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- 1 package (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 package (11 ounces) candy corn
- 52 fudge-striped cookies
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 4 cups miniature marshmallows
- 6 cups crisp rice cereal
- 52 white confetti sprinkles
- In a microwave, melt chocolate chips; stir until smooth. For tails, use a dab of chocolate to attach five candy corns to the chocolate side of half of the cookies in a fan shape; refrigerate until set.
- In a large saucepan, melt butter. Add marshmallows; stir over low heat until melted. Stir in cereal. Cool for 10 minutes. With buttered hands, form cereal mixture into 1-1/2-in. balls.
- Remelt chocolate if necessary. Using chocolate, attach the cereal balls to the chocolate side of the remaining cookies. Position tails perpendicular to the base cookies; attach with chocolate. Refrigerate until set.
- For feet, cut off white tips from 52 candy corns; discard tips. Attach feet to base cookies with chocolate. Attach one candy corn to each cereal ball for heads.
- With a toothpick dipped in chocolate, attach two confetti sprinkles to each head. Using chocolate, dot each sprinkle to make pupils. Let stand until set. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 26 turkeys.
Reviews for Tom Turkeys
"I made them for my 9 grandchildren and they were a big hit. I have one that does not like chocolate, so used sugar cookies for a few. I found melted almond bark when dry holds better than chocolate chips. Thought that might be helpful as most of us have it on hand right now."
"made for my duaghters Brownie troop thanksgiving party- they loved them! so easy although i found i needed a lot of chocolate glue!"
"These crowd pleasers are adorable and fun to make with kids! A couple of tips: 1. After attaching candy corns - get them cold right away to harden the melted chocolate. 2. I melted white chocolate to attach the candy corn used for the head - it was less visible than the dark chocolate. I also used a dab of the white chocolate for the eyes instead of the sprinkle - and dotted it with dark chocolate."
"This was a fun project for my five-year-old and me. I would suggest washing some new paint brushes and using them to paint the melted chocolate onto the turkey. It made it easy and fun."
"You may think this is cute and simple with only a few ingredients until you actually make them and it is takes much longer than 30 minute of prep time. It is extremely time consuming when attaching the candy corn onto the cookie, not to mention difficulties attaching the candy corn head to the rice crispy treat and the eyes to the candy corn. Oh and it?s a giant mess, melted chocolate gets everywhere. When they are completed everyone loves them and wants one."


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Innovation and technology do not go hand-in-hand. What November is speaking about is digital technology. Broadly, technology is a tool and we study its uses to determine if it is the best tool for the planned work. That kind of thinking is innovative.
Nancy Jones's curator insight, January 27, 2015 4:15 PM
A Blog post by Alan November about deep thinking , globalization and innovation when it comes to technology usage.
I've spent the last two months on a break from social. I went an extra step and stopping sending newsletters and doing interviews, as well.
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It is in the breaks from routine that we find the novel and creative. We rejuvenate in those spaces and find ourselves refreshed. @ivon_ehd1
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
This is a good idea with a focus on humility as opposed to techno-solutionism and expertise. What are the costs of being certified by a large tech company?
As cyberbullying increases, our best options are recognizing patterns, keeping evidence, intervening when appropriate, reporting any incidents, and educating everyone -- bullies included.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Adults, and I mean 'teachers,' engage in it. What if we began there? I felt bullied by one administrator. I doubt he even realizes what he did was wrong. It is second nature to adults because they have done it so long.
"Education is one of the last industries to be touched by Internet technology, and we're seeing a lot of catch-up going on," said Betsy Corcoran, the chief executive of EdSurge, an industry news service and research company. "We're starting to see more classical investors — the Kleiner Perkinses, the Andreessen Horowitzes, the Sequoias — pay more attention to the marketplace than before."
Via Kim Flintoff
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Because there is so much money in School. Many children of high-tech people attend Waldorf Schools.
I am working with several schools on transforming the school structures, culture and instruction from a traditional model to a more modern version. Each of the schools has their own take on the out...
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Do we transform things and people? Or, do they transform without us being aware and it is only retrospectively we see the difference?
Rob Hatfield, M.Ed.'s curator insight, January 13, 2015 8:27 PM
Insightful reflection on personal/professional transformation in and out of the teaching and learning environments for the 21st Century learner and teacher.
Start Something: 13 Teacher Strategies For Digital Collaboration
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Social media allows for a broadening of networks and complements, rather than replacing, face-to-face networks.
J. Mark Schwanz's comment, January 10, 2015 10:52 AM
Digital collaboration powerful when you use it. technology gives us access to people and let us work with them in effective ways. how effective is your school and/or district administrator in harnessing digital collaboration tools to help improve teaching and learning?
Janus-faced - marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another; "she was a deceitful scheming little thing"- Israel Zangwill...
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This is an interesting and provocative post well worth reading.
Using open digital tools creates space for productive dialogue within and across courses and departments, allowing for critical co-investigation not just within a single course but in the college community.
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
It is not a given. What would Paulo Freire suggest about the current state of school?
Daisy Christodoulou: The immense computing power we possess will only make learning easier if we acknowledge it will never make it effortless
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And wisdom which is the way to apply the knowledge and information.
camille wildenburg's curator insight, January 11, 2015 2:09 PM
This article commences with the overwhelming factors of concern and advantage surrounding the effects that technology is having on children, their attention spans and their knowledge. The article mentions how the internet reduces the importance of knowing facts and talks about how it does improve a child's working memory because it frees up long term memory space in the brain. It makes it easier for a child to learn things. At the same time it also mentions how computers have a tendency to distract, especially at a college level. Bottom line, at the end of the day a student must still put the time and effort to learn. Technology is just a supplement to that.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Let us begin with the obvious, some, if not all of these people, are not principals presently. The second point and less obvious is when were these people in classrooms? Where is the teacher's voice?
