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Editor's Note: The "V&V Q&A" is an e-publication from The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College. Each issue will present an interview with an intriguing thinker or opinion-maker that we hope will prove illuminating to readers everywhere. In this latest edition, Dr. Paul Kengor, the executive director of the Center, interviews Dr. Jamie Glazov, editor at FrontPageMagazine.com, on his new book, Showdown With Evil: Our Struggle Against Tyranny and Terror."
Dr. Paul Kengor: Jamie Glazov, welcome to "V&V Q&A."
Dr. Jamie Glazov: Thank you. I am very grateful for this opportunity.
Kengor: Dr. Glazov, our goal today is to talk about your new book, Showdown With Evil: Our Struggle Against Tyranny and Terror. But before we get to that, I want to introduce you to our readers. First off, for many years, our writers at Grove City College, including myself, have contributed to your fearless website, FrontPageMagazine.com. Tell us about FrontPage and its mission.
Glazov: FrontPageMag.com is on the frontlines fighting the terror and culture war. We are primarily about exposing—and stopping in its tracks—the enemy at home and abroad. In other words, we bring attention to the danger and evil of radical Islam and to those forces on our own territory who aid and abet thisUnholy Alliance. By informing the world about this deadly and malicious enemy we face, we seek to undermine its totalitarian impulses and objectives.
Kengor: Please also tell us about your fascinating background, and specially your father's story—and where we can read more about your father.
Glazov: My dad and mom, Yuri and Marina Glazov, were brave dissidents in the former Soviet Union who stood up against one of the most evil regimes in history. They put their lives on the line for political prisoners who were being tortured and oppressed by the KGB and they fought courageously for freedom of conscience. You can read more about them and their heroic struggle here.
Because of this background and my respect for their noble efforts, I have dedicated my life to fighting for liberty, opposing the despotic forces who seek to annihilate it, and to standing up for those heroes who languish in gulags and prisons for their belief in truth and freedom.
Dr. Paul Kengor is professor of political science at Grove City College, executive director of The Center for Vision & Values, and author of the book, "The Communist: Frank Marshall Davis, The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mentor." His other books include "The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism" and "Dupes: How America's Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century."
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- Available in size 2 (0–6mo) or size 3 (6–12mo).
- Made from all-natural materials.
- Leather is formaldehyde-free and colored with non-toxic dye.
- Genuine sheepskin innersoles keep feet dry in summer & warm in winter.
- Elastic ankle closure–easy on and stays on.
- Can be worn with or without socks.
- Made in USA: designed and handcrafted in Corvallis, Oregon using US-sourced materials.
Buttery uppers and genuine sheepskin innersoles make a cozy, lightweight bootie your baby will love. Thin and flexible construction allows natural foot movement and development—an ideal bootie for newborns or infants, and great for first steps! Inner elastic hugs the ankle, making the shoe easy to slip on and stay on.
- Cozy, but not durableReview by Aza
Note from Soft Star: Thanks Aza for your review. You are correct that the Buttercups are designed for non-walkers and the "Roos" are designed to be more durable once your little ones start crawling and toddling about. (Posted on 4/23/15)
- Functional, comfortable, cuteReview by Edog
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Sizing Tips
Baby's feet typically grow through 4 sizes in the first year. (Size 1 for the first month, size 2 for months 2-4, size 3 for months 4-9ish, size 4 for months 6 -12ish.) Of course this will vary by each baby, but foot growth usually slows down considerably after the first year. As babies are not mobile those first few months, we generally do not stock shoes in size 1 or 2, although we can certainly make them for you by special request if needed for a special occasion or for a baby with extremely small feet.
MOCCASIN SIZING: The good thing about soft, moccasin style shoes ( like the Buttercups or Roos) is that extra length is generally not a problem. If walking, baby's foot will slide right to the front of a moc-style shoe and the excess length will be in the back behind their ankle, so no worries about tripping over extra length at the toe. Think of it like a glove for their feet. Moccasins very forgiving if too big, which is a good thing if you are on a budget. The main fit concern with a moccasin is getting a size that will stay on your baby's ankle.
Unsure about your child's size? Our printable guide will help you find the best fit for your feet! Just click the button below to print the guide and follow the instructions on the page (if you don't have access to a printer then scroll down for another option).
Note: before you print the guide, make sure your printer settings will not shrink or scale the page. Uncheck any boxes labeled "Fit to Printable Area" and/or set scaling options to "None."
Unsure about the width of your child's foot? Click here to jump to printable WIDTH guides.
Want more details? Check out this video for visual step-by-step instructions:
No Printer? No Problem!
You can still measure your child's feet using the method below (also shown in our sizing videos). You can then scroll down and see where the measurements fall on our sizing chart to find the recommended shoe size. All you need is a book, a tape measure and a wall.
Note: we no longer recommend tracing feet because it usually gives a larger measurement than the method described below. Our sizing charts work in accordance with the following method.
To measure your child's feet:
- 1. Remove shoes and socks and place the bare foot so that the heel is barely touching a wall.
- 2. Place a book in on the floor, parallel to the wall, so that it is barely touching the front of the longest toe.
- 3. Step away carefully and measure the distance from the book to the wall.
- 4. Scroll down and look for this measurement on the sizing charts below to find the recommended shoe size.
Once you find the length measurement, you can use table below to best find the corresponding size. Keep the following points in mind:
- Wiggle/growing room is already taken into account.
- If your child is on the border between two sizes then we recommend the larger size.
SANDAL SIZING: Our child sandals tend to run big since they are open-toed and open-heeled.We recommend ordering one size smaller than the recommended size for sandals.
BOOT SIZING: Boots tend to run small due to sheepskin lining and (often) thicker socks. It is usually safe to go up at least one size when buying Soft Star boots for your child. The North Star is a more "fitted" style, so order a wide if you plan to wear with thick socks or if you want a roomy fit.
