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I would like to say that my girlfriend and I had a fun and fabulous time in Vegas. LaMacchia Travel was great and a big "thank you" to Cassidy Karnes and Deanna Pedersen for taking care of us! Oh yeah, we loved the Paris hotel!Angie
I just wanted to say a quick thanks to Deanna Pederson and her associate Tom for helping us with our amazing honeymoon. We stayed at the Secrets Playa Maroma in Cancun from 10/25-11/1/2014 and had a fantastic vacation. Do not hesitate booking this resort for your trip. Deanna booked the trip for us, and with all the extra honeymoon amenities we felt like royalty. Tom assisted us on the Saturday of our departure when we had a 12 hour delay at O'Hare. A Despite the inconvenience, he kept us in the loop and even contacted us after work hours to see how things were progressing. We could not have been happier! And with the vouchers we have received from Apple for the delay, we will book again!!
The trip was great. Â We loved the river cruise. Â Everyone was older than us, but such interesting people! Â Holland was my favorite. Â We even caught one tulip field, on its last leg, but I saw it! Â The garden was beautiful. Â So many flowers in one spot! Â Here are a few pictures. Â Thanks for all your help Jodi Minorini & LaMacchia Travel!
Just got back from a family vacation in Mexico. What a great time! I booked the trip, as I have on several occasions through LaMacchia travel agency. I just wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude towards them. Their professionalism, attention to detail and most importantly, keen insight into my unforeseen needs was top notch. As a small business owner who works directly in the public eye, I stress these characteristics to my own staff. I will use them again and suggest them for each of my friends.
The whole trip was WONDERFUL! All of us said it exceed our expectations in the numbers of animals we saw, the accommodations and the food. Our guide, Semu Mbise, was outstanding; so knowledgeable and accommodating. He had 9 years of experience and we never had any issues where we felt in any kind of danger.
Probably the nicest place was Kitela Lodge, which is only about 1 year old. Had a swimming pool, spa (which we took advantage of one afternoon when we didn't have a drive) and beautiful grounds; they raise their own coffee, fruit and vegetables. The owner was there and he served champagne and had open bar all night on New Year's Eve, which was pretty special just being in Africa. Probably one of the nicest places any of us stayed at anywhere.
We also loved the Mbuze Mawe tented camp. We got to see a dance troupe that performed our first night there. The service was impeccable with all of our meals a la carte and served under metal domes that the lifted off at the same time. Since the dining room was also tented, it was pretty humorous when a baboon or rock hyrax would run across the top as we were eating. We also found out that baboons knew how to unzip the tents and actually came in on one of the guests, who had a banana in her room.
All the places we stayed were very unique, which made it fun to experience different lodges.
The weather was outstanding: mid 70's to low 80s during the day and probably 60s at night. The first couple of days in Tarangire were a little steamy, but after that it was perfect. Our guide said that it was cooler than normal, especially in the Serengeti.
The animals were outstanding: saw hundreds of elephants, lots of zebras, giraffes and thousands of wildebeests. The best were the prides of lions (one had 3 cubs that we watched for about an hour with no one else around), 6 leopards – which is a lot since they are nocturnal, and 3 cheetahs, one of which we were within 10 feet of and he was just hanging out. We did see 2 rhinos, but they were several miles in the distance (not sure how our guide managed to navigate the rutty roads and still spot animals none of us would have seen.
The only glitch we had was our return to O'Hare, which was on time, on that Monday of the "polar vortex". We had to wait 3 hrs. to get our bags due to equipment problems and the fact that the crew couldn't be outside for any length of time.
I would highly recommend Kensington. Our guide told us they only have 15 vehicles in the country, which explains why we never saw any others. I thought the length of the time was about right, although I have to say I was sad when we had to leave.
It truly was the trip of a lifetime. Thanks again so much for your help on setting all of this up.
I just wanted to say thanks to Leslie our travel agent, who went above and beyond in planning a cruise for my wife and I. She put a lot of time and effort into looking up different options for the trip, and for flights as well. It made for a stress free vacation and is very much appreciated. Thank You again!
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We contacted Maria Bonnano to help us plan our trip to Italy and Frace. She helped secure wonderful hotels and arranged all of the transportation. She was so helpful and friendly and sent us special greetings just before we left. I would definitely work with Maria again. Thanks you!!
We would like to thank Maria Bonanno and LaMacchia Travel for helping us plan our trip to Italy. We were gone the last week of September and the first week of October. Everything went off without a hitch. All the cities we visited were incredible, also the additional recommended excursioins were worth much more than the expense. The Hotels were terriffic and the ground transportation superb. We will recommend LaMacchia Travel Agency to any and all who inquire about our trip. Thanks again for all the help.
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Thanks to Jessica, our Disney vacation was flawless. She knew our needs and gave honest opinions and recommendations. I had made so many changes along the way and she was always helpful and patient. She made everything work out perfectly, that we did not encounter one problem during our trip. Working with her is easy and fun. We were returning customers of hers and will only go to and recommend her to others. I also appreciate LaMacchia's Disney Day with a rep there to answer any questions. That was also very helpful and gave us a start to planning our dream vacation. Thanks to all at LaMacchia!
