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This Year's Theme –
The Florence Griswold Museum presents Wee Faerie Village's A Flutter in Time: Faeries Around the World and Across the Ages on the grounds of museum's campus. Visitors explore over thirty hand-crafted, faerie-sized homes. All ages will marvel at the detail and craftsmanship as they visit prehistoric caves, pyramids, ancient temples, medieval cottages, and Victorian mansions.
October 1 through October 30, 2016
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As part of its Wee Faerie Village exhibition, adults and families with children can enjoy a month of fun faerie and themed activities.
Tues. – Sat. 10am – 5pm & Sun. 11am – 5pm Open Columbus Day Monday (October 12) 10am – 5pmView Wee Faerie Calendar
During this time, Museum passes, Library passes, 2-for-1 offers, and other discounts apply to the regular admission fee.
Admission includes access to the Wee Faerie Village outdoor exhibition and the special exhibitions in the Krieble Gallery, as well as the historic Florence Griswold House and the rest of the Museum's facilities. All visitors are responsible for the additional special event admission.
$15 Adults
$14 Seniors (62+)
$13 Students
$5 Members
Children 12 and under are free
Are reservations required?
No reservations are required.
Is it stroller/wheelchair accessible?
Yes, however, the trails are not paved.
Is this just for children?
No, it is enjoyed by visitors of all ages.
How much walking is involved?
The Village is scattered throughout our 13 acre campus.
Are there places to sit along the way?
There are benches in the garden and several chairs by the river, but not along the bulk of the trail.
Does it close when it rains?
The Village is open rain or shine.
How long does it take to go through?
You can spend as little or as much time as you like. There are nearly 30 stops along the trail. Visitors also have access to the galleries and the Florence Griswold House. There may be special activities on the day of your visit that you would like to participate in. On Sundays there are hands-on activities in the Hartman Education Center.
Is it free with my library's pass?
No, there is an additional charge of $5.00 per adult using the library pass and children are free.
Does my FGM membership cover admission?
No, there is an additional charge of $5.00 per adult member and children are free.
Can I purchase admission for only the Wee Faerie Village?
No, our posted admission prices apply.
Please visit our general Frequently Asked Questions page or feel free to ask the front desk if you do not find your answer there!Go To General FAQs
Merida's Highland-Fling Crafting Party
Saturday, October 3, 11am-4pm
Merida appears at 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm
Come to our daylong Merida's Highland-Fling Crafting Party and enjoy sweet treats and crafts while awaiting Merida's arrival. The feisty Scottish Princess will share adventure stories and song before posing for pictures.
Creative Crafternoons in the Kingdom
Enjoy a different hands-on craft project each week. Free with Museum admission.
Lecture: Quests and Perils, Castles and Palaces: Classic Story Arcs in Fairytales Explored
Tuesday, October 6, 5:30pm
Dr. Mark J. Schenker, Dean of Academic Affairs, Yale College and former lecturer in English at Yale
$7 (members $5)
Please check back after September 15 to register.
Referencing several stories featured in this year's Whimsical Kingdoms, Schenker outlines the characteristics of the classic fairy tale narrative with particular attention to the significance of architectural elements such as castles, towers, and palaces.
Fun-for-the-Family Wee Faerie Concert with Sarah Pirtle
Saturday, October 10, 11:30am and 2:30pm
Audiences of all ages will croon and swing as award-winning artist Sarah Pirtle sings delightful songs of nature and love.
Monday, October 12, Columbus Day
The Museum is open!
Wee Faerie Bizarre Bazaar: A Quirky and Creative Artisan Faire
Monday, October 12, 10am-3pm (Columbus Day)
Artful objects created by local artisans and crafters inspired by the faerie realm will be featured in a special one-day, pop-up display at the Museum.
Mirth in the Monarchy Monday Featuring A Parade for the Newly Crowned Prince
Monday, October 12, 10am-5pm (Columbus Day)
Marvel at the "bronze" sculpture of the Crowned Prince before the fun parade at 12noon. Come early and get your enchantment on with dancer L'Ana Burton who will lead faerie dance lessons beginning at 11:30am. The faerie dancers will enchant the sculpture to life so he can lead the parade. Wings, crowns, tiara and Medieval attire encouraged. Sand-sculpting demos at the sand castle during the day.
Cool & Creative Castle Cake Contest
Saturday, October 17
Drop Off: 9am-11am; Awards: 3pm; Pick Up: 4-5pm
Bake and decorate an edible castle. Cakes should be fully complete before delivery to Museum. Entries on view for visitors to choose the top three "Best in Show" creations. Three $75 Shopping Sprees in The Shop to be awarded. Bakers receive up to two free adult admissions on the day of the contest.
Cinderella's Pumpkin Patch Party
Saturday, October 17, 11am-4pm
Come wander our impromptu pumpkin patch to choose the perfect pumpkin before decorating it with markers, gems, stickers, and more. Pumpkins, gourds, and other fall produce for sale by the Davis Farm in Norwich, CT.
Creating Whimsical Characters: A Master Class for Adults with Faerie Artist Katie Scarlett Faile
Tuesday, October 20, 2-5pm
$75 (members $60)
Please check back after September 15 to register.
Join Whimsical Kingdom artist and published illustrator Katie Scarlette Faile for this introduction to the whimsical world of faeries. During the workshop, Faile works with adults to draw, ink, and paint a faerie character of their own, while discussing her own creative process for character development. Class size is limited to offer individual attention to each student.
Book Talk: The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure by William Goldman
Thursday, October 22, 4pm
Dr. Mark J. Schenker, Senior Associate Dean and Dean of Academic Affairs, Yale College
$7 (members $5)
Please check back after September 15 to register.
Different in several ways from the famous film, the book is rich in character and satire. Set in 1941, and framed cleverly as an "abridged" retelling of a centuries-old tale set in the fabled country of Florin that's home to "Beasts of all natures and descriptions. Pain. Death. Brave men. Coward men. Strongest men. Chases. Escapes. Lies. Truths. Passions." A perfect read for adults during the Museum's Whimsical Kingdoms event. Book available in The Shop.
Art•Bar Happy Hour: Faerie Making Mania
Thursday, October 22, 5:30pm
$25 (members $22)
Please check back after September 15 to register.
The Museum's Art•Bar combines creativity with light fare and libations. On this special faerie edition of Art•Bar, there will be three special faerie projects: making faeries led by artists Mary Jo Helchow, drawing faeries by artist Katie Scarlett Faile, and crafting mini faeries thrones by Museum Educator Julie Garvin Riggs.
Story Time: Palaces: Where Magic is at Home
Tom Lee, Storyteller
Saturday, October 24, 11:30am and 2:30pm
Join master story teller Tom Lee for an imaginary walk through a fairy-tale forest in a quest to discover an enchanted castle with a very good story. Listeners will need to keep their wits and pay attention to the people and animals along the way, because they often know more than you do, and could help you save the day.