MOCCASIN NOTES: The good thing about soft, moccasin-style shoes (like the Roo or Viley) is that extra length is generally not a problem, so you can often buy with growing room. Your child's foot will slide right to the front of our moccasins and the excess length will be in the back behind their ankle—no worries about tripping over extra length at the toe. Think of it like a glove for their feet. The moc style shoe is very forgiving if too big, which is a good thing if you are on a budget.
If your child has thick or chubby feet, be sure to indicate you need a wide width. If your child has EXTRA wide feet, please read this.
Additional Printable Tools for BABY and CHILD Sizes:
Want more detail for sizing kids, including width? We also have these printiable giudes for individual baby and child sizes. Click on the appropriate size..
Once printed, double check to verify the ruler on the page matches identically to your own ruler at home. If they are off by even the slightest amount then this guide will not work. You can always contact us and ask us to mail you the general kid sizing guide, too.
HEADS UP: We updated our child and baby sizing chart in March 2015. The charts below have been updated to reflect the new changes:
Note: before you print these guides, make sure your printer settings will not shrink or scale the page. Uncheck any boxes labeled "Fit to Printable Area" and/or set scaling options to "None."
Care Tips for Full Grain Leather Shoes
Soft Star Shoes are made from eco-friendly leathers tanned in the USA. Leather is a natural product and some variation in texture and hide markings is to be expected. Because we use leather colored with non-toxic food grade dyes, there will likely be some initial color transfer to your socks or skin if your shoes become damp. This will decrease with use, but we don't recommend wearing your new Soft Stars with your favorite white socks the first time you take them for a spin.
If your shoes are a little snug at first in the toe box area, you can gently stretch them by stuffing the toe box with a dry cloth. Push the cloth tightly into the front of the shoe and let sit stuffed overnight to stretch. Do not use a damp cloth as the water can stain the leather or innersole* of some leather types, rendering it non-returnable.
Most full grain leather we use is naturally water resistant, but our special vegetable-tanned leather (available only by custom selection on some of our design-your-own shoes) is a "naked" leather and will stain from water alone. You can clean shoes as needed with water dampened cloth* and let air dry, but please note if you do this on vegetable-tanned leather then you will need to wet/stain the entire shoe to avoid water marks. Condition the leather as often as desired with any quality leather dressing, but be careful to keep it away from the edges of your rubber soles. Do not use mink oil on your shoes, as it can degrade the adhesion on bonded soles and cause the sole to separate from your shoe over time. We highly recommend Bee Natural Amore for general conditioning or Rain & Snow on leather for enhanced water resistance. The color on shiny metallic shoes will eventually patina with use into an antique wear look, which can be accelerated with repeated use to water and high wear (e.g. scuffing toes).
For all of our leathers (except vegetable-tanned) you can clean by hand with a damp cloth, or if needed you can hand wash your leather shoes using a gentle shampoo and cool water*. We do not recommend frequent washing of any leather product as it strips the leather of it's natural oils and tends to dry stiffer.
We are often asked if our shoes can be washed in a washing machine. While not recommended as a normal course of action, when in dire straits the Elves have been known to toss a pair of shoes in the machine and generally have had good results. Just don't mix them with any other item because of color bleeding, and do NOT put shoes the dryer. Shoes with sheepskin can take 3-4 days to air dry if fully submerged in water, but you can speed up the drying by stuffing with old newspapers and replacing the paper twice a day.

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Monty added a post in a topic Ford guys: More accurate chassis for AMT '68 Shelby?If you look at the AMT '67 Mustang box art that uses a built kit instead of a 1:1 car, it shows one of the issues I have with the '68 Shelby - even as a factory stock build, the front tires extend out past the fenders. Overall, the new-ish '67 Mustang/Shelby kits are probably well-designed in most respects, but the wider front track gives it a toyish look IMNSHO.
Monty added a topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersFord guys: More accurate chassis for AMT '68 Shelby?Admittedly, as chassis go, AMT's isn't horrendous, but I was wondering if the Revell '69 Shelby chassis would be a slight upgrade, assuming that Ford/Shelby used the same one for both years. If it is an acceptable substitute, how much reshaping will it take to fit under the '68 body (wheelbase, width etc)?
Any pics of this completed swap would also be appreciated.
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Monty added a topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersIs there a good source for a sheet of underhood decals?I'd like to find a source for 1/24 / 1/25 decals & markings you'd find in a typical engine bay - everything from factory labels for valve covers, air cleaners and firewalls etc to battery and oil filter decals (DieHard, Interstate, Champion / AC, Fram, Mopar etc).
Links would be great if you have them.
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Monty added a post in a topic Show your Built JoHan ModelsExcellent thread idea, Ranma! Although it's getting harder and harder to get these kits anymore, it's nice to be able to reminisce via some great builds.
Monty added a post in a topic Buick Avista ConceptEven though it's just a concept car, it's nice to see that there are still designers in the automotive world who are capable of coming up with attractive styling ideas, as opposed to the vast number of mind-numbing crossovers and blatantly garish sedans currently available.
Yes, this car has a few Aston Martin-ish styling cues, but I'll give Buick a pass just for not cranking out another me-too-mobile. Unfortunately, like the styling exercises that preceded the current Checker Marathon errrr, Dodge Charger, if this car actually makes it into production, I'm sure Buick will find a way to water down the concept. I'm betting we'll end up getting something twice as bland and half as powerful.
Monty added a post in a topic 1970 ELDORADO by Cadillac (JO-HAN)Gotta agree with that. In addition to your usual dazzling paint, skillful foil work and accurate interior depiction, that headlight swap you've mastered adds a substantial amount of realism to all those old kits with molded-in chromed headlights. The wire wheels were an excellent choice as well.
I thought the chassis turned out nicely too, but I have two questions for you:
1) Did you create some type of poseable steering or is that a feature of the kit?