It was amazing! I loved the resort and I would recommend it to anyone. The staff was amazing and the food was great. The swim up bar was open until 2am so that was awesome. And the staff kept it open later some nights, the rooms were gorgeous! they were featured in Architectural Digest. You were great to work with and I look for ward to booking my next trip with you. I attached some photos.
Thanks again for all you did for us. You made the planning of our destination wedding very easy.
Thanks to LaMacchia Travel Agency for planning such an amazing 3 generation European vacation for the Petersen-DeRousse family! Jessica you are the best ever and we are thankful for all you did to ensure there would be no bumps in the road...only the best memories ever!
My husband and I just returned from an 8 day stay at the Riu Palace Bavaro; we had the TIME of our life! I have to say I use Tripadvisor for e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g and was a bit hesitant after reading all of the reviews, regardless, most of the reviews have a lot of truth to them, you just need to go, experience it yourself and ENJOY ALL the RIU has to offer.We arrived at the airport after a non-stop flight from Chicago, security and customs arriving were a breeze...We booked our vacation through Apple and our bus was waiting for us...30-35 minutes later we were at the resort....Bus ride was nice, showed a lot of the local flavor as we drove through town to get oceanside.
Nothing can be easier than having someone book everything for you and for a low cost fee. Thank you Jodi for yet another wonderful Alaska vacation. Mike and I are ready to start planning for another cruise. All the planning was well worth it, everything went so smoothly. We had so much fun and tons of relaxing as well.
When considering a registry both my new husband and I knew we didn't need any traditional items…one family can only use so many mixing bowls! While doing a little research we came across La Macchia. A honeymoon registry was exactly what we were looking for! I was so surprised that they would not only do our registry but they also did not take a percentage of our gifts like so many other companies we had spoken with prior to finding La Macchia.
Our families found it so easy to gift us with a contribution towards our honey moon…..the whole staff was amazing.
Three days after our wedding on May 25, 2013 we set out for Riviera Maya, Mexico. The travel was so easy! La Macchia had thought of everything including informing us about the aggressive timeshare salesman in the lobby of the airport. We arrived to find everything in order with our hotel. Our swim up room was amazing!
Even though, we were caught in the tail end of a hurricane 3 days after arriving the resort staff bent over backwards to make sure we had an amazing trip.
We would book again with La Macchia in a heartbeat! Thank you so much for making sure our honeymoon was amazing.
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For our son's high school senior year springbreak we wanted to take him on an "epic" vacation. He would be going off to college in the fall and we wanted to have a vacation that we would all remember for years to come. We truly got that experience and much of that can be attributed to Tom Karnes of LaMacchia Travel.
We were thinking of going somewhere in Europe but did not have anything specific in mind. We met with Maria Bonanno and Tom Karnes at LaMacchia to begin planning our vacation. Tom suggested we consider joining a group already organized through our son's school to travel to France and Italy. We decided to join the group so our son would be with other students his age and with whom he was familiar. A group of approximately 60 adults and teenagers travelled by plane, train and bus through France and Italy. The entire trip was fantastic and flawless.
We had just the right amount of scheduled events and free time so we could explore on our own. We had a tour director who escorted the group throughout the trip. He was personable, knowledge and fun. In addition, we had local guides with us when we toured local attractions. They were also knowledgeable and highlighted the various locales.
This trip was exactly the "epic" vacation we hoped to give our son. We made friends with the others that were on the trip and have memories for a lifetime. In fact, we are already discussing where to go next in Europe. We will again plan our vacation through LaMacchia Travel.
Thank you LaMacchia for this truly wonderful European vacation.
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I recently planned a destination wedding with another agency. Upon doing so and immediatley after sending wedding invites the hotel in which my wedding and all invites were sent for was sold out. Meaning my wedding party did not have rooms. Thinking that was a bad situation my agent quit leaving all my guests clueless on who to contact. After horrible customer service, I got in contact with La Macchia Travel Agency. They promptly started cleaning up the mess. They greated me immediatly with solutions and provided me with new information to send my guests. My guests and I recieved above and beyond phenomenal customer service! An agency who truly cares about their people. Thank you so much Katie Roscioli!


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1. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP EndpointSafeBoot Aug 11, 2014 8:02 AM (in response to rplolo)
I think this is best handled within Skype itself ?
2. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP Endpointrplolo Aug 11, 2014 8:30 PM (in response to SafeBoot)
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I agree with SafeBoot. Disabling the feature within Skype would be the best option.
You may use Network Communication Protection Rule to block file transfer using Skype (understand that there are caveats)
4. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP Endpointstonewall Oct 16, 2014 2:54 PM (in response to vimalnavis)
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1. Looks like skype uses 80/443 for communication, since most HTTP traffic uses 80/443 you wont be able to block those ports.
2. You will not be able to use ePO to disable functionality in skype. You may need to create a script to modify the registry and disable file transfer then use GPO to push to all machines.
