideas that they will all agree on?
By April C
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By Lorraine 40 28 05/19/2013
I have no idea how you get any 16 year olds to agree. Maybe get 3 ideas from each person, write each 1 on piece of paper and put them (9 pieces) into a hat/bowl and
get them to pull out 1 each then put the 3 they pulled out into a hat and the one pulled out is the way to go.
I will be 16 soon and I want to do something for my birthday, but I don't want it to cost too much. Anyone got any ideas?
By Yasmin
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By Ethel Gerberick 6 37 04/30/2013
How about having a scavenger hunt. Have a selection of items they must find. You could take pictures in advance of items for them to locate. Ex.- a house with a missing shutter, a red door. Maybe this will give you an idea. Then when they return to the house have cake and ice cream.
I turn 16 next year and don't really have a set birthday party idea. I considered doing something at a local pavilion or club, but didn't know if that was too fancy for a boy's sixteenth birthday. My mom's willing to pay for anything I want. Any suggestions?
By Antwan R.
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By mc4lifes 26 8 05/31/2012
How about having it at a community club, going out or a massive party? It's your birthday and your choice. How about getting your friends to help you plan?
My 16th birthday is coming up and I need ideas for my birthday party. I'm going to have it at my church's gym and invite around 30 friends. Any ideas for group games, activities, or any other fun things we could do?
By Emma F.
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By javamom77 13 14 01/26/2012
If you can get a hold of a karaoke then you can have song competitions for the best imitation, funniest, & group effort.
- dance competition
- You could have a photo caption booth with a person taking pics or have a video camera ready for the guests to leave fun messages. This is also a great keepsake for the birthday girl.
I am having my 16th birthday party this Friday and I already have the main thing planned. I'm filling balloons with neon washable paints and putting black lights everywhere in my backyard to have a paint balloon fight with all my friends like in the movie "10 Things I Hate About You". It's going to be at night but my only problem is that its going to be about 39 degrees outside. Does anyone have any ideas to do in case its too cold or if we finish the fight early because the party is from 7-11p.
By Taylor from Houston, TX
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By Gabriela 1 1 02/10/2010
I'm fifteen, and a good idea is to do a campfire, unless it's raining of course (: I did one at my last birthday party, and everyone really enjoyed it. It kept everyone calm while at the same time they had fun.
another idea is the simple games of truth or dare, apples to apples, twister, or you could make your own pizzas or something fun like that. good luck!
I'm turning 16 at the end of May and I really wanted a sweet 16, but my parents don't have the money to spend on it and my mom thinks it's a bit silly. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for a 16th birthday party for a girl. I would really like if everyone was able to dress up nicely, but not have to rent out a venue or something like that. Any suggestions will do! Thanks.
My birthday was September 23rd so I wanted to celebrate with some friends. I live in New York and wanted to go do something fun in the city. I would only invite around 5 girls. I want to do something fun because my friends get bored easily, but I really don't have a lot of money to go to these expensive places! Please help.
I'm turning 16 at the end of this month and idk what to do. It's my first party where I can invite guys, but that can only happen if the party isn't at my house. My mom doesn't trust guys so she wants to do something that's cheap, but fun, where she doesn't have to clean up afterwards.
I was thinking a pizza place with games singing, etc., or going to Santa Monica, bowling, or ice skating. I need help please and thank you.
I am turning 16 May 24th and I was going to have a bonfire, but my mom said no, so now I am only having my 2 best friends over Kyle and Ashley and I have no idea what to do. We were planning to go to Seattle, but now we might go to Portland. Except I do not know what there even is to do over there. I need help and fast!
It's my 16th soon and it's a school day so I only have the weekend to do something, before the event or after. I have 2 friendship groups, and they have never really mixed before. So I need ideas for my birthday with them separately. One of the groups would be a day doing something and the other could be doing something then like a sleepover/slumber party after. They're both mixed boys and girls.
By Amber
I don't know what I want to do for my birthday. It's May 10th, which also happens to be Mother's Day this year. I want to do something that's different, not something everyone does like bowling.
Any ideas would be really helpful.
By Anna
I have no idea what I can do. I don't have many friends to invite and my house isn't so big.
By Nora W.
I'm going to sixteen in March and I want a party, but it can't be a dance or anything dance related and it has to be inexpensive because I'm going to a youth conference a week before. Could someone help me out please?
By Alex
I don't know would what my theme for my 16th birthday could be. I have no idea. We are gonna be about 12-15 girls and I want something cool and unforgettable. Can you help me?
