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Geography at Cardiff Ranked 48th in the WorldMay 15 2013
Cardiff School of Geography and Planning has been ranked 48th in the world for Geography in the QS World University Rankings, which also lists Cardiff as one of the world's elite universities.
Outstanding Impact in Public Policy AwardMay 15 2013
Professor Kevin Morgan and Dr Roberta Sonnino win the Public Policy category of the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize 2013.
What's the Beef?May 9 2013
Kevin Morgan quip highlights how bizarre the global food system has become.
Oxfam Experience DayApril 19 2013
A-level student Rhiannon Cox recently enjoyed an Oxfam Experience Day with the School.
The Foodbank Trolley PushApril 12 2013
Staff from the School make a push in the right direction for Cardiff Foodbank!
Hong Kong Field Study Visit 2013April 4 2013
Undergraduates visit Hong Kong as part of their final year field study visit.
Masters Graduate School Career FairApril 1 2013
The Masters Graduate School hosts Career Fair for postgraduates and final year undergraduates.
Visit by Beijing University of TechnologyMarch 27 2013
Professor WANG Shoufa, Chairman of the University Council of Beijing University of Technology visited the School with a delegation of staff from the University.
UK Human Geography: Number One in the WorldMarch 5 2013
Head of School steers benchmarking review on Human Geography.
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Alastair M. Smith presented the inaugural lecture in an annual series hosted by the Scottish Fair Trade Forum.


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Published: Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 5:13 p.m.
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The Gateway Center for the Arts in DeBary will host the stage show "Dreamers and Schemers: An Evening With Great Floridians" on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Actors will portray figures from the state's history, including Henry Flagler, Napoleon Bonaparte Broward and Marjory Stoneman Douglas. The show will touch on the balance between the development of industry in Florida and preservation of the state's unique natural resources.
The traveling show is part of a series of events produced by the Florida Humanities Council. It is part of this year's Viva Florida 500 celebrations, commemorating the 500th anniversary of Ponce de Leon's naming of the state in 1513.
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EDGEWATER -- A walk in the woods near Edgewater uncovered the discarded fixings needed to make methamphetamine, a Volusia County sheriff's report stated.
According to the report, a man who lives in the 100 block of Arthur Avenue was walking in a wooded lot adjacent to his home Monday morning when he found what appeared to be trash from a meth lab.
The report said the resident called law enforcement and guided a deputy to the find, which included a bottle of lighter fluid; an empty box of cold compresses; clear plastic tubing; used hypodermic needles; and several plastic bottles.
The report indicated the deputy recognized the materials as a discarded lab and called in a disposal team for proper removal.
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NEW ORLEANS - The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association announced its first indoor track and field computer rankings of the season on Tuesday and included the Idaho men's and women's teams among its top West Region schools.
The Vandal men opened with a No. 10 ranking, while the women are No. 13.
Idaho has two men ranked in the top 50 in the NCAA, Jeremy Klas (No. 8, pole vault) and Eugenio Mannucci (No. 41, shot put). The top-ranked Vandal women are junior Gabby Midles (67th, weight throw) and sophomore Liga Velvere (67th, 400m).
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On Thursday night if you plan on stopping by the Peacock Room in Orlando, prepare to dress, dance and act freaky. Or at least that's what the organizers of "Le Freak" are asking you to do. Patrick Scott Barnes, Nigel John, Frankie Messina and Dennis Mero are putting on the event that will feature "booty shakin' beats, videos and DJs Nigel and ThinkDifferent." I love the term "booty shaking," I don't know why, I just do, it's a classic.
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Squash Teams Look To Continue Perfect Seasons With Road Match At Williams
Both the Princeton men's and women's squash teams will head to Williams College this Sunday for a pair of matches with the Ephs.
Both Tiger squads are 2-0 on the season, and this will be the first road match for either squad. During the weekend prior to Thanksgiving, both Princeton teams earned 9-0 wins against both Franklin & Marshall and Drexel.
The Princeton men are ranked first nationally and are the reigning national champions. The Tigers have three returning All-Americas, including three-time honoree Todd Harrity. The women also return three All-Americas, including three-time honoree Julie Cerullo. Both also saw several freshmen make their collegiate debuts last weekend; the highest for either team was Rachel Leizman, who played No. 4 for the women.
Both Williams teams are currently 1-2, though both host full weekends that will culminate with the Princeton matches.


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What a delicious treat! Tart rhubarb is sweetened with crunchy pecans and flaked coconut, while a cake mix proves a tender base. —Connie Korger, Green Bay, Wisconsin
- 4 cups sliced fresh or frozen rhubarb
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1/8 teaspoon red food coloring, optional
- 1 package butter pecan cake mix (regular size)
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- Vanilla ice cream, optional
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large saucepan, combine rhubarb, sugar, water and, if desired, food coloring. Cook over medium heat for 8-10 minutes or until rhubarb is tender; cool slightly. Transfer to a greased 13x9-in. baking dish; sprinkle with cake mix. Top with coconut and pecans. Drizzle with butter.
