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Event 2015 - Saturday, February 21, 2015
Due to the ongoing San Antonio River Improvements Project, we will NOT be headquartered at Mission County Park or cleaning the Mission Reach Area until construction is complete.
Here's what you need to know to help pitch in with the Basura Bash Annual Waterways Clean-up Event
Volunteers will collect trash from the banks of San Antonio area waterways listed below:
- Saturday, February 21, 2015
- Registration and breakfast: 8 - 9 a.m.
- Waterways Clean-up: 9 a.m. - noon
Various parks and other areas along the waterways as indicated below.
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Help spread the word! Please click on the poster graphic to download a PDF to print out and hang in your place of work or business.
Trash is carried to our rivers and creeks by storm drainage, run-off, and careless human beings.
When registering, volunteers should choose the waterway area they wish to clean. Long pants, gloves, shirt sleeves and closed shoes are recommended. Trash bags are provided.
For more information about registration and breakfast or Basura Bash, email us or call (210) 858-8520.
ALL GROUPS must complete a Group Liability Release Form, sign and bring it to the event.
Individuals must also complete an Individual Liability Release Form and turn it in prior to participating.
View high detail Area Clean-Up Maps of the included waterways (includes individual zones).
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These last couple of years I've been reflecting a lot on my
Was I a good mother?
Did I spend the time with my kids like I should have?
Did I tell them I loved them enough?
Did I tell them how I appreciated them?
Did I teach them enough to move on by themselves?
I look at my kids
All three of them are strong.
They know what it takes to make themselves or break themselves.
If they have a problem they can solve it.
They just don't melt at the drop of a hat.
All of them are strong hard workers.
They are survivors.
They thrive at the thought of a challenge.
All of them have courage.
They have the courage to change things so they can survive.
They have the courage to face their own challenges day to day.
They have the courage to challenge someone or something on their own
and know they will survive.
They are honest.
No matter how much it hurts them or someone else
They are more willing to say exactly what it is that needs to be said. .
They say exactly how they feel with no sugar coating it.
They know what needs to be done to make the situation honest and fair.
They are individuals.
Each have their own charactistics.
Each have their own personalities.
Each have their own minds.
The most honorable question comes to mind.
Can they love?
Can they be so human to accept love and reject the wrong love?
Can they love someone with no limits?
Can they love someone unconditionally?
Can they love themselves?
I hold my breath.
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Exit I-295 at Exit 6B in Portland onto Forest
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Turn left at 2nd set of lights (Oakhurst Dairy on left).
At the next set of lights you will be facing the Law Library
(the white, round building across the street on your left)
The library stacks are located on the 2nd and 3rd floors.
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2001 on the Big Screen
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Mr. Laser Beam wrote:
All of Clarke's novels are excellent, of course, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to live in the future society he envisioned in
The BrainCap? Forget it. You can't have personal freedom with something like that!
When this thread started a few weeks back, after watching 2001 again, I decided that I wanted to refresh my memory of 3001, and found a hardcover at Half-Price Books. Just started in reading it last night; haven't gotten much past where Frank is brought back and has met Dr. Wallace. Although I know I enjoyed the book when it was first published sixteen years ago, I can't recall much about it.
At least now I have a complete collection of the Space Odyssey series.
I started to re-read it also because of this thread. I haven't read it in over 20 years, its funny all the stuff you forget.
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Megan Joy Stanley and Brent Adam Smith of Noblesville will exchange wedding vows October 19, 2013, in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the Christian Congregation Church in Alexandria.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Daniel and Tina Stanley of Alexandria. She is a 2006 graduate of Alexandria-Monroe High School and received her Associate's degree in Culinary Arts from Ivy Tech Community College in 2009. She is employed as a baker with Treat America Dining and also owns Simply Megan's Catering and Cakes.
The groom-elect is the son of William and Pamela Smith of Muncie. He is a 2002 graduate of Yorktown High School and received a Bachelor's degree in Political Science in 2006 from Indiana University. He is employed with Sallie Mae as an assistant administrator.


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USF graduate entrepreneurship education ranked 11th nationally
It is the program's ninth consecutive year ranked by The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur
Michael Fountain joined USF Institute for Advanced Discovery and Innovation
Center for Entrepreneurship Director Michael Fountain joined the USF Institute for
Advanced Discovery and Innovation, a distinguished group of USF researchers and scholars.
First recipients of the Michael W. Fountain Scholarship Award 2015
Justin Heacock, Jordan Casal, Robert Ley
State of Florida Healthcare Innovation Competition Winner Selected
An innovation that is a cloud-based solution for digital pathology management took
first place in the third annual State of Florida Healthcare Innovation Competition
held earlier this month.
Medical modeling company wins 7th Fintech Business Plan Competition
A medical 3D printing company came out on top in a "Shark Tank" style competition
at the Muma College of Business, taking home $15,000 for their company.
The two years I spent in the program has added an invaluable skill-set that I have
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Stars' Joe Nieuwendyk: 'You're not going to replace Mike Modano'
Here is Joe Nieuwendyk on a few things:
On how Modano reacted:
"He's been terrific. We've talked all throughout the season, at trade deadline and end of the year. He's got a lot of emotions and feelings. He's been an icon in this city for a long time, so he's still wrestling with those decisions."
On whether he considered the impact of losing Modano's presence for the fans when making this decision:
"My job is on the ice. I realize the impact Mike has on this franchise from a selling point. You're not going to replace Mike Modano. He's been a special person and a special player for so many years in Dallas. But like all great players, at some point you have to turn the page. I feel like it's time we turn the page."
"I think Mr. Hicks hired me because I do what I think is right for the franchise."
"I realized taking this job I was going to be faced with difficult decisons. I've had to face some very tough decisions because I've played with some of these guys. They are my friends. I have to do what I feel like is necessary. The strength is with our young players. We have to find the next Mike Modano. We won't find the same Mike Modano, but we have some young players that want to push it to the next level. In my mind, we have to move forward."