By Fadime from Denmark
My birthday is on the 18th of March. It's difficult because I just found out I'm a year older which means I will be turning 17 and not 16. But I want to celebrate my 16th. Any ideas?
By T tois
I'm turning 16 in a month and I don't have any clue what I want to do for a party. We don't have a large budget and I don't have very many friends (2 girls 3-5 guys), so a big party is out of the question. I'm trying to be open about any ideas. I just want to have fun and make it a night I will remember with all of my friends. Any ideas?
By Taylor P.
My birthday is at the end of March. My mum is making me plan for it, but I have just recently moved towns. I don't know many people in my new town, but I would like a mixed party. I know I have school to meet new people, but I start at the end of January which leaves 2 months to meet and greet people along with study and party planning and all. Most of my friends live in another town. I really wanted to do something with them, but things changed. Please help with a 16th birthday party theme.
By Gabrielle O from Brisbane, Queensland
I am turning 16 soon. I don't know what exactly to do. I just had my cotillion a couple of months ago, so I can't have a sweet sixteen. I want to be with my friends, but I don't know exactly where to go. I could care less about the money I just want something that I can enjoy as well as my friends. Any suggestions?
By Lizeth G.
I turn 16 in July. I have most people coming in a hall, but I don't know what to do and I don't want it to be all dressy like MTV. I need ideas so my guests don't get bored.
By Courtney.t from glen alpine, NSW
Any good 16th bday party ideas? I'd like it to be unique and not involve massive amounts of people drinking at my house. I have lots of friends who are polar opposites and get a bit antsy. They also don't really know each other and I have a mesh of guys and girls. Any ideas would be awesome!
By Sadie E.
I'm turning 16 soon, and I would love to do something fun with my friends. My birthday is in late February and I'm in Southern California. I want to bring about 3-5 friends and since times are hard, it's $200 all together.
It's mixed boy and girl. I need to think about weather. My dad will pay for them depending on how much, and they'd pitch in to help as well. So yeah, please help. Thanks (:
By Jennifer G.
I am looking for ideas for my birthday party, including the dress code, color, and the theme of the party.
By Mary
I'm having a sweet sixteen in April and it will be around income tax time so money is not an issue. I want to invite 30-40 friends, boys and girls. But I don't know what would be fun activities for us to play because they each like something different. I don't know where to have it at either. I live in a decent sized town. I'm a girl in need of help.
By Timysha F.
My party is on the first of February, and I want to have a big celebration. The problem with that is I can't have an expensive party. People of both genders will be invited. I'm open to just about anything unique and fun. Does anyone have any ideas?
By Kelsey Y.
I wanna have a really good 16th birthday party that everyone will remember and were they will have fun! I just need help figuring out what we could all do. My birthday is January 21st, but I'm having my party the 17th of January. Help!
By Nina H
I'm turning 16 at the end of the week. My parents want a detailed party plan from the moment guests arrive to the moment they leave. I'm going with a "Summer Evening" theme, and there's gonna be about 20 people. Any ideas?
By Klaudia Z.
What are some good, fun, exciting, unusual places to have your 16th bday that would be remembered forever?
By Brittany M
My 16th birthday is coming up and I have no idea what to do. I have had a party the last 2 years. I want to do something with my friends, but it has to be affordable. If you have any ideas please tell.
By Adrianna from CO
I am having my 16th birthday party in 2 and a half weeks and I have no clue what activities to do! It is just going to be a simple thing at my house with like five friends, but they keep telling me I need to do something somewhat big. So far we are going to do smores outside over a fire and play bunco so any ideas are welcome.
Thank you in advance.
By EM
My birthday is in 3 weeks, and I can't think of anything to do for my party.
By Kaylee from Groves, TX
I really need some ideas for my birthday, it's next week on November 15. I want to really have an exciting unforgettable birthday!
By Briana M
My twin and I are turning 16 next week and next weekend we're having a party. So far, we know who we are going to invite and where the main part of it will be. There will be about 13 people in all, if everyone shows up. And we're planning a bonfire (my twin's idea). My twin wants me to think of something to do also. (We are both girls.)
What else would 15/16 year olds like to do?
By Jaina
My birthday is in less than a month and I need some ideas on what to do to celebrate. I was thinking maybe a hotel party, but I'm not too sure about it. Any ideas on what I should do? I'm not really into having a party though.
