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Fireworks Earrings and Bracelet
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Follow these simple directions for making beaded jewelry and you'll be making your own bracelets and earrings in no time. With these fireworks earrings and bracelet from Rings & Things, you'll match the 4th of July night sky.
Earring Parts:
- #34-003-8 French hook ear wires, niobium "copper"
- #49-952-51-8 Triangular floral connectors, copper plated
- #26-814-03 3mm round beads, solid copper
- #20-399-548 20mm twisted glass bugle beads, teal/silver lined
- #37-422-7 2" standard head pins, antiqued copper plated
- #23-016-273 16mm glass dagger beads, purple iris
- #37-123-8 3x4mm oval jump rings, copper plated
Bracelet Parts:
- #61-701-12 1mm braided cotton cord, medium brown
- #26-814-06 6mm round beads, solid copper
- #28-334-21 16mm puffed coin lampwork glass beads, bright multicolor/silver foil
- #23-286-273 6mm glass roller beads, purple iris
- #41-151-98-25-8 2.2mm center-crimp tube with hook, copper plated
- #41-151-99-25-8 2.2mm center-crimp tube with loop, copper plated
- Scissors
- Flat-nose pliers
- Round-nose pliers
To make the earrings, see tips for making earrings:
- How to Make Earrings
- How to Make Loops at Head and Eye Pins
- How to Make Wire-Wrapped Head and Eye Pins
TIP: Oval jump rings are perfect when a small round jump ring is too small, but a large round jump ring distracts from the design.
To make the bracelet:
- Leaving a tail to make the dangles, if desired, string one of the center-crimp tubes onto a doubled-over section of cord. Flatten the center of the crimp with standard round- or- flat-nose pliers.
- String beads as desired, tying knots between each bead.
- Complete with the other center-crimp tube and tie roller beads onto the tails.
TIP: Try using larger center-crimp tubes to make multistrand designs.
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This is a very beautiful set that I'm adding to my personal collection. Thanks for submitting it!
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This is a beautiful looking set that I'm adding to my personal collection! Thanks for submitting it!
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yeah it does switch on or off...
have you got another remote to test this?
I can use my wii remote to power on the wii while in standby mode, but I can't turn it off again with the same button on the wii remote. I got the impression that this was suppose to be possible, to turn the wii both on AND off with the remote, isn't it? or is it just me?
yeah it does switch on or off...
have you got another remote to test this?
I just read that I have to HOLD it for a few seconds for it to turn off haven't tried that yet, might be it!
Yeah, i usually have to hold it for about one or two seconds for it to turn off, and then after that, it takes another one or two for the light to go orange.
Will take a look at this, it's most likely it, never though about holding it, I stopped at pressing several times and wonder lol :P
yeh just hold it for a lil bit. it works fine lol
I got it, works fine now, thanks, was pretty obvious, must be getting old, the nerdiness is starting to wear off, christ, where will I end up, grown up? goodness...
Wow I guess iam the only one who read the manual before I set it up.
360 is awsome,but the Wii is just so cuddly!
Not the ONLY one
I didn't even bother with the cool stuff that i got in the box i just grabbed the english manuals and read it from start to fin.
360 is awsome,but the Wii is just so cuddly!


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It was a great interview.ReplyDelete
As for the roundness... well, you won't be round much longer :) and I feel really fat everytime I look at pictures of me when I was as far along as you are!
So cute! It's crazy to actually see what you look and sound like "in person!"ReplyDelete
You looked adorable. Great interview. Take care today and go get that nap.ReplyDelete
i left you a comment over at CDG's blog and youur guest post.ReplyDelete
Nice interview, did you have fun??
I just read you guest post on crunchy domestic goddess and I enjoy reading it!ReplyDelete
WE to haven't given any shot to our daughter and she is fine never got sick and she is one of the healthyest kid a never new!!!
I read that it was part of the normal childhood to have at least 12 to 25 cold during a year!!!! Wow Rebekah had 1 that last for about 3 days!!!! I guess she is not normal!!! But I do belive that the shots does hinder the immune system!
Ps my husband have 11 brothers and sisters none have been vaccinated and they are all OK! I on the other hand got them all and suffer from sever allergy and chronic fatigue syndrome!
awesome and congrats! Wow--how do you find time to maintain so many blogs? I enjoyed the new parenting site!ReplyDelete
hehe I think ur cute. and u have to take into consideration the angle of the camera. Its not a great angle for pregnant women ;-) you look so cute though! I didnt realize you helped run 5m4m. thats cool! :-)ReplyDelete
You look super cute, I promise. Pregnancy is just a funny thing to get on camera... especially sitting down. I (think) I have that same shirt.ReplyDelete
What a great interview!ReplyDelete
Nap on!
