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Loved that post...it was the one that led me to you! :)ReplyDelete
Love the sign!
Oh, and are you in need of some long rulers? I know a place where you can get some for $2.50 a piece, but you have to share...K?
Lovely! I have to ask: what is that wall color? It's gorgeous l!ReplyDelete
You have made a really beautiful job of this sign, it looks wonderful against your pretty kitchen wall.ReplyDelete
I love it Susie!ReplyDelete
Love your signs...and yes, wouldn't it be nice if the kitchen closed at 6:00PM? LOL, when I am done washing the dishes and putting the food away...our kitchen is closed.
Susie, I adore this sign. Girl, your talent and creativity always amazes me!ReplyDelete
Great Post I love it! Fantastic sign! ~luluReplyDelete
I remember this picture, I think Layla must have posted too :) The sign in gorgeous, I might just have to have one made. I have written on my chalkboard that the kitchen is closed but the family pays no attention to it :) Thanks for stopping by my place today, enjoy your day!ReplyDelete
Love the sentiment. I think I would like one that you can flip OPEN or CLOSED!ReplyDelete
I went to that longest yard sale up in Michigan and I can't wait for this year. Didn't have to go many miles until the car was packed full! lol! Loads of fun!
Awww, that was so much fun with you 2! And you little smarty pants, is there nothing that you can't paint? Talented friend, you are!ReplyDelete
I hope we can do it again this year...August!
The sign is so cute and I am with you....I wish my kitchen closed that early too!ReplyDelete
love the sign! xoxoReplyDelete
Love the sign.ReplyDelete
The endless yardsale post was great because my son and I also went. That post was when I first got to know you. :)
You did a fantastic job on the sign!ReplyDelete
oooh I LOVE the sign YOU painted!!ReplyDelete
Great job! I think I need one for my laundry room that says open at 10:00 a.m. and one that says closed at 10:01 a.m. - a gal can wish!ReplyDelete
Your sign is absolutely fabulous Susie!! I love it:) Hope you have a wonderful weekend ~ Tina xxReplyDelete
Love it!ReplyDelete
(I hate loading/ unloading the dishwasher! lol)
love this!! how do you get that awesome aged finish?ReplyDelete
Love your sign! I've been reading your blog for a while now. I just love it. I used your sign tutorial for a craft I planned for our church MOPS group.ReplyDelete
Also... funny that you and Miss Mustard seed did the same sign on the same day. :) It's a small crafty world.
I love it Susie! You are so talented. I get so many compliments on my sign. I'm actually going to rearrange our master so that it will be visible from the hallway! I'm sure I'll be ordering another sign from you very soon.ReplyDelete
I just love it Susie...awesome job! Also love your wall color!!! DebReplyDelete
That's a great sign! Mine would have to say "Open Daily... till 11"! I'm not even thinking about dinner until 6!ReplyDelete
I love your sign better...maybe it should say opens at 6! Have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
cool! RachaelxoReplyDelete
Such talent, great sign! JackieReplyDelete
perfect place for it!ReplyDelete
I LOVE it....you did a great job on that sign!ReplyDelete
Fabulous sign!ReplyDelete
You could always try to enforce the sign. Afterhours you could sadly point to the sign and say "sorry, your on your own" Who knows, it might work!
Love that sign. So great!!ReplyDelete
I do remember this post and that sign! You did an awesome job on yours...maybe I should try making one! Hope you have a FUN weekend!ReplyDelete
Love it...just wish I had a place to hang one of my very own!! Have a great weekend :o)ReplyDelete
Hey my sister....All I can say is in a few I will be BACK!!!ReplyDelete
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I love it!! hmmm, wonder what the shipping would be to Oz?! probably and *ouch*!ReplyDelete
Another great sign. I agree it looks great above your cabinet. I was wondering if you painted your cabinet yourself. I am thinking of painting my china cabinet and kitchen cabinets this summer but have no idea what type of paint, primer etc. to use. Any suggestions would be most appreciated!ReplyDelete
Love it. Your "aging" is always so perfect.ReplyDelete
LOVE the sign! :)ReplyDelete
I was waiting for a comment from you saying that the kitchen never closes at 6!! LOL It turned out fantastic- love it and your ingenuity, Susie.ReplyDelete
Love the sign! It looks fantastic. I will be linking to this.ReplyDelete
My husband's great grandpa was a sign painter in the early 1900's. It truly is an art. My husband is still fanatical about cleaning his paintbrushes, due to great grandpa's influence.ReplyDelete
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If you're traveling in the West and have a chance to swing through Phoenix, Arizona, there's a place you should stop in and see--especially if you're a gardener with a taste for the unusual. It just happens to be located at one of the state's premiere resort destinations: The Pointe Hilton Resort at Tapatio Cliffs in Phoenix. As soon as you drive in, you'll begin to notice that things are a bit out of the ordinary.