I'm the Whether Man, not the Weather Man, for after all it's more important to know whether there will be weather than what the weather will be. – The Phantom Tollbooth Dave Cormier has written a couple of great posts … Continue reading →
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Learning and education are not systems. Learning and change are about change and cannot be controlled rationally (Habermas).
Humanity is in the midst of one of the most transformative times in history. We are experiencing ever more rapid waves of technological innovation and disruptions. The speed of change has accelerated...
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
The pace of change is not new to 2014/2015. Deep thinkers such as Hannah Arendt, Alfred North Whitehead, and Jacques Ellul wrote about the pace and an inability to keep pace. Arendat suggested we may not have the language needed.
It is a challenge which may need new conversations and questions rather than dogmatic answers. The conversations have to include those closest to the action, teachers.
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Thank you all for sharing the look ahead. If there is anything certain about the future, it is that the future will be a bit different than we expected.
Over the last few years, the education community has heard plenty of buzz about the growth in education technology and digital learning.
Via EDTECH@UTRGV, Suvi Salo
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Reading this article, I was left with the impression that it is the technology that teaches and the teacher is just a goal setter with the students. I am sure that is a misunderstanding, as human relationships remain central to teaching and learning. @ivon_ehd1
The Future of Life Institute announced that technology inventor Elon Musk, creator of Tesla and SpaceX, has decided to donate $10M to the Future of Life Institute to run a global research program aimed at keeping Artificial Intelligence (AI) beneficial to humanity.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
It is important to keep pace as best as we can with the tech changes emerging around us.
The purpose of the questions is to help teachers BEGIN the process of flipping their class. This is only the first step. Flipped Class 101 can lead to Flipped Learning, which is a second stage of the Flipped Class. Many teachers are asking for some step by step guidelines as they begin.
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Regardless of the pedagogic process, these might be good questions to ask whenever planning lessons, units, etc.
Tony Guzman's curator insight, January 20, 2015 11:37 AM
Here is a list of 10 questions any instructor should ask themselves before diving into flipping their course. I also suggest connecting with your instructional designer (if you have one at your institution).
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
It is interesting how the literature related to personal learning networks and the like is rarely grounded in literature that is more than 10 - 15 years old. For example, what would Dewey, Whitehead, and Montessori have to say about them?
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
There are still challenges involved. For example, not everyone has the device to bring to school. Second, damage usually falls inside insurance deductibles.
We have to remain aware of the challenges and promises.
I read an article the other day in The Sunday Mirror's magazine, Notebook, where Will.i.am was discussing his views on how we are so caught up with technology and find it an achievement to receive ...
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
It is if we let it. When we do not pay attention to how we use digital technologies and social media, it uses us.
Dan Kirsch's curator insight, January 13, 2015 8:02 PM
This is a blog post I found via #wordpress. Very interesting read on social media and it's influences in our we communicate with one another.
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Asynchronous learning allows for reflection and is not exclusive to online learning. The two are complements to each other regardless of media.
Andrew Hockley's curator insight, January 27, 2015 2:10 AM
Nice little summary. For more on developing an e-learning strategy check out http://the-round.com/resource/managing-education-in-the-digital-age/
And so we had the awkward conversation and returned the Kindle. It was uncomfortable and confusing, but right for our family. After all, those Angry Birds will probably still be peeved a few years from now - when we're ready to enter the 21st century as a family.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Well done parents.
New Thinking: 18 Extraordinary Questions Education Faces In 2015
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
The more we ask phenomenological questions i.e. how we experience something (a phenomenon) the more we will find space opens up but not with just answers. More questions will appear. As the poet Rilke suggested, "we will live into the questions."
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, January 12, 2015 8:24 PM
The first question is one that subsumes many and should be the space within which teaching and learning happens.
Conventional wisdom (backed by many research studies) holds that students benefit from smaller classes. They receive more personal attention from instructors, who can spend more time evaluating each assignment turned in and can spend more time with each student. Many rankings systems reward colleges for small class sizes. Many potential undergraduates judge colleges on the availability of small classes.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
I suspect that motivation does impact who decides to go online for learning.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Can we ever learn inefficiently?
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Primary Department Affiliation: Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine
Primary Research Area: Respiratory Immunology and Pulmonary Disease
Dr. J. Edwin Blalock, Professor, received his B.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Florida. After Postdoctoral Training at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and after spending several years on the faculty there, Dr. Blalock came to UAB in 1986.
The overall objective of our current research is to delineate certain genetic rules that govern the shape and function of proteins and peptides. Specifically, nucleic acids encode amino acid sequences in a binary fashion with regard to hydropathy. We and others have provided compelling evidence that the exact pattern of polar and nonpolar amino acids, rather than the precise identity of particular R groups, is an important driving for protein shape. These design principles are being used:
- to make synthetic peptides specifically targeted to act as agonists and antagonists of Ca++ channels involved in apoptosis and respiratory burst in polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMN) and
- to make synthetic peptide vaccines as immunotherapeutic agents against autoimmune diseases of the nervous system such as myasthenia gravis (MG) and multiple sclerosis (MS).
- to make antagonists of the PMN chemoattractant peptide, Pro-Gly-Pro (PGP) described below.
We are studying the tripeptide neutrophil chemoattractant N-acetyl PGP, derived from the breakdown of extracellular matrix (ECM), which shares sequence and structural homology with an important domain on alpha chemokines. PGP caused chemotaxis and production of superoxide through CXC receptors, and administration of peptide caused recruitment of neutrophils (PMNs) into lungs of control, but not CXCR2-deficient mice. PGP was generated in mouse lung after exposure to lipopolysaccharide, and in vivo and in vitro blockade of PGP with monoclonal antibody suppressed PMN responses as much as chemokine-specific monoclonal antibody. Extended PGP treatment caused alveolar enlargement and right ventricular hypertrophy in mice. PGP was detectable in substantial concentrations in a majority of bronchoalveolar lavage samples from individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, but not control individuals. Thus, PGP's activity links degradation of ECM with neutrophil recruitment in airway inflammation, and PGP may be a biomarker and therapeutic target for neutrophilic inflammatory diseases.