I'm glad the celery thing worked out for you :-)ReplyDelete
Great job, Steph! And yes - get that nap and celery munching in today... :)ReplyDelete
Great job!!! It's so fun to see your face and hear your voice--and the tummy is glorious!!!ReplyDelete
You were super adorable in that video. The round belly and button - the easy sweet smile - you were wonderful.
I'll pop over and check out your guest post too. I really loved having a guest post on her blog and I'm sure you will also.
Enjoy your nap and celery!
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I think you looked really cute. And honestly, that side shot angle is only good for people with a super flat tummy.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your nap! I could use one after all the storms last night.
You and baby looked great. It was nice to hear your voice and I have to say you have a beautiful smile.ReplyDelete
I just read the article on crunchy domestic goddess and I was nodding my head yes . . . yes. :) I home school my children and I had to file a vaccination wavier with the state, does that make any sense!?!
Awesome interview! Your look great:)ReplyDelete
You look great in that interview!! I don't think you look too round at all. :)ReplyDelete
You look wonderful! How can you pull off pregnant and make it look so glamorous?ReplyDelete
Oh don't be ridiculous!! You look adorable. :) Honestly. And, you did a great job for the interview.ReplyDelete
You do look round but absolutely adorable. Loved the video! You're just too cute.ReplyDelete
All that seems to come up is just the banner - no interview or anything that makes sense.ReplyDelete
It was great to see you "live" vs. just reading your thoughts and seeing still pictures. You were just as I imagined you would be...full of personality and a contagious smile. I'm headed over to read your guest post. Hope you got that nap in!ReplyDelete
I don't think it is possible for you to be any more adorable. I think the roundess is a bonus! I wish I could blame my roundness on a precious little one growing. (And not what it REALLY is! LOL!)ReplyDelete
Not only are you adorable, but you are beautiful. And you seem so incredibly sweet! And I promise that is not supposed to sound stalker-ish!!
I watched the video over at 5minutes and you are so darn cute. Poor Ivy already had to experience the evil camera and the weight it produces before she was even born!ReplyDelete
You look fantastic! Great job on the interview.ReplyDelete


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Add-on to the Central/Southern Pacific Beach Tour with our Central Valley Tour. On this add-on Relocation Retirement Tour future Baby Boomer retirees will see just what they need to determine the best lifestyle for their needs – the Guanacaste beaches or Gold Coast of Costa Rica. By the tour's end potential retirees will definitely know if the Guanacaste area, or Central Valley is the place for them to retire..
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- Smaller is better! More on the ground experience, more personal hands-on attention and in-depth information than larger international retirement organizations to meet your specific needs.
- Airport pick up and drop off
- Hotel stay for however as many nights your tour is
- Most meals (75% of meals are covered. We give you a couple of free nights in San José to try some of the great local restaurants we recommend). The food on the tour is absolutely delicious as past participants will attest to.
- Rental Properties to be viewed (when available) + contacts to help you find rentals
- Comfortable Air conditioned mini bus
- Private driver and bus.
- A follow up phone consultation, if needed.
- By the time the tour is over you should know if Costa Rica is for you and if it is you will have all of the contacts and information to make the move successfully and seamlessly.
NOTE: This tour may ONLY taken in conjunction with the Combo Tour and/or Central Vally tour and NOT by itself.
About Guanacaste
Guanacaste, the northwest region has vast plains and is drier than the Central Valley and Central and South Pacific. Nevertheless, some of the country's most beautiful beaches, breathtaking views, history, culture and nightlife can be found there.
The capital city of Liberia, located 125 miles north of San José on the Pan-American Highway, is considered the heart of Guanacaste, and is a full-service city. Sometimes called the "white city" because of its architecture, Liberia is the most colonial of Costa Rica's cities. Due to the area's growing popularity, Liberia is quickly becoming one of the country's largest and most important cities, offering restaurants, hotels, several museums, good shopping, a mall with movie theaters, and a public hospital. Liberia is a good place to visit while on your way to Guanacaste's many beaches.
Contributing to the development of this area are approximately 40 weekly flights from the United States to Liberia's Daniel Oduber International The airport was remodeled recently and now boasts a 23,000 square meters, state-of-the-art structure which dwarfs the old terminal in both size and capabilities. Travelers can access a new lounge with free wireless Internet and paid wireless Internet will also be available throughout the building.
There is more good news for residents of the Guanacaste region. The new CIMA hospital opened the end of 2011 and looks to be the cornerstone of Costa Rica's health care and medical tourism system in the Guanacaste area.