2) I noticed a body-colored segment near the middle of the chassis. Do you have reference pictures for that?
I'd say you're off to a great start for 2016!
Monty added a post in a topic What I finished in 2015Sometimes a picture says more than words can convey
Monty added a topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersAre there any video tutorials on making masking tape vinyl tops?I kinda get how to create one for cars with regular roofs, but I'm really curious how to do it on tunnel-backed cars (The sharply creased C-pillars on '66-'67 GM A-bodies and '68-'70 Chargers).
I've tried Googling this before but haven't found what I needed. If I missed a video that deals with this, I'd appreciate it if you'd link me up.
Bonus question: Do these masking tape roofs hold up over time?
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Monty added a post in a topic The Take-A-Turn Torino ProjectI guess I shouldn't expect much from someone who quoted two of my posts but still couldn't manage to spell my name correctly.
That probably explains how you managed to "read the entire thread" without seeing Casey's directives for how the build should go. Since you missed them, I'll post the parts pertaining to time for you:
1) Six people will participate, with each person having the model for slightly less than one month. This should help us finish the project in a year or so.
2) The model will be shipped (and the tracking info posted) to the next participant the first business day of each new month via USPS Priority Mail with Tracking. I will send the model in a USPS supplied Priority Mail box, so we should be able re-use the box every time the project is shipped to the next participant. Each participant is responsible for paying the USPS Priority Mail shipping cost and ensuring the package is mailed on the first business day of each month. If you cannot abide by this rule, please don't volunteer to participate.
As for your question about how the delay affects me, a non-participant, it virtually assures that I'll never participate in one of these community builds because we've now seen at least two occasions where one person decided his dire circumstances gave him some special right to hang onto the kit until his life improved enough that he could finally complete his segment, no matter how long it took. The problem is, I know I'm not the only member who will be deterred from joining group builds by this type of thing.
Lastly, while I'm sure everyone's aware that you joined up here primarily to deflect criticism from your buddy, I made every effort not depreciate his circumstances. I did, however, suggest it was selfish of him to keep the kit till he was able to work on it again, and I stand by that.
Monty added a post in a topic Well, this explains a lot...Facts are just "microaggressions" that detract from how we feel the universe should behave.
Monty added a post in a topic Are these exact wheels available in resin?I certainly appreciate the offer! If I didn't already have a couple sets of those wheels set aside, I'd take you up on it. They look great on most builds, as you've shown here, but I'm looking for something just a little different. To the best of my knowledge, MPC didn't use the wheels from the original '67 Charger box art in many of their kits, but I'd still like to get a set. Let's see if this picture gives everyone a better idea of what I'm looking for.
I asked whether they were available in resin because, unfortunately, I really don't have a stockpile of parts to trade out, so I'll have to buy them.
Monty added a post in a topic Are these exact wheels available in resin?Good to know. Thanks!
Monty added a post in a topic The Take-A-Turn Torino ProjectThis is exactly what prompted the fustercluck that occurred toward the end of the group-build that came to be known as Snowball I. As I said above, I realize that bad circumstances can wreak havoc on people's lives, but why do they feel they have the right to hold on to the kit until their problems are resolved?
Monty added a topic in Car Aftermarket / ResinAre these exact wheels available in resin?https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRC40rwbvLjp4ShjoxCWF8enIf7pmuFHK1GegAzGYB5P621J213
I don't recall these wheels being in many MPC 1/25 kits and I wouldn't mind having a set or two. Do any casters offer them? Links would be great if ya have 'em.
Bonus question: I've heard this kit might be repopped fairly soon, but some have said MPC changed the wheels to another design since its initial release. Can anyone tell me what wheels will be in the kit when it comes back out?
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Monty added a post in a topic My 2015 classWish I could be that productive in the course of a year! You've got a bunch of great builds there, but that Charger Daytona just jumps off the page. Nice work, can't wait to see what you create next year.


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Well today Kristina went to the store to buy a pair of jeans and the day was going just fine until she got to the store. First the guy behind the counter had a major attitude problem and then every pair of jeans she went to try on could not fit! Now Kristina is a very voluptuous woman I mean she really has some Monster Curves and those jeans were not moving over that super fat ass of hers! She needed some help, So she asked the guy behind the counter for a hand and he was quickly there to try to help her squeeze into those jeans! Long story short the jeans wouldnt fit but to make it up to her VooDoo decided to give her a pair of shoes instead which she loved! He charged her no charge but she decided to give him a tip for his hard work! She gave him one hell of a tip to say the least!!! A MUST HAVE!! Enjoy!
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Disney fairies Silvermist took 22 boards should be 23 but i did not put tip on right wing did not have enough squares. took a good hour or more a day for almost a week would of finished sooner but i have a baby got to take care of first!
She turned out absolutely stunning~! Nice work of the colors!
Amazing work!!!How did you do that?
This is really stunning, congrats!
i just used a bead thing u put in the pattern and i made it the size i wanted u can also use this perler bead maker not the one u buy but somewhere on the web is a free one to use and can do just perler or hama or nabi or all
Wow ...How were you able to do this? Did you have a picture you turn into something to use as a pattern?
Wow...How were you able to do this? Did you have a picture you turn into something to use as a pattern?
i love silvermist!! she is so beautiful!
wow this is amazing!!! love it
Thanku since i had my baby right after that i have not worked on anymore he kept destroy them! so i gave up till he in headstart next year then maybe i can work on them again!
that is absolutely amazing! you got the shading and everything!!!!!
Gorgeous! Thought about doing the same thing with Silvermist since my cousin's little girl is in love with her.