In addition, together with Dr. Frans Nijkamp and colleagues at the University of Utrecht, we are evaluating the aforementioned peptide regulators of Ca++ channels for utility in models of asthma. We are also studying the role of PGP in emphysema with colleagues at the University of Utrecht and have begun studies to determine whether PGP is a marker for human chronic lung diseases.
Selected Publications
Araga, S., L. Xu, K. Nakashima, M. Villain, and J.E. Blalock. 2000. A peptide vaccine that prevents experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravis by specifically blocking T cell help. FASEB J. 14:185-196.
Villain, M., P.L. Jackson, M.K. Manion, Z. Su, G. Fassina, T.M. Johnson, T.T. Sakai, N.R. Krishna, and J.E. Blalock. 2000. De novo design of peptides targeted to the EF hands of calmodulin. J. Biol. Chem. 274:2676-2685.
Manion, M.K., Z. Su, M. Villain, and J.E. Blalock. 2000. A new type of Ca2+ channel blocker that targets Ca2+ sensors and prevents Ca2+-mediated apoptosis. FASEB J. 14:1297-1306.
Pfister, R.R., J.L. Haddox, J.E. Blalock, C.I. Sommers, L. Coplan, and M. Villain. 2000. Synthetic complementary peptides inhibit a neutrophil chemoattractant found in the alkali-injured cornea. Cornea 19:384-389.
Ten Broeke, R., G. Folkerts, T. Leusink-Muis, H.J. van der Linde, M. Villain, M.K. Manion, F. DeClerck, J.E. Blalock, and F.P. Nijkamp. 2001. Calcium sensors as new therapeutic targets for airway hyperresponsiveness and asthma. FASEB J. 15:1831-1833.
Blalock, JE. 2002. Harnessing a neural-immune circuit to control inflammation and shock. J. Exp. Med. 195:F25-F28.
Weathington, N.M. and J.E. Blalock. 2003. Rational design of peptide vaccines for autoimmune disease: Harnessing molecular recognition to fix a broken network. Expert Review of Vaccines 2:61-73.
Blalock, J.E. 2005. The immune system as the sixth sense. J. Intern. Med. 257:126-138.
Weathington,N.M., A.H. van Houwelingen, B.D. Noerager, P.L. Jackson, A.D. Kraneveld, F.S. Galin, G. Folkerts, F.P. Nijkamp, and J.E. Blalock. 2006. A novel peptide CXCR ligand derived from extracellular matrix degradation during airway inflammation. Nature Medicine doi:10.1038/nm1361


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When using setStream() method of Zend_Http_Client for redirecting the output to 'php://output', a warning is thrown : {quote} Warning: rewind() [function.rewind]: stream does not support seeking in ...\library\Zend\Http\Client.php on line 998 {quote}
Here is the sample code : {quote} {{$httpClient = new Zend_Http_Client();}} {{$httpClient->setUri($myUri);}} {{$httpClient->setMethod(Zend_Http_Client::GET);}} {{$httpClient->setStream('php://output')->request();}} {quote}
Here is a patch for fixing this issue.
We simply test if the stream is seekable before doing the call to rewind().
As I've attached a patch fixing the issue and nothing was done, is this issue will be fixed or not?
Solved in trunk + unit test (commit 24336)
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When you get old, I hear it's almost a 'take what you can get' kinda attitude. You have your pick from work, and your neighborhood, really. Not many others actually get out and meet people.
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I agree, self-control is obviously important... murderous men should ideally not murder people and I'm sure that was something he would have gone on to say
I agree, self-control is obviously important... murderous men should ideally not murder people and I'm sure that was something he would have gone on to say
I'm surprised i hadn't posted in this thread either. man, i missed out on a lot.
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Wow, pokedream used to be REALLY gay huh?
I don't know if I have an innate urge to go against the pack but I found myself defending everything that razr bitch had to say. That's pretty bad.
yeah that was an unprecedented amount of vitriol. its pretty ironic.
I'm so late to this it's not even funny, but whatever, it turned up as an active topic.
In the words of the great and knowledgeable Jim Sterling: "Now I knew ignorant morons from the Fifties equated homosexuality and paedophilia, but I had no idea it still went on today among relatively young, more worldly people - more fool me. I almost can't believe I'm about to do this, but let me explain it to you in the simplest of terms: Paedophiles. Fuck. Kids. Okay? Are you with me so far? Paedophiles fuck kids. Now I don't know what c***ing planet you live on where two adults having sex is just as wrong as a man raping a child, but if that's how you think, then turn this video off. [...] I think I'd come close to suicide if I seriously had to sit here and explain the difference between two grown men making a conscious decision to screw each other, and a man on a park bench with his dick hanging out wanting to fuck a baby in its face! If you really don't see why paedophilia is a whole other level of wrong that doesn't deserve to be on the same table as a discussion about homosexuality, you're a fucking bad person." - The Jimquisition.
Thank God for him.
I don't really know; I heard paedophilia being mentioned earlier, and there's never a wrong time for the gospel of Jim, so here we are.
Pedophiles are attracted to kids, child molesters actually go through with it. Not all pedophiles are criminals by default.
If you want to accept that sexual attraction is inherent and cannot be changed, then you also need to accept that some people can be attracted to children without external reason (not that it's right to act on this impulse). I think that's the argument Jim Sterling is strawmanning.
no what hes arguing is diametrically opposite to what youve stated. hes responding to people who equate homosexuality with pedophilia/argue that legalization of homosexuality will result in acceptance of pedophilia by claiming that two consensual adults wanting to have sex is not morally equivalent to adults wanting to fuck children - if you dont agree with his viewpoint you are a 'fucking bad person'.
also this guy is an enormous faggot
literally and figuratively
also while i have an excuse to talk about the escapist, can i just mention how it is the worst online gaming website in the history of the internet? the place is a cesspool of socially awkward, unfunny morons - its where intellect cringes itself to death. no one would even go there if it wasnt for yahtzee.