On the depth at the center position:
"That's really the strength of our team with Brad Richards, Mike Ribeiro, Jamie Benn at center. Steve Ott can play there and the guy everyone forgets about, Tom Wandell is a great addition to have him back (from injury). So that's a strength of our team."
On whether Modano can still play:
"We see him skating out there and playing on the power play and he's certainly capable of playing. Mike is a talent. The role we had him in doesn't really satisfy him. With Wandell coming back, I'm not so sure the role would have been better or increased. If we're going to move forward, we have to put our young players in position."
On Modano and how he felt last season when he didn't always get top line minutes:
"There were many times when I sensed his frustration. He wanted a bigger bite, and that's difficult with the players we have, because they also want a bigger bite."
On Modano playing for another team:
"I respect that, and I've indicated that to him. If he wants to pursue that, much like Ray Bourque did by going to Colorado, that is certainly his prerogative. He's one of the best players I ever played with. I know what he's going through because I've been there. He's certainly capable of playing. He's a talent."
On whether Modano can still be a part of the organization going forward:
"I'll be the first guy knocking on our new owner's door in order to have Mike part of this organization, and I don't think anybody would have an issue with that. I've said to Mike repeatedly that he has to know what direction he wants to go with this. Mike has to decide which area he wants to get into, and I think we'll make a fit in whatever he wants to do. If and when he decides to stop playing, the door will always be open for him here."
Where are the Stars in building the franchise in regards to ownership:
"I do feel good about the youth of our team. We're positioned now to have a very competitive team. I'm talking to GMs (about trades), but it has to fit in with what we have right now. If we can do something that makes sense and to better our hockey club, we'll do it. If (the ownership change) happens next week, three months from now, we're going to be well positioned if we have certain things to spend. We will have flexibility."


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Frisby Spyder Partnership Selected By U S Ski Team
Frisby Technologies Inc., Winston-Salem, N.C., and Spyder Active Sports, Boulder, Colo., have
announced that the companies will sponsor the U.S. Ski Team.This sponsorship was the result of the
partnership in which Frisby, maker of ComforTemp® DCC (dynamic climate control) materials, will
supply material to Spyder, a producer of technical ski apparel. Spyders Winter 2000 product line
includes ComforTemp in four categories.Spyder will also incorporate ComforTemp into the outerwear
uniforms for the U.S. Alpine and Disabled Ski teams.ComforTemp features and benefits meet the needs
of todays U.S. Ski Team competitors, said John Walbrecht, vice president global sales and
marketing, Spyder. Our Winter 2000 Authentics, Legends, Platinum and Gravity collections will
feature ComforTemp, providing cutting edge technology.The ComforTemp system has the ability to
absorb, store and release heat, cooling the body when it overheats or returning warmth to the body
when it gets too cold. Using the bodys heating and cooling process, it can provide prolonged
comfort and performance in any condition.
(See Quality Fabric of the Month, ATI May 1998).
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Hickory wood flooring and pine wainscoting give this room a warm lodge-like feel. The room can be reached through the garage or the second-floor hallway. / Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press
Green granite counters with iron stools accent the entertainment space built in 2007 over the garage of a Royal Oak home. It has direct access from the main home entrance. / Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press
This Royal Oak home added an entertainment room in 2007 over the garage. / Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press
The Shaffer familys 750-square foot addition in Royal Oak is wired for sound and built for fun.
When adding on to their 1941 postwar Colonial-style home, John and Teri Shaffer decided to go up, adding a second-floor TV room to their new 2½ car garage.
And while the rest of the homes decor is refined, John Shaffer went for a rustic feel in this space giving the large, airy room a lodge-like atmosphere. With eight windows, facing all four directions, the room feels more like a loft than a cave.
Center stage, under the game head display of a bull elk he bagged on a hunting trip in New Mexico, is a 60-inch TV with a 7.1 surround-sound system. Its speakers are built into the walls. While the system rocks, the rest of the house doesnt have to. MainStreet Design Build in Birmingham, which designed and built the addition, gave the TV room soundproof walls.
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Coordinating rugs, one with an appropriate forest scene, from Hagopian World of Rugs, also help keep the sound down.
We love to entertain and this is a great place to do it, he said. Its one room dedicated just for fun.
Friends and family agree and the TV room has become the go-to place for everything from Super Bowl parties to foosball tournaments.
Along with the foosball, a mahogany pool table and dartboard offer up halftime fun. Leather couches and a chair from Gormans in Troy offer a comfortable place to watch the game. Or guests can choose to sit in wrought iron chairs at the corner bar made with green granite.
Iron accents, including the spindles on the staircase leading up from the garage, give a contrast to the warm wood throughout the room.
I like the rustic look of hickory, Shaffer said. With all its knots and dark spots.
MainStreet Design Build made sure the custom-built room accommodates Shaffers needs.
The walls were constructed with three-quarter inch paneling for him to display his other game heads without having to look for a stud. Special lighting shines down on each mounted display.
The staircase from the garage, one of the two ways to enter the room, was made an extra-wide 5 feet across for easy access. The room also can be reached through the second-floor hallway.
Although very involved with the creation and design of the room, Shaffer was still surprised by how much he loves the space.
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The 7th Annual Dumont Cup« All Events
The biggest freeskiing event in the East.March 27, 2015 - March 28, 2015
The Dumont Cup returned to Sunday River this March for the seventh time, with X-Games and Olympic medalist Bobby Brown taking home first place, followed by amateur freeskier Teal Harle coming in close second, and X-Games medalist James Wood coming in third. Over the years, this event has launched the careers of several big-name pro athletes as the only event in the world that combines top amateur freeskiers from around the world with the sport's best pros. This year was no different as a field of over 80 amateurs as young as age 13 hit the course with ten pros including X-Games medalists and Olympians including Bobby Brown and Joss Christensen.