3. DLPe 9.3.3 has Cloud protection rules to block Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, Sky Drive, and Synplicity.
6. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP Endpointbphang Oct 20, 2014 3:57 AM (in response to stonewall)
To answer #2 , like others have said Skype is not a MFE product. You can't use EPO to govern it. However you can use GPO
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7. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP Endpointspederse Oct 22, 2014 9:15 AM (in response to bphang)
Correction to #2
You can deploy software, scripts and registry changes from ePO using EEDK. So it is possible through ePO.
EEDK - ePO Endpoint Deployment Kit - Free tool for ePO to create ePO packages to deploy using ePO
8. Re: Block Skype File Transfer via DLP Endpointspederse Oct 22, 2014 9:31 AM (in response to rplolo)
You can create a Notification and a Critical Alert if Skype is touching any files with classification tags.
Currently you can not Block using Application file access protection rules or using File system protection rules.
So if you allow using Skype you can Alert and Notify the user if they are breaking policy, but not block it. It might be something which will be added in coming releases of DLPE.


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1 can we rent a car in phoenix and drop it off in Williams near the train station. then rent agin for return trip ? if not park it @ train or train hotel. or open to suggestions
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NEW YORK -- Comments on the New York Giants by the AP Pro32 panel (ranking in parentheses):
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Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 15) -- Another team that has discovered it's difficult to repeat.
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Tuesday 11:00am - 11:00pm (show)
Monday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Tuesday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Wednesday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Thursday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Friday 11:00am - 11:00pm
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by raiders , 10/31/2007
Great place to meet friends. The food is always good, and the atmosphere is fun. The service is good, can be rather noisy if you are trying to have a private conversation. Enjoy!!!
by Superstar , 10/29/2007
creme bruille
Always Fun
by wendy , 10/28/2007
Great Menu - Great Service. Can be noisy - but this is the restaurant to visit for a good meal and a good time.
fun Place
by roe , 10/27/2007
Great place to meet friends, food is always good and something for everyone. Service is good. Noise, but fun.
Porcupine Grill
by ace , 10/27/2007
Very good for a client/ business lunch. Many of my favorites on their menu
Always a Great Time
by dizzy , 10/13/2007
We have planned bridal showers, ladies' luncheons, and just out for the evening meals at Porcupine. I've never been disappointed! Parking can be a little challenging, but it's worth it!
porcupine fun
by boop , 10/06/2007
This a noisy but fun place to eat, with a variety of food choices. It's usually pretty busy so call ahead.
great food
by jennyg , 10/05/2007
Fun place to eat.
No wonder this place is so popular
by wart , 10/04/2007
Great restaurant/pub that specializes in a variety of tasty foods. Great pastas, sandwiches and full meals. They may have the best nachos in town...a half order will feed a family of 4!! A great place for a fun dinner with friends or a business lunch.
by musiclover , 10/01/2007
The food is unique - I haven't had anything there that was not excellent! Great desserts!


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Thursday, September 30, 2010
My aunt and uncle came over for dinner last night and I made my favorite lasagne (excited that I was able to stock the freezer with leftovers from the meal!).
If you live in Seattle and haven't yet been, check out the Melrose Market! It's a really beautiful space that houses some of the city's best independent food vendors, as well as shops and a restaurant and bar. The food at Sitka & Spruce (pictured in some of the photos above) couldn't be better. The flowers pictured above are at Marigold & Mint (also in the Melrose Market) - such a sweet little shop.
My friend Amber is featured seller right now at Etsy - her soaps and candles are wonderful.
Happy last day of September!
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- Vanessa said...
I'm sad too that September is nearly over. Normally it's my favourite month but this year those beautiful days were few and far between, although today the sun is shining again. I must try that lasagne recipe - a favourite dish of mine too.
- September 29, 2010 at 11:32 PM
- Purple Flowers said...
I always read your blog, with or without a comment. I love it!
- September 30, 2010 at 3:17 AM
- KPiep said...
I agree! September had swift wings this year, and I can't believe that it's almost over!
Love all of the flowers in your pictures...and your sense of balance is excellent!
- September 30, 2010 at 6:03 AM
- Jane Flanagan said...
These photos are absolutely gorgeous! I especially love all the greys and textures in the dining shots. Oh, but I also love the colours in the floral shots!
- September 30, 2010 at 6:22 AM
- Ina in Alaska said...
I will be sure to add Melrose Market to my next visit to Seattle! Thanks for the recommend xoxo
- September 30, 2010 at 7:17 AM
- Ann Marie said...
your blog is gorgeous. i love it!
- September 30, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- Char said...
gorgeous shots - the flowers are just stunning
- September 30, 2010 at 2:47 PM
- sandra said...
gorgeous gorgeous photos!
- September 30, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- Jacqueline said...
Lovely. I just love your processing.
- September 30, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- A Day That is Dessert said...
Thank you so much, friends!
Jacqueline: no processing - this is how they come out of the camera.
- September 30, 2010 at 10:18 PM
- Denise | Chez Danisse said...
Beautiful images. And now here we are, in October.