Okay, first off, it's not a strawman, it was a response to actual comments made by people after a previous video about Mass Effect 3. Secondly, the point being made in the comments was that, if you allow homosexual relationships in a game, you have to allow paedophilic relationships as well. These are things said by people who exist. Now, no prizes for guessing why depicting a romantic or sexual relationship with a minor is A Bad Thing. Jim's view is that, if you think depictions of homosexual relationships in media are just as bad, if not worse, than depictions of paedophilia, then you are a bad person, because they are such vastly different things.
Also good luck depicting paedophilia without it coming across as extremely disturbing for anyone watching, Solly.
good to know the editor puts so much stock into the socio-political teachings of people who write about video games
Yeah, I should really listen to the general voice of the internet instead.
Or you guys!
she's going through a lot.
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Posada recorded nine wins at the No. 1 singles position in March, including a 6-0 conference record. A sophomore from Valencia, Venezuela, Posada won the deciding match in the Bucs' wins over Appalachian State and Winthrop. He also picked up wins over College of Charleston, The Citadel, Davidson, Chattanooga and Furman. Posada is ranked 40th in the most recent Intercollegiate Tennis Association national rankings.
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Associate Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Expertise: Breast Implants, Breast Reconstruction, Breast Tissue Expander, Cosmetic Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery of the Face, Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery Perforator Flap, Facial Pain, Facial Paralysis, Lymphedema Surgery, Lymphovenous Bypass, Microvascular Reconstruction, Microvascular Surgery, Peri-Ampullar Cancer, Peripheral Nerve Surgery, Plastic Surgery , Reconstruction After Skin Cancer, Reconstructive Surgery, Superior Gluteal Artery Perforator Flap, Superior Inferior Epigastric Artery Flap, Transverse Upper Glacilis Flap ...read more
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Dr. Gedge Rosson is an associate professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery and oncology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He specializes in complex peripheral nerve surgery and microvascular perforator flap breast reconstructions, such as the DIEP (deep inferior epigastric artery perforator flap), the SIEA (superficial inferior epigastric artery flap), the SGAP (superior gluteal artery perforator flap), the TUG (transverse upper gracilis flap) and the PAP (Profunda Artery Perforator flap).
He was the first surgeon in the United States to widely implement pre-operative mapping of the abdominal perforators using 64-slice multidetector 3-D CT scan angiograms, and he is one of the first to now regularly connect nerves to create sensate breast reconstructions.
Dr. Rosson serves as the director of breast reconstruction and the co-director of the Johns Hopkins Facial Palsy Center at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
He graduated from New York Medical College in 1998 after receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley. He did his internship and general surgery and plastic surgery residency training at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Rosson then completed a peripheral nerve surgery fellowship at the Dellon Institute for Peripheral Nerve Surgery in Baltimore, Maryland.
His research interests include patient safety and outcomes studies in breast reconstruction and peripheral nerve surgery as well as tissue engineering. His research has been published in major peer-reviewed scientific journals and presented at both national and international meetings.
Dr. Rosson is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and currently has hospital privileges at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the R. Adams Cowley Shock-Trauma Center and Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Co-director, Johns Hopkins Facial Palsy Center
- Director of Breast Reconstruction
- Associate Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Associate Professor of Oncology
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- MD, New York Medical College (1998)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Surgery (2002)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Plastic Surgery (2004)
- Institute for Peripheral Nerve Surgery / Peripheral Nerve Surgery (2005)
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- American Board of Plastic Surgery / Plastic Surgery (2006)
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- Webinar: Discover Your Options for Breast Reconstruction. Breast reconstruction surgeons Gedge Rosson and Michele Manahan discuss breast reconstruction options for women facing breast cancer, including breast implants and free flap transfer, and considerations that should be made for each. Hosted April 20, 2015.
- Breast Matters: Proving the Effectiveness of Pioneering Breast Reconstruction Technique
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Noted Orthodox priest to speak Tuesday at WHQR
Published: Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 3:00 p.m.
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A noted Orthodox priest and scholar will speak 7 p.m. Tuesday in the MC Erny Gallery at WHQR, upstairs at 254 N. Front St.
The appearance by the Rev. Dr. Michael Oleksa is co-sponsored by St. Basil the Great Orthodox Church and St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. Admission is free.
Oleksa was host of the PBS series "Communicating Across Cultures," and is the author of "Orthodox Alaska." A resident of Alaska, he will speak on the saints of North America.
A special feature of the evening, according to the Rev. Peter Robichau, will be the singing of an akathist (Orthodox hymn) and the veneration of relics of St. Elizabeth the New Martyr, an Orthodox nun who was killed by Russian Bolsheviks in 1918.
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The snow is falling in Park City just in time for Utah's own annual celeb fest, and while the white stuff is grand news for skiers and makes our most famous mountain town look all shimmery and pretty, it might make things a little tough for those of us making the commute up Parleys. Lucky for us, the stars and their entourages just love getting decked out ski town style in puffy North Face jackets and faux fur embellished Sorel boots, which makes trekking up and down Main Street in all this white stuff considerably easier during the festival.
Of course, Sundance isn't really about the stars and the parties. It's about the art, the films and the power of storytelling. And because we love all of that, the editors of Salt Lake magazine will be trolling the streets of Park City to bring you all the inside scoop from the fest. We'll have film reviews, reports from some of the hottest parties, Main Street fashion, behind-the-scenes looks at what it takes to make Sundance happen, and of course, the star report. (In other words, we'll keep our eyes and ears open to the celebrity thing, too.)
Outside the Eccles Theatre (photo by Brandon Joseph Baker).
Here's our (very) quick Sundance primer:
The Sundance Kid himself, Robert Redford, kicks of his regular opening day press conference Thursday (today) at 3 p.m. It's not open to the general public, but we'll have a reporter on hand to cover all the highlights. But, if you want to see the whole thing in all its glory, Sundance will host live streaming video. Live videos through the festival will be shown here, so check back daily for conversations with Redford, Spike Lee, Ice-T, Parker Posey, Julie Deply and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, among others.