2015 Dumont Cup Finals
1. Bobby Brown
2. Teal Harle
3. James Wood
4. Riley Thomas Culver
5. Scott Nelson
6. Tanner Gordon
7. Alex Hall
8. Tim Ryan
9. Eddie Gildea
10. Noah Morrison
11. Alex Bellmare
12. Colby Stevenson
Stay tuned for photo galleries and video from this year's event!
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Ted is an exhibiting member of the Royal Art Society, Australia. He has exhibited and sold paintings through The Bridge Street Gallery, Baronia Art Gallery, Pronto's Gallery, Castle Gallery and many other galleries in Australia. His many commissions include commission from the International Olympic Committee, Moet Chandon, Bond Corporation, Quantas and Singapore Airlines.
Ted studied painting under William Frater at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and later under Joshua Smith. His paintings hang in many private collections across the country. He has taught at the Julian Ashton School and Sturt University Summer School and acts as a colour and design consultant to many of Australia's major corporations.
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Carolyn Hax, author of 'Tell Me About It -- Lying, Sulking, Getting Fat and 56 Other Things Not to Do While Looking for Love,' writes her advice column for The Washington Post. / Gannett
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The boy was kicked out of day care at 2 for his violent tendencies. In an effort to not tear the family apart, we've tried to deal with it by telling ourselves that in time it will go away. Things aren't better, except that he is wiser now and waits for when he thinks we're not watching to hit our ...


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Josh Smith's Gazpacho
One of the best ways to prepare homegrown tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers is gazpacho. It's one of those dishes that really showcases the flavors of fresh vegetables. Plus all the ingredients grow together in the garden at the same time!
Everyone has their own take on gazpacho because it's one of those soups that you can tailor to taste and what's on hand. I received this version from Chef Josh Smith when he prepared the meal for the Tale of Two Farms Tomato Fest. Josh gives his gazpacho a little hint of sweet with fig preserves.
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- 1/2 white onion, sliced, soaked
- 1 serrano pepper, with seeds
- 2 cucumbers, cut
- 4 tomatoes, large
- 1/4 cup sherry vinegar
- 2 tbsp. fig preserves
- 1 tbsp. parsley
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- salt to taste
Place the tomatoes into a food processor and puree. Transfer to a large bowl.
Add the cucumbers, serrano pepper, onion, and sherry vinegar to the food processor and puree. Then add the fig preserves, parsley, and olive oil and blend. Pour into the large bowl with the tomato puree and stir thoroughly. Add salt to taste.
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Serve cold.
Time to prepare: 30 minutes.
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- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Melt half the butter in a non-stick pan. Cook the onion for 3-4 mins, then increase the heat and add the mince. Fry for a further 3-4 mins until the beef has browned. Stir in the stock, Worcestershire sauce, tomato purée and some seasoning. Gently bubble for 15-20 mins until the mince is tender and the sauce has thickened.
- To assemble, cut the jacket potato in half lengthways and scoop the flesh into a small bowl, leaving the skin intact. Mash the potato with the remaining butter and season well. Divide the mince between the potato skins, then cover with the mash. Transfer the potatoes to a baking dish, sprinkle with cheese, then bake for 15-20 mins until golden. Serve with your favourite veg.
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Thomas Jefferson's varsity basketball team opens its 2012-13 season this Friday and Saturday in the Bethel Park tip-off tournament.
"We had a good spring and summer, so we hope to build off that and start out strong," Dom DeCicco, Thomas Jefferson's veteran head coach, said. "I think for the first time since I have been coach at TJ we have nine or 10 guys who can contribute at the varsity level."
A key component of this year's team is expected to be its overall quickness.
"Our strengths are playing fast and smart," DeCicco said. "We want to play fast, but limit turnovers. That's a lot easier said than done. A lot of times when you play fast, you make dumb decisions. If we want to compete in (Class) AAA this year, decision-making in crucial situations is the key."
The Jaguars' floor boss expects another season-long tussle in Section 4-AAA this year.
Keystone Oaks won the section title with a 12-0 slate, followed by Thomas Jefferson and West Mifflin at 9-3. Elizabeth Forward (5-7), South Park (5-7), East Allegheny (1-11) and Belle Vernon (1-11) rounded out the standings.
This year, Ringgold and Steel Valley have replaced Keystone Oaks and South Park, who have switched to Section 5-AAA.
Thomas Jefferson, after starting the 2011-12 season with five straight losses, ended up 10-13 overall. The Jaguars advanced to the WPIAL playoffs, where they lost to Beaver in the first round, 57-47.
DeCicco provided a quick glance into this year's section competition.
"Well, West Mifflin is always good," he said. "I think Elizabeth Forward will be improved, as will Belle Vernon and East Allegheney.
"We played Steel Valley in the fall, and they are really athletic. They have a 6-foot-8 kid who is going to be good. I don't know much about Ringgold."
The Rams competed in Section 5-AAA last year and finished 5-17 overall.
Steel Valley, a Section 3-AA member in 2011-12, ended up 9-9 overall a year ago.
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Waco Public Information Officer, Larry Holze, said that the move should not reflect poorly on the city's image.