For starters, there are artichokes in the restaurant parking lot. (In Phoenix, in mid-May.) And you just might see those marigolds blooming on the patio again--in your evening salad. Likewise for the roses, nasturtiums, hollyhocks and pansies. They are planted not only for their beauty--their flowers are destined to become edible enhancements. But these are mere appetizers for what is yet to come. The main course is a short walk down the hill in one of the narrow canyons. There, hidden amid the sheltering native trees, lies a series of beautifully terraced planting beds brimming with herbs, flowers, vegetables and berries. If it's early in the morning, chances are you'll come upon the garden's creator and caretaker, Erasmo Kamnitzer, or "Razz" as he is known about these parts, the master chef de cuisine and master gardener at the Different Pointe of View Restaurant.
When I visited Razz, it was a good thing I was wearing my tennis shoes. I scrambled to keep up, winding my way between the narrow retaining walls that hold the soil in terraced planting beds. Chef Razz had a story for each plant, whether it was how it came to be included in the garden or its historical place in food lore. Hibiscus flowers, he told me, were believed to be a floral fountain of youth in ancient Egypt and were used in baths to increase longevity. Epazote (Chenopodium ambrosoides), a strong-scented native herb, has been brought from a local riverbank to reseed and establish itself in one small bed. Three-year-old pepper plants transplanted from the tiny original garden outside the restaurant door thrive in the lacy shade beneath the mesquites. Razz calls these peppers "hot-sob" (so-named because of their fiery disposition and what people do if they eat too many!). California poppies started from seed two years ago have reseeded to add splashes of yellow-gold throughout the garden. Razz lets them grow where they will--he loves the spicy taste of the flowers in salads and sausages. At the topmost terraced bed, you'll find a rather eclectic plant combination: loganberries, Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, rose-scented geraniums, blackberries, raspberries, nopalito cactus (Opuntia ficus-indica) and a Mexican lime tree. All will have a starring or supporting role in a future entree.
Other notables include scarlet runner beans--the brilliant flowers are used in salads or as a vegetable, with the seeds sown directly in the garden in February for late spring to early summer harvests--and fresh garden tomatoes, which go in as transplants: 'Big Boy', 'Green Zebra', 'Italian Plum' and 'Sweet 100', to name a few. Miniature patty pan squash with matching blossoms receive raves from dinner guests, as do the sweet corn varieties, such as 'Kandy Korn'.
Herbs, of course, are a must in a gourmet chef's garden: anise basil, chives, rosemary, thyme and fennel. Chamomile, horehound, tansy, mints and sages practically grow wild. Edible flowers abound: hollyhocks, calendulas, marigolds, Cardinal sage and nasturtiums are favorites.


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Last week kicked off with another blessed Hudson Hotel jump-off featuring Jo Jo Flores. The Montreal-based DJ launched into a very capable set that included sparkly disco and deep house gems that put the shine in Michael Jackson's pre-Off The Wall era jheri curl. Plus, DJs with dimples make the world go around.
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As usual, a few kids kicked up some dust and we here at the 'Step thought we should give props where props are due with our Dancers Of The Week. Three people whose dazzling footwork warranted mention were:
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Her bite-sized stature didn't fool anyone. Homegirl was all fierce voguing flourishes and show-stopping spunk. It was like she came with the party in her hat.
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On Thursday, one of my new favorite bands Apollo Heights shut down (the back room of) Union Pool. Union Pool has that old-timey stage which always makes me feel like I'm at a state fair waiting for two people in a pony suit to hobble on stage and pretend to eat hay. Anyway, the set was opened by The Juggs who put forth a thoroughly enjoyable show and proved that the stage is just a limiting performance construct. The lead guitar head, Kareem kept hopping off, joshing with pals in the corner and taking healthy swigs of beer during songs. Some in the friends and family corner kept the heckling to a maximum which kinda made the set feel like I was crashing a family reunion but everyone was too soused to throw me out. The rowdiness continued when the 'Heights took the stage and put on an extra dramatic version of my jammy jam, "Disco Lights." The Heights' singing twin, Daniel (aided by the strummin' twin, Danny and rest of the crew) brought it, swinging the mic with abandon and ending with a heady crescendo where yet another pal, bounded on stage picked up a guitar and brought the number of on-stage strummers to 3. It was a fine time indeed (despite the absence of pony-related theatrics).
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UTPA guard Shaquille Boga got a good look at a short jumper that hit every piece of the iron before rolling out as time expired.
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"I was just really glad the ball went in the hoop," Hill said afterwards. "I really struggled tonight but it was what we needed at that point. It was tied and I was just glad I could at least make a play that would help us win."