By Jessica
I'll be 16 in a couple weeks and I'm really excited. I love having the attention! I'm not really sure what to do. I live in New Mexico now in a really small town and have a lot of friends here and in Arizona. I have an option to stay here for my birthday and do something really small and affordable (low cost) or I can go to Arizona for a few days for my birthday weekend and see old friends, but idk what I'd do either way? any ideas?
By Asha S.
I'm turning 16 in November. Where I live it's gonna be quite cold. I have no idea what to do. Ideas?
By Caitlinn A.
I don't have many friends and I don't really want to do anything for my birthday. What's something fun and creative I can do for my 16th birthday? Please help, it's a week from today!
By Victoria V.
I'm having a sweet 16 in 3 weeks and I have no idea what food I should serve or what I should do.
By Amanie from NSW
I am turning 16 on Halloween and I really don't know what to do because there's school. But I wanna have a party or go out with friends and family can you please help me?
By Tiyiana
My 16th birthday is in a month and two days and we plan to have a party on November 1st, which is two days after my birthday. My mom wants me to get ideas for a party and I want both friends and family there, but it has to be cool. I have no ideas on what to do. Help please.
By Katelyn R
So, I know it sounds a little bit childish, but why not. I'm having a superhero themed sixteenth birthday party for my birthday this year.
I've got almost everything, like Batman invites, Superman plates, and the Hulk cake. I just need some activities that my friends (15-17) will enjoy and that will make this a party to remember.
Can you please help me?
By Zoe Bree
I am having a 16th birthday party and I can't pick a theme. Do you have any ideas? I think I might have my party at my local community center, but I am not sure. I also need ideas on games, food, and well everything; it's in two months and I have no idea what I want. Please help!
By Tia
So I don't really want to have a big party. I would rather have fewer friends over and do something special that I will remember. My birthday is a week after Halloween so its usually cold where I live.
By Elizabeth
My birthday is in October and I am going to be 16. I need help, I am having a limo and a party, but I need something to do before that. Could you please help me? I am stuck.
By Georgia L from Llandudno, Wales
I just wanna ask for ideas. I don't have any idea of what theme I should go with. Can you suggest a theme that is related to my sweet sixteen birthday? and what is cool?
By Kristine
I am planning a sweet 16 in December and need ideas for what you could do in the cold weather! I have a lot of friends and I want them to not be bored. Please help.
By Jaycee
My birthday is September first and it lands on Labor Day weekend. My parents said I could do whatever I want, they even said I could throw a party. But I'm not the party type. My mom then suggested I go out with a few of my friends for dinner and movies. That sounded really nice except I have friends that I'm close to that either don't know each other or they don't like each other. And I really don't want any drama on my birthday. Please help me with some ideas on where to go or on what to do, I can invite I think around 5-7 friends. Thank you, your help is much appreciated.
By Des
I am having a 16th in early September and I am not sure what to do. I have some ideas: dance party, scavenger hunt, things like that, but I am still unsure. And I can't spend too much. Any ideas?
My sixteenth birthday is coming up in a few months and I have no idea what to do, I'm not like most girly girls so I would prefer more of a club type atmosphere or anything that involves dancing. Any ideas on places in Durban where I can make this happen? Thanks.
By concerned15yearold
I'm having my sweet 16th in a week and a half and its going to be a gangsta paradise theme, but I'm not sure what kind of activities to do. Please help!
By Krissy
I am having my birthday at a gym, we have a photo booth and will be playing volleyball. I need ideas for other activities to do, there will be people of all ages. Any ideas?
Thank you.
By Brooke
I'm having a sweet 16 party on November 9th, and it is going to be a dance party. I'm trying to think of how to decorate it because its going to be at my clubhouse in my neighborhood. I was thinking of black and dark pink colors or something like that. I was wondering what kind of party favors I could do that would not be to expensive. I found these cute invitations that look like tickets but I didn't know if that would be a good idea because it isn't a concert. So any opinions you have or any other help would be great. Thanks.
Alayna from Georgia
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I'm throwing a sweet 16 the 1st weekend in November (Saturday the 3rd, because my birthday is the 1st of November). It's going to be a dance party at my neighborhood club house and I'm not really sure if my party should have a theme or not. I'm trying to think of a cute centerpiece for the tables for when we eat dinner. Also I wasn't sure what I should serve for dinner or if I should just serve snacks. If you have any ideas please help me. Alayna from Dacula, GA
P.S. There is a "ready to use" cheese cake filling on the market in Ca. Check to see if it is available in your town. Would be easier than mixing for this recipe. (07/19/2007)
By kimhis
I am turning 16 this year and have no idea what to do for it. I am looking for lower budget ideas, themes are okay, and preferably for both guys and girls.