All Hallow's Eve All-Day Party
Saturday, October 31, 11am-4pm
Halloween fun lasts all day with treats and hands-on crafts. Visitors are encouraged to dress up as kings and queens, princes and princesses, each with a faerie twist to march in our Romping through the Royal Realm costume parade that begins at 11:30am. Prizes awarded for Best Royal, Best Faerie, and Best Combo (Royal/Faerie) costume.


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Around 10% of defects observed in babies born with congenital heart disease are caused by genetic mutations absent in both parents, new research shows.
While genetic factors do indeed contribute to congenital heart disease, that many affected children have healthy parents and siblings suggests such mutations arise spontaneously.
Using next-generation sequencing, Yale School of Medicine's Richard Lifton and his colleagues compared the exomes of children with an without congenital heart disease and their parents, finding that such de novo mutations explained around 10% of severe cases. The researchers also found that mutations in several hundred different genes contribute to this trait in different patients, concentrated in a pathway that regulates key developmental genes. They published their findings in Nature this week.
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"De novo mutations in histone-modifying genes in congenital heart disease" was published in Nature May 12.
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In the old days we went to a local store and hoped that your Software available on a DVD in the correct language. Can Windows 8 be bought over the internet (which price then) and how does it work?
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Non upgrade costs: 99.99$ / 139.99$
Upgrade costs: 39.99$ / 69.99$
You can buy windows online as a download, depending on your region.
See here for the list of countries: Windows 8 Terms and Conditions
In my region I can get it from microsoft from here:
Clicking the download button on that link will download the Windows Upgrade Assistent which will walk you through the process of upgrading an existing windows installation.
Note that if you have purchased a PC with Windows 7 (or Windows 7 on its own) recently, you may be able to get the upgrade free from the place you bought it, or from windows via the Windows Upgrade Offer
If you don't own a version of windows you need the System Builder version, for example from here:


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Hotel Guest Rating: 4.4/10
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Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
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An outdoor pool with a sun deck, free breakfast and wallet-friendly rates are the draws for Priceline guests at the non-smoking Star Hotel Inn LA.
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Each of the hotel's 66 rooms and suites offers cable TV with HBO, a desk, voicemail and Wi-Fi, and mini-fridges can be requested. Suites also have kitchenettes. Each morning's continental breakfast is free. The hotel also offers complimentary coffee and tea, a guest laundromat and discounted tickets to local attractions.
Hotel Location
Located in the San Fernando Valley, the hotel is two blocks off I-405. Sherman Oaks Galleria is a five-minute walk from the hotel. The Skirball Cultural Center is three miles away. Universal Studios Hollywood and the Getty Museum are within 15 minutes. The hotel is 10 miles from Bob Hope Burbank Airport and 20 miles from Los Angeles International Airport.
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Sarah from San Diego, CA
May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016
Our room was very dirty. The furniture was pushed in the center of the room, there was latex gloves left out on the sticky desk and the phone TV and most of the lights did not work. Among check in there was no pillows or towels.
Verified Hotel Guest from San Diego, CA
May 3, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
May 3, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
The location is the only noteworthy things out this hotel
No manager on duty at night. Walls paper thin we checked out at 230am because people were ridiculous loud and we had kids. It sounded like they were going to be doing something not appropriate for kids to hear. Nothing about this place was updated.
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May 2, 2016
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May 2, 2016
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the night clerk lady was friendly.
the bugs running around the room. one in the shower, the other in the bed. at least i didn't have to sleep alone. didn't look like a bed bug. maybe some other kind.
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April 23, 2016
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They had a room, others were full.
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April 3, 2016
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Good location.
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April 2, 2016
April 2, 2016
Location is good and the staff is nice
The furniture were very old and broken. No hair dryer in the bathroom. The phone line is not allowed to dial outside.
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March 16, 2016
March 16, 2016
In the bathroom it was mold and water coming from the upper floor.
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March 15, 2016
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March 15, 2016
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Old decor and odor in room
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March 8, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 8, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
After staying at the hotel for 30 minutes, the nice man at the counter refunded my money.
This place is horrible. I should have known better when I saw monthly rates. AC did not work. I had to let the shower run for approximately 30 seconds in order to get rid of the brown water. After 30 minutes in the room we decided to leave.
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February 6, 2016
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Our room was disgusting!..holes on the walls and the door, someone else's hair on the sheets, Place is scary and unsafe. I wouldn't even give 1star for this motel. NEVER AGAIN! Do tourself a favor and spend extra on nicer and cleaner hotel.
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A perspective on the state of the field: International business publications in the elite journals as a measure of institutional and faculty productivity
This study ranks academic institutions and scholars in international business based on publications in International Business Review, International Marketing Review, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of International Management, Journal of International Marketing, Management International Review, Journal of World Business, and 22 elite mainstream academic journals between 1996 and 2008. In contrast to earlier rankings that did not include international business scholarship from a wide range of elite mainstream publications across business disciplines, our analysis of international business research uses a comprehensive scoring procedure which demonstrates that IB research consistently emanates from many of the traditionally highest ranking universities throughout the world. Of the top 10 ranked universities, six are from North America, two are from Europe, and two are from Asia.
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Michelle Richmond is the author of the forthcoming novel GOLDEN STATE (February 4, 2014), the New York Times bestseller THE YEAR OF FOG, the novels NO ONE YOU KNOW and DREAM OF THE BLUE ROOM, and the award-winning story collection The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress. Her new story collection, HUM, will also be published in 2014.
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Rugrats (1990–2006)
Episode List
Season 2
6 Sep. 1992Toy Palace/Sand Ho
First Half: Tommy and Chuckie get lost in a toy store. Second Half: The Babies pretend to be pirates
13 Sep. 1992Chuckie vs. The Potty/Together at Last
When Chuckie spends a weekend at the Pickles house, he tells Tommy that his father is trying to potty train him.
20 Sep. 1992The Big House/The Shot
Tommy gets put in a care center that seems an awful lot like a prison./When Tommy has to go to the doctor to get a shot.
27 Sep. 1992Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gulch/Mirrorland
In the first half, Tommy and Chuckie help save a playground from "The Junk Food Kid", a candy loving, gum chewing bully. In the second half, Didi buys an antique French mirror, which Tommy and Chuckie think is a portal to dimension called "Mirrorland".
4 Oct. 1992Angelica's in Love/Ice Cream Mountain
Angelica gets a crush on a 4 year old boy who wears a leather jacket./While driving to the ice cream place, Stu and Didi take a detour to a mini-golf course.
11 Oct. 1992Regarding Stuie/Garage Sale
When Stu is hit on the head by his latest creation, he suffers amnesia and starts acting like a baby./When the Pickles have a garage sale to get rid of all of their extra junk, the rugrats lend a hand by gathering up all of the adults' belongings.
