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A copper-clad supercar and a limousine with no wheels? Where else but the flamboyant city of love. There are plenty of concept cars to get the heart racing at the Paris motor show.
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European car makers did their best to put on a happy face at this year's show, despite gloomy economic conditions that have meant job cuts, factories earmarked for closure and predictions that car sales in Europe this year will be at their lowest for 17years.
Mercedes-Benz led the charge with an electric supercar – the million-dollar SLS Electric Drive – that is as expensive as it is impractical, while local hero Peugeot countered with a hybrid rival for the Porsche 911 and Jaguar unveiled a successor to the E-Type.
But behind the typical hype and bravado were some of the most important new-model launches of recent times. Heavyweights Volkswagen and Toyota revealed their rival Golf and Corolla small cars, while luxury leader BMW signalled its intent to steal more sales from mainstream rivals with its new, predominantly front-wheel-drive small car.
There were continuing nods to the environment – and impending tough European and US laws on vehicle emissions – with Mercedes unveiling an electric version of the B-Class and Nissan pulling the covers off a fuel-cell version of the Juke mini off-roader.
Peugeot, General Motors, Audi and Fiat all showed baby SUVs, targeting the big growth segment of the new-car market. GM's Trax baby SUV will arrive Down Under with a Holden badge next year.
Peugeot injected a bit of spice into proceedings with a new 208GTi, while sister brand Citroen unveiled a rag-top DS3.
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McLaren P1
A spiritual successor to the legendary McLaren F1, the flamboyant new P1 is planned to crown the British car maker's line-up when it is launched next year. McLaren, which aims to challenge Bugatti, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche as a maker of the world's most sought-after supercars – on the back of an illustrious history in formula one racing – says the P1 has but one goal: ''To be the best driver's car in the world on road andtrack.''
McLaren sources suggest it will pack up to 720kW with the help of an F1-style kinetic energy recovery system (KERS) using a pair of flywheels mated to a modified version of the twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre V8engine used in the MP4-12C. The new car is based around a modified version of the 12C's carbon-fibre monocoque, with unique front and rear sub-frames supporting an advanced chassis.
Lexus LF-CC
A new hybrid-powered coupe concept that gives a strong hint as to how the next-generation IS midsize model will look when it launches next year, the Lexus Future Coupe Concept launches the next iteration of the luxury brand's styling language, with a prominent ''spindle'' grille and quirky wheel-hugging bumper designed to be aerodynamic, as well as send more air to the engine bay and brakes.
The concept confirms Lexus's intentions to take on Mercedes-Benz's C-Class and the BMW 3-Series with a two-door coupe.
At present, Lexus sells the IS250C hardtop convertible, and the new-generation IS model is expected to be offered as a droptop and a hardtop coupe.
The LF-CC is powered by a hybrid drivetrain that combines a 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine with a water-cooled electric motor. Targeted fuel use is about 3.7litres per 100kilometres, with emissions of less than 100g/km CO2.
Peugeot Onyx
Having axed its Le Mans racing project late last year in preparation for the economic crisis, the French brand needed something to do with its racing machines – the Onyx is the result.
The wide, angular concept uses the same diesel-electric hybrid powertrain originally destined for the world's most famous endurance race. It's a 447kW 3.7-litre V8 turbo diesel paired with a kinetic energy recovery system that gives a power boost under acceleration. The Onyx is also an opportunity for the company's boffins to experiment with new materials inside and out. The bodywork is made from a mixture of carbon fibre and copper – which is untreated, so its finish will evolve over time. The interior is a minimalist affair with the seats, the console and the floor made from a single piece of carbon fibre covered in felt.
Peugeot also took the wraps off an SUV version of its new 208 hatch.
Nissan Terra
Four-wheel drive, three motors, one fuel cell and zero emissions. They're the highlights from Nissan's electric SUV concept – dubbed TeRRA.
Although the compact body and interior styling have a futuristic bent, the drivetrain beneath is more likely to head into production.
The front wheels are powered by the electric motor used in the Nissan Leaf but the rear wheels have in-wheel electric motors; providing AWD traction when needed. Electricity can be generated by a hydrogen fuel cell under the bonnet.