- Bake 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Serve with ice cream if desired. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Coconut Rhubarb Dessert in Simple & Delicious March/April 2009, p43
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"Forgot, I could not find the butter pecan cake mix so I used butter cake mix."
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"This is a great dessert. I tossed rhubarb with the sugar, put in greased pan, sprinkled dry cake mix over the top, melted butter with the water, poured over dry mix, and added pecand and coconut over top. Easy and perfect, no dry spots. I have used this recipe with other fruit too. Next time I make it with rhubarb I will add another cup making 5 cups and add 1/4 more sugar. My husband says ,"Great, more rhubarb next time!""
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Cooking Up a Business Plan
Close to 100 women were packed into Linh Reilly's living room while she was in the kitchen, madly pounding stacks of chicken breasts seasoned with her own Tasty Tandoori spice mix before tossing them onto an assembly line of George Foreman grills. Everyone who had been invited to Reilly's Asian Creations tasting party had arrived — and brought friends.
Now she couldn't keep up with her guests, who were piling their plates with Asian barbecued pork, mango shrimp salad scooped into fried wonton cups, and Indonesian spicy beef. "It was a crazy scene," says Reilly, 43. She noticed something else when she started the pad thai cooking demonstration: No one was paying attention — they were too busy inhaling the food. "I knew that night my new business would make it," she says. "I sold out of everything — and took orders."
The Secret's in the Sauce
Reilly is not an impulsive person. She says jokingly that the most daring thing she had done before launching her cooking-sauce-and-seasoning line was "blow $100 on a blouse." But by the time she threw that tasting party, she had spent more than $15,000 in savings to start Asian Creations while working full-time. "The fact that many small businesses fail in the first year didn't worry me," she says. "I just assumed that if I did my homework and worked harder than anyone else, I'd do well."
Reilly had been giving friends bottles of her homemade peanut, teriyaki, mango, and lemongrass sauces as gifts for years. "No matter how often I gave them the recipes, they could never get the sauces right," she says. Her "aha!" moment came when she took jars of peanut and teriyaki sauce to her oldest daughter's school Christmas fair and they sold out in an hour. One year she skipped the fair, and there was an uprising. "I had to spend nights and weekends filling orders," she says.
As word of Reilly's sauces spread, she recruited her husband, Shawn, and daughters, Kelsey, 15, andMcKenna, 10, to test new recipes and — between work, school, and soccer practice — help supervise a kitchen full of pressure cookers. By late 2003, Reilly was essentially running a manufacturing business out of her house, delivering batches of fresh sauce to private homes and small businesses in her Upton, Massachusetts, community before and after work. She was sleeping only three hours a night. "I was still a full-time benefits consultant, dealing with the kinds of problems that had to be resolved not in a day but that second," she says. "Life was exhausting, but as my kids would say, 'Mom is tough.'"
The Year of Magical Cooking
Reilly had already begun researching how to join full-time the ranks of the women-owned food manufacturing businesses in the country — 9,942 to be exact. She analyzed the crowded marketplace for Asian foods, buying every bottle of teriyaki and peanut sauce she could find for comparison taste-testing. She took classes in food processing, met with chemists at Cornell University, and hired consultants to refine her recipes so that her products would comply with FDA regulations. "I'm the kind of person who has to do everything exactly right or it keeps me up at night," she says. To make sure her sauces would stand out next to existing products with orange, black and red labeling, Reilly used bright pink, lavender, and green on her bottles. "I held every aspect of the business close to my heart," she says, "from painting the orchid logo to drafting the nutritional panels."
In April 2004, Reilly officially incorporated and launched Asian Creations with four cooking sauces — Marvelous Mango, Pad Thai Pizzazz, Peanut Passion, Tantalizing Teriyaki — and five dry-spice mixes — Cool Coconut, Fabulous Fried Rice, Luscious Lemongrass, Sassy Satay, and Tasty Tandoori. On weekends, she did in-store demonstrations and gathered more intelligence. "Customers even taught me how to improve my teriyaki sauce by making it much thicker," she says.
She still hadn't quit her day job when, on the way to the office one fall morning in 2005, while fielding calls from her packager, Reilly realized that she had forgotten to send an important fax to a new wholesale account. She pulled over on the Massachusetts Turnpike and vomited from anxiety. When she arrived at work, an irate corporate vice president phoned about a benefits problem. "She called all day, asking, 'Is it fixed yet?' " Reilly says. "I thought, 'I could be at home, faxing in my pajamas and making sure that my peanut sauce gets to New York on time.'" The next day, Reilly quit her job. "At the rate my business was expanding, I could surpass my salary in a few years," she says. "I figured, 'If not now, when?'"