Screening kick off on Friday, Jan. 20 in both Park City and in Salt Lake, so check out the Sundance Film Festival website for all the details on what's showing when and where. Tickets will be extremely hard to come by for premieres and initial screenings in Park City, particularly during the opening weekend, so check in with the box office at Trolley Square for details on films showing in SLC. (We'll hit several screenings early on, so check back often for our take on select films.)
If you haven't already plotted out a plan for making the most of Sundance, the festival website provides a ton of info on where to see films, how to buy tickets, parking and shuttle info, plus details on all the films, panels and all the other official details.
Once you're in Park City, Sundance has hundreds of volunteers (just look for the bright orange Kenneth Cole puffer jackets and the "Ask Me" buttoms) out and about to help you navigate the festival. These fest insiders can answer questions about buying tickets, direct you to a restroom or a place to grab a hot cup of coffee and when the next shuttle is set to arrive. Festival planners have also scheduled daily "How to Fest" tours on Main Street. The free, one-hour tours leave each day from the patio of the Sundance House (the Kimball Art Center, 638 Park Ave.) at 10 a.m. from Jan. 20-28 and no registration is required.
The extra bonus: There's an app. A free Sundance Film Festival application, offered on iPhone, iPad and Andriod features the complete film schedule, push notifications with your best bet for getting last-minute tickets, schedule changes, venue and transportation maps and then some.
The scene on Main Street (photo by Fred Hayes).
While many of the A-listers will be tucked away into screening rooms and private parties, there's still going to be a lot of hubbub and excitement on Main Street. Many of the events happening the first weekend are sadly closed to the public (really one of the ONLY times that Utah has a list, as in "you're not on the list"), but if you want to get into the mix--and aren't as concerned about seeing films--wander past the Bing Bar, a three-story party pad housed in the historic former Claim Jumper Hotel. Film premiere parties, press junkets, music performances and speaker series will all be going down there, and an impressive roster or stars like Aziz Ansari, Catherine Zeta Jones, Bruce Willis, Neil Young, Paul Simon, William H. Macy, Kristen Bell and a slew of others are expected to spend some time hanging there.
Other good hangouts include outside the ASCAP Music Cafe on 751 Main St, where the likes of David Gray, Josh Kelley, Ingrid Michaelson, Josh Forte and Natasha Bedingfield will be rocking out daily. Red carpet events, too, are a great place to get in on the action. Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt ("Your Sister's Sister") will do the red carpet business Friday, Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. at the Library Center Theater; while the "Robot and Frank" premiere (starring Frank Langella, James Marsden, Liv Tyler, Peter Sarsgaard and Jeremy Sisto) will be Saturday, Jan. 21 at 3p.m. at the Eccles theatre. NPR's Ira Glas (you know him from "This American Life") and Mike Birbiglia will take their turn on the crimson carpet at Monday's (Jan. 23) "Sleepwalk With Me" premiere, also at Library Center.


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The Dover Student Chapter of People to People International (PTPI) raised more than $1,000 for Haydee Rivera and her family at a fundraiser June 7-9 at the Dance Conservatory.
Rivera is receiving treatment for a brain tumor at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Md. Together, the chapter and the Dance Conservatory sold car magnets, bottled water, and collected donations to help offset medical costs. The event was coordinated with the Conservatory's Spring Dance workshops.
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Lu has released a snippet of a song called "Go To Sleep" (http://lupefiasco-lupend.blogspot.com/2010/08/new-music-lupe-fiasco-go-to-sleep.html ). The desciption says: "A little sample from Food & Liquor II: TGARA... produced by 1500 or Nothin!".
Apparently Lu's already working on his next album!
Come on Atlantic, release Lasers =S..
What's the reason they haven't released? i read somewhere that they're trying to make it more radio friendly or sumthin?
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Born in Staten Island, David Johansen logged some of his earliest stage experiences while singing in rock and roll dance bands during his high school years, yet his first exposure to the music of Chuck Berry – the Rock Hall's 2012 American Music Masters honoree – came at an early age. "My older brother had a lot of great records, so I guess I was about six when I first heard him," recalled Johansen by email days before the Chuck Berry tribute concert where he'll be performing. "It sounded to me the way things were supposed to be: fun and swinging."
Johansen moved to the East Village after graduating high school, performing with Charles Ludlum's Ridiculous Theater as a spear carrier before joining the fledgling New York Dolls. The Dolls cut two iconic rock and roll records, New York Dolls and Too Much, Too Soon, before disbanding in the mid-seventies. Johansen went on to record six highly acclaimed albums and toured incessantly for the next 10 years. It was during this period, Johansen began singing jump blues, calypso and "Pre-Hayes code rock and roll" under the name Buster Poindexter, in a small saloon in his Gramercy Park neighborhood. With his band sometimes called the Banshees of Blue and sometimes the Spanish Rocketship, he recorded four swinging albums. At the end of the century, he started a band called David Johansen & The Harry Smiths, who recorded two superb albums of early American blues and mountain music. "Well, Chuck has had a huge influence on everything, and I've been influenced by so many things that it would be hard to calculate," wrote Johansen of how Berry has inspired him as a songwriter and performer. "Let's just say it would be a very different world had there been no Chuck Berry."
In 2004, the remaining New York Dolls reunited for a one-off gig in London and have been touring and recording ever since. When not playing with the Dolls, Johansen can be found performing acoustic shows with his old pal and collaborator Brian Koonin on guitar. "Music is one of those things that is very hard to describe – most critics wind up comparing it to something else," wrote Johansen when pushed to describe Berry's music. "I'd just say it's archetypal rock and roll."