Nissan says the TeRRA proves it is ready to mass-produce fuel-cell vehicles when hydrogen becomes a viable alternative.
Smart Forstars
Created to preview the exterior styling treatment set to grace the next generation of Smart models, the three-door ForStars hatchback also hints at what Smart describes as a new SUC (sports utility coupe). So named because of the way its glass roof structure allows occupants to peer into the sky, the ForStars features oversize, almost comic headlights aimed at adding visual aggression, a chop-top look to the windscreen and a complex glass tailgate.
Among the gimmicks is a projector mounted within the Mini-esque bonnet air duct. It can be controlled from within the car, allowing videos to be projected on to surrounding walls. Taking the place of the traditional rear-view mirror is an Apple iPhone, which slots into a dedicated holder and projects images captured by a camera facing rearwards.
Engine power hails from the plug-in 60kW electric system used on the recently introduced Smart ForTwo Brabus electric drive, available overseas.
Mercedes-Benz Aesthetics S
There are no wheels and part of the Aesthetics S aren't even there – they're projected images – but the ''sculpture'' gives an inkling of the next-generation S-Class, due late next year.
While the S-Class isn't a big seller for Mercedes – and sales of limousines have been sliding in tough economic times – it's an important flagship that is often the technical showcase for the entire range. If the production S-Class remains true to the concept sculpture, expect a car with more elegant lines and bold definitions.
BMW Concept Active Tourer
While in essence a concept crossover people-mover, the Concept Active Tourer is the car that previews the brand's first-ever front-wheel-drive model. The Concept Active Tourer is a plug-in petrol-electric hybrid with a space-saving transverse engine layout.
The car seems set to heavily influence the design, packaging, ride and handling of the German marque's next generation of small vehicles, which, for the first time, will offer the choice of either front- or, in combination with certain engines, four-wheel-drive.
Conceived to appeal to family-car buyers who place greater emphasis on space and versatility than the traditional BMW qualities of performance and dynamics, the tall five-seat concept car also showcases BMW's new 1.5-litre three-cylinder direct-injection petrol engine, as part of a plug-in hybrid drivetrain. It's the same set-up as the ''i'' sub-brand's new i8sportscar – as previewed at last year's Frankfurt motor show.
Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
A Porsche wagon? You better believe it. The sports-car specialist has confirmed its intent to produce a sleek wagon based on the Panamera. Key visual changes over the hatchback that went on sale in 2009 include an extended roof line, longer glasshouse and angled tailgate that opens at bumper height. The new car also provides Porsche with a potential four-door challenger to the similarly conceived but two-door-only FerrariFF.
High-ranking Porsche sources say the new wagon will make its market debut in 2016. As well as formalising plans for a Panamera wagon, the Sport Turismo also provides solid clues to the appearance all second-generation Panamera models will take into production.
In a move that indicates Porsche is looking to adopt new video-based rear-view technology on its next generation of cars, the Sport Turismo does without conventional exterior mirrors. Their job is taken care of by two cameras mounted within the side air outlets, with images shown on a display in the cabin.
As well as previewing its plans for a new upmarket wagon, the concept also showcases a powerful new plug-in hybrid drive system that Porsche intends to offer with the second-generation Panamera and facelifted second-generation Cayenne from the middle of the decade, as part of its Intelligent Performance initiative.
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Data and apps integration provider Jitterbit this week released a new version of its solution, Jitterbit 5, designed to be the glue between on-premise, cloud, social, and mobile data,
Jitterbit focuses on simple yet powerful integration technologies that can be quickly and easily deployed to create integrated processes and data views. We've seen a lot of interest in light-weight, low-coding integration capabilities as more SaaS and cloud services need to be coordinated. This is now becoming even more pertinent to bringing data together from a variety of sources.
Jitterbit 5 aims to raise the level of simplicity even higher with new features that streamline process integration, said the Oakland, CA company. The wizards-based approach allows non-technical users to design integration projects through a graphical, point-and-click interface. I think making more people able to tailor and specify integrations can significantly boost innovation and productivity.
Vendors have been trying to solve the issue of integration of technology for over twenty years.