Cooking as Passion, Hobby, and Career
Reilly's path to culinary success was convoluted. As the oldest daughter in a privileged Vietnamese family, she may well have been expected to manage a staff of chefs someday. But her childhood was ruptured when her family was forced to leave Saigon, fleeing the day before the government fell in 1975. "We floated at sea for weeks on a ship crammed with refugees," Reilly says. "I remember being hungry, writing 'woe is me' entries in my diary. Dinner was a ball of cold, greasy rice rationed out by the ship's cook."
The family settled in Laguna Hills, California, where Reilly's father was able to get a job as a marine biologist; her mother went to work cleaning people's homes. Reilly's talents as a chef emerged when, at 12, she began to be asked regularly to cook dinner, learning by trial and error how a pinch of chili paste or an extra clove of garlic could transform a sauce. "Cooking became my passion," she says. "When we went out to eat, I'd interrogate chefs about seasonings and techniques because my father liked to challenge me to copy dishes at home."
On a trip to Bali years later with her sister, Loann, who handles the company's Internet orders part-time, she discovered peanut sauce. "The flavor just locked onto my lips," she says. "It is now my signature sauce — hot and sweet, like the one from Bali."
That Peanut Passion sauce is what got Asian Creations into Whole Foods last summer when Reilly did a tasting for the company's chefs and executives in the Northeast. For a food manufacturer, placing your product in Whole Foods is like winning the lottery. "I had to ask my distributor if I'd heard correctly when the regional vice president said he loved my sauces," she says. "In my mind, I still saw myself as that timid refugee kid who had to practice saying the word little without a Vietnamese accent." Five months later, Reilly's Tantalizing Teriyaki sauce beat out thousands of other new products to receive the 2006 Best in Aisle award from Gourmet Retailer magazine at the New York Fancy Food Show.
Reilly's husband, who assumed the sauce business would be another passing hobby for her, like gardening or a stint with kitchen design, is also impressed. It usually takes three to five years for a new product to get supermarket placement; Reilly did it in eight months. "I always knew Linh was too creative to sit in an office," he says. "But now that she's grown from selling a few cases to thousands, I realize that she's really going to pull this off."
With two national chains asking her to do private-label sauces for them and a home shopping network reviewing samples, 2007 is shaping up to be Reilly's year. She recently signed with a larger packager to meet growing demand, and she's expecting to draw a profit equal to her old six-figure salary by next year. "My goal in 2007 is to expand my wholesale business to include restaurants," says Reilly, "and have products on retail shelves nationwide."
Although her mother says that Reilly "works too hard and should have kept her old career," the entrepreneur has no regrets. "I love my job 300 out of 365 days," she says. "And even on those other days, I revel in the fact that I can make my own hours — and have time to be a soccer mom." Reilly is clear on one other thing: With four refrigerators at home fully stocked with food, she will never be hungry again.
Running the Numbers
18 months spent running Asian Creations while also working as a benefits consultant
$4.99 retail price for a bottle of sauce
1,000 cases of sauce bottled per year
10,000 cans of coconut milk needed to make 300 cases (12 bottles per case) of Peanut Passion sauce
4,000 plastic forks used at food shows
30,000 miles Reilly logged in her SUV delivering products in 2006
$185,000 spent to launch Asian Creations
Learn where you can buy Asian Creations›
Originally published in MORE magazine, March 2007.


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These chocolate bars were a surprise gift from my boyfriend. He knows all too well my love of sweets, and presented these to me one day after work. Apparently one of his co-workers was selling them as a fundraiser, and since he knew these would be blog fodder for me, he bought me some. What a sweetheart, right?
Wolfgang is a candy company over in York, PA which, unlike many other small candy companies, have been bought out by the larger corporations. It started out as a family business and has stayed that way for almost a century now. Pretty impressive.
Well, all I can say is: on with the tasting!
Milk Chocolate Roasted Almonds: The bar is about a 1/3 inch thick, which is a good thickness in my mind. It smells very sweet, salty and nutty, almost like peanuts because of all the saltiness I detect. I can see hints of the almonds pieces in the back of the bar. The flavor is very sweet and nutty at first. The chocolate is sweet, and a little milky. The almonds deliver a wonderful fresh crunch and a great nutty flavor. It's yummy, but after one piece I felt like that was enough, as it was very sweet.
Milk Chocolate Caramel: The caramel pieces are thinner and taller than the others. I snapped one off and I saw the caramel start to ooze out of the cavity. Try to think of it as a more watery Caramello. The caramel is extremely buttery and sweet, and combined with the milk chocolate it's almost too much. something about it tastes metallic, and almost rummy. It's strange.
Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter: The peanut butter tastes center stage as the flavor here, and as I take my first bite I can't help but notice that I can hardly taste the chocolate at all. The peanut butter has a nice strong nutty flavor to it, which is balanced with a nice sweet/salty aspect to it. The texture is creamy and a little dry, but it melts beautifully on my tongue and it feels lovely. Peanut butter lovers would adore this one I think.
White Chocolate Peanut Butter: This is real white chocolate, and oddly, I can taste more of this white chocolate with the peanut butter than I could the milk chocolate. Very strange. The peanut butter here is much milder in flavor that the milk chocolate version, but it's still the same in all other regards. The white chocolate delivers a nice creamy sweet flavors that balances out the nutty flavors and it makes for a very nice balanced taste. I really liked this one.
Dark Chocolate Peppermint: I could immediately smell the peppermint as I opened the wrapper. It's the same shape and size as the caramel bar, yet I got no oozing when I took a piece off. The peppermint is fresh, and intense, and the sweet dark chocolate really cuts the strength of the peppermint. It's like an Andes mint, except bigger and in a bar form.
These were pretty tasty! Not all of them appealed to me, but I ate more of them than not. Worth a try if you find someone selling them.
Rating: Might Eat Again
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Delaware's Division of Public Health advises residents who feel ill following spinal and joint injections received after May 21 to contact their health provider.
The Food and Drug Administration recently recalled all New England Compounding Center (NECC) medications which were sent to 13 Delaware health care providers. No illnesses in Delaware have been linked to NECC medications.
Facilities that received the compounds have been contacted by DPH and all facilities have discontinued use of the NECC products. Symptoms include: fever, new or worsening headache, nausea, and new neurological deficits. They usually appear within one to four weeks following injections.
The following list includes Delaware facilities identified by FDA as having received NECC medications:
Injectible drugs: Advanced Eye Care PA, Anesthesia Providers, Beebe Medical Center, Christiana Health System, Christiana Spine ASC, Lewes Surgery Center, Pain Center of Delaware, Precision Pain and Rehab, St. Francis Hospital
Non-Injectible drugs: Bayhealth Medical Center, Richard Bonder, MD, Glasgow Medical Center, Swier Clinic.
For more information, call (888)295-5156 or visitwww.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm322734.htm
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The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life of the Arkansas Valley invites team captains to the monthly team captain meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 12, at 7 p.m. at the AVRMC Med 1&2 rooms in La Junta.
This monthly meeting will provide the team captains the opportunity to interact with the event committee, share fundraising ideas and ask any questions they have concerning the Relay for Life event, scheduled for July 19-20, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., at Swink School.
Team captains lead a team of around 8-15 members who share the passion for defeating cancer and creating a world with more birthdays. These team captains are responsible for organizing their team's fundraising and participation in other activities regarding Relay for Life.
Teams can represent businesses, schools, churches, civic groups, friends and families who come together to celebrate those who have survived their cancer diagnosis, remember those loved ones who have lost their battle with cancer, and pledge to finish the fight.
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For more information on Relay for Life or team captain meetings, contact JoAnna Finney, Relay for Life of Arkansas Valley Event Chair at (719) 688-1967 or go online to www.relayforlife.org. For free cancer information or access to local, available resources for cancer patients and caregivers, visit www.cancer.org.
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It has begun.........
Bryant is now going to be treated like C.Webber. Damn shame
I think this is just for the qualifying round. If Kobe doesn't go to jail (hopefully not), he'll keep his spot...
If Kobe won't have court cases during the games, then he will help the U.S. come back home with the gold
well, it could be that:
1.) the comitee is sure that kb8 won't be able to play in athens due to being incarcerated
2.) the comitee wants the team to be ready (meaning no other concerns besides winning the gold) for practice when the time comes
I think this is happening because they feel that Kobe could use the time off to get himself straight in all other cases...(surely you guys know what I'm talking about) I enjoy watching Kobe play as much as the next guy unless of course the "next guy" isn't BryantDunkGiant or jsm, I don't think I enjoy it as much as them, and I am dissappointed about it, but at least he is substituted by VC... GO U.S.A.!!!!!! 8)
You LIKE VC? He's not even an NBA player. He's a showman. (an entertainer) Gimme a break. I dont want this Schmuck representing our fine country. He's disgusting with his celebrationa and such. Uch! I am disgusted.
I totally agree.Originally Posted by AJD
My favorite Charles Barkley quote: "Vince Carter-- Half Man... Half A Season!"
Carter's just a great dunker. He's overrated, he's not a leader and he sits on the bench with some type of injury every game.
VC lacks the leadership that is expected from him in TOR..
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Live Q&A with EU Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard
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- 28 October 2013
LONDON: Join us for a live Twitter Q&A with EU Commissioner for Climate Action, Connie Hedegaard, at 2-2.45pm GMT/3-3.45pm CET, on November 5, 2013 on @ClimateGroup and #worldulike.