This is just incredible! <3
wow...it's amazing... O_O
10 Thumbs up ^^ if I had 10 >.< I wanna see Tinkerbell
thanku i found a pic i think im gonna use for tink we'll c
The Shading you did is very well done and the size is amazing. How long did it take you to make something that big?
that one took a couple weeks a good hour a day. basically an hour a square unless it had major color than up to 2hours. If I remember right.Im working on a baby princess peach and thats about what this one is but harder than the silvermist.
wow. that is dedication.
this is amazing!!
well done
this is amazing!!
well done
thanku very much. I plan on making all the fairies, but I have to finish this other project first its taking way longer then expected.


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- What the hotel offersUnique hotel in Geneva, whose origins date back to the 13th century, the Hôtel Les Armures is situated at the heart of Geneva's Old Town and a few minutes' walk from Lake Geneva and Geneva's main tourist sites. The rooms have been recently transformed and redesigned to offer a more modern, contemporary style while retaining the spirit of this secular residence.
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My fb friend posted this pic and can't figure out what it is....and well, since you guys know everthing...what is it? He said it's as big as his finger.
silverfish have a fishier looking body.
I'm lucky and have both in my house.... :(
That is a KOS bug.
(Kill on Sight)
I've got CDO. It is like OCD except the letters are in the correct order.
I'm in Minnesota and we've had a couple of those in our basement lately.
THEY MAKE ME WANT TO DIE. *shudder*
M 4/29/2008 and E 3/16/2010
Ask your friend if he can get it to rear up in the air and then send us a picture!
We had them at our old house. I HATED those motherfuckers. They were insanely fast, and they'd start crawling up the walls/ceiling, then they would *FALL OFF* - omg they were terrible.
So so so glad our new house doesn't have them. Our new house has box elder bugs - which is nothing.
ETA: they get really big - like 4-5"
I wouldn't let it live. Centipedes bite! And it can worse than a bee sting.
It happened to a girl that works in my office. She said she had pain all through her arm.
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Step Mommy to Brooklyn, born February 24, 2007
Mommy to Madison, born March 9, 2009, and Taylor, born July 11, 2011
I just recently squished one in my house w/ a shoe. It scared the hell out of me and yes they are fast. I live in PA. I was afraid b/c I have 2 cats that eat bugs and it looked poisonous.
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I know this is a creative writing forum, but I cannot find a language/English language forum on boards. I'm applying for a course and have been set some pre-tasks to complete. I wonder if people would mind looking over my answers and give thoughts or clarifications where required? I realize they're quite simple, but I'm worried I'm overlooking some glaring errors.
Thanks in advance. If I'm breaking rules here, please feel free to move the thread or delete it.
Part A.
Correct the following statements and explain your choice:
(1) Speaker A: Have you got any money?
Speaker B: Yes, I've been to the bank yesterday.
My answer: Yes, I went to the bank yesterday. I went (past simple) implies a certain time in the past, or a place in a sequence of events. I've been (present perfect) means an unspecified time.
(2) Speaker A: Is John ill? He's lost a lot of weight.
Speaker B: Yes, he's rather slender these days, isn't he?
My answer: Yes, he's rather skinny/thin these days, isn't he? "Slender" has positive connotations (a model's build is "slender", for example). Since Speaker A enquires if John is ill, the context is not positive.
(3) Speaker A: Why didn't you answer the phone?
Speaker B: Because I had a bath.
My answer: Because I was in the bath. "I had a bath" in the past means it's over and done with. "I was in the bath" means the person was in the bath when Speaker A rang and that is why they could not answer the phone.
(Could someone help me explain number 3 better? My mind's gone to mush.)
Part B
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|You must'nt worry about me, the course is great and I'm happy with my accomodation. I think I'll definately stay here until June. My teacher's names are Sue and John; they are very professional and the lessons are interesting. My landlady's got a beautiful dog; it's name is Ginger.
|You should not worry about me: the course is great and I'm happy with my accommodation. I think I'll definitely stay here until June. My teachers' names are Sue and John; they are very professional and the lessons are interesting. My landlady's got a beautiful dog; its name is Ginger.
Comment on the difference in meaning in the following:
(1) If I had the money, I'd buy a new car / If I have the money, I'll buy a new car.
My answer: "If I had" (second conditional) means that the person does not have the money for a new car, and the situation is defined by unreality. "If I have" (first conditional) suggests the possibility of the person having the money to purchase a new car.
(2) The house was very isolated / The house was very secluded.
My answer: "Secluded" suggests hidden or private; "isolated" suggests alone. A house in the city surrounded by high walls and trees could be described as secluded, but not "isolated".
(3) Give me a hand with this bag, will you? / Could you give me a hand with this bag, please?
My answer: The first statement implies familiarity with the person whom you are asking for a favour. The second is more polite and formal.


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My name is Krissy and I am 22 year old model and college student studying Exercise Science in the hopes of becoming a renowned Personal Trainer, as well as an IFBB pro in Bikini/ Figure division! I have been modeling for 3 years and I am a die-hard Eagles fan. I am all about confidence and finding beauty in all shapes and sizes. When I am not working or studying, I love to hang out at home with my Pomeranian puppy named Bear, and I am a health and fitness junkie, so you can find me at the gym or an organic foods store! I am a spitfire and I am up for almost anything, I will try anything once, and I love to travel and gain new experience…I am a very hard working and well rounded model, and aside from my eyes, many photographers would say my best feature/asset is my attitude and ease in front of the camera. Feel free to check out my one-on-one interview, and hope to work with you soon!
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Serving Healthy Hearty Alaskan Cuisine made with
Local and Organic ingredients since 1982*
Food For People and the Planet
From the Soil to the Soul
At the Fresh Sourdough Express, we offer food that is both good for you and the planet. Since 1982 we have strived to serve as much organic and local food as possible. We feature the best Alaskan seafood, local beef, and plenty of Vegetarian & Vegan options using as much seasonal Homer grown produce as possible. There is no skimping on the value you receive when you are served a delicious, robust meal, teeming with regional flavor and quality, from one of our smiling servers.