Hill struggled for most of the game, going 2-of-13 from the field and 2-of-9 from 3-point range, but finished with nine points and four rebounds.
In his final game in the Cowan Spectrum, Madison had his third consecutive 20-point game, finishing with 22 to go along with 13 rebounds for his sixth double-double of the season. Sekou Wiggs added 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists and played 36 minutes despite coming off the bench. Idaho's final two home games -- Feb. 18 against CSU Northridge and Feb .22 against Grand Canyon -- will be played in Memorial Gym.
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If you're craving fried chicken, this dish will hit the spot! A crisp and flavorful coating makes this easy entree feel special and indulgent. Jacqui Correa - Landing, New Jersey
- 1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon reduced-fat margarine
- Place the first six ingredients in a shallow bowl. Brush chicken with mustard; roll in crumb mixture.
- In a large nonstick skillet, cook chicken in oil and margarine over medium heat for 5-6 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with Parkay Light stick margarine.
Originally published as Dijon-Crusted Chicken Breasts in Healthy Cooking October/November 2008, p16
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"Amazing!!! And very easy to make. Chicken was extremely moist."
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"Good taste, very moist. I am not a mustard person and would use less mustard, but the chicken was great."
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Fancy Daylilies (page 2 of 4)
by Dorothy J. Pellett
Favorite Color Companions
Because daylily bloom time can be variable, the best companions are foliage plants and flowering annuals that provide steady compatibility throughout the season. I planted 'Indy Charmer' next to 'Pewter Veil' coral bells (Heuchera) where both receive more than a half-day of sun but are shaded by woods from the hottest afternoon sun. Both thrive in these conditions. By late July and early August when the daylilies bloom, the coral bells' leaves have assumed the same lavender-purple hue as the daylily blooms. New ruby- or purple-leaved coral bells such as 'Montrose Ruby' or 'Plum Pudding' could also create such color schemes. In warmer climates, however, they need more shade than daylilies do.
For an exuberant variation on matching a daylily's eye color to companion plants, place a brilliant gold and maroon daylily like 'Siloam Jandee' or 'Bold Tiger' behind purple or burgundy petunias or Verbena canadensis 'Homestead Purple' and gold dwarf marigolds. This verbena produces deep purple flower clusters all summer, and its lacy leaves contrast with upright daylily foliage.
Summer-blooming vines on a nearby fence or trellis can also contribute color. Flowers of 'Goldflame' honeysuckle (Lonicera heckrottii), which are pink on the outside and ivory yellow inside, match the blooms of 'Siloam Ethel Smith' daylily. I like to plant mixed nasturtiums in front; some will match the pastels of the daylilies as they weave their hues into the tapestry of the garden.
Eyed and Patterned Daylilies: Multiple Choices
Classifying daylilies is nearly as difficult as classifying snowflakes. Both have six segments (except for double flowers, which have more) and innumerable variations. Choosing from the hundreds of named eyed and patterned daylily varieties can be daunting. Each year, the American Hemerocallis Society conducts a popularity poll among its members in 15 regions. (For a list of winners, see its Web site, www.daylilies.org.)
The following list is a good starting point; it includes some of my favorite varieties as well as recent AHS award winners. Listings are organized by flower color and size (miniatures are less than 3 inches across; small are 3 to 4-1/2 inches across; large are more than 4-1/2 inches). Also noted are plant size, foliage habit, bloom time, and major awards. The highest award given by the AHS judges is the annual Stout Silver Medal.
Boldly Contrasting Colors
Miniature Flowers
'Bibbity Bobbity Boo': deep purple flowers with wide black eye; 18 inches tall; semievergreen; early to midseason with rebloom. Donn Fischer Memorial Award in 1998 for best miniature.
'Black-Eyed Stella': yellow-gold with a burgundy eye; 13 inches tall; deciduous; early with rebloom. All-America Daylily Selection Council award in 1994. Grows from Canada to Florida.
'Broadway Pink Delight': ruffled pink with red eye; 16 inches tall; deciduous; early to midseason with rebloom.
'Siloam Jandee': gold with maroon eye; 24 inches tall; deciduous; early to midseason.
Small Flowers
'Dark Eyed Magic': cream with a large purple eye; 22 inches tall; deciduous; midseason.
'Dragon's Eye': pink petals and very large, bright rose eye; 22 inches tall; semievergreen; mid- to late season.
'Pandora's Box': creamy petals and bright purple eye; 19 inches tall; evergreen; mid- to late season with rebloom; fragrant. Annie T. Giles Award in 1987 for outstanding small-flowered variety.
Large Flowers
'Cherry Eyed Pumpkin': orange with a bright cherry eye; 28 inches tall; semievergreen; very early with rebloom.