- October 1, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- jenny said...
I love the looks of that restaurant--and the name! Love, love, love. Sounds very Alaskan :) Happy October, Lecia. Hope your fabulous weather continues.
- October 1, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- Darcy said...
These are beautiful!! I've been one of your flickr contacts for awhile, but this is the first time I've seen your blog - what a lovely space.
- October 2, 2010 at 6:39 PM


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NG Dec 12 , did not do much today, but if you look at Spot NG it went up 8 cents to meet the Dec contract.
So NGF13 takes over from here and did not do much either in movement. I like the momentum on spot and it looks like it has much further to go for some strange reason.
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A raft of positive economic news drove the Dow Jones Industrial Average above 14000 for the first time in more than five years, with Friday's jobs numbers countering a surprising report earlier last week that the U.S. economy contracted at the end of 2012.
The government's main snapshot of the labor market showed employers added 157,000 jobs in January and hired more workers in 2012 than previously estimated.
The labor report reinforced the view that the U.S. economy is growing at a steady, but excruciatingly slow, pace. Housing is recovering. The latest reading from purchasing managers suggested manufacturing is perking up after slumbering for a few months. And Congress has averted a debt-ceiling crisis, at least for now, though spending cuts loom.
Big problems remain, including a high jobless rate. Friday's report showed unemployment ticked up to 7.9% in January from 7.8% the month before.
The stock market has been on a tear lately, and Friday's gain pushed the Dow higher by 149.21 points, or 1.1%, to 14009.79. February's strong start comes after the blue-chip measure notched its best January in nearly two decades. The Dow has climbed 6.9% so far this year and is 155 points away from a record.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index gained 15.06 points, or 1.01%, to 1513.17, and is now 3.3% from its record high. The Nasdaq Composite rose 36.97 points, or 1.18%, to 3179.10. All three major benchmarks have posted gains for five consecutive weeks. Meantime, the Russell 2000 index of small-capitalization stocks, which broke through to all-time highs last month, tacked on another 1% Friday.
The recent move higher has been powered by several trends. Corporate earnings have been stronger than expected, the U.S. Federal Reserve shows little sign that it will wind down its stimulus efforts and the domestic economy is showing signs of improving.
At the same time, investors continued to show growing confidence in the stock market, putting $34.2 billion of new money into stock mutual funds and exchange-traded funds over the past four weeks, capped by a $12.7 billion inflow in the week ended Wednesday, according to fund-flow tracker Lipper Inc. That flood of new money is greater than in any four-week span since 1996, and it outpaces the net pickup for all of 2012, according to Lipper.
"We've had so many negatives fading away—geopolitical negatives, congressional negatives, they're all fading away," said Jerry Harris, chief investment officer of the asset-management arm of Birmingham, Ala.-based Sterne Agee, which manages about $17 billion in assets.
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The Dow industrials are trading in rarefied air. Friday marked just the 10th day that the blue-chip Dow finished above the 14000 level. The last time the Dow was above 14000, the bulls couldn't hold on for long, and the index slid 54% over the next 17 months.
The recent bullishness has spread overseas. Japan's Nikkei Average has strung together 12 consecutive weeks of gains and is now at its highest level since April 2010. In China, the Shanghai Composite rose 1.4% to an eight-month high. London's FTSE 100 gained 1.1% to its highest level since May 2008.
Amid the optimism, demand for the perceived safety of U.S. Treasurys fell, sending the yield—which moves inversely to price—up to 2.017%, a level not seen since April 2012. Reflecting the economic confidence, the price of copper, an industrial metal closely tied to global growth prospects, gained 1.4% to a three-month high.
"I've liked what I've been seeing economically," said John Buckingham, who manages about $500 million as chief investment officer at Al Frank Asset Management in Aliso Viejo, Calif. "It's not too hot, not too cold, it's just right to keep the Fed from tightening, and yet there is underlying improvement." While acknowledging the recent equity inflows, Mr. Buckingham pointed out that the moves were only beginning to reverse several years of sustained outflows.
"None of my clients are beating a path to tell me to buy equities," Mr. Buckingham said. "More people are still thinking, 'Let's take some of the gains from stocks and put it into something safe, like bonds.' "
Other reports Friday confirmed the view of an economy making slow headway. The Institute for Supply Management said its reading of factory activity rose to 53.1, its best score since April. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion. Construction spending rose in December, aided by the recovering housing sector, while a gauge of consumer confidence from the University of Michigan unexpectedly was revised up for January.
"We're starting to move in the direction of a more broad-based recovery," said Brian Bethune, chief economist of Alpha Economic Foresights LLC.
To be sure, the economy faces a host of challenges that could slow or even halt the recent progress—from tax increases that are cutting into the pay of many Americans to a global slowdown that has sapped demand for U.S. exports. Also looming are big cuts in federal government spending, which could jolt the economy. But companies appear to be pushing forward with hiring. Friday's report showed jobs being added in a wide swath of the economy, from construction and retail to health care.
Still, strength isn't uniform. The factory sector added only 4,000 jobs in January—and, on net, has changed little since July.