Serving local food helps to build the local economy and assures freshness in all that we prepare. We encourage more small scale farmers to be good steward of the land, requesting organically grown produce and humanly raised meat products.
We believe that the food we consume directly affects our health and the health of the plant. The less it travels, how it is grown and packaged all makes a big difference.
We strive to be a zero waste facility by composting all of our food scraps, recycling everything possible, using the least amount of packed food, and implement energy efficient appliances and practices into our establishment.
We believe that customer service makes all the difference in your experience while you dine. It is our honor and intention to serve our customers in a manner that is welcoming and enjoyable.
Our popular Breakfast items are served all day,
Hearty Lunches, featuring seasonal daily specials, to-go meals
Baked goodies made in-house, including gluten free options, and our house specially, Sourdough Breads.
Variety of Beverage Organic Espresso ,Smoothies, Milkshakes and Natural Sodas, Organic Coffee and Tea's
Fresh-juiced juices are on the menu and special juices vary with the season
Vegan and vegetarian options
All in a fun, cozy, friendly atmosphere.
Proudly Serving Peace and Love and great Food
Our catering services are planned with attention to detail for any event.
Please check out our menus on our website and find out more about how we started the Cafe with just $43 and a driving passion to make the world a better place one bite at a time. We truly look forward to serving you and value your feedback.
Open from May until September 7am – 5pm daily.
Open October through April from 8 AM-3 PM. Closed Tuesday & Wednesday
Fall/Winter hours may vary depending on weather and whatever… so call or check out our Facebook Page.
P.S. We are elated to see that more eateries everywhere are also striving to implement responsible choices into their establishment.
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We'll be camping on the lawn until we've tried the entire menu
OH.MY.GOSH. I don't know where to start…. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with happy smiley faces and chilled out funky music. We started with coffee and it was an AWESOME brew and they even gave us free samples of their baked goods while we waited for our food. We ordered the St. Augestine, the smoked salmon scramble, & cinimon french toast. It was all insanely tastey and blew our minds! The French toast is the best weve ever had! Portions were big, I tried to finish mine because it flippin good, but was stuffed!
Our waitress Ala was so nice and helpful! We loved it so much we bought the bread to make our own french toast! We'll be coming back next time were in Homer! Such a gem and awesome to know their progressive in Eco friendly practices and support local organic products!! Yum yum yum!!
Fabulous breakfast, atmosphere, and service
Long story short, every aspect of the meal was superb. More than you can eat and excellent tasting to boot…. I don't know much about Homer, but I now know where to get a good breakfast!
Prices were more than fair. I would return in a heartbeat…. Somehow you know in your gut when you've found a place worth returning to time and time again.
Perfect start on a wet Sunday
When we arrived about 9.30 Sunday morning we were seated immediately and thought things were pretty quiet. Within fifteen minutes the place was packed, and when our food arrived we could see why it's so popular. Delicious pancakes for the whole family, and our first experience of biscuit and gravy. Yum! Our first 'real' American breakfast and we loved it.
Never fails to satisfy
The Sourdough Express is one of the "must dos" for any Homer vacation. Do the 1/2 day Halibut trip and then go to the Sourdough for brunch. The food is hearty – I'd call it traditional Alaskan stick to your ribs with an environmental/green veggie ethic thrown in. Baked goods are great.
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I like to eat. A lot. When I'm not eating, I'm cooking. When I'm doing neither, I talk about food. But this is mostly due to the fact that I'm in the food and beverage (URL HIDDEN) that usually only means one thing to my friends and family: free food.
When I travel, all of my travels revolve around food (what I'm going to eat when I get there???). I've traveled all over the US and have lived in NYC, Houston, and Los Angeles. Yes, all cities with amazing food. As a traveler, my motto is to treat any place you stay at as you would your own home. Sometimes I find myself making the bed when I stay at hotels.
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All too often I can become a member of the club that babbles, meanders and wanders to get to the destination. Some side effects of this habit include extreme forms procrastination, avoidance and distraction.
However, this is all thrown in the trash when it comes to doing something fun, exciting, new; anything, ultimately, that I'm passionate about. I attack it with a fervor, and even the distasteful tasks associated become less arduous if I keep in mind my ulterior motive - pursuing that passion.
My friend and esteemed colleague, AT, are writing a screenplay together. It's our first, and was never at the forefront in terms of a writing niche I'd choose for myself. However, it's a terrific excuse for us to spend time together, and for me to hone my chops. Jumping into a new arena really infuses you with a confidence. You learn that you can do things you never imagined you'd be able to, and it infuses you with energy.
I've been working tons at my new most definitely non-writing job, and have felt a little lackluster in keeping up with posting. However, I've realized that keeping up with my blog and writing should be an added incentive because, well, my new job is terribly menial. Becoming a writer is what I get to do, what I'm passionate about, but the other job is what I have to do in the meantime.
I did manage to finish What Color is Your Brain, by and I'm so glad I read it. It's geared more towards businesses and companies, particularly large ones, and how they can utilize tests to turn bad customer experiences into amazing ones. The book describes several examples of how rapid a pace the education moves at, and how companies can see what others' are saying about them. In this way, they can respond to negative experiences in real time, immediately and effectively. Then, I come on and check my reader today, only to find a perfect example of this actually happening. All this technology and information floating around chaotically in the online education can be semi-harnessed for a purpose, and that's definitely cool.
Despite not posting everyday, as I had ambitiously envisioned myself doing upon beginning this blog, I have been working on my writing every single day since throwing myself on a roll. Most of this is comprised of learning - reading, reading, reading. However, I did throw myself on a couple of limbs. This is what I was up to;
AT and I also met three times, for several hours each, to work on our brand new script. AT is a hyphenated individual, and by that I mean test taker-writer-website-maker. I find collaborating a terrific way to get started. It's great to encourage each other on. Our script is moving along swimmingly so far, and having AT's expertise in the area, and humor has been tons of fun.