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If you absolutely have to have a Steam Machine right now, you're not going to do better than the Alienware Alpha. Still, it's a mere stepping stone towards bigger, better and more complete PC game consoles.Read the full review →
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The bold Alienware Alpha makes good on many parts of its promise to meld the gaming PC and living room game console, but there are still too many rough edges to make this a true console killer.Read the full review →
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The Alienware Alpha is pretty half-baked. With monthly updates, it might get a lot better. It might not. Today, there's nothing else like the Alpha, and I don't expect that to change overnight. Still, by the time it gets better, something new might come along.Read the full review →
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Alienware was vague on specs, displaying just a shell of the box with tantalizing cutouts showing off potential ports and slots. However, we did learn that the company has created a proprietary motherboard designed for a smaller device. The box will also feature a new venting solution.Read the full preview →
All in all, this is a damn fine machine to lead PCs into the living rooms of people who've never even considered putting a PC in their living rooms. It's quiet. It's fast. It's powerful. It's small. It's unintrusive. It's attractive. I don't think a single machine has hit all those points before...Read the full preview →
Hopefully it will be quiet and cool enough to sit comfortably behind a screen or hidden in a closed cabinet without distracting gamers from the big-screen experience.Read the full preview →
Just 8 inches on a side and 3 inches tall, Alienware's Steam Machine is the size of a small game console, and the company claims it will be priced competitively with the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. And yet this box will deliver full PC games at 1080p resolution to your TV set.Read the full preview →
The collaboration between Valve and Dell shows just how much Microsoft has lost its grip on the PC business as its once-staunch ally Dell now openly teams up with Valve, which is trying to position a new Linux-based game ecosystem in the living room in a full rebellion.Read the full preview →
While the company was only prepared to show a mockup unit, it's somewhat comforting to be told that the entry level model should be able to play one of the most demanding PC games around locked at 30 fps and 1080p.Read the full preview →
I had some time playing with the current iteration of Valve's Steam Controller and it was impressively easy to use. The controller has two circular control pads. In the game I played, a first person shooter, one was setup for panning, strafing and aiming in traditional AWSD fashion.Read the full preview →
Although there's clearly much work to be done, Alienware's Alpha console already shows incredible promise, besting Microsoft and Sony's current-gen consoles in performance but preserving a simplified controller-friendly UI and unbridled access to Steam's full library of games.Read the full preview →
The Alpha's specs include an Intel Core i3 "Haswell" based processor; 4GB of DDR3 memory at 1600 megahertz; a custom-built NVIDIA "Maxwell" based graphics processing unit (GPU) with 2GB of dedicated GDDR5 high-speed memory.Read the full preview →
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I have managed to work out how every else links straight to the blog with all the rest of the pics on by 'borrowing' this pic above from Kathy's blog and putting a link on it so here we go with my pics for August – click the above logo for everyone else's.
Most of these pics were taken in one week in Spain and luckily there were some very easy words this month for me to be able to get – hope that you like them all!
A boat
Obviously there are loads of boats in Spain in all the marinas but this poor old thing has been stuck on a plot by the local supermarket for years – I bet it dreams of better days sailing away!
A festival or funfair
This was a very easy one to do in Spain as the local La Marina fiesta was on so here you have a pic of the fireworks at the end of the night.
However we had a very festive month so here is a pic from the Tribute Band Music Festival we went to this month as well! We also visited the International Festival of Quilts which I have already posted about.
A fountain
The Spanish love public fountains so I was spoilt for choice for this one – however my aunt is a bit of a fan as well and I knew she had a couple in her garden so went to take some pics – turns out she now has 7! This is a Moorish style one in a corner of her back terrace.
On the lovely sunny La Marina beach – a very Spanish picnic lunch of tuna empanada, chicken pinchos, olives and tortilla.
One of my favourites – not that this is at all competitive! If it is too hot for mountain biking then we swim in the local pool.
Served with allioli – garlic mayonnaise – this is one of the best things about Spain, I could live on this! Oh and red wine!
The Spanish have the most beautiful textiles, especially table linen – I have bought quite a few table cloths and runners and here are some more gorgeous ones at the local market.
At the same market you can get your flamenco dresses (children's size only unfortunately) with matching shoes.
We had really clear skies all the way back so I was able to get some fab shots of mountains – this is the Pyrenees with added snow!
This could easily have been used for the next category of something bizarre as well – not original but a copy of ancient Roman architecture.
The bizarre bit is in the fact that people here re-model their houses in all sorts of styles, this is the next door neighbour showing what the house would have originally looked like when it was built.
And here is a close up of the lovely gates and portico.
Something bizarre
I always thought these little postcards were a bit bizarre when my grandparents used to bring them back from Spain in the 70s – I was surprised to see them still around. The skirt of the dancer is fabric sewn on to the card and her bodice is also hand stitched.
Street food
Churros from the market – a long sugary donut that the Spanish also like to dunk in thick melted chocolate!
I hope you have enjoyed these pics – I can't wait to see all the other contributions for this month.
Thanks for visiting.
We have just got back from Bolsover Castle, our last show with my re-enactment group Order of Fighting Knights. Various members of the group are leaving due to work and other commitments so we are re-forming for next year under a new name – we will now be the Swords of Mercia.
We had a fantastic last weekend – it didn't rain much which is always a bonus for an English Bank Holiday weekend and the crowd were fabulous and there were so many wonderful comedy moments that none of us could keep a straight face.We had a very nice (if cold!) group BBQ on Sunday night and then sat around the camp fire laughing about the day.
We have been members of the group for the last 10 years and they have been some of the happiest years of my life, they are such a lovely bunch of people and we will always be great friends and keep in touch with the members that have left and I am really excited to be moving on with those that are remaining to do new things.
I realised that though I have posted pics of our camp and the group before I have not really posted many of the castle so went out early this morning before the public arrived to take the pics in this slide show for you.
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The castle is very impressive, it was built in the 1600s as an entertainment venue by Sir Charles and Sir William Cavendish and King Charles the First and his wife Henrietta Maria once visited . That is one of things that most excites me about re-enactment, I have camped in places where so many great people were and significant events took place – I am a very lucky girl!
I also have a couple of nice pics of me and Ellie to show you – I had a friend take some pics with my camera as I rarely get ones of me at an event.This is Kerry, me, Ellie and Tracy in the castle grounds (as you can see it was quite windy!), Kerry and Ellie in the sunshine on Sunday and Ellie in the tent during the head-dress talk today demonstrating how to make braid.