As we fast approach COP19 in Warsaw, there couldn't be a more important moment to host Connie Hedegaard, who on behalf of Denmark, hosted the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen 2009. She was appointed Denmark's Minister for the Environment in 2004 and Danish Minister for Climate and Energy from 2007, and has been European Commissioner for Climate Action in the European Commission since 2010. In this role Connie is focused on making Europe the most climate friendly region in the world, as well as continuous work towards an ambitious international climate agreement in 2015.
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But how has the public climate debate changed since Copenhagen? And what is the EU working on to spur climate action across the continent? You can ask Connie Hedegaard directly about the EU's challenges, goals and achievements, and other related questions, during our chat on November 5.
This Twitter Q&A will take place under the hashtag #worldulike, as we will begin the live conversation by asking Commissioner Hedegaard about the EU's climate awareness-raising campaign, A world you like, with a climate you like, which was launched in 2012 in collaboration with more than 160 organizations across Europe. The campaign seeks to put practical solutions at the center of the climate change debate and demonstrate how climate action can increase welfare and bring economic benefits to European citizens. Despite the financial crisis, the campaign has reached millions of Europeans and gained support from European ministers, UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon and award-winning artists such as Colin Firth.
As part of the campaign, a contest called the World You Like Challenge launched in February 2013, calling on creative minds from across the EU to put their climate solutions to the test. From the ten projects that received the most public votes, the jury picked winners from the five focus countries of this campaign–Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania, Poland and Portugal–nations which were chosen for having the greatest potential to raise the level of personal climate action. The overall European winner and two other finalists will be announced at an award ceremony on November 7, 2013 in Copenhagen, organized by Sustainia.
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With a jury made up of European Commissioner Connie Hedegaard, former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger, former Norwegian prime minister Gro Harlem Brundlandt and Dr Rajendra Pachauri, chair of the IPCC, the #worldulike campaign is the first pan-European climate campaign after Copenhagen's COP15 of this scale.
Connie Hedegaard, EU Commissioner for Climate Action, said: "Each one of us can make a difference in the fight against climate change – governments, industries, cities but also individual consumers. Do you know what you can do? Buying local or low-energy products, taking the bike or avoiding unnecessary waste of energy: this sustainable approach will save us money, time and emissions. With this campaign we wanted to focus the debate on the solutions and find out what is holding us back from applying them. I am looking forward to discussing this with you.''
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Rated 5 out of 5 by gypsytoo Neat Style and Versatile This arrived in a timely fashion and was well packed. Directions were clear and concise to assemble and took about half an hour. I am using it as a nightstand and the drawers are helpful in storing ipad charger and other small items. Lightweight to move when needed, but sturdy in build. Love the color of the wood and would definitely recommend it. July 30, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by citymama Cute and functional! We are using it as a combo end table and entry storage table. It's super cute and very functional...one drawer for each of us in my family of 5! It would also be great as a night stand. I'm on the hunt for a small basket to fit on the bottom shelf. (WM - if you sell one that fits you might include it as a suggested item on the page with it). I note that it appears bluish gray in person, at least in the light in our house, so it might not be right if you're needing a true gray. July 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Emmitt Beautiful and Versatile I ordered two of these to use in my living room as end tables, but could easily see them in my bedroom as night stands too. I love the storage & use them for office supplies. Love the color - a pretty blue-gray that works with my denim sofa. When they arrived the boxes looked really beat-up but the tables were packed very well, so there wasn't any damage. Assembly was easy & took just minutes. The tables are heavy, sturdy & a great value! July 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by EAG1963 Cute and handy I use mine for art supplies. Easy minimal assembly. Very cute. Wish only that it were taller. It comes maybe mid-top of thigh for me and I am 5'5". And it'd be great in different colors. Overall, outstanding value and highly recommended. July 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by FuchsiaDesign Stylish and Versatile I love this table. I bought two of them as nightstands for our master bedroom. The black hardware didn't quite fit the bright and airy feel of our space. However, the black hardware was easy to remove and spray chrome! They are a HUGE pain in the butt to assemble.... especially since we had two. But - totally worth it :) I would caution anyone who is hoping for these to be "gray" like the description says. I purchased these in the store and would have never called them gray. They are more of a blue than gray. February 22, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by MarketGirl Wonderful and versatile table. I bought this table a few years ago when it just came out and I'm still loving it. I've lived in 4 different apartments/ houses since I bought it and it has served a different purpose in each from printer stand to hallway console to (currently) entryway catch-all. It is in great shape after all these years