I need ideas for a sixteen year old birthday party. Not themes, but actual ideas as to what these young people can do without spending a fortune. Please help.
By Lucy Lu from WI
We usually play teams, but you can play 2 people, up to maybe six at a time (3 per team). The teams take turns tossing a Frisbee to try to hit the other team's pole or bottle, to knock the bottle off. If it hits the ground, it's 3 points to the throwing team. If someone on the other (catching) team catches it with two hands, it's one point for them; if they catch it with "one" hand, it's three points. First team to 21 wins. The thrower must stand behind the pole, not in front it it. We've had a lot of fun playing this. Good luck. (06/26/2009)
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By lindybell
Also, bring their mothers over so they can join you. That way it'll be a mother/daughter party what a wonderful memory this would bring. Good luck. Here's a song to get the party going, Cindy Lauper "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun." (06/26/2009)
By rosefroggie
I am looking for fun birthday party ideas for a Sweet Sixteen.
By Lili
If you had enough people you could have a Team Jacob/Team Edward game time, whether it would be baseball game or some other game. You could have trivia for the Twilight series. You could watch the Twilight Movie. You could serve non-alcoholic red punch in plastic wine glasses. Red velvet cake. You could have Italian food-like Edward's family tried to feed Bella: pizza, salad, bread sticks or lasagna, salad, bread sticks.
Fun candy ideas: Candy Blood Bags from the Oriental Trading Company, on-line.
Since the Twilight book has an apple on the front, you could have a bowl of apples as a centerpiece for your table. New Moon has parrot tulips, so you could check the fake flower isle at Walmart or such. If you have the books or could borrow them, you could set up a mantel with the books. A fog machine would be cool. Of course for music the Twilight sound track (I'm sure one of your friends has it if you don't). If the birthday is after Halloween, hit Halloween clearances for vampire inspiration. Have fun. (10/09/2009)
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It happened right in the middle of the English teacher's lecture; several of the high schoolers were asleep, and the rest were slouched in their chairs, staring blankly at the walls. A sudden cry made them all jump, and the teacher paused with a puzzled expression on his face.
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The English teacher stepped quietly around the desk and approached the wildly staring girl, hoping to console her. Her gaze snapped to him, and she shouted madly at him, pointing at him, and then shielding her head with her arms as if he were about to strike her. By now, the dumbness had left the students, and the class was in an uproar. Jill, a kindhearted senior who was often seen with Paris, ran to find the school psychiatrist.
All in a breathless rush, she gasped out what had happened in the classroom. She seemed to blame herself for not telling anyone else before. She'd noticed there was something not quite right about Paris, but she hadn't wanted to gossip. "She would listen when you talked to her," Jill said, "and she'd laugh when you'd say something funny, but she'd seem to stare right through you, like she didn't see you. She'd often sit in a corner and talk to herself when she thought nobody was looking."
The psychiatrist asked when Jill had started noticing this.
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If Paris did need a friend, she didn't know it. She had been slipping away into a world that she had created for herself. Reality was growing darker and darker, but her alternate life was no different; it was filled with shadows and mist, and her view was obscured as she recoiled within herself. Now, when she saw the man whom she called father, she was no longer able to keep the bitter words from spilling from her mouth. She would fly at him, releasing all her anger over the abuse and brutal murder of her mother and younger brother.
Her father kept her because she was beautiful. He would whisper in her ear that she was too beautiful for her own good, and he was only protecting her. When she cried, he would strike her across the face, and later threaten her, telling her that if she let loose to anyone, the consequences would be beyond her imagination. So Paris learned not to cry. She learned not to confide in anybody, to keep to herself. She fabricated her own fantasy around herself, shutting out the world.
So it was that on the afternoon of the day when the uproar had been caused in English class, Jill and a few of Paris's friends gathered together a number of students, and they went looking for her. They found her sitting by a small pond in the middle of a low field about a mile from her house. Her knees were pulled up to her chin; her arms were wrapped around her legs. She was rocking slowly back and forth, talking to somebody or something.
A large mud-green bullfrog was sitting on a rock by the girl, looking at her with bulbous eyes. She was murmuring to it softly: "Shh, don't let him know we're here. It's just our little secret." She giggled and raised her chin up into the air. "I am the queen," she said. "I am beautiful." She gazed up at the sky for a few moments before she looked abruptly down at the bullfrog. "Don't you think I'm beautiful?" she asked, peering down at her reflection in the shallow water.