I hope that you have had a very nice weekend wherever you are. I have a busy couple of weeks now preparing for another new beginning with the start of the new term but we are here for the next few weekends so I am also looking forward to getting some serious crafting done!
Thanks as always for visiting.
I have finally got around to completing the little pillow I have made for my friend who has had a baby girl recently. The pattern is again a JBW one, called Teddy Bear – they have cute patterns for all events and seasons not just Xmas ones. I get these mail order from Sew and Sew. I backed the pillow with some of the fabric that I had in my stash left over from my bunny quilt and at the Birmingham Quilt Show I was able to find these very cute buttons which go so well with the design. I don't know if you can see from the pic below but there is a rocking horse (just above the K) and a pram (to the left of the horse) actually in the design so I thought they were perfect for it.
As I mentioned Ellie and I had our first visit to the wonderful Birmingham International Festival of Quilts a couple of weeks ago as part of a coach trip with our group. One day was not really long enough at all but if I had gone for longer I would have been so tempted to spend more! Here is a small selection of some of the lovely things we saw – made into a slide show again with my new toy Smilebox.
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You may remember last year I did a couple of posts on the art of glamorous camping or glamping – well we have been adding to our stock of glamping gear and have just spent a lovely weekend at the Tribfest Music Festival in North Yorkshire where we had a very sunny and enjoyable weekend listening to lots of different tribute bands. My absolute faves were the Take That tribute band 'Back for Good' on Saturday night, I have never seen the real group but these were excellent and I very much enjoyed myself.
We had very good facilities again including the most glamping portaloos ever – of course they still got smelly but this is what they looked like. Sinks and mirrors and pretty pictures on the wall! And inside were real flushing toilets with wooden seats and everything!
My sister bought me some new glamping accessories for my birthday – some wine glass holders that you can use in a field. You just push it into the ground and it provides a very stable holder for your tipple! You may remember that I have previously posted on the little accessories we have for our drinking round the campfire and these are very lovely for when I do not have my little wine glass table. She bought them while on holiday earlier on in the summer, sorry I do not know where from. Here is Ellie modelling them for me while pouring me a little pre-mixed G and T on Friday night while getting ready to have a BBQ.
As befits a sophisticated festival there were lots of lovely outfits and some wonderful fancy dress – one of my faves was the Alice Cooper lookalike on Friday night – you can just see him in the middle of this pic, complete with plastic snake!
I am just about to buy a new tent for next year on the grounds that they are all reduced at the moment, the one we have had for the last 3 years, a Vango Tamor 500, has been great but is starting to show signs of wear and there are a couple of split poles that we have had to patch so we are going to keep that as a reserve, festival tent that kids can use (as in I don't mind if it comes back even worse for wear) and get another Vango, this time the Icarus 500 which is an updated version. These are great tents for us as they are light weight for taking on the train, sleep 5 so plenty of room for us and all our kit and also have really good bedroom heights so that we can hang our re-enactment clothes up and get dressed in comfort.
I managed to get a good pic of the Seasonal exchange I got when I came back from Spain which was this lovely flower pillow from Lynn. I have put some ribbon on it so that I can hang it with the others in the dining room.
Have not got any other finishes to show – things have been very slow around here what with all the being away and we are away again this weekend at Bolsover Castle for our last re-enactment show of the year.
Hope you all have a lovely week and I will be back again next week with hopefully more pics of sunny camping!
Thanks for visiting.
Hello there and I hope that you are all well and happy. We have just got back home from a very lovely day out – my very first trip to the Birmingham Quilt Show which was very good. I went on a coach trip with Ellie and my quilt group and when I have sorted out the pics will post them. I was very restrained and stuck to my shopping list of practical items to finish existing projects plus a very small bit of Xmas fabric (well you have to don't you – it all needs a good home and I will probably be in China in November when the Harrogate show is on so have to stock up ;-) ).
We have been in Spain all week, lucky us, enjoying very hot weather which meant that little could be done except go to the pool or beach, read and stitch on the terrace. I have nearly completed another little stitched Xmas ornie for me (very appropriate stitching when it is 36 degrees outside!) and have been working on a baby gift as well. We did of course see the family including the recipient of our handmade gifts who I am pleased to say really liked them. Here is Anna-Mae with the cat that Ellen made her and playing with her farm quilt.
She is so gorgeous and was a delight to watch playing with the animals and helping 'Great Nana' open her presents from us as well. Nana was 99 a few weeks ago and is looking forward to her 100th birthday celebrations as she just had a little party this time!
We also went out for some very nice meals including a Spanish restaurant near our house which we had not tried before that had a very good 'menu del dia', 3 lovely courses including a half bottle of wine for 10 euros – Ellie was very impressed with the wine carafe!
The flight back was brilliant, there were clear skies till halfway across France which meant I had some wonderful views and was able to get some very nice pics for the Scavenger Hunt which I will post at the end of the month. Here is the view as we left Alicante.
And of course it wouldn't be one of my Spain posts without a cactus pic now would it! This is variety I have not seen before which looked like little cabbages on stalks.
And this is a palm tree waving in the wind as we waited for the bus to the beach.
While we were away my Summer Exchange partner got her stitched piece from me and I had a lovely little pillow from my partner in the US. I have not had any good light yet to take a pic of the pillow but here is the pin and scissor keep I sent to Gaby in Germany.
This is a freebie design from The Workbasket website called Quaker Tree which I have stitched before – again done on sparkly evenweave with Silk Mill thread. The backing fabric I bought from one of the women at quilt group who has a fabric shop and I had the ribbon already in my stash, the ribbon is stitched on to the top of the little pocket that holds the scissors. Charms as before from Stitch Direct.