I profess to being an absolute feedback junkie. Positive feedback tells me that what I'm already doing, I should keep doing. Negative tells me I need to take a step back, and evaluate whether alterations need to be made. The more constructive it is, the better. So, if this is what I believe, if this is what I know will help me improve, then why is negative feedback so hard to take?
All of this came to rise earlier this week, when a friend of mine read this blog. He was the second person I told to check it out, off-handedly. Little did I expect him to check right away, then proceed with a list of all the reasons why nobody cares. It could have been an enormous bulleted list. It was a full frontal assault, and no sugar coating it at all. If you'd seen me in a bathing suit, then you'd realize I like my sugar about 5 pounds too much. It took me a moment to step back and take the advice, and decide what I would use and what I would discard.
So, right off the bat, before I get into the real messy thick bit of it, I am developing a way to cope with a whole whack of feedback.
Don't trust anyone. Even your friends, family, and pets are subject to this new clause.
Basically, this week I realized that I am not going to be seeing an ROI on a job I've been doing over the last month. I did not ask the person for a contract, because we had a verbal one, and I know him. I considered him a friend; you know, one of those friends who isn't your blood brother or whatev, but a vague sort of friend. I charged him an unbelievably low rate, because I'm that nice.
And now I'm assuming he's on crack, because there is no other excuse for his dramatic, MIA behavior.
I recently started a new job working as the editor for e-learning website it's something I'm very interested/excited to learn about. The opportunity was too good to pass up.
Anyways, I've had a little bit of "blah" in my blogging lately. This translates to … not blogging! I started over-thinking, what is my focus? Do I need to switch to a new one - start a new blog? - or re-direct a focus in a way that re-inspires me?
I mulled over a fashion/beauty blog, so I could post pictures of clothes and squeal away. However, I prefer leaving my hair unbrushed, au naturel, and throwing haphazard clothing on, with little regard for current trends or respect for color co-ordination, at least half of the time. The other half of the time is when I'm feeling blue, and throw on this silver and black medieval style gown that I have, with a corset top and full skirt.


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May 10, 1932 – July 27, 2013
Melvin Leroy Goodenough AKA "Leroy the Magician" born 5/10/32 in Fresno Ca passed away peacefully at home on July 27 2013 with family all around. Survived by Sister Myrna, Brother Jack, 6 children, 7 grand children and 6 great grand children.
He was dearly loved and will be missed by all.
As Leroy always said "Old magicians never die they simply disappear."


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If you are a poet in this situation and would like to establish your own nanopress to publish your manuscript, here's an offer for you to consider. Find yourself an editor (with at least some gravitas, ok!? – see comments here) who will agree to edit your manuscript and publish it under both your names, and I will offer – free – publication legwork services. The honing and finalization of the manuscript will be up to you and your editor-partner, and I would also ask that you find and obtain permission to use the cover art. Give me these elements and (if I like the proposed partnership), I will do all the publication legwork free for you – design and publish the manuscript as website, PDF download, e-book, print version and (if you are doing audio) CD — see the typical multi-format production steps here. This will be a non-profit operation. The print and CD versions will be sold via Lulu at cost-price (you will buy your own review copies) and all the other formats will be available free. You can see what the final publication(s) will look like here and here. Marketing and promotion will be up to you, although I will do what I can to help with that. Email me at nic_sebastian at hotmail.com if you have a good proposal.
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Fortress in the Valley by GordonTarpleyWatch
©2011-2016 GordonTarpley
Matte painting made for CGTantra matte painting challenge
made with 3d studio max and photoshop
made with 3d studio max and photoshop
Magnificent image, especially when seen closeup. Fortress design is very impressive.
Sorry! I forgot the P
Simly great!
Just fantastic work!
I remember watching your thread from the challenge, it's still a nice matte painting. Good work on it
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This 5"x5" card is from a kit of tasteful coffee coloured basecards and useful for many occasions. I printed the coffee base with white spots onto semi glossy photografic card. I cut out, scored and folded it to make my base card then cut out 2 small rectangles of yellow and dark brown textured recycled paper and attached them in opposite corners using DSST. I chose a tag image from CUP241410_359 as a topper, matted it onto gold mirri card with DSST.I cut out a square of apple green linen card, centred and attached it to the card base with DSST, then added the topper with foam pads. I also printed out a tag "from me to you", matted it onto apple green card and attached it with foam pads. This coffee coloured basecard makes a pretty background to the toning chick topper.


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Updated 2013
The time had come to update this one!
The time had come to update this one!
I´m 14 and I have a long way to go
What an incredible improvement. And hell, I wish I'd been drawing nearly half as well as you when I was seventeen! Time to get more practice in, after seeing all of this awesomeness...
On what year did you start using a tablet?
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WOW! This is really superb!!!
so much... yay
When you were 12, I was 2! I think. If you birthday is after mines which it is.
You are such an inspiration to me! I'm 13, turning 14 in a month and some days.
I'm hoping by the time I get to your age I will be as good, if I'm really lucky, even better!
You are such an inspiration to me! I'm 13, turning 14 in a month and some days.
I'm hoping by the time I get to your age I will be as good, if I'm really lucky, even better!
you were, are, and you will be fantastic :·3!!
I really like how you progressed
you should post a blank meme like this so other people can do it too!(like me)
Or people can stop being lazy click on the search bar and search up improvementmeme blank xDD its not that hard
I had recently turned 13, and hope maybe.. maybe, i will be near your level when im about your age.. omg you have inspired me so much <3 <3 :huggles:
This is totally awesome. I just turned fourteen last month, and seeing this, I actually have hope that I'll be good by the time I'm your age xD Thanks for that. Hope you have a great Christmas and/or whatever other holidays you celebrate!