'Custard Candy': creamy yellow with maroon eye; 24 inches tall; deciduous; early to midseason with rebloom. Stout Silver Medal finalist in 1998.
'Rumble Seat Romance': bright yellow flowers with a purple eye; 22 inches tall; semievergreen; midseason with rebloom.


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I can't go anywhere without taking along my puffs. They're pretty enough for a wedding reception yet also hearty enough to snack on while watching football on television. A platterful of these will disappear even with a small group. —Kelly Williams, La Porte, Indiana
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup rye flour
- 2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 4 eggs
- Caraway seeds
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 2 packages (2 ounces each) thinly sliced deli corned beef, chopped
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons minced chives
- 2 tablespoons diced onion
- 1 teaspoon spicy brown or horseradish mustard
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 10 small pimiento-stuffed olives, chopped
- In a large saucepan over medium heat, bring water and butter to a boil. Add the flours, parsley, garlic powder and salt all at once; stir until a smooth balls forms. Remove from the heat; let stand for 5 minutes. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Beat until smooth.
- Drop batter by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto greased baking sheets. Sprinkle with caraway. Bake at 400° for 18-20 minutes or until golden. Remove to wire racks. Immediately cut a slit in each puff to allow steam to escape; cool.
- In a large bowl, combine the first eight filling ingredients. Stir in olives. Split puffs; add filling. Refrigerate. Yield: 4-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Rye Party Puffs in Taste of Home October/November 1997, p25
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"I liked the ingredients in this recipe but was pressed for time so I made the filling and it was spread on party rye bread!!! Everyone enjoyed this appetizer and had lots of requests for recipe...."
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"Followed the recipe exactly and got a thumbs up from 5 taste testers. I personally think I would double the corned beef next time."
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Bowen, Rasheed Power Women's Basketball to 68-60 Win at Dartmouth
Unwilling to succumb its second consecutive Ivy League loss, the Princeton women's basketball team employed a second half rally to defeat Dartmouth 68-60 Saturday evening in Hanover, N.H. With the win, the Tigers remain atop the Ivy standings at 19-6, 10-1 Ivy.
Seniors Megan Bowen and Niveen Rasheed powered the Tiger offense with 21 points apiece. Bowen's play in the paint was critical in the first half, as she dropped 12 points to keep Princeton within range during the period en route to a career high.
Rasheed gutted out an all-around dominate second half, tallying 13 points, eight boards and three critical steals during that span. The guard finished with 10 rebounds to record her 11th double-double of the year.
While the first half never saw Dartmouth's lead go higher than six points, the Tigers were unable to regain control of the game following their 6-4 advantage at 17:33.
After trailing 16-10 with 14 to play, Princeton continuously worked to take control of the scoreboard. Each time they would fall short and the Big Green managed to keep at least a possession differential.
A Kate Miller triple with 3:49 left in the half opened a 7-2 run to make it a one-point game, 30-29, but the Big Green bench responded with an aptly called time out to stymie Princeton's run. The home team closed out the half riding a 6-4 run to lead 36-33 at the break. This was the second time in as many games the Tigers were trailing at halftime.
Four Rasheed points and a pair of Bowen free throws lifted Princeton to its first lead since the first half, 48-46 with 11:14 left in regulation.
Dartmouth evened the score once more, before a Rasheed steal at midcourt and layin put the Tigers up for good, 52-48 at 8:40.
The Big Green would come within four down the stretch, but the Princeton closed the game with a 4-0 run to seal the win.
Junior Kristen Helmstetter also scored in double figures with 10 points. She added six boards and a team-high three assists.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will welcome contemporary rockabilly artist Rosie Flores for a live performance in the Foster Theater. The evening's performance will pay tribute to Janis Martin, one of the early pioneers of rock and roll. Because of her enthusiasm, brilliant stage presence and rocking vocal style, Martin was also known as "the Female Elvis" and had a hit with "Will You, Will Yum"/"Drugstore Rock and Roll" in 1956. In 2007, near the end of Janis's life, she and Flores worked together with Bobby Trimble to produce 11 new songs. Sadly, cancer cut Martin's life short, and she never got to tour behind the long awaited CD, which will be released later this year. Rosie will be taking this opportunity to share Janis's great legacy of songs and stories at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Flores and Marti Brom will tell Martin's fascinating life story through songs, discussion, photographs, and video. Backing Rosie and Marti will be a stellar band from Austin, Texas featuring T Jarrod Bonta on keys, Bobby Trimble on drums, Kevin Smith on bass and Tjarko Jeen on guitars.
About Rosie Flores
Rosie Flores whips rock and roll, honky tonk, early rockabilly, blues and jazz with the traditional sounds of her roots in San Antonio, TX. She took flight in Southern California, and has been a figure in the Los Angeles, Austin, TX and Nashville music scenes – as well as Europe and Japan.