Well I have a nice quiet week ahead so I am looking forward to some finishing off of stitched items including the large pile of Xmas ornie hearts I have on my coffee table! We are away next weekend and the following one so I am making the most of this time. Hope you are having a nice time wherever you are. Thank you for visiting.


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Tetsuya Kono
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Shadow boxes held mementos
Family and friends of the Konos plan to hold a memorial service in Japan this weekend, honoring the couple who had been living in Lexington because of Tetsuya Kono's job.
He worked as a design engineer for LBX Co., which manufactures earth-moving equipment. He acted as a liaison with the parent company in Japan.
At the time of the crash, the Konos were on their way to Yosemite National Park, part of their desire to explore America.
Right after the crash, the couple's families traveled from Japan to Lexington, where they met with many of the Konos' friends and co-workers, said Amy Lindon, a spokeswoman for LBX.
After returning to Japan, they completed the Buddhist ritual called "49 Days," in which the departed are sent back to Buddha. Then the family was presented with shadow boxes from friends in the United States. The boxes held mementos of the couple's time abroad, including a softball uniform Tetsuya Kono wore for the LBX team, Lindon said.
At LBX, co-workers planted a Japanese cherry tree in memory of the couple.


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Running Time: 75 min.
Production Date: 9 / 2000 (movie) 6 / 2000 (cover)
Director: Al Borda
Cast: Drew Berrymore, Jeannie Rivers, Summer Breeze, Tara Wild, Sky Taylor, Envy, Paige Sinclair, Nakita Denise, and Chennin Blanc
Initial Expectations: I�ve had mixed luck from Al Borda, but every now and then he puts out a dang good fuck flick.
Initial Reaction: It�s one of the best DVDs I�ve seen from Al Borda.
Who Should Watch It : Fans of all girl action
Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who likes a plot with their all girl action
Audio /Video Quality: Both the audio and video are surprisingly good. It reminds me a lot of some of Digital Sin�s releases. You know it�s a low budget feature, but rather than spend money on music and sets they spent it on having a great looking and sounding DVD. I didn�t notice any background noises and the audio was very well balanced. The video was just as good without much pixelation and very few shadows interfering with the picture.
Menus: The menus are extremely simple and use the chapter number in the chapter menus.
The Feature: After getting past the extremely old Al Borda opening, My Girlfriend�s Girlfriends 6 gets almost right to the action. Thankfully, the opening does take the time to identify each and every girl.
Drew Berrymore shows Tara Wild how girls treat other girls in Europe to kick things off. Drew briefly gives Tara�s tits a little tonguing before she dives down to aggressively eat Tara�s pussy. When Tara takes her tongue turns she almost as aggressive as Drew. Both girls overdo it a little on the receiving end, but it looks like they�re into each other pretty well and don�t seem to be completely faking it. Drew takes Tara over to another couch next where she shows her a large assortment of toys before using some of them on Tara�s pussy. Once again, Tara is eager to return the favor, and one-ups Drew by licking her clit and asshole as she fucks her with the toys, including a strap-on. Drew finishes off the scene by sucking off Tara�s �cock� to clean it off. It�s a great scene to open the feature with. The girls have great chemistry that leads to some extremely hot sex.
Jeannie Rivers and Sky Taylor get to know each other much better in the next scene. Jeannie starts out working over Sky�s toes before diving into her pussy with her tongue and fingers. Sky appears to be a good giver, and has Jeannie turn around into a 69 so they can both give. Sky works over Jeannie�s ass with her finger as Jeannie tries to work eight of her fingers into Sky�s pussy, eventually succeeding. Afterwards she works Sky�s pussy over with a glass dildo before Sky dives back into Jeannie�s twat with tongue and toys as well as licking her ass. It�s another very good scene, but I was a little turned off by Jeannie trying to see if she could fit everything but the kitchen sink into Sky�s pussy.
Envy, a performer who I like more each time I see her, works over Paige Sinclair in the third scene. Envy heard that Paige likes to be submissive and puts it to the test. She has Paige lick her great titties before taking her pants off to eat her pussy and ass with her pierced tongue. Envy rewards her by eating her pussy from behind and then fucking her with a strap on. Paige first takes Envy�s fake cock from behind and then gives it a good long reverse cowgirl ride. Finally Envy thinks Paige has learned enough that she�ll be able to give. Paige takes a silver vibe in her mouth to fuck Envy�s pussy which doesn�t seem enough for Envy who inserts one of her fingers as well. Since this fit still isn�t tight enough for her she turns around so Paige can fuck her in the ass. Every now and then Envy reaches back to give Paige a little guidance, with Paige catching on fairly quick. Once again, it�s a hot scene with very good chemistry.
Finally, Nakita Denise, Chennin Blanc, and Summer Breeze break open the toy box. Chennin and Summer start out teaming up on Nakita, with Chennin taking her tits and Summer taking her pussy and breaking out the toys almost immediately. Of course, Chennin moves down where the action is right away and Summer removes Chennin�s top to give it to both girls at once. Summer gets her turn as the center of attention next, with Nakita tonguing both her pussy and ass while Chennin makes sure she�s lubed and plays with her pussy. Summer steps out a little when it�s Chennin�s turn so she can masturbate with a dildo a little, but still stays close enough to fuck Chennin with another dildo. While Chennin is busy with Nakita pleasuring her, Summer sneaks away just long enough to put on a strap on to surprise the others. Nakita gets the first round with the strap on, before Chennin puts it on to work on Summer as Nakita works on her tits. Summer moves up to straddle Nakita�s face while Chennin fucks her from behind and then moves around to eat Nakita�s pussy while Chennin fucks her. Nakita and Summer finish it off by teaming up to suck the rubber cock. It�s a good scene, with very good chemistry between the three ladies, but I didn�t think it was quite as good as the earlier scenes.