despite several moves and cats and dogs. It is really more of a bluish than a grey as you can see in my photo, compared to the grey wall. The drawers are perfect for holding mail, pens and notepads, dogs' leashes, spare tea light candles, and more. The Madras basket also from from World Market fits perfectly underneath for extra storage. Love it! February 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by canuck Functional and stylish I'm using this table as an entry table / side table (front door is right next to my living room sofa). I love the drawers to throw keys, extra change, dog leash etc when I come into my house. I've also put a large dark wicker basket on the bottom shelf to put my handbag and other larger items. Keeps my small entryway tidy! February 15, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by MartyT Good item for the money This is a well made item for the money...I really like the 5 drawers and the two sizes...worked perfect for what my need were...could not have built one for anywhere near this price! Sorry the Black was out of stock as it would have even been better! February 15, 2015


text: 12.02.13 Holiday Party Planning: Tips on How to Maximize Your Budget Want to throw a big party on a small budget? Relax…we've got ideas that will put the Ho-Ho-Ho back into the season, without turning you into a Scrooge. Save on the cost of invitations and postage by using one of the many free online invitation sites available on the web. You can custom create an invitation, email them to your friends and family, manage your guest responses and even get party-planning ideas—all absolutely FREE! Let nature be your decoration! Venture outside and see what you can find—evergreen boughs, bright red berries, even pine cones, all give your home a festive glow without costing you a penny. Or, turn it up a notch by buying a can of gilded spray paint and giving your pine cones a glittery holiday look. Get the kids involved and make some holiday memories as well. Make it a potluck event and ask each of your guests to bring a favorite holiday dish. You'll save on your food budget and everyone will get to sample some delicious holiday food. Make it even more special by compiling all of the recipes and creating an email "cookbook" to send to each guest as a party favor. Skip wine, beer and costly mixed drinks and make a holiday punch that is both festive and delicious! You can find plenty of recipes online, and include a do-it-yourself ice ring "wreath" by half filling a Bundt pan with water, tossing in fresh cranberries and mint leaves and freezing until right before the party starts then float it in your punch bowl. Dim the lights and power up with flickering votive candles—it will add a warm glow to your home and save on electricity, too. Continue the savings after the holidays, when you visit your neighborhood Jackson Hewitt® Tax Pros and let them help you get every deduction and credit you deserve and the biggest refund possible!


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Libraries today play many roles in our community: gathering place, classroom, computer center, a place where anyone and everyone is welcome. Children enjoying a playful story time, seniors taking a free Facebook class, teens discussing great reads at a book club, meetings, music and more – this is the face of today's library.
National Library Week Events
April 4, 11, 18, 25 – Overdrive Clinic: How to Download Titles to an eReader, 4 to 5 p.m., Northwest Regional Library April 4 – Book signing and presentation with author Victoria Jolson, 2 to 3 p.m., Main LibraryApril 6, 20 – Creative Writing Club, 12:15 to 1:45 p.m., Northwest Regional Library April 13 – Culture in the Pines Author Showcase, 2 to 4 p.m., South Regional/Broward College Library April 14 – National Library Week Essay/Poetry Competition, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Northwest Regional Library April 16 – Let's Talk About Books: The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh, 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon, Southwest Regional Library April 16 – Writer's Critique Group, 5:30 to 7:45 p.m., West Regional Library April 17 – Sharkey's Storytime: National Library Week! Ages 3-5, with caregiver, Nova Southeastern Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center April 17 – Learning Services Open House: Learn about free literacy help and other library resources, 12 noon to 6 p.m., Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library April 17 – Your Ideal Bookshelf, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Tamarac Library April 20 – South Florida Author's Showcase: Meet the authors and enjoy book talks every half hour, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Northwest Regional Library April 20 – Children's Day-Book Day/El dia de los niños-El dia de los libros Featuring Venezuelan poet Enrique Hidalgo, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., Hollywood Library April 20 – LIVE at the Sherman Library! Artz Out Loud presents Beowulf: A Tale of Courage and Honor, 2 to 3 p.m., Nova Southeastern Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center April 24 – Reading Round Table Book Talk, 2 to 3:30 p.m., North Regional/Broward College Library Aprils 26 – West Regional Book Club: The Maytrees by Annie Dillard, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., West Regional LibraryLibrary Snapshot Day at Broward County Libraries!
"Library Snapshot Day: A Day in the Life of Florida Libraries," was celebrated at all 40 Broward County Library locations on January 30, 2013. The event, which is sponsored by the Florida Library Association, invites all type of libraries statewide to snap library photos and gather library statistics and stories that illustrate the importance and value of libraries to the community. Members of the community and library customers showed their support by participating.
Broward County Libraries touch lives in so many ways. With free access to books, music, movies, public-access computers, events, classes and more, Broward County Library is constantly and consistently providing vital services to all.