Rosie's reputation as a high-octane rockabilly and country star is well established, and recent accolades have only made her musical bouquet fuller. Her 1995 album Rockabilly Filly garnered her most attention, reintroducing rockabilly pioneers Wanda Jackson and Janis Martin to audiences worldwide through their duets with Flores and a successful tour with Jackson.
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The West Ky Broadband Project began in 2014 to provide citizens of westernmost Kentucky
- primarily in the river counties of Ballard, Carlisle, Fulton, and Hickman - the
opportunity to take advantage of benefits associated with access to computers with
broadband technology. As of September 2014, four centers are open (two in Fulton County,
one in Hickman County, one in Ballard County - see below for location information).
Plans are also underway for a center in Carlisle County hopefully in October 2014
(grand opening date TBA). The centers are free and open to the public and will eventually
offer classes on topics ranging from basic computer use to job skills training.
The project is a partnership between MSU, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), and the Commonwealth Office of Broadband Outreach and Development (OBOD). MSU's Office of Regional Outreach and Office of Telecommunication Systems Management were asked to serve as the contractors for the memorandum of agreement (MOA) between the three partners facilitating the resources to aid in the implementation of the broadband plans. Human resource management, regional relationship building, site setup, administrative support, and technical advising will be provided through the duration of the grant, with the intent that the communities will take over running the sites at the end of 2014. As stated on the OBOD website, Governor Beshear established the OBOD and the Broadband KY initiative in 2010 to "identify areas across the state that are un-served and under-served by affordable broadband service. Broadband KY facilitates greater understanding and partnerships to take the steps necessary to provide all Kentuckians with these critical capabilities.
Click HERE to view a Power Point presentation on the eLearning Centers.
Barlow site:
City of Barlow Annex (behind Barlow City Hall)
139 N. 6th Street
Barlow, KY 42024
Bardwell site:
65 John Roberts Drive
Bardwell, KY 42023
Fulton site:
Fulton County Public Library
312 Main Street
Fulton, KY 42041
Hickman site:
2216 Myron Cory Drive
Hickman, KY 42050
Clinton site:
212 E. North Street (in the Hickman County Senior Citizens Center)
Clinton, KY 42031
MSU contact for the project:
Jonathan Baskin, Coordinator of Regional Outreach
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Perfect for displaying holiday decor and desserts. The stand would also be an excellent piece to keep your craft supplies and would add a pretty touch to any office or craft room.
What you'll need:
3 wooden nesting trays
Spindles or candle sticks (I used metal candle sticks that unscrewed to create different lengths)
Spray paint
Fine grain sand paper
All-purpose glue
Optional - knobs ad/or dowel feet
Step 1
Spray paint all of your materials that will be used for the tiered stand ie. trays, candlesticks etc. I recommend at least two coats of spray paint. Allow to fully dry. (picture abp3)
Step 2
Using your fine grain sand paper, gently sand over any rough patches on your trays until smooth. To achieve a distressed look, simply sand until some of the natural color of the wood comes through.
Step 3
If adding legs for your tray, squeeze glue onto the bottom of one of your dowels and place on the bottom side of your largest tray. Repeat this step for each dowel leg that you would like to add to your tray. Set aside to dry. Once dry, squeeze glue to bottom of a candlestick/spindle and place in the center of your tray. Set aside.
Step 4
Take your middle tray and squeeze glue to the bottom of one candlestick/spindle and place in the center of the top side of the tray. Squeeze glue to the top of the candlestick/spindle and gently set your last tray on top. Set aside to dry.
Step 5
Squeeze glue to adhere knob to the top of the shortest candlestick/spindle. Once adhered, squeeze glue to the bottom side of the candlestick/spindle and place in the center of the top tray. Set aside to dry.
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Take your largesttray and add glue to the top of the candlestick and gently place the middle and top trays onto the candlestick/spindle. Set aside to dry for 48-72 hours.
Once your tiered tray is completely dry, add holiday decor and desserts.
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Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 4th round (57th overall) of the 1966 NFL Draft.
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 27 (3730th overall since 1950)
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Directions To Camp Tontozona
1. Take 202 (east from Phoenix) to 101 North.
2. Exit on McDowell Road.
3. Turn right onto McDowell and head east to the Beeline Highway (Highway 87). A sign will be noted: "To Payson, Arizona."
4. Proceed north-northeast on Highway 87 to Payson. Continue through the small city of Payson and at the northeast end of Payson take Highway 260 which will be on the right.
5. Follow Highway 260 approximately 17 miles North-East of Payson, past Kohl's Ranch, to the Camp Tontozona exit. Stay in the right lane to access the Camp Tontozona access drive and Parking area..