New York Dolls' cover of Chuck Berry's "Back in the USA" from the Seven Day Weekend compilation of demos recorded in 1973 (released in 1992)


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Harvey family offers $8,000 reward for information in homicide
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The family of Nancy Harvey, who was found dead in her car dealership in late January, has offered a reward of $8,000 to anyone providing information on the case to law enforcement authorities that leads to an arrest and successful prosecution.
The $8,000 reward is in addition to the maximum $2,000 Crimestoppers reward, which would result in a $10,000 total, according to a press release from the Davidson Sheriff's Office.
The DCSO and N.C. State Bureau of Investigation are investigating the homicide. Anyone with information should call the sheriff's office at 242-2105, the SBI at (336) 256-1362 or Crimestoppers at 243-2400.
Harvey, 52, was found dead Jan. 25 by employees of her business, Atlanta Car Co. at 1834 Old U.S. Highway 52. Deputies were dispatched to the business about 9 a.m. that day.
An autopsy revealed Harvey died of asphyxiation. Her legs and hands were also tied, and bleach had been poured over her body and around the office, according to the autopsy report.
Davidson County Sheriff David Grice said last week his office is pursuing leads and receiving information often. Investigators have submitted evidence to the FBI and SBI labs and are awaiting results.
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Tempo Dreams Vol. 1 is going to be a sure treat says the awesome trailer we posted a few weeks back.
For those that need a rehash, Tall Black Guy has curated the upcoming compilation to include some of his favorite upcoming producers worldwide. The lineup includes Tensei, Ta-Ku, Chief, Teru, Monkey Robot, Buscrates, Doc Illingsworth, and others.
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SxTx - Back home!
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Whats up everybody!
We're all back home safe and well and I thought it was about time to drop a couple of lines for you guys
while outside it's super duper summer and hellahot! Tour is now over and it all went the real right way. The band and everybody was super stocked of the response over all the dates and everything went by far from expectations. So thanx everybody for supporting us at the shows, pop up at the merch booth to say hi and for all the great times!!
...but please no more skabazak!!!lol!
On the street team promo side, we're ain't too satisfied on how it went. Couldn't barely see few promo material around while on tour. Not that much reports got in compared to how many promo packs we shipped.
So once again, this is a lot of work for a lot of people if you ask for the promo material we'd like to know what you did to support the band. We'll see if keeping this thing alive or not..it really depends on you...
This email will try and keep u updated as usual on any news around the band so no fear.
Now some news.
We have a limited amount of leftover merch from the tour. It includes, badanas, new CDS,. LPS and PICTURE DISCS...All available for you guys and shipped from Europe.
I'm just sorting out couple of details with Mike and I'll release all the info on ordering etc.
So if u intend to buy one of the new Year Of The Cycos wait few days and u can order to me directly!
Band will be on a held for a lil bit.
We plan to have out some new music before the end of the year and all the new albums early next year.
Jan 2010 should see a full line of ST merch sponsored by VANS and available at all the shops!
More news on that coming soon!
Somebody said new webpage layout.....Pauly's on that and waiting for Mike's GO!
In the meantime our good lazy Dutch did a quick interview with Deano, you can check it out at the official webpage!
I think that's all so far! Will be back to u soon!
Have good fun in the summer and stay CYCO!
Thanx for the good times!
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Spring time opens the door to easy entertaining, fresh foods and full-on flavor combinations. All you need are skewers and a venturesome palate to create the season's go-to appetizer.
Artichoke hearts, thyme and goat cheese? You bet. Melon, mint and prosciutto or shrimp teamed with basil and tomatoes? Absolutely. There's a reason creatively curated bites on skewers are the season's must-try appetizers. They're simple to make, easy to eat and a breeze to serve at a springtime soirée. Savor the mix of flavors, colors and textures of our tasty combinations or concoct some of your own. Simply thread the bites on slender bamboo skewers, artfully arrange the sticks on a tray or easy-to-pass platter, and let the party begin.
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One of the few things that I wish the candy world had more of is pineapple gummis. I love pineapple candy so much! I feel I don't see it often enough. The only true "mainstream" candy that I can think of that is pineapple flavored is in the Lifesavers roll. Or used to be? I can't even remember anymore since they've switched those flavors up so much over the years. Regardless, pineapple candy is awesome, so I was super excited to see these pineapple gummies on the shelf when I made my recent visit to Mitsuwa Market.
The package is a good size, just enough for yourself without being to much. The gummies looks like little wedge pineapple slices and the're very cute. They smell extremely tropical and fruity. The gummis are soft to the touch, they squish lightly when you lightly squeeze them They almost look like they have a shell or "crust" on them.
The texture is very strange. I'd say it's more like a jelly than a gummi. I was right as there is a shell texture to this. The outside is slightly harder and grainier, and inside is a smooth, pristine jelly. The flavor is incredible. It tastes just like a real, fresh pineapple. They really capture the juicy, fruity, sweet flavors here. These are a little tart, as it reminds me of pineapple juice, so there's a bit of bite to them. Still, they're simply amazing in regard to their flavor.
I really loved these gummies, even though the texture is a bit strange. Even though my fiance absolutely loved the texture, so it just goes to show it's all opinion based! I just wish I could find flavors like this more often.
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21-year old singer Marcus Canty today releases his debut EP This…Is Marcus Canty. Watch his video for the radio ready "Used By You" below and get familiar. You'll be hard pressed to get this one out of your head.
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For the first time in nearly two decades, fans now may purchase single-event tickets to NASCAR's most popular Sprint Cup event, the IRWIN Tools Night Race.
The Aug. 21 running of the IRWIN Tools Night Race is a major milestone for Bristol Motor Speedway as the World's Fastest Half-Mile will host its 100th Cup race. The first 500-lap NASCAR race at BMS took place July 30, 1961.
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He's just a woman born in a boy's body. Did I get that right?
He's just a woman born in a boy's body. Did I get that right?
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You mean society/association/club right? As opposed to the actual embodiment of gay?
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Do you like girls?
Let me be more specific, how do you feel about breastses?