For example, on January 30, 2013, in just one "Day in the Life" of Broward County Libraries:
Author Takes Questions Via Skype During Library Snapshot Day
One of the most unique events held during Library Snapshot Day was at North Regional/Broward College Library. Attendees at the Ruth E. Cohan Jewish Book Review Series program on January 30 participated in a special Florida Library Snapshot Day literary event. Talia Carner, author of the program's featured book, Jerusalem Maiden, held a question-and-answer session with the audience via Skype. Speaking from her home in California, Carner discussed her book and answered questions from the audience. National Volunteer Week: Broward County Library Needs You!
National Volunteer Week is approaching (April 21-27), the perfect time to consider giving back and becoming a library volunteer. While Library Snapshot Day is held annually, there are many ways to support Broward County Library year 'round through advocacy and volunteering.
Broward County Library relies on volunteers to deliver an array of programs and services, from teaching computer classes to shelving books. Teens and adults are invited to donate their time and become an LVP (Library Volunteer Person). The Broward Public Library Foundation is another great way to get involved in the library, as the Foundation enhances the collections, programs and services of the Broward County Library system that are beyond the means of public funding. Become a Friend of the Library and help support your library at the grassroots level; currently there are 32 local Friends of the Broward County Libraries, Inc. chapters located at libraries countywide.
Teens: Looking for great volunteer opportunities? Check out the Annual Teen Volunteer Expo at Southwest Regional Library on Saturday, May 4 from 1 to 3 p.m. Explore library and volunteer opportunities for your school community service requirements. Make Family Reading a Priority on National D.E.A.R. Day
On Friday, April 12, take the time to celebrate Drop Everything and Read (D.E.A.R) Day, a special reading celebration that reminds and encourages families to make reading a daily priority. Led by the National Education Association, Parent Teacher Association, the Association for Library Service to Children, HarperCollins Children's Books and others, D.E.A.R. Day is celebrated each year by schools, libraries, bookstores and other organizations with fun programs for children and families.
The April 12 date was selected in conjunction with the birthday of famed children's author Beverly Cleary, whose beloved character Ramona Quimby is the official spokesperson of D.E.A.R. Day. Cleary became a proponent of D.E.A.R. Day after receiving letters from young fans sharing their D.E.A.R. experiences. She was so impressed by them that she wrote about Ramona enjoying D.E.A.R. time with the rest of her class in Cleary's book Ramona Quimby, Age 8.
Celebrate National D.E.A.R. day on April 11 at Imperial Point Library as they host "Wags n' Tales D.E.A.R. Day." Read books to Koda, a pet therapy dog to celebrate D.E.A.R. Day; attendees receive a free book! 5 to 6 p.m., Imperial Point Library. For children; preregistration required, please call 954-367-6530.


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Long before graduating as one of the most decorated pitchers in El Dorado High history, Kyle Twomey would spend spring afternoons perusing the school's baseball program.
In junior high at the time, the gangly teenager with a thirst for Golden Hawks baseball found inspiration in certain names within those pages.
"I would always look for freshmen who were playing on varsity; 14-year-olds playing against 18-year-olds," he said. "I thought it was awesome that you could perform with guys on that level.
"When I got to El Dorado, I told Coach Gullotti, 'I want to do everything I can to make the roster as a freshman.'"
Then-Coach Steve Gullotti, with the program for nearly 30 years, offered his advice.
"He said, 'OK, you're going to have to throw a lot of strikes and get people out,'" Twomey recalled. "I told him that I'd give it my best shot."
He did, and made varsity as a freshman, nabbing Century League Rookie of the Year honors.
"I wasn't throwing the ball real fast," he said. "I had a fastball and a change-up and remember everyone being out in front (of pitches). Up to that point, it was the greatest experience I'd ever had.
"Ever since I was 12, I'd wanted to play for El Dorado and Coach Gullotti."
In four extraordinary seasons, Twomey garnered a pair of Century League Pitcher of the Year awards, All-American and All-CIF nods and, ultimately, a body of work second to none.
"I wanted to be a force," he said. "Someone people thought of when they came to El Dorado."
As a senior, the 6-foot-4-inch southpaw finished 8-3 with a 0.76 earned run average and 77 strikeouts in 73 innings. In the Hard 9 National Classic, last April, he threw a no-hitter against Galena of Reno at Cal State Fullerton's Goodwin Field.
"It was something I'd dreamt about," said Twomey, who fanned 14 that night. "I'd thrown so many one- and two-hitters, but never a no-hitter. ... That game put me in a position to get drafted.
"Going to sleep that night I thought, 'This is realistic.'"
In June, Twomey was drafted in the third round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the Oakland Athletics at No. 106 overall – the first Orange County player selected in that draft.
With a promising professional career on the horizon, Twomey – recruited by the likes of Stanford, Oregon and Cal State Fullerton – opted to enroll at USC, his dream school.
"From the very beginning, I'd always told my parents that if I was ever drafted, I would have to receive a sum of money more valuable than the education I was going to get at USC," he said.