6. After crossing the Tonto Creek bridge, the turn into Camp Tontozona is one mile past the fire station turnoff on the right side of the road. A pri-vate parking lot is approximately 300 yards from the gate.
August temperatures in Phoenix, the Valley of the Sun, begin at 100 degrees and work their way higher!
To escape the Phoenix area's late-summer oven, the Arizona State football team annually treks 100 miles northeast to Camp Tontozona, a University-owned recreation and camping area, for its preseason workouts.
Set within the cool mountain country near Payson, Ariz., the camp borders the Tonto National Forest, which provides the first two syllables of Tontozona. The state of Arizona offers the last pair.
Mountains skirt the camp with water, contributing much of the beauty to the area with clear-running Tonto Creek just a moment's walk from the practice field. As a matter of fact, the bubbling springs on the camp property are a popular place for a cold drink or a refreshing natural whirlpool after practice. But the creek is even more popular after drills. Three man-sized waterfalls and clear-bottom swimming holes serve as refreshers to the Sun Devils.
Wildlife is another prominent specialty of Tontozona; deer roaming the surrounding country and hawks circling the morning and evening skies are not uncommon sights.
Just minutes away by car are other attractions such as the recently renovated Zane Grey's cabin, the site that inspired many of the famous author's Western novels, the spectacular Mogollon Rim and its breathtaking view, and countryside that provides a haven for campers, horseback riders, hikers and picnickers.
Tontozona provides the Sun Devils with a unique setting for concentration and preparation for the new season ahead. Legendary Hall of Fame coach Frank Kush started taking his Sun Devil squads to Camp Tontozona in 1960.
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In 1974, Elvis Presley returned to his adopted hometown and the city that gave him his start: Memphis, Tennessee. More than two decades after his first recordings at Sam Phillips' Memphis Recording Service, Presley performed five sold-out shows, the fifth and last of which was recorded and released as Elvis Recorded Live on Stage in Memphis by RCA. In this video, curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the stories behind some of the artifacts in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Elvis Presley exhibit in Cleveland, Ohio, including the "King of Spades" jumpsuit Presley wore and the handwritten setlist he penned for that memorable performance.
To learn more, visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 – what would've been Elvis Presley's 78th birthday – when curatorial director Howard Kramer will lead a special "Gallery Talk," sharing stories behind some of the rare Presley artifacts on exhibit at the Museum. Click here for more info!


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Sometimes, all it takes is a coat of paint, a fresh salad or a birthday wish to make a big difference in a person's life. Just ask volunteers from Young & Rubicam, one of the world's largest ad agencies, and Credit Suisse, the multinational financial services holding company.
They rolled up their sleeves in late October to team up with Catholic Charities and serve the mentally challenged, the deaf, the elderly and poor.
Eleven volunteers from Young & Rubicam painted 13 bedrooms plus a dining room at Catholic Charities Beacon of Hope House Terrence Cardinal Cooke Residence, a group home in the Bronx that provides supported housing for deaf and hard of hearing, mentally ill adults.
Five more Young & Rubicam volunteers threw a birthday party at Catholic Charities' Lott Residence, a home for the elderly in Harlem, to honor seniors with October birthdays and share the cake, lunch, dancing and festivities with fellow senior residents who have birthdays throughout the year.
Meanwhile, 17 volunteers from Credit Suisse sponsored a Healthy Living Workshop for 50 food pantry clients at Catholic Charities' Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Community Center in Central Harlem. Backing up a chef from Just Food, an organization that empowers people to eat better to lead healthier lives, the volunteers cut kale, pulled out pomegranate seeds and helped prepare fresh salads sprinkled with homemade balsamic vinaigrette. They topped off the day by distributing to the seniors goodie bags filled with the salad ingredients, salad spinners and other prizes.
"I was grateful not just to see how reinvigorated the seniors seemed from this attention but to see the change that happened in volunteers who were giving back," said Feeding Our Neighbors Program Manager Lizaura German. "So many said they'd donated funds but never before got to rub shoulders one – on- one with those they serve."
Feeding Our Neighbors Program Director Jeanne McGettigan said, "International finance and a Harlem food pantry are two very different, mostly separate worlds. It's hard to say who took away the most from this day, but I saw smiles all around and it felt great."
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20 Jun 2012 - 20 Jun 2012The effective implementation of environmental laws requires the informed participation of key decision makers to not only shape the interpretation and enforcement of these instruments within their jurisdictions, but also to develop institutional frameworks and regulations focusing on environmental governance and accountability issues, as well as considering the role of law in protecting natural resources and promoting sustainable development.