My Girlfriend�s Girlfriends 6 is a pleasant surprise from Al Borda. It doesn�t waste time with paltry plots and awful acting. Instead it takes about a count of ten for the girls to do little more than greet each other before they�re lickity clit into the scene. The girls all have some good chemistry and turn this into a feature that fans of all girl action shouldn�t pass by. There are only a couple things holding it back. First, of course is the overall time. This is short even for porn standards. Second, there isn�t anything really special about it. Yes, the sex is good, bordering on very good, but it feels like a multitude of other all girl features out there. Still, if Al Borda can keep putting out all sex features like this, especially if he can lengthen it out by another ten minutes, a lot of people are going to take notice!
Extras: The extras are pretty bland. The bios only cover Envy and Jeannie Rivers, and don�t even give much information there. The trailers included, which include a nice selection of features, are the standard trailers found on most of Pleasure�s releases. The only really notable extra is the photo gallery which includes approximately forty nicely done photos. Of course, there�s also website and phone sex information.
Themes: Lesbian, rimming (female > female), toys, spanking, toe-ing, and anal
Raincoat Factor: Extreme
Overall: Currently, My Girlfriend�s Girlfriends 6 can be found online for between $19 and $22. Although this seems slightly high due to the lack of extras, the rest of the DVD is very good. The feature looks and sounds extremely good and the girls have some great chemistry leading to hot scenes.
Note to Al Borda: With the exception of your normal opening, which I really don�t like, great job! Although I�d like a few more extras, even if they�re just new trailers, you�ve put together a great feature here. I hope I get a chance to see more in this series!
If you have any questions or comments, please e- mail me .


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Off The Beaten Path Book Club
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What We Read: We pick our books based on member preference - translation, whoever hasn't picked a book yet gets to suggest the next month's read! If everyone's picked, we start over. This ensures a pretty good variety of books. We generally advertise what book we're reading for the month in the store, so you can always come in and check
Who Attends: Anyone who is interested can come to a meeting, even if they haven't read the book! We try to keep meetings down to an hour and a half, but conversation can carry us to two hours pretty easily!
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Sadly and with a heavy heart, I have decided to shut down Project Foodie on December 28th, 2015.
The past 9 years have been a wonderful journey — I met many amazing people, learned an incredible amount and had a great time helping food lovers (including myself) keep track of recipes.
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Nominated for a 2011 James Beard Cookbook Award in the Cooking from a Professional Point of View category. For a list of all the finalists check out our James Beard Finalists' Guide.
Recipe from The Modern Café by Francisco J. Migoya (Wiley, 2009)
1. FOR THE BEANS: Soak the lima beans (see Resources, page 540) in cold water overnight.
2. Strain the beans and combine with the chicken stock, onion, garlic, slab bacon, and carrot in a pot.
3. Bring to a boil, and then reduce the heat to a simmer. Keep the pot covered and cook until the beans are tender, about 2 hours.
4. Once the beans are cooked, transfer them to a hotel pan, add the salt, and stir to dissolve. Adjust seasoning if needed. Place the hotel pan over an ice bath and refrigerate to cool down quickly. Once the beans have cooled, strain them from the cooking liquid and reserve them in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Discard after 12 hours.
5. FOR THE OCTOPUS: Rinse the octopus in cold water.
6. Combine the water, salt, and sugar to create a brine, and stir to dissolve. Place the baby octopus in the brine for exactly 1 hour.
7. Remove the octopus from the brine and place them in a pot filled with simmering water. Gently simmer the octopus until tender, 55 minutes to 1 hour.
8. Remove the octopus from the simmering water and place them in a hotel pan in the refrigerator to stop the cooking process. Once they have cooled, keep them covered with a damp, clean kitchen towel or heavy-duty paper towel and reserve in the refrigerator. Discard after 12 hours.
9. FOR THE VINAIGRETTE: Place the lime juice and the garlic in a blender cup. Turn the blender on low speed, and then slowly increase the speed to high. Combine the canola and olive oil, and slowly pour it into the blender to create an emulsion. Add the salt, black pepper, and mustard. Adjust seasoning. Transfer to a squeeze bottle and reserve refrigerated. Discard after 3 days.
10. TO PICK UP: Grill 3 to 5 brined baby octopus, depending on the size, until slightly charred, 1 to 2 minutes per side.
11. In a small bowl, combine 180 g/6.35 oz of beans, 6 g/0.21 oz of celery leaves, 16 g/.56 oz of red onions, 5 g/.17 oz of parsley leaves, and 20 g/.7 oz of vinaigrette. Gently toss to combine.Put on the desired plate in a mound.
12. Place the grilled octopus on the dressed beans, making sure to get some height. Serve immediately.
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LAST UPDATED: 7:32 a.m. HST, Jun 17, 2012
A 25-year-old man was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when the motorcycle he was operating apparently collided with an unmarked police car on the H-1 freeway near Pearl City.
The motorcyclist was reportedly headed east passing Pearl City around 5:50 p.m. when the collision occurred. He was taken to an area hospital in serious but stable condition, according to an Emergency Medical Services spokesperson.


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Sheffield Wednesday keeper Chris Kirkland says Boro 'goal' should have stood
Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Chris Kirkland tells BBC Radio Sheffield Jacob Butterfield's disallowed goal for Middlesbrough was "miles over" the line.
Butterfield had a strike which appeared to cross the goalline ruled out with Kirkland admitting it should have stood.
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Wyatt's Bio
Wyatt Salazar is the online handle and pen name of Dennis N. Santana, writer, humorist and really nice guy. He manages a blog for his original fiction works called The Amusing Fantasy and has written a small RPG for the 24 Hour RPG called Insectum. He is working on a generic RPG called N.A.A. D6. His greatest achievement, by his estimation is the campaign setting on his blog, The Spirits of Eden. He also works as a content developer for Nevermet Press.