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Post Cushions Olympian Obamas
When Hell freezes over five times in succession and rhinoceri write sonnets on Pluto, the Washington Post's Robin Givhan will stop writing love letters to Michelle Obama. Here the Obamas broke precedent and put the prestige of the presidency on the line, as well as ignoring much more pressing problems at home, all for a spectacularly unsuccessful and remarkably narcissistic effort to secure the Olympics for the Chicago Way, and all Givhan can do is gush about how wonderfully Michelle Obama had performed anyway. Givhan wrote that the First Lady "was her team's most valuable player." And, quoting others, ""She was truly elegant, articulate and persuasive." Givhan again: "In the end, the failed bid notwithstanding, not even the leader of the free world managed to outshine the first lady. Officials who met with her were impressed, particularly with her ability to quickly shift gears as she chatted with everyone from up-and-coming athletes to heads of state."And: "The first lady could just as easily have received a gold star."
Meanwhile, the Post's other news stories spent paragraph after paragraph after paragraph providing excuses for why the Obamas fell short and why it wasn't their fault. Reading the coverage is enough to give you the sick feeling you get when you eat way too much cotton candy.
Here's the truth: Both Obamas' speeches to the Olympic voters were ridiculously self-referential and self-reverential.
The Prez: "I ran for President because I believed deeply that at this defining moment, the United States of America has a responsibility to help in that effort, to forge new partnerships with the nations and the peoples of the world.... Nearly one year ago, on a clear November night, people from every corner of the world gathered in the city of Chicago or in front of their televisions to watch the results of the U.S. Presidential election. Their interest wasn't about me as an individual. Rather, it was rooted in the belief that America's experiment in democracy still speaks to a set of universal aspirations and ideals."
Right, it's all about the message sent to the world by his own election.
Mrs. Obama: "I never dreamed that the Olympic flame might one day light up lives in my neighborhood....
I'm also asking as a daughter. See, my dad would have been so proud to witness these Games in Chicago. And I know they would have meant something much more to him, too.....If he had lived to see this day -- if he could have seen the Paralympic Games share a global stage with the Olympic Games, if he could have witnessed athletes who compete and excel and prove that nothing is more powerful than the human spirit, I know it would have restored in him the same sense of unbridled possibility that he instilled in me...."
This is solipsism at its greatest heights, or rather depths. The message wasn't about why Chicago itself is worthy and competent to hold the games, but about why the reflected glory of the Obama's should give an added glow to Chicago. Call it the penumbral theory of Olympic pitches.
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As a young girl in a large Italian family, I was often helping my Mom cook, bake and prepare for upcoming family visits that would bring over 35 members of the family to our table. I can fondly remember watching my Mom in awe as she expertly added spices to sauce without measuring, gracefully tossed a variety of salads and swiftly rolled out dough for cookies – hundreds of cookies. Some would be served immediately, some frozen and served at the next event. But regardless of the count on hand, this was the moment I looked forward to – making the desserts. What seemed like just beige colored blobs on a metal sheet pan – would bake into perfect puffs of golden goodness – and my sister and I were the ones "in charge" of decorating the edibles bringing them to life with sprinkles, chips, icing drizzle and all sorts of candy decorations. As I got older, my talents got better and my love of baking grew stronger. As my Mom gets older, I am becoming more instrumental in helping her; I am not just the kid with the sprinkles. Sharing this experience with her is such a fond memory and I believe it was the catalyst for my own business venture.
I started dreaming of this business venture 7 years ago after my twin girls were born. Friends would call and ask me to help with their special events. It wasn't easy to balance babies and helping everyone out but I knew if I stayed committed, I would build a base of customers and my offerings. In between bottles and naps, I would create and assemble invites, gift bags and candy bar jars along with baking – tons of baking. Many times I would find myself at my own kitchen table with my Mom and sister alongside of me – taking the role of my "helpers". The warmth and laughter we shared those nights brought back so many fond memories and I knew this would be the secret ingredient to my success – dedication and love for my work and the support and heritage in cooking with family.
I am proud that I am passing this on to my girls now and that they sit with me as I bring to life someone's event. I am so excited that I have taken my craft to another level and am able to help plan and deliver all the necessary details - from theme, to invitation, to favors, to the edibles that make the occasion special, I share the importance of perfection and making each customer feel their event is unique.
I truly experience so much joy in seeing my friends and family enjoy something that I have created – whether it is food, an occasion environment, mailers or the take-home gifts that celebrate a moment. I know that I can bring that joy to others and want to be given the chance to do so. It is important to me for my girls to see me succeed. They know that this all started in my own home and I want them to see how it can blossom into something that they can be proud of and perhaps make their own someday. I want them to never be afraid to ask for help and in return value strong ties to friends and family. I want them to understand that loving what you do can keep you motivated, willing to go the distance to succeed. It's not always easy – they have seen that too – but in the end the reward can be worth the effort. And maybe above all else – I want them to feel confident as together we all wear our matching "2 Sweet" shirts as we "advertise" around and about.