I've watched a lot of artists improve but YOU impress me sooooo much! Keep working hard!! :>
You are such an inspiring artist ! Seeing your gorgeous ( sometimes crazy, you gotta admit it ) drawings, designs, full artworks,.. it inspires me even more to draw and inprove much as you do. Keep on doing these amazing things, and i will adore you forever :'D
xD its just practice and drawing them a lot
I did draw dinosaurs EVERY SINGLE DAY for 5 years I think xD Idont know why it died out
I did draw dinosaurs EVERY SINGLE DAY for 5 years I think xD Idont know why it died out
Wow...that is just amazing seeing your improvement!
im 17 now and i cant draw like that *gives up on drawing*
The trouble part for me on digital stuff is texturing, lights and details. Ugh im kinda jelous to see others improvements wat
Gosh your artwork is so inspirational to me and it has been even since your days back on TA (where I always silently admired you). Even when I'm having the very worst art block if I look at your stuff it just makes me want to draw and improve so much, and thank you so much for that <3
Thank you! woot TA times are really nostalgic, to bad it died out because of some asshole moderators were chosen xD I dont really mind though since I improved far more as a person and as an artist as soon as I left that place.
Thanks for sharing! It's amazing to see all the improvements and change in interests over the years. I bet you draw a lo-ot. Do you draw something new everyday?
The dog from 2009 is SO adorable! <3
I hope to be as good as you by the time I'm your age!
You made so many epic leaps of improvement
It's very inspirational how far you've come
It's very inspirational how far you've come
You've improved so much!
This is really motivational. You probably get that a lot, but seeing your progress and all has sorta reminded me it just takes effort then you'll get great results. Hopefully someday I'll have soil like yours
And you probably get that a lot as well! xD
Wow, I wouldn't have thought the earlier drawings were from you! You've come a long way!
woah, from 2002?
that's when I came into this world
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The distance between Ooty and Bangalore, is almost 265 km. It can take six to seven hours, to reach Bangalore from Ooty, by road. The best way to reach Bangalore from Ooty, is by bus. There are many buses which run every day between Ooty and Bangalore. The KSRTC has an informative website, with a list of all the buses between Ooty and Bangalore. Journey by bus, can cost you anything between Rs. 420 to Rs. 780, depending on the kind of bus. It is advisable to travel at night.
Transport options from Ooty to Bangalore
Ooty to Bangalore By Bus: Take a direct bus from Ooty to Bangalore, which takes around 7 hours. Several state transport buses ply between these two destinations. Bus station at Bangalore is about 5 km away from the city centre. You can reach the city centre by hiring cabs or taxis. Travelling by bus is an ideal option for backpackers and individual travellers.
Ooty to Bangalore By Car: Hire a cab or rent a car from Ooty to Bangalore, which takes around 7 hours. Cost of cab ranges from INR9 to INR25 per kilometre, depending upon the type of the car. Suitable option for those travelling with families and in groups.
Ooty to Bangalore By Train: No direct train is available from Ooty to Bangalore. However, you can take a direct train from Coimbatore Railway Station to Bangalore City Junction, which takes around 7 hours. Ooty is situated at distance of about 89 km from Coimbatore Railway Station. Taxis and buses take around 1 hour to reach Ooty from Coimbatore Railway Station. Suitable for families travelling with seniors and kids.
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- Sathish Kumar
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Excellent travel, the kind of bus that our KSRTC is opted for the hill station like ooty is more appreciable and an awesome travel. Good seats and amenities like blankets were very good and halt at Mysore is very good and at right time. Best about the travel is in the night bus leaves the station by 10.30 and reaches the destination at the scheduled time early morning and the day is not wasted any where or time in travelling. Travellers must carry the water bottles.
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- Savio Santiago
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We hired a Figo self drive car from Zoomcar. It was affordable and we took the car from Bangalore. We went through Mysore, Bandipur Forest, Mudumalai Forest, Masinagudi, Ooty. The ride was really superb. We started by Friday night at 11.30 pm and reached Saturday morning by 8-9 am. There was a check post near Bandipur Forest which opens by 6 am to 6 pm after that they close the gate. We stopped for a safari ride in Bandipur Forest. The ride through the forests was very nice so go slow and enjoy the forest greenery. There was check-in when you enter Mudumalai Forest. They have many speed bumps so drive cautiously and enjoy the splendid view.More »
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- Phinny Joseph
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Travel started, by booking a Taxi and the car was SUV 7+1 Seater. And the journey started from home by early morning around 6:00 AM from our home. And car was brand new in SUV 2014 model, with superb comfort. By the way, our entire family was in that car. My dad, mom, brother with his wife and one child, and second brother, and I, so it was totally 7 People plus the driver. Driver was good and he was well-mannered. And his driving was great too. Not over speed and no unwanted over takes. So journey from our residence towards Ooty started and we picked route Via Mysore. So that route Via Mysore goes through the Wild Forest. So that was certainly a best route to be picked when you are going out to explore the beautiful nature and creation.More »
So we reached Mysore nearly about 10 am-11 am then we picked the route which is under forest authority which is the way towards Ooty. So the road was two way road but single road without a divider but the road was well-maintained and superb smooth. And while travelling we saw Elephants, Deer, Monkeys and some small small animals. There were areas where it gave warning that its the area of lion but we did not see them.
Then by 1:00 pm we reached our hotel in Ooty. Journey was great but slight tiredness was there. Then we got refreshed and then had lunch from hotel and then relaxed for a while. Then evening we went to see the beautiful garden, and also the boating we did. We enjoyed the weather climate in Ooty, cold with little drizzling of rain and also clouds hovering around the mountains, its just the perfect experience to be experienced us or train.