You can contact Wyatt at: wyattsalazar(at)gmail(dot)com.


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Lost Eden
Setup Walkthrough
486 DX/33MHz
DOS 5.0 or higher
1x CD ROM Driver
100% SoundBlaster Compatible Sound Card
Microsoft Compatible Mouse
First let's take a look at the "General Drill"
The General Drill
updated printable version
Whenever I start a new game, especially an "older one"; I have always made it a habit to make sure my system is clean. (So let's clean house) Our cleaning products?? No, I'm not talking about special Orange Sprays or Pine smelly disinfectants! I'm referring to the "3 Musketeers" of WINTEL Systems. They are: "Disk Clean Up", Check Disc (the old Scan Disc in pre XP Windows based systems) and Defrag.
First, Let's do a Disk Clean Up (Don't know how?) GO to-->Start-->All Programs --> Accessories--> System Tools-->Disk Clean Up. Empty out what you don't need ( you'll be surprised at what you can accumulate!) Shut down all extra programs. (for those of you who know how to do this part...just skip onto the next area of the "Setup".) For those of you who don't, the easiest way to terminate your TSRs (terminated but staying resident programs, also known as background applications") is to right click on each of the little icons in the lower right portion of your Tool Bar" (located near your clock), As you r ight click on each of them you will get the option to either "exit", "close" or "unload". Do this for each of them. Then, if you have a Screensaver go ahead and disable it.
If you haven't done the "Ole' Scan Disk"...(in XP it's called "Check Disk") and Defragged recently here is a good time to do it. Go to-->My Computer-->Local Disc "C" ("C" is mine but your Local Disc maybe assigned another letter)--> Right Click-->Properties-->Tools-->"Check Now..." ->Make sure that both boxes are checked--> 1.)Automatically fix file system errors and 2.)Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors.-->Click Start. You can follow this same path to locate your Defrag program as well or use Start-->All Programs-->Accessories--> System Tools-->Defrag Hard Drive.
Check your system by doing a "Ctrl, Alt & Delete", this will bring up "The Task Manager", If you have closed out all Windows Programs, the field under "Applications" will be blank.
(Leave the field marked "Processes" alone. Yep, I know there are lots of interesting files in there...but your really better off not touching anything in there unless you really know just what you are doing.)
Since we will be installing and running this game in DOSBox 0.70, it isn't necessary to change your Display or alter your present settings for your Audio or Video Acceleration Levels. Leave them as they are.
The Install:
First place the game CD in your "lowest named CDROM Drive (mine is "D"), these legacy games do not like higher letters. "D" is preferrable.
Next, open up a DOSBox 0.70 session. Don't have DOSBox? Have a look here at my Tutorial to get you started --- come back when you are ready. I'll be waiting for you...
DOSBox 0.70 Tutorial
Hmmm ... back already? Great!
So now you have your DOS Box installed and your Lost Eden Game cd is safely in your CDROM Drive. Open a Dosbox 0.70 session by going to Start --> All Programs --> DOSBox 0.70 --> Double Click on the DOSBox 0.70 ICON.
At the Command Prompt:
type: CD D and press the Enter Key.
this will change the directory to your CDROM Drive and the Game CD inside of it. There is a file on the CD that we need to run in order for the game to install. Your Command Prompt will now look like this:
To this phrase we will now add the file name from the Game CDINSTDOS so that it looks like this:
D:\>INSTDOS and press the Enter Key.
A screen will appear (which is the installation program for Lost Eden.) You will see a few choises here. Choose by highlighting this phrase: "I want to start a new installation" . Use your arrow keys on your keypad for this step. Once this phrase is hilighted press the Enter Key.
The Next screen will ask you if you wish to use the "Automatic" or "Manual" installation for the game. Again using your arrow keys, highlight the phrase "Manual Installation", then press the Enter Key.
There will be a few choices that you can make as the various screens appear. The First one will be the Installation Address, Leave it as it is. Use the arrow keys to highlight this and also the phrase "OK" and then press the Enter Key.
If you have followed my DOSBox Tutorial the installation address will actually be: "C:\DOS\CDRIVE\EDEN", because the program thinks that this is your Hard Drive... pretty neat, huh? All your DOS Games can be installed this way and you will always know where they are.
The next screen will ask about your Language - Graphic Card -- Sound Card -- Mouse and Extra Memory setting should be. By highlighting each one and pressing the Enter Key you can modify each parameter. Make sure that the end result is this:
Then highlight "OK" and press the Enter Key. Once this is completed, the game will ask if you wish to start the game or return to DOS. For sake of this tutorial let's choose "Return to DOS. To exit out and play the game later, simply type EXIT after the command prompt. To play the game at this point, type EDEN. Let's type EXIT --- This will close done DOSBox 0.70. We are doing this so that you will know how to start the game. Now, ready?
Go to Start --> DOSBox 0.70 --> and click on the DOSBox 0.70 Icon. At the Command Prompt:
type CD EDEN
so that the phrase looks like this:
Now press the Enter Key and the phrase will change to:
Now type the word EDEN once again so that the phrase looks like this:
and then press the Enter Key and the game will begin. But we still aren't finished. Watch carefully as the Splash Screens and Opening Cut Scenes for Lost Eden appear. Using your ALT + F12 keys, hold down the ALT key and tap the F12 key until the Video is running smoothly for you. You are adjusting the CPU Cycles of DOSBox. You can see the Cycles at the top blue bar of the screen. I found that for my system 26050 is perfect. Your system may be different depending on your own system's configuration.
Wait until after Eloi finishes his fable --- and you have control of the Brown Cube.Bring the Brown Cube up to the top of the screen, it will change into a Hand. Use it to click on the small figure at the top center of the screen. You will now see a larger figure of the Prince. Click on the larger figure and the options screen will come up. After you make your adjustments click on return.
Enjoy the game
... inferno
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