First and foremost – your support will help me open a store-front, acquire supplies and equipment! Your contribution will ensure that you have access to someone (me!) who will be there for your party needs, wherever I can help.
To break it down even further....If I were to meet my goal of $20000 I would have covered my lease for a year, be able to purchase a convection oven, new mixers and a new computer system to use in store.
In exchange for your generosity I have many "Perks"!
*$10 Name recognition on the website
*$20 Name recognition on our website and a voucher for 2 cupcakes
*$50 Name recognition on our website and a voucher for 6 cupcakes.
*$100 Name recognition on our website, a voucher for 6 cupcakes and a cupcake named after you for a month!
*$200 Name recognition on our website, a voucher for 12 cupcakes and a cupcake named after you for 6 months!
*$500 Name recognition on our website, a voucher for 12 cupcakes and a cupcake named after you for 1year and a 2 Sweet T-shirt
*$1000 Name recognition on our website, a voucher for 24 cupcakes and cupcake named after you for 1 year, a 2 Sweet T-shirt and your name on the in store 2 Sweet contribution board
*$2500 Name recognition on our website, a voucher for 50 cupcakes and a cupcake named after you for 1 year, a 2 Sweet T-shirt and your name on the in store 2 Sweet contribution board and 2 invitations to the Grand Opening!
I cannot express how much your generosity will be appreciated! I want something that makes my family proud of me. I want my girls to say, "Look what Mommy did!" I want to be able to stand there at the Grand Opening and say, "I did this....but not alone. I did it with the help of family and friends that believed in me!"


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Come on ladies, let's see what you can do with this one! Let's have some fun!
You know you're a mom who's pottytraining when...
you find yourself discussing bowel movements at the most inappropriate times without realizing it (i.e. Dinner)
You have a daughter that pulls up her dress in public to show perfect strangers her big girl panties!
When your two-and-a-half year old runs up to you in the park and says, "Look Mommy. I buried my poopie under the leaves."
you consider how much it might cost to just leave her in diapers til college
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The lively artwork features Graham with her hair pulled back into a high ponytail. She's sporting a multicolored, sequined bodysuit with a flannel shirt tied around her waist. The single officially drops Monday, which marks a busy release day with Justin Bieber dropping his "Boyfriend" single and both Madonna and Katy Perry releasing albums on that same day.
In February, Graham announced that she was signed to A&M Octone Records and announced to her fans that the single is only the beginning of this next phase in her career. "I am so excited that you guys are going to be a part of this journey with me," she said in a video message. "I will definitely keep you guys in the loop with everything we're doing for the record. I appreciate all your support and all the work that we've done to get here."
While she has yet to drop an official album, Graham has been teasing fans with several singles and videos. In March 2011, Graham spoke to MTV News on the set of her "I Want It All" music video about balancing her two careers.
"I've been recording since I was 14, but the song really came to manifestation this year. I really found my sound," the TV teen witch told MTV News about working on the album. "One of my 2011 resolutions was to do my own music and do my own album. I've been working on that, and it's been going great. … It's unreal for me."
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Endangered rattlesnake gets sanctuary in Venango County
The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy last week bought 55 acres of land in rural Venango County to protect an endangered rattlesnake.
Pennsylvania officials declared the eastern massasauga rattlesnake an endangered species, and the rattlesnake is under consideration for federal protection, which could help secure additional funding for conservation efforts and open up the resources of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
"They bring balance to the ecosystem, and they are part of our history in Pennsylvania and worth preserving," Ryan Miller, a zoologist with the conservancy, said about the snakes.
Miller wouldn't disclose the exact location of the property, only saying it was in the northwestern corner of Venango County. The conservancy said the property contains more than 12 acres of wetlands and 1,600 feet of stream.
"We know (the snakes) are in the area," Miller said. "They're very hard to find, they stay hidden in the grass."
Miller said it's unknown how many of the rattlers live on the Venango County land or in three other sites in Venango and Butler counties, but the numbers have been dwindling.
"One place is just a 2-acre area of grass," Miller said. "They are barely hanging on."
He added that the conservancy has tagged about 300 of the rattlers statewide with microchips, so they can be tracked. Miller said poaching is a concern, and law enforcement will be able to track the snakes with the microchips. He said some people believe that snake venom can help with medical problems, and has been explored for treatment of arthritis, polio and multiple sclerosis.
Miller said the snakes eat mice and rodents, which help balance out the ecosystem.
"They hold a niche in these little grasslands that have held on since the Ice Age," Miller said.
"If we lost (the snakes), who knows what we could have lost in the long run• We could lose some benefit we don't even know of," Miller said.
The purchase price for the Venango land, which wasn't available, was funded through a bequest of Helen Katz, a Pittsburgher who bequeathed $5 million to the conservancy several years ago.
Henry Kacprzyk, curator of Reptiles and Kids' Kingdom for the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, praised the conservancy's purchase of the land for the eastern massasauga rattlesnakes.
"We know there numbers are very low," he said. "They were once more common in Western Pennsylvania. They do well in bottomlands. Most people don't know they're there when they are there."