18 Oct. 1992Let There Be Light/The Bank Trick
While Stu is testing a new electrical toy, he accidentally blacks out the entire city. The rugrats surmise that the light is trapped in the refrigerator./While running errands with Didi, Tommy and Chuckie mistake the "ATM" for the "M&M" machine.
25 Oct. 1992Family Reunion/Grandpa's Date
En route to the Pickles family reunion, Angelica explains to Tommy that all parents give their children away to other parents at family reunions.Stu and Didi leave Tommy and Chuckie with Grandpa Lou for a night.
1 Nov. 1992No Bones About It/Beach Blanket Babies
At the Natural History Museum, Tommy and his pals see their first giant dinosaur skeleton. On the prowl for a souvenir for Spike who had to stay behind, Tommy leads the rugrats on an expedition to get a bone out of the big pile.
8 Nov. 1992Reptar on Ice/Family Feud
Stu, Didi, and Grandpa decide to take the babies to the show Reptar on Ice. The babies find a lizard and want to give it to Reptar because they think it is his baby.
15 Nov. 1992Superhero Chuckie/The Dog Broomer
After watching the 1950's TV hero, Captain Blasto, the rugrats convince Chuckie that he can become a superhero when he dons a purple cape./When Spike begins to smell just a little too stinky, Didi hires a dog groomer to clean him up.
22 Nov. 1992Aunt Miriam/The Inside Story
Tommy and Chuckie think a visiting relative is actually an evil alien. Chuckie swallows a watermelon seed, his friends shrink themselves to get it out.
29 Nov. 1992A Visit from Lipschitz/What the Big People Do
Didi meets the world famous child care expert, Dr. Lipschitz, at a book signing and promptly invites him home for dinner.The rugrats fantasize about what it would be like to be adults.
6 Dec. 1992The Santa Experience
The families escape to a mountain cabin in search of "the perfect Christmas". Things get a little crazy when Tommy and Chuckie lay traps for Santa and Chuckie's dad dresses up as Santa and tries to squeeze his way down the chimney.
13 Dec. 1992Visitors from Outer Space/The Case of the Missing Rugrat
When Grandpa accidentally loses Tommy, he must resort to his old private-eye skills learned in the thirties to track the boy down.
20 Dec. 1992Chuckie Loses His Glasses/Chuckie Gets Skunked
Angelica steals Chuckie's glasses during a game of hide and seek. Chuckie is sprayed by a skunk.
3 Jan. 1993Rebel Without a Teddy Bear/Angelica the Magnificent
Tommy decides "go bad" after Did takes away his favorite stuffed animal. Angelica thinks she has magical powers.
10 Jan. 1993Meet the Carmichaels/The Box
The Carmichaels, a new family move into the neighborhood. Tommy meets Susie, the youngest member of the family and helps her find her room; Stu buys a new toy that's needs some assembly, the babies have fun playing with the box it came in.
7 Feb. 1993Down the Drain/Let Them Eat Cake
Tommy and Chuckie worry about taking a bath, because they think they will sucked down the drain. During the Wedding of Didi's brother, Tommy and Chuckie look for cake.
14 Mar. 1993The Seven Voyages of Cynthia/My Friend Barney
While Stu and Drew are cleaning Drew's boat, Chuckie and Tommy shanghaied Cynthia so she could be captain.
21 Mar. 1993Feeding Hubert/Spike the Wonder Dog
The babies think the garbage truck is a monster called Hubert that eats trash.; After watching a show about a talking dog on TV, Angelica tricks the babies into thinking Spike can talk.
28 Mar. 1993The Slide/The Big Flush
Chuckie is afraid of going down the slide.; The babies think a public pool is a giant toilet.
4 Apr. 1993King Ten Pin/Runaway Angelica
Grandpa competes in a bowling tournament against an old rival.; Angelica runs away and goes to Tommy's house after she gets into an argument with her father.
11 Apr. 1993Game Show Didi/Toys in the Attic
Didi competes on a game show; Tommy and Angelica send the weekend with Didi's parents.
2 May 1993Driving Miss Angelica/Susie vs. Angelica
Angelica saves Chuckie's life, so that means he has to be her slave; Susie and Angelica compete against each other to see who is the best.
9 May 1993Tooth or Dare/Party Animals
Angelica learns about the Tooth Fairy and thinks she will be rich if she puts a tooth under her pillow; The adults throws a costume party.


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July 13th, 2016: Big Cheesy Changes Ahead
When the blog & the calendar is most silent, it means we are grilling our hardest. There are plenty of big things to mention so I will do that in a nice simple and exciting list form! Here we go.
These three things are the newest and most important things to mention. The demand for business has never been greater and we thank each and everyone of you for the support. The calendar is update for the rest of July so come stop by and say hi and have some grub with us. The next time I have an update it will probably be August 12th timeframe when the new website goes LIVE!
2 Year Anniversary from Scientist to GrilledCheezGuy comes alongside my second ever podcast interview about the life of being cheesy. The podcast is called Extra Small Biz and it was Extra Big Fun to chat with Amie about my experience thus far. The release of the episode comes out on my birthday AND the anniversary of 2 years going full time with the business. I am shocked and humbled at our success and your continued support and reviews of us. I am in the works of opening up our first little shop hopefully in SF so stay tuned for that news very very soon. In the meantime, check out this Extra Small Biz interview with myself and Amie and relax to the soothing sounds of our little Q&A session together.
And yes there is a big cheesy winner for the Portland contest. But like all parts of being an Extra Small Biz it is taking me time to get it all set up. Big congratulations to Rachel Greenberg for being the one who is one day soon go to Portland and TillaMUCK it up in Oregon country.
But before National Grilled Cheese Day comes National Peanut Butter & Jelly Day on April 2nd, 2016!
The next time I plan on starting a second business I'm going to check the calendar of national food holidays and make sure I don't pick two that are within 2 weeks of each other. This can only get messy. Nothing can stop the powers that brie now so come out and enjoy this American holiday at Off the Grid: Fort Mason this Friday from 5-10pm. As mentioned, we will be giving away a NEW CAR to one lucky fan to celebrate the launch of PB&JG and National Peanut Butter & Jelly day.
Weather is looking fine. PB&K, Elvis, and Black Elvis are all waiting for you to order them. See you then.
PS – Calendar for April will be up by the end of the day today (March 30th)
National Grilled Cheese Month will brie here soon. Win a NEW CAR and a TRIP TO CHEESELANDIA (aka Tillamook outside Portland)!
You read that right. Friday Grilled PB&JG is giving away a NEW CAR at Off the Grid: Fort Mason. Each person who purchases a grilled PB&J will get a ticket and we will raffle away the NEW CAR at 10 PM that evening. So mark your calendar and come down this Friday for some grilled dessert and drive away a winner!