In enterprise computing today, there are three main sources of data that must come together to help drive the business forward, according to Jitterbit's thinking. First there's corporate data -- which for years has been the cornerstone of technology strategies -- that sits in databases, data warehouses, enterprise applications, etc. and is typically kept safe and sound on-premise, behind the firewall.
Over the past few years, two other sources of data have emerged as critical for businesses that want to optimize their operations and better serve their customers; data stored in cloud services, and data from a pair of new platforms -- social and mobile. And we'll no doubt be seeing ever larger and more specific data emerge from business and consumer activities from these domains.
These newer sources of data can be located anywhere, and the information they provide comes in a wide variety of formats, making it harder than ever to integrate with structured corporate information using traditional integration technologies.
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Jitterbit's focus therefore is to help enterprises better achieve integration of data from all these three pillars of modern computing. And the means to do it must appeal to the business analysts who understand best the need to have many types of different data readily available and associated with business processes in near real time.
"Vendors have been trying to solve the issue of integration of technology for over 20 years.
The majority of companies come at it with a technical perspective -- they try to solve the problem for the professional developer," says Andrew Leigh, vice president of products with Jitterbit.
"But the problem of integration isn't just a technical issue; it's a business issue. The people who are best at building, managing, and changing integration are the ones that understand it's really a process. We're putting integration back in the hands of the business analysts who really understand the data and processes to make that integration effective."
The people who are best at building, managing, and changing integration are the ones that understand it's really a process.
While Jitterbit features wizards and other simple tools to let non-technical users quickly build the data connections that the business requires, it's important that they work in partnership with IT to ensure the process is governed correctly, says Leigh, who recently joined Jitterbit from Salesforce.com.
"We've built all the knowledge and best practices that the industry has been building up over the last two decades into our solution; now we're focused on the user experience and hiding complexity," says Leigh.
This latest release also features enhanced connectivity to Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics and SAP, as well as Twitter and Chatter. The new Instant View and Process Monitor tools provide visibility to the status and results of more complex business process integrations. And Version 5.0 supports large-volume cloud APIs to allow organizations to rapidly synchronize large volumes of data at higher levels of performance.
Jitterbit's approach also fits into the vision of "integration as a service," which seems a natural development of cloud models. I'd like to see more cloud services providers embed such integration services into their offerings. This is especially important for PaaS to go mainstream.
A video describing the new features in Jitterbit 5.0, available now can be found here. A free 30-day trial of the product is available here.
(BriefingsDirect contributor Cara Garretson provided editorial assistance and research on this post. She can be reached on LinkedIn.)
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CBAA Basketball is now accepting applications for head coaching slots for the 2016-2017 season. The deadline for submitting your application is Monday, August 8. Applications can be accessed by visiting the Documents section on our webiste, www.cbaabasketball.net or you can click here
To apply, please send completed application to CBAA Basketball President, Gary Elias (email@example.com).
CBAA Basketball will be offering travel teams for Boys and Girls grades 3-8. We will also have a travel division for Boys grades 9-11 this year. Tryouts will begin in mid-late September. Please check our website for updates in mid August.
Registration for the CBAA Summer League is officially OPEN! Online registration is completely new this year.
Instructions are below and also on the page listed here:
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Registration open for Summer Basketball
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Click the banner on the top of the page that says 'registration now open, click here to register'
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BASKETBALL: Summer League 2016
Note: if you are an adult registering a team, please select 'register to play' and NOT 'apply to coach/volunteer' to complete payment
If you have questions, please contact Glen Ockenhouse firstname.lastname@example.com Reminder that all coaches and assistants need to have their clearances completed before coaching so please take care of that ahead of time.