He attributed their decline to loss of habitat due to agriculture, road building and urbanization.
He said the purchase of the land could help other species such as otters, beavers, wild turkeys and deer.
"A lot of other species will be able to ride the coattails of this conservation effort for the massasauga," Kacprzyk said.
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What the title says...
when can we expect to see a higgs(in terms of energy ranges)?
30 minutes and no black hole yet? I feel cheated.
It's been really exciting, though the webcast was crappy
"And boom goes the dynamite" :rofl:
All kidding aside, this is fantastic! This is even on the front page of CNN... particle physics as popular culture. We live in a strange and wonderful age, even if it can be a pain in the ***. Go LHC!
EDIT: Heh, they're having a bit of a drink in the CMS control room. I see a lot of smiles, so I'd say life is good in Geneva!
Honestly, those guys and gals at the LHC are drinking in almost every photo I see of them!
I had 50 new text messages from CMS, CERN, ATLAS, ALICE, LHCb, LHCf, and USLHC all talking about the new energies. I need to unsubscribe from a couple of those!
0MG!1 Is the LHC on for realz!?
Live Coverage: Has the LHC destroyed the earth yet?
Regards, Hans.
Press conference about to start:
Regards, Hans
Thanks, I forgot about the site but just looking makes me really feel better
That was great.
It might ruin the aesthetic, but I can't help but think that site could turn a profit with some advertising all around the "NO", if you published the link in the right places. Tell people to check often! :rofl:
no Angels or Demons yet?
Tin foil hats?
Actually site has quite a lot of traffic (see alexa.com) - I am surprised.
Oh yes, we could do a BRISK business in tin foil! Hell, trust us, it's PF BRAND foil! For the lazy paranoid we could have pre-made caps, or for the deluded soul who still wants to be fashionable, tinfoil lining tastefully tucked away in a 10-gallaon cowboy hat. :rofl:
As for the traffic... I wish I could say I'm surprised, but I spend too much time with people to even hope anymore.
Long, but very good legal brief by UT law professor up on arxiv:
There have been some reputable scientists along the way claiming the case against LHC black holes was not full proof; their story and the story of the LHC responders is discussed, followed by in interesting discussion of how the legal system might approach the argument and assess risk.
I have good friend who is an electrical engineer-turned-lawyer (ghastly, I know, lovely guy though) who is going to eat this up with a spoon. Hell, I'm liking it myself. Thanks mheslep!
Hey it was only a joke Don't forget that how impressive LHC may be for human
standards and how high it's scientific value could be. The energies it produces
are absolutely minute to what occasionally happens above our heads in the
10 4 eV: Your old television's Cathode Ray Tube
1012 eV: Large Hadron Collider
1020 eV: Highest Energy Cosmic Rays in our atmosphere.
The energy ratio between the electrons in the TV in your living room and the LHC is
the same as the ratio between the LHC energies and those of the cosmic rays hitting
our atmosphere.
Regards, Hans
...Cosmic rays with single particles with the mass of bloody baseballs sometimes! :laugh: I feel badly for people who suffer over knowledge of the LHC... it's such an achievement for our lifetimes, and it will scratch the itch of curiosity that has driven us before we were homos sapiens sapiens. I call that a net win.
The joke is priceless though... really. They could have put "You're reading this, right jack***?!" but they went with "NO". Minimalist. Genius! :rofl:
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One of the most important issues that will influence the near term valuation of EOM is the new mining code that is expected to be unveiled in the next couple of months. This will replace the former code the government brought out 2 years ago and will define the Santurban paramos boundry. If this boundry does not affect EOM land positions negatively there will be no reason for shares to be discounted so heavily.


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Casa Tranquilla
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Our traditional Italian farmhouse, with vines and olive trees right outside, enjoys beautiful views across an open valley towards neighbouring farms and villages. It has a south-facing sunny aspect, and without any immediate neighbours you will enjoy all the peace of the countryside - perfect for a chill-out while you watch the gentle rhythm of the countryside!
Although in a tranquil setting we are only half a mile away from Loro Piceno with its good range of shops, restaurants, cafes and community facilities - there is everything you need whilst on holiday. There is always something happening locally, culminating in the 'vino cotto' festival in August and a wonderful firework display, and not far away is Macerata with its renowned opera festival, also in August.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Civitanova Marche 45 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Ancona 90 km, Nearest railway: Macerata 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, King Beds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details outdoors
In addition to the farmhouse there is a summerhouse by the illuminated swimming pool with a toilet, shower and handbasin, and a patio where you can enjoy an evening barbecue.
The Marche region
Le Marche is a beautiful, unspoiled and relatively undiscovered region of Italy that offers bountiful sun, mountains, lakes, grottos, sea coves and beaches. Located in north-central Italy on the Adriatic seaboard, Le Marche is accessed easily via the international airports at Ancona, Bologna to the north, and Pescara to the south.