This Sunday is also the kickoff of Off the Grid: Picnic at the Presidio which coincides with National Grilled Cheese Month. To celebrate, I am giving away a trip for 2 to Portland, Oregon that includes a VIP tour of the Tillamook Cheese Factory. See how one of our favorite cheesemakers (and one of the 3 cheeses that make our Nationally winning Classic grilled cheese) makes that melty magic with a VIP tour and lunch of their main location in Tillamook, Oregon! Every customer who purchases a grilled cheese on Sunday April 10th will receive a raffle ticket that will be posted and announced here on National Grilled Cheese Day, Tuesday, April 12th. Stay tuned for final prize info and as always…..May the Odds Brie Ever in your Flavor.
Easter Sunday comes. Then Grilled Cheesus follows.
This weekend you can get your chocolate bunny fix with the party happening at Ghirardelli Square in SF! (PS – Secret menu item is going to be AMAZING. Check out that pic to get an idea of what is comin.
The following weekend is the LAUNCH of this year's Off the Grid Picnic at the Presidio and we are giving away a serious grand prize. Stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter page for details this Sunday!
Ghirardelli Square Celebrates Easter with a Free Festive Event and the Launch of Ghirardelli Chocolate's
First Ever Chocolate Easter Bunny
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (PRWEB) MARCH 16, 2016 — In celebration of Ghirardelli's first ever Easter Bunny, the San Francisco born chocolatier, incorporated in 1852 and known for their rich chocolate heritage, is teaming up with Ghirardelli Square to throw an Easter Extravaganza in the West Plaza at Ghirardelli Square on Saturday, March 26 from 12pm to 4pm.
The event will feature Ghirardelli's newest Easter traditions – a 3.5oz Hollow Chocolate Bunny, Milk Chocolate Caramel Bunny, and Solid Milk Chocolate Bunny and a host of free activities for kids of all ages.
In addition, there will be surprise chocolate giveaways and prizes throughout the day and a visit from the Easter Bunny himself. To learn more about Ghirardelli Square's Easter Extravaganza and additional upcoming events, please visit http://www.ghirardellisq.com or RSVP for the event on Facebook.
Will you BRIE mine?
Every Friday and Saturday starting March and April? Because that will be the place for find both of us "Guys".
Grilled PB&JG EVERY Friday night starting March 4th, 2016 at Off the Grid: Fort Mason.
GrilledCheezGuy EVERY Sunday day starting April 3rd (?), 2016 at Off the Grid: Picnic at the Presidio.
New local, artisanal, and downright f'in tasty food from us for both guys.
With the same old love and fun you have grown to expect and appreciate.
We love each and every customer we have ever had. So brie ours in 2016.
Grilled Cheese: The Joy of Life…..and Sex.
If you are following the news stories lately then you might be thinking about all that sex I must be having. Recent studies say that people who eat grilled cheese tend to be people who have more sex. I'm going to say no comment other than I'm gay…..so duh. If you having been slumping in the sack yourself then you know what you need to do. Check out the calendar and come get a sandwich so you can get your sexy time on.
Speaking of sexy. Joie de Vivre hotels just put us on their blog under "4 Ways to Eat Grilled Cheese" in SF. Read the article and check out the pretty pictures of our Kelly's Jammer from Off the Grid: Presidio. We are working on finalizing the menu for this year and plan on rotating our types of grilled cheeses monthly. That way you have something new to come back for each month! Until then, keep following the calendar to find out where we are next. And remember…..grilled PG&JG has begun. We are bringing the ingredients as a secret menu item at Faction each week.
On the 1st day of Cheesemas my true love sent to me….
A huge Thank You from me to thee!
Although these 12 days of Cheesemas will only capture a handful (Note: 12) of the people, places, and things that have made 2015 such a great year for me and the GrilledCheezGuy, a thank you is in order for each and everyone that has eaten with us, worked with us, hired us, invited us, tweeted us, yelped us, liked us, mentioned us, and blessed us with your presence in our cheesy lives. I often tell happy customers that if we don't hear "That was the best grilled cheese I have ever had in my entire life" with slight variation each event, we have not done our job. And we almost always hear it. Although incredible, much of it is thanks to the purveyors and people that make the amazing ingredients that I am able to source and serve. The rest comes from an amazing staff and a scientific mind.
And yes. There are a lot of people jumping on the Grilled Cheese bandwagon and we are not the only ones you have to choose from. Most of them, however, are just "Bandits" trying to make a buck and serving things that appear to end up in more garbages than happy stomachs. We here at GrilledCheezGuy have not taken the low road to your hungry heart. Sure they say they are truly the "American" Grilled Cheese but now more than ever we see a lot of Big Cheeses saying crazy things and calling themselves the best. Too bad we end up TRUMPing the competition in the end* without spending our way to victory! This marauding grilled cheese maker still is one of the most "Sacred" when it comes to Wheels of cheese in these here parts. MELTing away the competition is not something we strive to do either, it just happens. So we thank you for your loyal patronage and hope you will continue to support us as we move into new markets and new locations for you to enjoy us at.
So thank you to the mom who comes first thing every Sunday at Off the Grid: Picnic at the Presidio and gets 2-4 grilled cheeses cut into strips for her kids. Thank you to Santa Clause like man who walks around the Fox Theatre raving and ho-ho-hoing the heck out of how good our sandwich is. Thank you to the wife who offered her husband for a make out session in return for the grilled cheese hookup at that one Public Works party. Thank you to the woman who learned about Kelly's Jelly at a Yelp event and then purchased a whole palette of it. Thank you Acme bread man that I disrupt from making bread at least 3-4 time a week between the hours of 11PM and 2AM to make walk through the bakery and open the door for me. Thank you Creme Brulee guy worker whose first 2 thoughts every morning at OTG: Presidio was set up tent and get a grilled cheese sandwich. Thank you lady I met at an Oakland event and ended up being the cheese lady at Berkeley Bowl. Thank you cute Nerd Nite SF boy who loves our grilled cheese and I secretly called my "work boyfriend" for a while and then I ran into at another event and met your actual boyfriend who was hella jealous. Thank you to those who let us come in their kitchens and homes and warm the house and hearts with on site grilled cheese action. Thank you dudes who used to eat our grilled cheese a lot at Drake's Brewing and then followed us over to Faction and tell us how much their food sucks there and how much they miss us there too. Thank you my "superfan" of Alameda who has me cater your one party a year but likes almost everything else I post year round! Thank you gents that decided to do an art installation event at a motel and include us in your first event which was amazing. Thank you lovers who had us celebrate your special day with a special grilled cheese (some a grilled cheese wedding cake!). Thank you families that celebrated birthdays or babies and kids with us serving the adults mostly. Thank you fans who come after their sandwiches to give us compliments, smiles, hugs, kisses, business cards, daps, and offers for marriage because they lost their minds after enjoying a grilled cheese. Thank you vendors that traded food at me at every single event I have ever done. Thank you bar tenders who trade drinks for food and make it possible that I sometimes drink and work and it's a good thing. Thank you hot DILF's who show up at Off the Grid Presidio for being the ones who get in line to order grilled cheeses for your entire family. Thank you girl in line at the Yelp Gay on the Bay event who told me who much she loved my writing and my blog and her boyfriend who concurred her appreciation. Thank you all the customers who let us convince you that avocado (duh!) and habenero pepper jelly were some of the things that most DEFINITELY pair with a grilled cheese. Thank you to the camera man and the librarian and the sound guys who regularly order from us and scarf it down during their short breaks. Thank you to the people who found our pop-up hideout at Rickshaw and came regularly for lunch and tried make it happen with us. Thank you to the people I see rocking our T-shirts in public. And thank you to each and every single customer in between.