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well i respect you for trying to come to terms with yourself kirby, and i hope when you do discover your true identity, everything goes well for you
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
So what you're saying is you think you like penis [besides your own]?
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Will make post later with fancy words explaining gender/sexual orientation dichotomy. Or just read Wikipedia.
You like girls so you're straight, right?
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Well I'm gonna award you +1 internets, because if you were just fucking around; you totally had God shut down for about an hour.
Leaving you at about... lemme calculate.... negative 18,460.
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wow, i always viewed you as a really dirty man who loved princess bubblegum. like you seem explicitly manly to me.
now i come to find out you're actually a dirty woman who likes princess bubblegum and goes to christian school. praise the lord!
in all seriousness though, good for you coming to terms with it if you really feel that way about yourself.
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With Woody Allen in "Annie Hall" (1977)
"A long time ago, Woody would disparage comedy. More and more now, I think, my god, it's such a gift.
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was an effortless movie for me to perform. Ef-fort-less! There was no, I've got to live up to this part,' or expectation from it, at all. It was just [snaps fingers]."
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With Warren Beatty in "Reds" (1981)
"At the train station when I see him is one of my favorite moments I've ever performed on film. I tortured Warren. I was enraged at him for forcing me to do it 64 times, and I blasted Bob Dylan on my Walkman so I didn't have to hear his direction. Suddenly it just came, the moment of seeing him, and forgetting I had done this already. And he was right, it was the last take."
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With Meryl Streep in "Marvin's Room" (1996)
"I'd be playing opposite her, she has those beautiful eyes, and I'd sort of get lost in them. But one day she came up to me, she had just seen the rushes, and she said, Diane, I have to tell you, we both look like shit.' That's the moment I realized, she had to worry too, be practical about her career. Light it right, or whatever. Meryl was a big moment for me."
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With Jack Nicholson in "Something's Gotta Give" (2003)
"That kiss [at the end], it was so meaningful to me. I just grabbed his face in my hands. I wasn't supposed to do that in that scene-this is Jack Nicholson! But he let me, because that's the kind of actor he is."
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I believe the first Ritter Sport bar I ever recall seeing was their Marzipan bar. Something about Germany and Marizpan catching my eye, or perhaps it was the very bright red wrapper. Either way, for some reason, I always felt this was their "signature" bar. My appreciate of marzipan come from my Dad, who is a big fan of the stuff. If it wasn't for him letting me try marzipan as a kid I probably won't have been exposed to it until college. I immediately liked marzipan, but it's something I only treat myself to occasionally. The I realized that I had never reviewed the Ritter Marzipan bar, thus here I am with today's review!
The first thing about this bar is that it's dark chocolate. Which I think is a very wise choice, as marzipan can be very sweet. The square bar smells rich and sweet and has a beautiful sheen to it.
The marzipan is delicious. It's moist, flavorful and has a really nice texture that's both smooth and grainy at the same time. The chocolate snaps cleanly and easily when you take a bite. It doesn't lose its form so the marzipan won't ooze everywhere. The dark chocolate is flavorful, it's got some nice deep coco flavors that are a little fruity and they balance well with the nice almond flavor of the marizpan. This isn't too sweet, it's just right. Love it!
Out of all the marzipan bars I've had, I think the Ritter Marzipan bar stands up really well with the best of them. Dark chocolate and marzipan is a match made in heaven, and it's nice to see a bar like this that's so easily accessible in American stores. If you've never had marzipan before, and you're a fan of almonds, I really think you should give it a try. This Ritter Sport bar is a great place to start.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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I got the box with the receiver section out of the basement yesterday, came across it looking for something else type thing, I'll get pic(s) posted sometime tomorrow.
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St. Joseph's Carnival is lighting up the evenings on Del. Route 299 this week.
For more than a decade now, Middletown residents have been able to mark mid-summer with the arrival of St. Joseph's Carnival, an annual event that lights up a small section of Del. Route 299 for five fun-filled nights.
This year's carnival features more than a half dozen thrill rides and three times as many games and activities, fit for all ages. As in years past, each night features a different menu in the Parish Hall as well as ever-changing music beneath the large yellow and white striped tent on the front lawn.
The carnival began Tuesday evening and will continue each evening through Saturday. Admission and parking are free but the rides and food come with nominal fees.
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More candy from Finland: Mommin Lollipops! And they're on skiis! Cute!
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More candy from Finland: Mommin Lollipops! And they're on skiis! Cute!
With Valentine's Day only a few weeks away, I often get asked for chocolate and candy recommendations for gifts by friends and family. Being a candy enthusiast and all will lead to that, and over time I've acquired a few good ideas I'd like to share with you. So just in time for shopping, here's a list of five sweet things to give to your sweetheart.
Please note that I have not received anything in payment from the companies mentioned here, I just think they're great ideas.
1. Edible Chocolate Box from Charles Chocolates. Nothing says "I love You" like the traditional box of chocolates. Charles Chocolates takes it a step further by making the box edible as well. There's many flavors and designs to choose from, so it's easy to choose which the recipient will enjoy most.
2. Good Quality Foreign Chocolate from Chocoshpere.com. Chocosphere carries all that great imported yet hard to find bars of chocolate. It's easy to buy a few to make a gift set on your own. I highly recommend Amedai, Amano, El Rey, Michel Cluizel, Valrhona and Dolfin as personal favorites of mine.
3. Chocolate Silk Spa Gift Set from The Merry Chocoholic. ($34.50) A chocolate scented gift set that comes with body scrub, body butter and hand/body lotion. A good option for those who might not want to eat chocolate (gasp!) but still wants to indulge.
4. A Chocolatetelegram. For those out you in Europe, it's a love letter and chocolate combined! Your sweetie will get a box with chocolates spelling out a message inside. A really cute idea.
5. Licorice Allsorts Earrings from ErikaPrice at Etsy.com. These cute earrings are a perfect option for the non chocolate eating lover in your life. The colorful licorice are nicely sculpted and a lot of fun.