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Due to their pivotal roles in developing, interpreting and enforcing environmental laws, as well as in designing and building governance frameworks to regulate and monitor environmental protection, UNEP, supported by several important partners, has targeted the corpus of environmental law and governance decision-makers as part of a concerted effort to improve the effective national implementation of environmental commitments, including MEAs. Rio+20 is a critical opportunity to obtain strong commitments from these stakeholders in the pursuit of the goals of sustainable development.
Based on the successful Global Judges Symposium on Sustainable Development and the Role of Law that was convened by UNEP on the eve of the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg in 2002, the World Congress on Justice, Governance and Law for Environmental Sustainability (the World Congress) will bring together Attorneys-General, Chief Prosecutors, Auditors-General, Chief Justices and Senior Judges and other legal practitioners from around the world to contribute to the outcomes of the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development and to share its findings and recommendations with the Conference.
The overall aim of the World Congress is to foster a common vision and principles among key stakeholders on how to transform discussions into action and how to use justice, law and governance to promote sustainable development through the outcomes of Rio +20 and beyond. Thus, the World Congress will directly contribute to the Rio+20 Conference by focusing on the legal underpinnings of the themes of the �Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development� and �Green Economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication�. It will outline the future actions required by national and international legal stakeholders to promote sustainable development in the 21st century founded on the rule of law and effective governance.
The World Congress is co-hosted by the Association of Magistrates of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the Foundation Getulio Vargas and the Office of the Attorney General of the State of Rio de Janeiro. It is organized in partnership with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions � Working Group on Environmental Auditing (INTOSAI - WGEA), the Organization of American States (OAS), the South Pacific Regional Environment Program (SPREP), the World Bank, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE), and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).


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In 1983, rock industry moguels including Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun and Rolling Stone creator Jann S. Wenner spearheaded an initiative to create the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The first inductions were held in 1983 in New York City as cities such as Cleveland, Memphis, Chicago, New Orleans and Chicago competed to be the home of the Museum. In 1986, Cleveland was selected as the home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and the building opened in 1995.
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VMware vCenter Application Discovery Manager (ADM) version 6.1 is available as Virtual Appliances (VA) which are VM images that includes the OS as well as the relevant ADM software components installed on it. A VA can run one or multiple ADM components depending on the deployment mode selected. An ADM VA is created by deploying VM templates in Open Virtualization Format (OVF) onto the ESX or ESXi server (3.5 and above). After deployment, the VA (s) are powered up and then standard appliance settings, network and user information are configured.
With the release of VMware vCenter Application Discovery Manager (ADM) version 6.1, VMware has introduced a license key to activate the software.
- License keys are simple 25-character strings. (e.g. AXXXG-2XXXE-WXXX3-6XXXP-YXXX3).
- License administration is built directly into ADM.
- Customers receive one license key to activate ADM using the ADM Server key. The ADM Instance key is for license compliance only.
- Each license key encodes the maximum number of managed servers (physical and virtual) that can be discovered.
Once deployment is completed, the license key needs to be entered to activate the software.
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Where do I find the license key I need to use to activate ADM 6.1?
You will find your license key(s) in My VMware under Accounts > Licenses. The key(s) that activate the product are tied to "vCenter Application Discovery Manager – Servers". The "vCenter Application Discovery Manager Instance" license key(s) are for your reference only and reflect your product license compliance.
Within the licensing portal, license keys are visible to users that are designated to an authorized role on a support and subscription contract. Contract roles include Primary License Administrator "PLA", Secondary License Administrator "SLA" and Support Administrator "SA", and each role grants a specific level of access within the portal.
Where do I enter the license key in the product?
For new implementations, the admin user is automatically taken to the license section for entering the license key. Likewise, if an existing customer upgrades to ADM 6.1, the admin user is taken first to the licensing section to enter the license key. This license section is located under MANAGE then SYSTEM then LICENSING which is where they are prompted to enter the license key.
Is my license key perpetual?
Yes. For customers who have purchased the product, these license keys are perpetual -no expiration date.
Is my license key unique?
Yes. Each license key is automatically generated when an order is placed and includes the number of managed servers purchased. When the license key is entered into the product, it activates all the product' s functionality and at the same time records the number managed servers you have licensed.
ADM will block the viewing of discovery information if the license key ( Serial # ) does not exist, has expired (for evaluations only) or is invalid.
What happens if the maximum number of managed servers included in the license key is exceeded?
ADM does not disable discovery of additional servers, nor does it prevent you for accessing the product if the maximum number of licensed managed servers is exceeded. The product will however display a message informing you have exceeded the maximum of managed servers allotted under your ADM contract. You should contact your VMware Sales Representative to purchase additional licenses to be in license compliance.
My products and quantities listed in the Licensing Portal are inaccurate, what can I do?
What if the key does not activate the software?