On this first day of Cheesemas, one final thank you I want to give is for all those who will take the next moment or two to ensure that you still receive the message of Cheesus Crust himself, the GrilledCheezGuy, via places like Facebook and Twitter. Hover over the LIKE button on our Facebook page and make sure you click to see all our posts in your newsfeed and yadda yadda. Maybe even choose "SEE FIRST"? You can not imagine how much it helps and how funny I am. If you have joined the matrix that is the Twitterverse, then follow us there! Lastly, if you already are a fan and have never left us a review on Yelp or Roaming Hunger, then do it! Do it now! Although I really really don't much care for yelping it does help attract business and that helps us grow and growing means more grilled cheese.
Come back tomorrow as we celebrate Day 2 of the 12 Days of Cheesemas with the GrilledCheezGuy.
*Although the American Grilled Cheese Kitchen received 1st place at the SoMa Street Food Park National Grilled Cheese day contest of 2015 and we received 2nd, the game was rigged. According to anonymous sources the team at the AGCK spent over $20/sandwich** of the entry recipe to ensure that they won as they were afraid of the GrilledCheezGuy having that title in SF and having the loud mouth he has. Unfortunately they also didn't realize I would hear about this and be able to proudly say we won with a menu item we ACTUALLY SERVE and is ACTUALLY AFFORDABLE for all parties. Next year we are considering putting $20 bills and a "Vote Us" note between two pieces of bread and calling it the "Take the Chedda" grilled cheese.
**$20/sandwich might be innaccurate but if you click the link and see the ingredients then the guesstimation*** of $20 does not appear to be that inaccurate any longer. The figure is probably close and a good guesstimate, nonetheless.
***guesstimation is a guessing estimate, I guess.
12 DAYS OF CHEESEMAS STARTS DEC 14th
Stay tuned. On Dec 14th I will be posting 12 stories, announcements, photo series, and other holiday treats leading up to Cheesemas.
We have a lot to be thankful for at GrilledCheezGuy and want to share some of the behind the scenes fun with you. So come back everyday starting Dec 12th!
PS – A new name is coming as well. I will not just be the brie area's GrilledCheezGuy in 2016. There is……….another…….guy.
July 15th, 2015
You are about to hear from me a whole lot more. Whether that makes you squirm with glee or wonder how you even got here in the first place I could care less. What I do care about is that our popularity is SOARING and we are trying to keep up with the demand. Which is hard when you are one of the Best Food Trucks of SF (2011) and don't have a food truck. Or this new list. The 18 Best Spots to Get a Grilled Cheese in San Francisco. Read that list closely. See a pattern? Yeah. All the other places are actually in San Francisco AND have a physical location. We still are the very modular and very mobile meal that magically appears all over the place. We are hoping to end this trek soon and find a permanent home in our birthplace of Oakland. It is going to take a very serious crowd-funding campaign that is currently in the works. In the meantime, always follow our Calendar to see where we are and stay tuned for upcoming Behind the Cart dinners with Galavant Events. Hint: The Grexit is coming in September!
I'm also super happy with the success of the Condiment Club! Glad you are enjoying all the artisan brands we have and encourage you to always seek them out and buy them. Most of them are sold online and a few are at Bi-Rite.
Lastly, we aren't sure how to make you all order more grilled peaches at Off the Grid because they truly are THE BEST THING WE ARE SERVING RIGHT NOW! It's a healthier alternative to our grilled cheese and seasonal so come on down every Sunday and visit us for a delicious peach!
June 16, 2015
Sure I could talk about Tesla motors. Or maybe how I made a friend at an event who turned about to be the Cheesemonger of Berkeley Bowl West. MAYBE EVEN that time at Paws N Pints when I was taking a picture of all those happy customers and 2 girls shouted out how they missed me using bricks and have been fans for 5 years!
Nope, don't have time. One day I hope to tell the complete story in a novel-sized novel that you all can enjoy and digest. Instead, how about a quick MADCap podcast that just came out that is a quick 5 minute interview with yours truly. Click the link, turn up the volume, and hear a quick bit about me and the cheese life I lead. A special thanks to Laura for interviewing me and hopefully becoming my friend in the future.
May 27, 2015
After stumbling upon an article about 32 different sandwiches around the world I thought I had to check in and share this medley mouthful of different do's on sammies. All I can say is Portugal simmer down over there! Read up and eat up these 32 different sandwiches here.
Meanwhile, speaking of meats around the world I want to put in my mouth, the lovely people at Belcampo meat family are offering an all gay "Meat" course in August. Can I forward it? Fromage no! Can I crowdfund it with all your help and in return share some juicy stories, photos, and details about life on the gay beef-cake ranch? Um yes. Stay tuned for that GoFundMe to go live soon.
In the meantime, a quick shout out to our newest member of the Condiment Club coming all the way from the big city of NYC! The Super Spicy, Vegan, and regular Kimchi paste are quickly becoming the biggest hit to our free add-ons. We have had so many requests about where to buy bottles that I am sharing them here! Still always ask as I do sometimes bring bottles to events to sell.
The one event you should not be missing this week is the Oakland Indie Awards! Always the best event in Oakland to both party and support all your favorite lOAKal vendors. See you this Friday in the new location of Jack London Square. Check out my booth at the Oakland Indie Awards on May 29 from 6:30pm-9:30pm at Jack London Square! Celebrate and discover the businesses and artists who are doing great work for our community. Tix are only $10 in advance! Support your Indie community! http://www.oaklandindieawards.
May 12, 2015
Just came across an email that said Sugarfoot Grits of La Cocina will be hosting an EatWith dinner and I had to share the news. The dinner is in June but tickets are already on sale. Her delicious southern style cookin is complimented well with her bold and beautiful personality. I am fortunate enough to work next to her every Sunday at Off the Grid Picnic at the Presidio so I know about both. I also know I don't write often but I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone about some of the great underground events going on in the bay area.