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The bus was non AC sleeper. On the way from Bangalore to Ooty, the curtains in the bus were small, and hence could not cover the seat length, and created boardingMore »
disturbances. On way back to Bangalore from Ooty, there was none as such. But we felt that, there should be some blanket or some bed-sheet provided by the bus service, since we reached Ooty and as we departed from Ooty, we felt really cold (even in April), since both ways the bus timing in Ooty is bound to be cooler (i.e. early morning you reach, and late night you depart). So, in this case, adding one more item to your back-pack can only be an option. Carry a blanket or shawl to help yourself.
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If you like lemon tea, you will enjoy at all the stalls you visit. They prepare good and is available at all the tea stalls.
Be ready to trek down and up, somewhere heights and somewhere lows to walk through, plain areas would be lesser. Accordingly choose your attire etc. Be sporty to enjoy more of the Ooty places.
You can buy chocolates and tea, as is famous from here. Especially chocolates (home made ones) are relatively cheap than the same outlets outside the city.
You will get many, to click photos for you and very experienced too.
Three days for Ooty and near by visits was more than sufficient, as we felt.
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We had taken Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus to travel to Ooty and it was nice trip in the bus as we can see the bus going from deep forest. And it was a nice trip, the bus was full when we travelled and only 2 halts were there, when we reached Chikmagalur forest area, the bus was stopped till 5.30 am till the sunrise to happen and for the 4 hours the bus was stopped at the gate in front of the forest.More »
So travel before 11:59 pm to cross the forest area or wait for five hours till the sunrise to happen.
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Large, Defined outline of the male/female package.
"Hey, you walkin, trim up that moose-knuckle!"
লিখেছেন- Radar 15 de মার্চ de 2004
bearded clam
punani in full effect
লিখেছেন- wendy 15 de ডিসেম্বার de 2003
see camel-toe
লিখেছেন- Herb N. Dictionary 20 de অক্টোবার de 2002
Rather large vaginal lips that hunger/feed off of panties and denim crotch.
Damnit, I wanna lick her Moose-Knuckle!
লিখেছেন- daytripa 1 de মে de 2003
Bush's pathetic padded pelvic package at the aircraft carrier landing.
There were so many sox stuffed into his crotch that his moose-knuckle made it difficult for him to walk around it.
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Mallorie's baby is Vlad'sThe game is only set over a couple of months at most, so it's at least likely.
The terrorists who are the reason for the closed bridges are a bigger threat than you think.This is the explanation for why you have to wreak so much havoc until the police sends sufficient reinforcements... They have plenty of helicopters, yet will not send one if you "just" gun down some civilians. Why? Because they are too busy fighting a terrorist army elsewhere, so they will only send in the big guns when you become even more dangerous than the terrorists!
Packie McReary will appear in GTA VDuring the credit sequence for The Ballad Of Gay Tony, you see one scene where Packie gets out of a taxi cab at the Airport, with nothing but a duffel bag on his shoulders. Later, at the end of the credits, you see a shot of a plane lifting off, presumably with Packie inside. Obviously, Rockstar is trying to foreshadow Packie's involvement in their next game, whether he becomes a player character or he stays a supporting one. Further evidence shows up in some leaked documents for GTA V listing some character names, with a few having the last name Mc Reary.
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All three protagonists (Niko, Johnny, and Luis) are on the edge of being assassinated by the FBI."Michelle" already warned Niko once. Figuring out her secret only upset him more but didn't change his ways until after completion. So it is fair to think that the NOOSE and FBI are stalking again. By the end of the month, him and the other two protagonists are going to be assassinated.
The games are about the collapse of society.The GTA series is about the collapse of society! 1. Etiquette is gone, and vulgarity is everywhere. This seems insignificant, but this shows that social order is falling apart, and hierarchies are enforced by conflict and force, not respect. 2. In the earlier games, traffic violations and small infractions would get the cops on you. In the later games, you will only be wanted if you assault/kill someone, steal a car, or assault an officer. 3. If you are arrested, you get out with a bribe, even if you do something heinous. This means that there is NO criminal trials and capital punishment doesn't exist. You can kill 100 people including cops, and you are taken to the police station and let free. This is probably THE most important, because this is accepted by the people. Anarchy is the norm. Also, they aren't letting you go because of corruption only, they wouldn't let a copkiller go. They let you go because they are afraid of you. 4. You can get a rocket-launcher. 5. The anarchy is international. Terrorists have attacked in GTA IV
Niko is trapped in the SimulationNiko spent his childhood in poverty, then as a soldier, where he saw and experienced things that scarred him for life. His only aspiration in his adult life was to leave his homeland and move to America where he could get a fresh start and live in prosperity alongside his cousin Roman, who has already made it big over there. His deepest fear is that nothing will actually change for him when he reaches America - Roman's tales of wealth will turn out to be a lie; he will be forced to commit criminal acts just to survive each day; he will be constantly watched by people who view him as an outsider and a threat; and he will continue to face betrayal and the death of those he cares about no matter where he goes. Having seen Niko's exceptional ability and will to survive during the war, Zinyak picked him up before he ever left his homeland and put him into a simulated Liberty City that embodied all of these fears. Niko never boarded the Platypus or made it to the real Liberty City, where Roman really was rich and successful.
Dimitri went crazy because his own Cousin got killed by Petrovic!!Now one thing I've always been wondering about is why the fuck Demitri goes form being a relatively nice guy to being a callous assholes in a flash. But I hit me. His cousin who was dating Petrovic's son must have been killed as revenge as warning to Mikhail and Dimitri and that's why he's is after Nico. While His blood debt to Petrovic is finished. Dimitri was lost his best friend and his cousin because of Nico's thoughtless actions. Dimitri wanted to hurt Nico as badly as he was by things Nico did while working under Faustin. So a way Dimitri is a bit of an Anti-Villan and most of the shit he did to Nico was a mix of Kicking the dog and the son of a bitch at the same time.
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