Verify that you are using the vCenter Application Discovery Manager – Servers key and not the vCenter Application Discovery Manager Instance key.
Verify that you are inserting the key into the correct place in the product. You enter your license key in the product under MANAGE then SYSTEM then LICENSING.
I am an existing customer, do I need to request ADM 6.1 to receive the licenses?
No, if your Support and Subscription (SnS) contract is current as of 19 August 2010, no action is required on your part. Your keys are already available in the VMware Licensing portal.
Will I forfeit the use of ADM 5.x or 6.0 after I upgrade to ADM 6.1?
No. You will retain licenses for both versions but must not deploy licenses in excess of your entitlement.
Is there any value to update immediately to the newest version of ADM?
ADM 6.1 adds a very attractive option to expand deployments with new VM collectors and not have to invest additional funds in physical appliance collectors. You can download and implement as many VM Collectors needed to completely span your data centers and remote sites without having to worry about the budget to buy physical appliances.
Can I continue to use my physical appliances?
Yes. You can continue to update your physical deployments with version 6.1. You will need to select the "Physical Appliance" update in the Download portal. You can also expand your current physical appliance deployments with additional virtual VM collectors when expanding discovery coverage in your data centers. ADM VM components are inter-compatible with existing ADM physical appliance deployments.
Can I buy more licenses for the physical appliance (version 6.0) after the VM version (version 6.1) is general available?
No. The only version that will be available after 19 August 2010 will be the VM version (version 6.1). No more hardware shipments will occur.
Can ADM be deployed as a mixed physical and virtual appliance methodology?
Yes. ADM VM collectors can be used with a physical appliance aggregator if and only if they are running the same code version (e.g. ADM 6.1).
Can physical appliance deployments be extended with virtual appliance collectors at no extra charge?
Yes. With ADM 6.1, current physical appliance deployments will work and are compatible with VM deployments. Physical deployments can be extended by adding new VM Collectors that can link and report into the physical aggregator. You can set up as may VM collectors as needed across the data centers so as to ensure adequate discovery coverage and value with ADM.
I have a hardware maintenance contract for ADM I purchased from EMC, is it still active?
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Yesterday, the music world lost one of its greatest poet laureates with the passing of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Jerry Leiber. As the lyricist on countless iconic chart topping songs and so many more hit records, Leiber not only wrote the words that everyone was singing, but also led the way in how we verbalized our feelings about the societal changes we were living with in post–World War ll life. Appropriately, his vehicles of choice were the emerging populist musical genres of rhythm and blues, and then rock and roll.
Beyond the songs he penned, the team of Leiber and Stoller (Mike Stoller) also produced an untold string of hits. Inducted together into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, they also saw their music become the basis for the longest running musical revue in Broadway history, Smokey Joe's Café, a title lifted from one of their early hits by the Robins.
I loved the Robins/Coasters growing up. They represented to me the real gestalt of rock and roll, the music helping me call the shots on the important things in life – how I dressed, how I cut my hair, how I talked, etc.
Raised in a small town in lower Alabama, I started cutting yards in the summer when I was 12 years old. I needed folding money, money to pay for movies and records, money to fulfill my fantasies. I needed five bucks to fund my adventures. The only problem was that there were no theaters or record stores where I lived. Once a week, I would flag down the Greyhound bus on Highway 98 and head for my weekly adventure in the big metropolis of Mobile, 25 miles away.
Although I often enjoyed watching the new double features each week and dining at the Krystal (read: White Castle, if you are not from the South), the real highlights of my trips to Mobile were visits to Jesse French or Rutz Music, the nearest meccas for records.
Both stores had listening booths. Even a kid with a nascent pompadour, wearing shorts – or worse, an all-red getup with white shoes and a skinny white belt – could take a fistful of 45s into these private hideaways and stay for hours trying to decide which one he would purchase for $1.
Much of my psychic energy and physical stamina went into choosing just one record every seven days or so. I remember the day when I was so torn between which 45 to buy: "Searchin" or "Youngblood." My God, how could I choose?
And then a miracle: I discover that they were both by the Coasters and, better still, they were on the same record! I was dumbstruck by the luck and the magic of it all!
I can still recall that delicious feeling of surprise and good fortune. In addition, that was the point in time when I happened to read the credits for the writers of these life changing compositions: Leiber-Stoller. For many years to come, I could always set my musical compass by this constellation.
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This volume completes Henle's urtext series of Joseph Haydn's three piano concertos. Written in or around 1765, the delightful first concerto is ideally suited for playing at home, for the relatively undemanding part for piano (or harpsichord) is accompanied merely by a string quartet. This edition draws on the musical text in our complete edition of Haydn's works, guaranteeing an urtext of the finest quality.


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