From Naked Sushi happening last weekend to Barbarian Gourmet of Oakland's up and coming May event there are a lot of underground options. I still remember the giant turkey leg I enjoyed at her last dinner and am ready to go back and try again. I
The yearly underground tradition of Outstanding in the Field has also already started if you don't already know. I have been as a patron and a server many, many times and enjoy the food and experience each time. I won't miss the secret sea cove of course but might go back and visit my favorite farmer and his food at Devil's Gulch Ranch.
Until then, check out the calendar to find out where we are serving this month of May.
Visit me this Sunday May 17th at Off the Grid and say Happy Birthday. I mean I'm working for you on my birthday it is the least you can do, right? And I might return the favor with a cool tank top gift. (especially if you are a sexy dude. just sayin. #modelsandbottles)
April 22nd, 2o15
I stumbled across this wonderful guide to pairing cheese & wine. Now if only all are events where BYOB or wine included!
Thanks for the tips Tasting Table!
Before you start the wine & cheesing though, you might want to know what knife you need for what. Here is a great info graphic for choosing the right knife in the kitchen:
And if the party doesn't finish all those fine cheeses and other bites here is the proper way to store things:
SOSP = Standard Operating Storage Procedures
OMG, everything looks amazing
i like food which is made with cheez..
Have you tried putting crushed dorritoes and avocado into the grilled cheese? It is a must-try, check out the full recipe on our blog and let us know what you think ! http://www.chipsorfries.com
We'd love for you to check us out and be part of this years festival. If you are interested food vendor applications are on our website. Thank you. We look forward to hearing from you.
My name is King Lei and I am the owner of Duboce Truck Stop http://www.dubocetruckstop.com and I am contacting you because we are launching a new event called "Popped Up" featuring Pop-Up Vendors every Saturday and Sunday. We have either say or hear that you are yourselves Pop Up Vendors and would like to know if you are interested in joining our event. Details will be given on your response.
King Lei
I was wondering if you were to come out to our property if there is a minimum that you require.
We are trying to get different food vendors out on the weekends for the summer.
Please let me know.
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Updated: 10/27/2009 - Police are on the lookout for two men who stole a man's cell phone and wallet as he was getting out of his car, later using the credit cards at two Lexington stores.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - Police are on the lookout for two men who stole a man's cell phone and wallet as he was getting out of his car, later using the credit cards at two Lexington stores.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - Despite several protesters, a proposed new lodge for the University of Kentucky basketball team got the green light from UK Trustees Tuesday.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - A man police say pulled a gun on two different Lexington drivers in a matter of minutes has been arrested in another state. This came after a tip to Crime Stoppers.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - Emergency personnel rescue a worker from a trench that caves in on him.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - A Magoffin County teacher has been charged with drug trafficking following an undercover investigation by Operation UNITE.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Workers at one eastern Kentucky domestic violence shelter say they are seeing a major increase in domestic violence victims.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - The family of a Kentucky man say they're worried sick about Charles Randolph. He hasn't been seen or heard from since Oct. 15. Now police, too, say they're growing increasing concerned about the missing man's fate.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - Two Jackson County women were arrested after materials found to make methamphetamine were discovered at their residence.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - Three Letcher County people are still in jail, two days after police say they caught them stealing railroad equipment.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A new publication has been released for Kentuckians interested in previewing issues likely to come up during the 2010 legislative session.
Updated: 01/15/2010 - A woman is rushed to the hospital after she was shoved out of a vehicle and dragged by her own hair.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - The last of three people involved in an April home invasion in Pulaski County has entered a plea.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - The Madison County Health Department announced the dates scheduled for the vaccination clinics to be conducted in Madison County Schools. The H1N1 vaccine will be provided free of charge by the Health Department to any student who has parental consent.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - Health officials say a central Kentucky man has died from swine flu.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - A woman says she was sleeping when a stray bullet came into her home and nearly hit her.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - Residents in Montogomery county will get a chance to get their hands on the H1N1 vaccine today.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - She's coming to Rupp Arena this weekend.
Posted: 10/27/2009 - The fire broke out in the front part of a home on West Second Street, near Jefferson.
Updated: 10/27/2009 - Police issued a Golden Alert for Adam Crawford, 21, early Tuesday.
Posted: 10/26/2009 - A misdemeanor charge against a Salyersville city councilman is dismissed.
Updated: 10/26/2009 - Nearly two dozen dogs were taken from a Bourbon county home Monday after the animal control officer said they were living in unhealthy conditions.
Updated: 10/26/2009 - A Lexington police officer is recovering Monday night, after being injured in an incident with a suspect.
Posted: 10/26/2009 - Kentucky Democrats gained another chance Monday to increase their numbers in the GOP-led state Senate when Gov. Steve Beshear opened up a seat by appointing a longtime Republican senator to serve as a judge.
Posted: 10/26/2009 - A Tates Creek High School teacher is suspended, after an incident with a student.
Posted: 10/26/2009 - Mayor Jerry Abramson has appointed Barbara Weakley-Jones as coroner in Metro Louisville. She is the first woman to hold the position.


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I am using MS SQL Server 2012. I have two tables, one for doctors and another for surgery centers. Each table currently contains columns that describe how they (doctors and surgery centers) should receive reports (email, fax...) The columns that hold this data in both tables are identical. I am thinking to pull the delivery method columns out of each table and make a common delivery method table, but I would need to have foreign keys for both the doctor and surgery center in each row. This is troublesome as there is a one to one relationship between the delivery method and the doctors. This same relationship exits for the surgery center table.
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Now that I got that off my chest how many times have I said that ****ing going into ****ing Iraq was a ****ing mistake? Let me reiterate. ****ing going into ****ing Iraq was a ****ing mistake. 与性交的进入与伊拉克性交是一个该死的差错。與性交的進入與伊拉克性交是一個該死的差錯。** **ing die in het ****ing van Irak gaat was een ****ing fout. Das Scheisse Einsteigen in das Bumsen von von dem Irak war ein ****ing Fehler. Το ****ing που πηγαίνει το Ιράκ ήταν ένα ****ing λάθος. Entrare vaffunculo nello scopare Irak era un errore ****ing. イラクの性交に性交に入ることはとても間違いだった。이라크를 성교하기로 성교에게 감것은 지독한 과오 이었다. Entrar fodendo em foder Iraq era um erro do caralho. ****ing идти в ****ing Ирак была ****ing ошибка. Does that make it clearer?
Your eloquence is matched only by your charm.