The candy aisles for Valentine's Day are always fun to explore. On one hand you get the traditional favorites: boxes of chocolates, NECCO's Sweethearts candies, Russel Stover's Cream Hearts, Cinnamon Hearts, and Gumm Lips just to name a few. Then there's the seasonal limited editions that appear, some old favorites from last year and others the new kid on the block. These SweetTart Heart Gummies are one of those new kids, although I can't say exactly if they're rehash from last Valentine's Day swag because I do not remember them. Sometimes candy just gets overlooked.
The hearts come in a bag whose design still reads "Wonka" to me still instead of "Valentine's Day". I blame it on the purple and blue being the dominant colors. There's a little see through window so you can see the colorful hearts inside the bag.
Smell tart and artificially fruity like Jolly Ranchers The hearts are a little larger than a quarter, and have a dusting of sugar on them. The come in three colors: pink, purple, and a mix of both.
The bite is very soft and chewy, but thankfully not sticky. The flavor is tart and I'm reminded of the sour bunnies I had a few years ago at Easter. The pink is a cherry flavor with lots of artificial tartness, and the purple is grape. Both remind me of cough syrup. They leave a sourness in the mouth long after you've eaten them.
If you're a SweetTarts lover, I think you'd really enjoy these. The flavor of the candy is on par with the originals, and the texture and the size of these gummies are really fun. A sweet way to enjoy a candy you'd love. But for me, they're really not my thing.
Rating: Might Eat Again
Links Wonka Website
Tirol Choco is a type of penny candy in Japan. They comes in these little bite size cubes in a veriety of different flavors. You can visit their website to see what they're currently offering here.
This Ritter Sport bar has been on shelves in Germany for some time now. I actually believe it won an award for best Ritter bar a few years ago, but I can't find any documentation to support that, I just remember reading it somewhere as that's how I first heard of this flavor. I waited around for a good year before I actually got to try this. I received this as a sample at this years Fancy Food Show back in late June. I was so excited to finally have found this bar that it was one of the first things I tried out of everything I saw that day. Let's just say I wasn't disappointed.
This looks like every other Ritter Bar out of package, a neat square of very high relief squares of chocolate. Beautiful to look at and just invited you to dig in.
Inside the chocolate coating there's two larger wafers/waffles with a hazelnut creme sandwiched in between. It's very crispy and the wafers come in blocks, which makes breaking off the squares a tad difficult. The hazelnut is prominent and adds a wonderful nutty sweetness to the chocolate. The texture is this wonderful creamy and crisp combination, and it's very easy to eat. Almost too easy, as I'm more inclined to chomp away at it than savor it slowly. The chocolate and hazelnut combo is a match made in heaven and it's just a chocolate masterpiece.
Awesome, awesome, awesome. It's like a chocolate covered Manner biscuit, and I'm in love.
Rating: Hoard
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This lovely little Garden Tea Party was for the Naming Ceremony of my client's two little boys, held in the beautiful Queen's Gardens in our town. My client wanted a morning tea with a vintage feel, so I kept the colours pastel but focused on blue with some pink and purple florals. I used a gorgeous vintage farmhouse table and complimented the yummy and very pretty sweets with beautiful flowers in vintage style blue mason jars. And to top off a wonderful morning my client and her husband surprised their guests by renewing their wedding vows after the naming ceremony, as the day was also their fifth wedding anniversary.


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This may be the year of the 4K-compatible CompactFlash card, the latest coming from Delkin. The new 1050X UDMA 7 Delkin Cinema card targets videographers, particularly those shooting 4K on DSLRs such as the Canon EOS-1DC and C500. This is Delkin's fastest card to date, featuring write speeds of up to 120MB/s and read speeds up to 160MB/s.
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Imagine the wind in your face, the sun on your skin and just the sound of the surf and hoof beats on the white sand…this is yours at Pakiri Beach!
Pakiri Beach Horse Rides is just 90 minutes from downtown Auckland city, less than 2 hours from Auckland International Airport and just minutes from Matakana Coast Wine Country.
Ride the trails of our ancestors. Visit the ancient Pa site of a paramount Maori chief, high above the Pacific Ocean. Experience a breathtaking view that reaches far and wide to the horizon. Tread the paths of his people. And enjoy the company of us, his descendants, and the stories and food we will share with you.
We are your hosts at Pakiri, Laly and Sharley Haddon. We are a blended family of both Maori and European descent. Along with our daughter Olivia and son Ben, we are descended from Te Kiri of Ngati Wai, an ancient Maori chief, and his daughter Rahui and from Scottish, Portuguese and English settlers and whalers. Our tribe, Ngati Wai, were seafarers. They discovered this place after following the call of the whales across the Pacific. Our home is on land that has been handed down through many generations. Here we have gained a lifetime of experience with horses and farming.
Sharley Haddon runs the worlds most professional and enjoyable ocean beach ride in the world. Listed in the Worlds "100 Things One Must Do Before You Die", Pakiri Horse Rides offers a unique and personal ride along 9 miles of white sand and blue ocean. Only an hour and a quarter out of Auckland - the friendly staff and guides will give you an experience of a life time. Enjoy!" John Carr
Weather.... because the weather reports are generic for districts and our region is so narrow the forecasts are often not correct for us! Very often the weather here is fine and lovely when it is wet elsewhere..... please contact (telephone 09 422 6275) us 3 hours before your departure time and we will tell you what the weather is like here. If we are unable to answer leave a message and your contact number twice and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
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Shades of Amber
A bevy of fashion-forward guests made their way to Bulgari's Beverly Hills VIP room for a sneak peek at Amber Sakai's spring line, which marks the designer's first foray into prints. Models sporting Sakai's pieces were fittingly decked out in matching jewels from Bulgari's Diva Collection, which quickly prompted guests to gush over the gems. But the showstopper of the event was a graffiti-inspired print dress designed by Sakai, a collaboration with Los Angeles-based artist Kristopher Raos. The writing's on the wall: This is a must-have for spring. Photography by Andreas Branch