She sat upright and turned suddenly at the sound of approaching footsteps. Her face brightened. "Ah, here are my subjects. They have come to pay me homage." She smiled widely, a beautiful smile, but it was marred by the madness in it, the wildness in her eyes.
As the group of students came nearer, the frog leapt off its rock and landed heavily in the pond with a dull splash. Paris looked slowly up at the faces above her. "You have frightened him away!" she cried. "He was quite content to sit there and listen to my stories. Now you have ruined our party." The smile on her faced morphed into a scowl, and she pointed regally to the pond. "Every last one of you. Now."
Jill stepped forward and began to say something, but she was halted by Paris, who stuck her nose in the air and turned away.
"My subjects are not to talk to me while I am at my party," she said imperially.
"Oh, Paris, please listen-" began Jill again, and laid her hand on the thin pale arm.
But at the contact, Paris started, wrenching herself away with a cry. "No! Leave me! My revenge is not on you; you are not my enemies. Go now while you still can!"
They hesitated, puzzled and unsure of what to do. Jill made one last desperate effort. "You have friends, Paris, friends. We're here for you. We can help you."
"No, no! No help. Leave me! He is coming! Save yourselves! I am too weak to run…run…." She drew up her knees again and wrapped her arms around her legs, rocking slowly to and fro.
And so they left her, mumbling in her delirious insanity, lost to reality. They left her sitting by the pond beneath an overcast sky, with only a bullfrog for company. They left her oblivious to the warbling trills of birds overhead and the soft breezes of early spring. They left her because she would not have it any other way.
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If You Like ... You'll Love: Karen Robards' Sleepwalker
Looking to add a few books to your TBR pile? In our column "If You Like ... You'll Love" RT staffers and reviewers will pick one new read and then suggest three other books that hold the same appeal. Today we look at this month's RT Seal of Excellence winner, Karen Robards' Sleepwalker.
Author Karen Robards has a long history of excellence. She penned her first book in 1981, a historical romance titled Island Flame. Since that time she has written over thirty novels set in both the past and present. Since 1995, she has published 22 stories and all of them have received RT ratings of 4 stars or above — 17 of those were 4 1/2 stars or above. The author's 2002 historical romance Irresistible took home that year's RT Reviewers' Choice award for Historical Romance of the Year and she was nominated for four additional Reviewers' Choice Awards. Robards has also won two coveted RT Career Achievement Awards, for contemporary romance in 1995 and the Romantic Suspense award in 2006. Although she has written across the romance genres, Robards' undeniable focus has been in romantic suspense. She writes gripping tales of ordinary women who land in extraordinary circumstances, and must fight to survive the ordeal.
In her latest novel, Sleepwalker, Robards introduces heroine Micayla "Mick" Lange a cop with a tragic past. Mick's life has never been easy and she is about to learn one more hard lesson — betrayal can come from even those closest to you. On the run for her life, Mick has no one to trust except a notorious thief. Jason may be a scoundrel, but he is still honorable, in his own way. Unable to leave Mick in danger, Jason helps her avoid capture and they are soon both running for their lives. Trust between the criminal and the cop is slow to build. But loyalty is earned and, unexpectedly, passion between the two explodes. The couple first brought together by necessity finds that they can't say goodbye.
RT Senior Reviewer Jill M. Smith says about Sleepwalker, "It's nonstop action from the first to last page as Robards takes readers on a whirlwind caper that finds a cop and a thief running for their lives. In a story that's reminiscent of her early romantic adventures, Robards doesn't allow either her characters or her readers the chance to take a deep breath as events proceed at a breakneck pace. This is romantic suspense at its finest: fast, furious, funny and passionate!"
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This past week two different events happened thousands of miles apart that will have a direct affect on many lives in Reno.
One was the hiring of Doug Knuth as the new athletic director at UNR. The other was the election of a new pope.
UNR President Marc Johnson chose a young, high energy, visionary. The College of Cardinals chose yet another old fart who appears to have one agenda: maintain the status quo.
As a lifelong Catholic, I am watching firsthand the slow, steady demise of the Catholic Church because it refuses to change with the times. Sixty to seventy percent of people who attend mass are over 60 years old. The vast majority of priests are over 60 years old, with few studying to replace them. Project these statistics over the next 30 years, and you have empty churches. In a world where Christ's message of "Love God, and love your neighbor as you love yourself" is so desperately needed, the College of Cardinals is stuck in the middle ages.
Thumbs up to President Marc Johnson. You, sir, get it. And thumbs down to the College of Cardinals. Gentlemen, you don't have a clue.
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