There is a logical error running rampant in American politics in the last few years. It seems to stem from the fact that a lot of Americans are incapable of seeing the world in anything other than black and white, good and evil. "If you accuse us of doing evil things (war, torture, etc), then you're saying we're evil!" This is the logical fallacy that neocons have used to stifle any and all debate regarding the current US administration's military hegemony and abandonment of the Geneva Convention. Good and evil are in every single person, whether muslim, christian, American, Iraqi or whatever. Spider AL and I aren't the ones who automatically reach for this Hitler tag. Go back and have a look at who does.
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Per Ivar Staberg (born October 16, 1969) is a Norwegian football referee.[1] Staberg officials for Harstad and has since 1995 officialed 141 matches in the Norwegian Premier League he became authorised as FIFA-referee in 2003.[citation needed]
He was the referee in the Norwegian Cup final in 2007.[2]
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Dim Governor On TV's 'Benson,' James Noble Dies At 94Noble's other TV credits include most of the hits of the 1970s and '80s, including "Fantasy Island," "Murder, She Wrote," ''Hart to Hart," ''Starsky and Hutch," ''The Love Boat" and "McCloud."
Best Whiskey Bars In Los AngelesWhiskey is no longer just your grandfather's drink. In the past several years, Los Angeles has seen the emergence of bars which if not solely dedicated to whiskey drinks, specialize in delicious whiskey cocktails as the popularity of this preferred spirit has soared.
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Westbound Lanes Of 10 Freeway Reopen After Big-Rig FireThe westbound lanes of the 10 Freeway reopened late Tuesday afternoon hours after a big-rig fire shut down the thoroughfare in East Los Angeles.
Traffic Study Reveals Days, Freeways With Worst CongestionThree companies - TomTom, Waze and Inrix - used GPS technology to analyze traffic patterns.
Dodgers To Celebrate 10,000th Win June 4 Against White Sox, To Offer Free Pin On Wednesday the Los Angeles Dodgers reached a milestone, winning their 10,000th game over the Minnesota Twins 6-4 at Target Field.
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Florida Tech's Lifelong Scholar Society is a community of curious minds who are passionate about sharing knowledge. Throughout the year, the society hosts a series of lectures, workshops and socials around Florida's Space Coast. Topics range from historical writers and contemporary art to the Florida habitat, space exploration and more. Join us and become part of a world of interesting people.
Why Join?Annual membership costs $35 and includes the following perks:
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Warren Williams
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Warren played in NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts. He would play from 1988 to 1993.
Warren attended the University of Miami in Florida.
The Snake is a Yang,
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Birthday: July 29, 1965
A sacrifice must be made in order to gain something of great value.
Abundance, fruitfulness and fertility; perhaps marriage or children.
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There were few local surprises in Tuesday's primary election. The contested races were mostly on the Republican ballot and the outcomes were, for the most part, predictable.
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There are several Waterfront Properties available in the North State. We have put together a list of all available Waterfront listings in the Shasta County MLS.
The listings below include homes on Lake Shasta, homes with Sacramento River frontage, year around creeks, as well as homes on Whiskeytown Lake and other waterways in the North State. If you see a listing you like you can print it out or create an account and save the listing in your favorites to check back on it later. For more information give us a call at 1-800-PARSONS (727-7667) or 530-945-1097.
When purchasing waterfront properties there are a few things you should consider. We have put together a very informative blog post called "11 Things You Should Consider When Buying Waterfront Properties". It goes into detail and explains important issues such as; riparian rights, insurance issues, challenges with financing and other things you should consider when buying Waterfront properties in the Redding area.
Waterfront properties in the Redding are can be very popular, and when priced right, tend to sell quickly. The trick is finding these properties before everyone else. We have a free service for waterfront home buyers; we call it our VIP Buyers Service. How it works is we program our system to send you email alerts with any new waterfront properties, or if there is a price reduction or change to an existing listing we will email that listing to you as well.


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West Union News, November 10, 2010
Jessica Clark
As most of you know, the West Union family lost one of our prized teachers, Ms. Melissa Childers, 46. She passed away the morning of Sunday, October 24, 2010. She was one of my favorite teachers, and was loved by many in the community. We lost s beloved daughter, mother, sister, and as we know her, an amazing teacher. We will forever remember and cherish our memories of her. We will miss you, Ms. Childress!
On other news, the elementary students had an eventful week recently. From the kindergarteners going to the pumpkin patch, the first graders having a pizza party, to everyone enjoying the book fair! We also had our annual fall festival, where every grade had an activity ranging from the kindergarten's kinder-lue to the senior's haunted shack.
As some sports fade away, others come into play. Coach Shane Murphree and the others from each county school are throwing in the towel with this football season. Going out with a 5-3 record, the team showed a promising season. "The boys worked really hard throughout the season, and it paid off for us. Now, we just need more guys who are willing to step up and help take our program to the next level," according to Coach Murphree when he was asked about this season. Also, Cross Country is about to be at the finish line of the season. Well, these two sports have either ended or it's coming close, but there are two more sports that is about to take their place: bowling and basketball. The junior high basketball teams have had two games already and they ended with our girls on top, but our boys falling short and showing great effort.
Monday the West Union 2010-2011 bowling team had their first match against North Pontotoc at New Albany Action Lanes. Then on Tuesday the high school basketball had their first game against Thrasher at home. Also, this weekend the Annual Round Robin, hosted by West Union, is going to be held Thursday through Saturday. The West Union Booster Club will be having a steak supper Friday, October 12, starting at 5 p.m. with $10 a plate. Come support youreagles! Until next time, I hope you have a fantastic week!
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A rough night
Division-leading Cherryville crushes Post 77
Published: Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 10:53 a.m.
EAST FLAT ROCK For the second straight night, Henderson County Post 77s American Legion baseball team gave up a big inning. The only difference was that on Tuesday, the big frame came early.
Cherryville Post 100 scored 14 runs in the first inning of its 23-8 win at East Henderson High School.
The explosion came one night after Post 77 allowed 10 runs in the eighth inning of a 17-6 loss to Caldwell County.
It was a different situation than last night, said Henderson County coach Matt Mabe on Tuesday. When youre playing a team like Cherryville and youre out of arms, things like this are going to happen.
Mabe is preserving his projected playoff starters as Henderson County (9-10-1, 8-9-1 Western Division) cannot move up or down in the standings. Post 77 will be the No. 6 seed from the Western Division and will play the No. 3 seed from the Eastern Division, either Gaston County or Newell.
The lack of available arms, with Post 77 playing its sixth game since last Tuesday, showed early. Cherryville (24-3, 14-1) sent 19 hitters to the plate in the top of the first with Jake Watts and Nate Wright providing a pair of home runs to help end Henderson starter Nick Estes night early.
Watts added another homer in the second and finished 5-for-5 with four runs and a game-high 10 RBIs.
Henderson County fought back with seven runs in the fourth inning. Kramer Clark provided a grand slam for Post 77 to cut Cherryvilles lead to 19-8.HCs Ethan Pressley provided a solo home run to lead off the second inning.