"I've always been motivated in school so, for me, going to school was a must."
On Feb. 24, in his first collegiate start, Twomey went the distance, twirling a five-hitter in a 4-2 home victory over Cal State Northridge.
At press time, the freshman was 2-1 with a 3.60 ERA and 22 strikeouts.
"Had I turned pro, I wouldn't have taken away what I would have as an alumnus of USC," he said. "There were really high expectations with where I was drafted, but I held myself to that.
"It was necessary to get my education, and these have been the greatest five months of my life."
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Chickpea Salad with Tomatoes, Olives, Basil, and Parsley
(Makes 4-6 servings, recipe inspired by a chickpea salad in From Tapas to Meze, with additional inspiration from Kalyn's garden.)
1 cup dried chickpeas (garbanzo beans) soaked overnight and cooked (or can use 2 cans garbanzo beans, well rinsed and drained)
1 T + 3 T red wine vinegar
2 tsp. fresh lemon juice
2 cups diced plum tomatoes, cut in 1/2 inch pieces then drained (can also use cherry tomatoes but drain well)
1/2 cup Kalamata olives, sliced into lengthwise slivers
3/4 cup chopped red onion (about half of a large red onion)
5 T best quality extra virgin olive oil
1/2 cup chopped fresh basil (or more)
1/4 cup chopped parsley (or more)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Chop tomatoes and drain in a colander while you chop the onions and slice olives, then add drained tomatoes, chopped onions, and sliced olives to the bowl with the marinating beans.
Wash and dry basil and parsley, using salad spinner or washing in the sink and drying with paper towels. Finely chop herbs, then add to marinating salad ingredients and gently combine.
Put 3 T red wine vinegar in a small bowl, then whisk in olive oil until dressing is emulsified. Gently mix dressing into salad, then season to taste with salt and fresh ground black pepper. The salad can marinate at room temperature for an hour or two before serving.
I did refrigerate leftovers with pretty good results, but it's definitely best when freshly made and before being refrigerated.
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Garbanzo and Tuna Salad with Parsley and Red Pepper
Spinach Salad Recipe with Marinated Garbanzo Beans and Feta Cheese
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Chickpea Salad with Roasted Pepper Puree from Sunday Night Dinner
Turkish Garbanzo Salad from Foodista
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|Idaho pair earn preseason honors
DENVER - The Western Athletic Conference released its women's basketball preseason coaches and media polls Tuesday, and the Idaho Vandals were picked to finish fourth by the league's head coaches, and fifth by the media.
The media put Idaho senior Rachele Kloke on the preseason all-WAC first-team, and senior Yinka Olorunnife on the second-team. Both players earned preseason second-team all-WAC honors from the coaches.
The Vandals are coming off an 8-8, fourth place WAC finish in 2009-10. Idaho earned the No. 4 seed in the WAC tournament after owning a tiebreaker over Boise State and New Mexico State to break a three-way fourth-place tie. The Vandals won their first WAC tournament game in program history over New Mexico State to advance to the WAC semi-finals.
Kloke led the Vandals in scoring last season, averaging 14.5 points per game to go along with 5.2 rebounds, as she was named second-team all-WAC at the end of the 2009-10 season. Olorunnife averaged 11.3 points and a team-high 7.9 rebounds in 2009-10, and was named to the WAC all-tournament team after averaging 23 points and 8.5 rebounds in Idaho's two tournament games.
"We return a lot of our scoring from last year with Yinka Olorunnife and Rachele Kloke both in my four and five spot," Idaho head coach Jon Newlee said. "We're looking forward to this year with five returnees who have been with me the two years that I've been here. To have some depth will be nice for us, we can do a few different things from a defensive standpoint, and an offensive standpoint as well."
Fresno State, Louisiana Tech and Nevada were picked to finish first, second and third in both polls, followed by Idaho, Boise State, New Mexico State, Hawai'i, Utah State and San Jose State in the coaches poll. The media picked Boise State fourth, followed by Idaho, New Mexico State, Utah State, Hawai'i and San Jose State.
Fresno State's Jaleesa Ross, the reigning WAC Defensive Player of the Year, was picked as the preseason Player of the Year in both polls, and Louisiana Tech's Adrienne Johnson, Fresno State's Hayley Munro and Nevada's Tahnee Robinson were preseason first-team picks in both polls as well. Nevada's Shavon Moore took Kloke's place on the first-team in the coaches poll.
In addition to Kloke and Olorunnife, the coaches picked Louisiana Tech's Whitney Jones, and New Mexico State's Jasmine Lowe and Madison Spence on the second-team. Janie Bos of Boise State and Amber White of Utah State joined Olorunnife, Spence and Moore on the second-team in the media poll.
The Vandals open up the regular season in Memorial Gym on Nov. 13 against Eastern Oregon with a 5:30 p.m. tip-off.


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