CBAA Basketball will once again be conducting Skills and Drills throughout the spring. These sessions are FREE and are open only to players who were registered with CBAA Basketball during the 2015-2016 season. The Skills and Drills sessions are as follows:
Boys 2nd/3rd Grades
Tuesdays, April 5- May 17, 6:30-8:00 at Groveland Elementary
Boys 4th/5th Grades
Thursdays April 7- May 27 (NO PLAY May 5), 6:30-8:00 at Groveland Elementary
Boys 6th/7th Grades
Tuesdays, April 5-May 31, 6:30-8:00 at Holicong Middle School
Girls 3rd/4th/5th
Wednesdays April 6-May 25, 6:30 - 8:00 at Groveland Elementary
CBAA Basketball would like to thank all of our volunteers who helped to make the 2015-2016 season one of our best ever. With your help, CBAA Basketball was able to provide a great season of hoops to almost 1400 kids in our community. We had a fantastic season which was capped off with a thrilling March Madness Tournament. A gallery of the league champions can be found below. Thanks again for all your help!
Congratulations to our 2016 Intramural League Champions!
CHECK OUT OUR INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS PAGE! Click here.
Scholarship - CBAA Basketball is pleased to announce the availability of 2 (two) one thousand dollar($1000) scholarships to be granted to one female and one male senior that has played CBAA Basketball. Click here for an application.
Just a reminder you can access league game schedules by going to our Game Schedules page (link is also on the left of most pages). Some leagues use the online system, and others uploaded schedules which would be at the bottom of the page.
We value our relationships with our schools and appreciate the opportunity our kids have to play basketball in their gyms. It is extremely important to the success of our organization that everyone respects the rules of these gyms. They are as follows:
- NO ball playing or bouncing of balls in the hallway.
- Visitors are only permitted in the gym and hallway leading to the gym. Nobody should be going to other areas of the building.
- Please use the bathrooms in the hallway down from the gym and throw all paper towels in the trash.
- NO food in the gym… only water bottles and/or sports drinks for players.
- Please clean up and throw away all trash prior to leaving the building.
- Children should be accompanied by adults at all times.
- No person is permitted to sit on any stage.
CBAA Basketball will be offering a Boys 9th/10th Travel Team that will participate in the ICBA League and play in 3-4 tournaments. Practices will begin in late November.
Please contact Gary Elias at firstname.lastname@example.com if interested in trying out for this team.
New Child Protection laws that affect CBAA volunteers:
Any CBAA volunteer ages 18 and older who accepts responsibility for a CBAA player and has direct contact* with our players is defined as a mandatory reporter under Pennsylvania law:
*"Direct contact" is defined as the care, supervision, guidance or control of children and routine interaction with children. "routine interaction with children" is defined as regular and repeated contact that is integral to a person's employment or volunteer responsibilities.
As a mandatory reporter, certain clearances will be required for an individual to participate within CBAA, the following must be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com prior to the start of the Fall 2015 season. At a minimum this applies to all Head Coaches and Assistant Coaches in each program.
1. Child Abuse History Clearance from the Department of Human Services COST: FREE
2. Report of criminal history from the Pennsylvania State Police COST: FREE
3a. If you have lived in PA for the past 10 consecutive years, provide signed FBI Disclosure Statement
3b. If you have NOT lived in PA for the past 10 consecutive years, complete an FBI fingerprint based criminal background check. COST: $27.50. Contact email@example.com for a payment code
For further information on the laws see: Keepkidsafe.org or contact the CBAA Compliance Director: firstname.lastname@example.com
Click here for CBAA Mandatory Reporter Policies and CBAA Mandatory Reporter Procedures
Note that a variation of these laws also pertains to paid trainers and other paid individuals. Please contact the CBAA Compliance Director: firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions regarding this topic.
Below you will find the names of our 2015-16 CBAA Board. Please contact the appropriate board member with any question that you may have via our e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you.
CBAA Basketball Board 2015-16
|Gary Elias
|Pete DiGiovanni
|Robin Kardane
|Registration / Database
|Chris Mazullo
|Compliance / Travel Director
|Karen Dubin
|Sponsorship / Uniforms
|Tony Badger
|Web Manager
|Mark Fasano
|Patrice & Gary Ockenhouse
|Ref and PIAA Ref Coordinators
|Ryan Bartchak
|Boys Grades 1/2 League Director
|Stephen Herrera
|Boys Grades 3/4 League Director
|Amy Badger & Tony Badger
|Boys Grades 5/6 League Directors
|Mike LaBouliere
|Boys Middle School League Director
|Jared Gorlick
|Boys High School League Director
|Chris Slack
|Girls Grades 1/2 League Director
|Jeff Stein & Mike Burns
|Girls Grades 3/4 League Directors
|Kim Hagerich & George Pla
|Girls Grades 5/6 League Directors
|David Horner
|Girls Senior League Director
|Glen Ockenhouse
|Summer League Director
Remember to visit our Camps and Clinics page to find more opportunities for your young athletes to play and learn basketball. As we receive information about these local opportunities we will adding them directly onto this page.