Le Marche is renowned for its quintessential medieval hilltop towns and villages, historic remains, and its glorious renaissance architecture. This region is still dominated by agriculture, and being undiscovered by mass tourism offers an insight into real Italian life. This fascinating part of Italy conceals a wealth of art, architecture, museums, castles, forts, Roman antiquities, good food, high-class wines, and offers a wide range of outdoor activities from skiing and horse riding to climbing, walking, mountain biking and paragliding.
Loro Piceno
Casa Tranquilla, our converted Italian farmhouse, enjoys a sunny south-facing aspect just below Loro Piceno in the south of the region. We are in the province of Ascoli Piceno, not far from the provincial city of Macerata that boasts an annual music festival in August second only to Verona. Here at Loro Piceno you are within easy reach of the beautiful beaches of the Adriatic and the dramatic Sibillini Mountains, which separate Le Marche from the neighbouring region of Umbria.
Our farmhouse is at the side of a quiet country lane with hardly any traffic, and provides uninterrupted views across the valley to nearby villages. It is set in 15 acres of arable land that is normally planted with wheat or sunflowers. It comes with the "obligatory" small vineyard that produces the local "vino cotto" speciality (a sweet dessert wine), and a stand of olive trees together with several fruit and nut trees.
There is much to see and do in the area including the show caves at Frassassi, the World Heritage town of Urbino, the many medieval towns and villages with their abundant festivals including Opera Festival at Macerata and music festival at Colmurano and a host of speciality events in all the villages. You can safely swim in the Adriatic sea or the freshwater Lake Fiastra, and climb, walk, bike and paraglide in the beautiful Sibillini mountains, or take a more leisurely look at ancient Roman remains or the works of the notable Italian artists.
Places like Rome Venice, Bologna, Assisi and Perugia are all possible to include in a day out.
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The villa was beautiful and was perfect for a two week stay for our extended family. We loved visiting the nearby towns. We were lucky enough to be there during one of the festival times. Even though we spoke very little Italian, everyone took the time to communicate with us. Our hike in the Sibillini mountains was one highlight of our trip. We would love to come back and stay for at least a month.
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Awesome lizard!!! 8D
That is so darn cool! I love the detail you have put in both characters, and they look so otherworldly and dark! Gorgeous work, this really takes my mind to another world. Love it!
Nice work
That is one nasty but effective looking knight. What's they lizard thing he's riding? It might be fierce enough but is it fast enough?
Very Cool! Apart from the awesome Komodo and his rider the design of the wallpaper itself is a great!
Amazing! I always liked the idea of riding a komodo dragon
hehe, how is the book coming?
Great work !!
Gorgeous art, splendid wallpaper
wow man this is awesome. Love the mood and light and the lizzard mount ! awesome dude ! you rock
superb detail, looks wonderful my friend
That is one big lizard, awesome
looks awesome!
Looks bad ass! I love all the different textures and the reflected light on the saddle and the man's boots. One crit: The neck of the komodo dragon looks a bit too light to me. I think there should be a bit more shadow in the wrinkles and stuff.


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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- A former U.S. Marine accused of killing two people in the Philippines is due in an upstate New York court for an extradition hearing.
Timothy Kaufman has been jailed since his arrest in April near his grandfather's Albany-area home. He is one of three men charged by authorities in the Philippines with the 2011 killing of a retired Northern Ireland police officer and his girlfriend. Philippine authorities seeking the 35-year-old Kaufman's return say participated in a premeditated killing in an area known for its sometimes-seamy club scene.
Kaufman has denied the allegations, saying in a jailhouse letter to the media that he'd never do something "so heinous and stupid."
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Barcelona Takes Early Lead In El Clásico With Sweet Luis Suarez Goal
Luiz Suarez put Barcelona up early in today's El Clásico with this slick finish. While the goal itself was quite good, Sergi Roberto's smart running and perfectly timed layoff with the outside of his foot were even better. »


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Premiere Date : Sep 9, 2013
The buyers return to Fort Worth, where a local auctioneer joins as a bidder and stirs things up with Ricky and Bubba. Jenny and Mary disagree on the value of their finds, and one makes a surprising profit. Victor and his protege Sonny end up with another heavy workload, but the new guy might end up the biggest loser.


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Updated 02/02/2015
Owned by a husband and wife team who met and lived in Italy, this corner store is filled with Italian antiques and old and new works by Italian artisans. You'll find hand-painted Tuscan ceramics, olive-wood knife sets, rustic Tuscan pine benches, and even Consigli cutlery.
1800 Union St., at Octavia St., San Francisco, California, 94123, United States
Website: www.fattoamanosf.com
Updated 02/02/2015
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February 13, 2012
Special Photo: Locust Grove resident, Janis Smith, and her pooch participated in the 2011 "Mardi Growl." The annual event features dogs and their owners dressed in "Mardi Gras" attire as they parade through downtown Locust Grove.
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Mardi Growl: Annual 'woof-filled' event set
A Mardi Growl showcase is scheduled for Saturday, March 3, and will kick off with a parade of dogs and their owners, at 10 a.m., from the Locust Grove City Hall, to Trailhead Park on Cleveland Street.
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