These guys could have quit after the first but they didnt, Mabe said. I was very pleased to see that.
Estes pitched 1/3 of an inning in the loss. Cherryville starter Seth Freeman allowed one run on one hit in three innings to pick up the win.
Cherryville will play Caldwell tonight in a battle for first place in the Western Division.
Post 77 will host Rutherford County tonight in its season finale before resting up for next weeks Area IV playoffs. Kevin Searcy will be the Game 1 playoff starter, followed by Nathan Hyatt.
NOTE: Post 77 will offer free admission to veterans for tonights game.
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Four topics at the cutting edge between the basic sciences and clinical medicine were considered at the Sarasota Medical Awards Conference of April 1979. This volume is an elaboration on that symposium. Four top scientists were honored with awards; they gave lead papers and edited corresponding sections as follows: "Radioimmunoassay," Dr Rosalyn S. Yalow; "Coronary Artery Insufficiency," Dr Eugene Braunwald; "Immunology in Cancer," Dr Robert A. Good; and "Genetic Engineering," Dr Paul Berg. Two to three additional papers on each subject were presented by other scientists.
The content of this volume may be characterized as five parts literature review, four parts recapitulation of personal studies, and one part speculation about the future. There is some variation in quality of presentation, but in general it is very good. Anyone who seeks a solid review of a component topic, or who is looking for a key reference thereof, would do well to
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Second in my wish list (raster viewing being on top), is the ability to edit a displayed geometry:
Something like a simple add/delete/move node (and I hope I don't sound presumptuous with 'simple')...
You are not the first to ask for this.
GeoRaptor was not designed to be a GIS. Why would you want GeoRaptor to do this when there are other tools around that are designed to do this more effectively eg uDig?
To be considered, I need an actual list of functions and some use-cases. Snapping would probably push the friendship too far!
Again, I would need some funding for it via something like http://www.pledgebank.com/. You don't need to provide all the money, just be prepared to make a pledge if I decide to take on the work. Of course, if you can find someone else prepared to do this for nothing then we can sign them up as GeoRaptor developers.


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Zucchini & Sweet Potato Latkes by I Breathe… I'm Hungry…
I honestly can't think of anyone who doesn't like potato latkes or as my mother called them, potato pancakes. My mother's version usually had jalapeño peppers, but between the added flour, the canola oil, and who know's what else, they weren't that great for you and needless to say didn't leave you feeling like doing anything afterwards.
Fast forward many years later and I've been making sweet potato latkes for a while now and using my beloved jalapeño or two. I've played with everything from almond flour to coconut flour to even a harder to find plantain flour and they've all been good, but I've never found exactly the right combination of ingredients to make them perfect.
These Zucchini & Sweet Potato Latkes from Mellissa Sevigny of I Breathe… I'm Hungry… look like they might be that version of perfect that I've been looking for. With the zucchini and garlic in there, the flavor and the texture must be great. The color of these are enough to make me look and say wow. Anyhow, I know what I'm eating for lunch today :)
…And now finally, we get to this delicious latke recipe that is totally Whole 30 compliant! These were easy to make and SO tasty! Crispy on the outside and sweet and slightly starchy on the inside, they went great with a poached egg for my breakfast. These latkes would also go great as a dinner side dish to pretty much any meat or poultry. It's a great way to sneak some extra veggies into your kids menu – my five year old even liked them!…
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I'm looking for a way to have one Gravity Form on a page, but break it up into sections, then show/hide sections with jQuery. I'm happy with the showing and hiding of sections, but I need help with the following:
How can I place some reference-able element around a group of Gravity form fields so that I can target them to show/hide in blocks.
The built in 'pages' feature actually reloads the Wordpress page to show the second set of fields. I my designer has insisted that this form be smooth, one-page, fadey and tarty looking.
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You were right. The are on now. Thanks!
Hmm.. I keep on getting this error :
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I've mod'ed this code to add a few features such as auto centering both horizontally and vertically based on text length and font size.
Cleaned up the code a bit and added the ability to set a margin for the box and offset for the drop shadow.
You can get my code from here...
Hopefully the original author doesn't mind, the file wasn't creditted, I've added my info there, but original credit goes to who wrote this first...
As always, use at own risk, your mileage may vary...
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Ice Cream by monpuchikissaWatch
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It is a busy week at work so this is the only miniature that I done for this week. I never done ice cream before so there are a lot of things need to be improve, for example the texture of the cone, ice cream, etc..
How do you texture the ice cream like that?
I think I use texture sheet to create the cone and aluminum sheet & needle tool for the ice cream ^^
I don't think you need to improve at all, I'm already craving it
wow, nice. how did you do the cone?
*gasp* Wow. This is astonishing. Such minuscule detail.
You are very talented.
You are very talented.
so tiny and looks so yummy *-*
i wouldn't know this was your first time doing an ice cream cone if you hadn't said anything...
Cute The details look superb!
Oh wow how did you get the texture for the cone? This looks amazing! ^w^
Gosh it's well done for your first time making ice cream.
I love it~ ^0^ <3
Keep it up~ <33
I love it~ ^0^ <3
Keep it up~ <33
lovely! what clay did you use? How durable is that stick thing haha, because i made some of mine and it is really easily to break them apart, they were so thin and small T_T
i used polymer clay. not too sure how durable, maybe i should try to do some and bend it ^^
hehe, please tell me the result, i am really curious!
I did a test, it is breakable when I try bend it several times on the same spot ^^
so do you recommend to use this as a charm or just for decoration?
hmm I think should be decoration.
Though I have not try this method yet, but I am thinking maybe we can wrap the clay on a thick wire to prevent it from breaking easily.
Though I have not try this method yet, but I am thinking maybe we can wrap the clay on a thick wire to prevent it from breaking easily.
hehe ok. recently quite busy. will update you when I get the result ^^


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Watermelon Basket
|1 , chilled
|Cantaloupe balls
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Honeydew melon balls
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Fresh strawberries
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Whole)
|Pineapple juice
|6 Ounce (1 Small Can)
|Grape leaves/Mint leaves
|4 (Fresh)
Cut watermelon lengthwise, slicing off top third.
Use larger piece for fruit holder.
Scoop out melon balls with melon ball cutter or measuring teaspoon.
Scallop top edge of shell.
Fill with watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew melon balls.
Add strawberries.
Pour pineapple juice over top.
Tuck in grape leaves or mint.
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Serving size
Calories 156 Calories from Fat 7
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.79 g1.2%
Saturated Fat 0.09 g0.44%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 7.9 mg0.3%
Total Carbohydrates 39 g13.1%
Dietary Fiber 2.4 g9.4%
Sugars 32 g
Protein 3 g6.2%
Vitamin A 63% Vitamin C 90.4%
Calcium 4% Iron 7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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