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Paragliders redefine camping trips
Pair paraglide South Island tripJAMES GREENLAND
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If adventurer Tom de Dorlodot had a day job in New Zealand, his office would be hanging beneath a paraglider, thousands of metres in the air above the Southern Alps.
"It's the ultimate freedom. It's a beautiful way to travel, because you're not disturbing anything. Even the birds come and fly with."
The Belgian man and his Dutch friend Ferdinand van Schelven are professional paragliders who have landed in Nelson after a month-long adventure through the Southern Alps.
Their sport is vol-bivouac, literally "fly-camping" in French, which is riding a current of popularity overseas and could, according to the Red Bull-sponsored pilots, take off big in New Zealand.
Starting on a mountain peak in Otago and ending on a beach near Nelson, the pair have paraglided and walked nearly the length of the South Island, carrying with them just a parachute, some camping gear, and a pair of quickly worn-out walking boots.
"Either you walk, and you have to carry your paraglider; or you fly, and your paraglider carries you," de Dorlodot said, describing their 800km trip up the island.
Carrying less than 20kg of gear, de Dorlodot and van Schelven took 27 days to traverse the backbone of the South Island, from Te Anau to Nelson. Along the way they fished for trout in tranquil back country streams, drank glacier water fresh from the source, and soared with the birds above Aoraki/Mt Cook.
It was "a beautiful idea" coming to New Zealand, de Dorlodot said. Every morning the pair would wake, climb 2000-odd metres up a mountain, and jump off with their paragliders.
Once airborne their trick was to traverse the alps from above, flying as far as they could on thermal currents and friendly breezes. Eventually they would land, sleep in a hut or wrapped in the warmth of their 'chutes, then repeat the process.
"On a good day, if you don't have wind coming into the face and you can fly fast, you can cover up to 100 kilometres," de Dorlodot said. "Some days we fly 40 kilometres over two mountain passes that would have been four days of walking, and we do it in hours.
"When you know you have 100km to walk if you land, it's quite good motivation for flying and pushing yourself a little bit."
Unable to glide into Air Nelson airspace, they walked the final 75km north from St Arnaud.
"We said the stop was the sea. When we came in between Richmond and Nelson we arrived at the beach and said that's it," de Dorlodot said.
"That's a pretty good feeling, knowing you have crossed the whole thing with just a pair of shoes and a paraglider."
De Dorlodot and van Schelven are training for the "vol-biv" world championship - the RedBull X-Alps mountain race between Saltzburg, Austria and Monaco - in July. Competitors travel by air or by foot through 800km of hostile European alpine terrain.
New Zealand had been sweet for finding unique take-off locations, de Dorlodot said, as nearly every peak they jumped off was a world-first. He said Nelson, with its surrounding mountains and prevalent sea-breezes, could become a centre for the growing sport, which is primarily based out of Europe and throughout the sub-Asian ranges.
Van Schelven had flown in Nelson five years ago, when he dominated a competition, winning five-out-of-six "vol-biv" events.
When de Dorlodot isn't flying he is thinking about it. His RedBull sponsored Search project sends him around the world for a living, looking for the best places to vol-biv. Last year he crossed the length of Africa, soaring over the pyramids and Victoria Falls. His proudest achievement was gliding at 7200m to within 1km of the K2 summit in Pakistan.
"I think maybe it would have been possible to soar up. But, I didn't dare to. It has never been done. I was alone there, even a little scared, so I kept a respectful distance."
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CD137 and its ligand are expressed in the BM, and conflicting data exist on the regulation of myelopoiesis by the CD137 receptor–ligand system. CD137−/− mice have increased numbers of myeloid cells in the BM, indicating an inhibitory influence of CD137 on myelopoiesis. However, CD137 also induces proliferation of hematopoietic progenitor cells and their myeloid differentiation, arguing for an enhancing effect. Here we hypothesized that this latter case represents the situation during infections since expression of CD137 is activation dependent and strongly enhanced during inflammation. Indeed, infections with Influenza, Bordetella pertussis, Mycobacterium bovis, Bacille Calmette-Guérin or Escherichia coli or i.p. injection of LPS led to increased numbers of CD137-expressing cells, especially of CD4+ T cells in the BM of mice. Coculture experiments confirmed that CD137 expression enables CD4+ T cells to induce proliferation and myeloid differentiation of BM and hematopoietic progenitor cells. CD137 also enhances myelopoiesis in vivo since the infection-induced increase in myeloid cell proliferation and total myeloid cell numbers in the BM were significantly lower in CD137−/− mice. This study reconciles earlier conflicting data by demonstrating that while CD137–CD137L interactions inhibit myelopoiesis during steady-state conditions they increase myelopoiesis during infection.


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Simply awesome
I hope you all had a lovely Christmas. I know I did.
Now that all the children are older, Christmas is a lot more relaxed than it used to be. No more jumping on the bed at 4 a.m. begging to open presents. This year we actually ate breakfast before they headed toward the tree.
Of course, some of the magic is gone, too. At 22, 20, 14 and 13, they are all pretty specific about what they want and they generally know what's under the tree with their name on it.
I kind of miss the overwhelming presence of Santa Claus in the house, but Mrs. Claus – that would be me – doesn't miss staying up until way past midnight to get the gifties ready.
I guess we're just moving into another phase of life. A little calmer and quieter and a lot more restful.
All the awesomeness that is us
The week between Christmas and New Years is a slow time at the good, old community newspaper.
School is out, factories are closed, government slows down and I take full advantage of the respite.
One of my favorite things to work on is the Year in Review. It's an annual tradition in the newspaper business to take a look back through the previous year and offer our readers a little snapshot of where we've been and what we've been doing.
Since we keep our records electronically now, it's a little easier than past years when I had to flip page after page of newsprint. But it's still just as interesting and entertaining to compile.
At the weekly newspaper, we never really stop production on one edition before we begin another and we – more specifically, I – tend to forget last week's news quickly.
The Year in Review reminds me of our accomplishments, losses, goals and plans. As I was working on it this year, I realized we are simply awesome!
Really, I mean it. All over our county we're winning awards and making history. We're striving toward and achieving goals and laying plans for the future. Businesses are opening and expanding, residents are being recognized for service and success, schools are laying out structures to improve the educational facilities for our children's future and the list goes on and on.
We're just amazing! Here we live in these little towns in this little county in the Deep South and we're just going and doing, creating and inventing, improving and succeeding.
Chickasaw County is truly the jumping off place and I can't imagine why everyone else doesn't want to be here, too.
We're going to have opportunities to invite more people in from the outside with the opening of the Tanglefoot Trail and, hopefully, with more expansion of businesses.
Let's show them just how fabulous we are.
My mother laughingly calls me the "Cheerleader of Chickasaw County" when I get on a tear about how much I love my home.
And all I have to say about that is, "Rah, rah, yay us!"
Lisa Voyles is Managing Editor/Sports for the Chickasaw Journal. She can be reached at 456-3771 or via email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Try this kindergarten arts and crafts activity and sneak in a little extra nutrition this holiday season: make a mashed potato snowman sculpture!
Make your St. Patrick's Day party an extra festive affair with green punch! A mix of sherbet, lime juice, and lemon lime soda, this recipe is sure to be a hit.
Make healthy eating a manageable (and yummy) task for your kindergartener by encouraging her to help you make a healthy apple sauce snack!
If your child likes Creamsicles, he'll love this punch. With its bright orange hue, it's perfect for a Halloween party, or summer barbecue.
Make sunomono, a simple Japanese cucumber vinegar salad, and kid-friendly chopsticks in this fun kindergarten activity.
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