The well-known private hospital Clínica Biblica currently has a small clinic and is planning to open a larger medical facility at Liberia, situated under one hour from all the Gold Coast beaches. This new facility will offer medical consultations, a clinical lab, a pharmacy and insurance services. The hospital is planned in three phases. The first is a three-tiered tower, the first of them for basic care, including laboratory, pharmacy, diagnostic imaging and outpatient surgery.
Another exciting development is the wild animal park, Africa Mía, a 100 -acre open-air zoo with free-roaming animals.
Contributing to the development of this area are approximately 40 weekly flights from the United States to Liberia's Daniel Oduber International Airport.
The city of Liberia and the Tempisque Bridge are the entry points to Guanacaste's beaches. More than 50 spectacular beaches of all sizes, shapes and colors with clear blue water are found all along the Pacific coast in the Guanacaste Province. This area is sometimes referred to as Costa Rica's "Gold Coast". However, a few of the adjacent beach communities may have too much tranquility for some people or have too much of a resort atmosphere for others. Playa Hermosa Playas del Coco, Playa Ocotal Playa Panamá, Flamingo, Brasilito, Conchal and Tamarindo are some of the more popular beaches in the area.
A wide range of condos may be found on both isolated and popular beaches. A number of nice gated communities and golf resorts are found in this section of the country. Undeveloped beach and ocean-view properties can still be found in some areas.
Day 1
- Monday After your Inland valley tour, you will be picked up from Torremolinos Hotel for the drive to Guanacaste. You will get a feel for the countryside on this trip and stop for lunch on the way. Check in at your hotel.
Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel. Pick up by 8:30 am.
- Tour Tamarindo beach area, Langosta, view 3 different options for long term rentals. View beaches. See auto Mercado, banking, medical clinics, local airport. View Hacienda Pinilla Golf/Resort Community.
- 12 PM Typical lunch, included, Villareal, view rental option in this area, as rent is typically cheaper a few miles away from the beach.
- 1:15 PM View golf/resort community: Reserva Conchal in Playa Conchal, and Brasilito/Flamingo Beach areas.
Day 3
- Breakfast. 8:30 AM pick up at hotel. Head to Cocos/Hermosa (1 hour drive time).
- 9:45 AM: View example of properties in the area, area services.
- 1 PM: Lunch (Cocos).
- 2 PM Head to Liberia to see the area, (Capital of Guanacase), on the way we'll stop at the Liberia Airport. We'll also see a couple private medical clinics (CIMA/Clinica Biblica).
- Head back to the beach. Dinner at hotel/surrounding restaurant.
Day 4
- Hotel transfer from hotel to Liberia International Airport (LIR) for your return flight back to the USA.
- You will fly from Liberia to your connection in the USA.
- When you chose the Guanacaste add on tour, please note to book your RETURN FLIGHT FROM LIBERIA International Airport (LIR) Costa Rica.
- When you book your flight from the USA: Your first leg is with Christopher Howard. USA Flight to San Jose (SJO)Costa Rica.
- Return flight from Liberia (LIR) to YOUR DESTINATION IN THE USA. AIRFARE TO AND FROM COSTA RICA NOT INCLUDED.
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A suggestion for NHL referees: why not take the time to make a correct decision instead of jumping the gun and hoping to make amends later on?
I've looked at the replay of the controversial "no goal" that played at least a part in ending the Washington Capitals' win streak at 14 games on Wednesday night. I've read the rule book and the interpretation of the rules that the officials are said to have given to Caps coach Bruce Boudreau.
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My name is Robin and I'm a big fan of the blog! I decided to send you some pictures. I am no Cake Boss or Ace of Cakes, but I like to play around! The Stanley Cup was for my brother (Nicknamed Woobie) and the Iceburgh for my nephew Sam who is the biggest hockey fan I know. He is 3 and makes up nicknames for all the players like Cooke-ie Monster and Eaton Park and "Hocks" (The action of playing hockey) all day, everyday! He puts himself in the penalty box, throws hats on the floor, and does his own commentary… just don't ask him to stop to eat lunch ("I'M BUSY HOCKIN!") Haha Well I hope you all are staying warm! Thanks for entertaining me, especially while I'm snowed it! :) Have a great day!


text: Kay's Commentary 2008-11-06 Download File The following is a KSCO commentary. Here is Kay Zwerling: This is an Open Letter to our President-elect. Without a doubt, many Americans are reflecting on the elections, and how it all worked itself out. Our Country is ill, and we are apprehensive and worried ? for numerous reasons. The wonderful thing about this beautiful nation is that we could be passionate about our wishes and feelings, and can freely express our thoughts, and then have a say in choosing our leader.We the People have spoken, and you will be our President for the foreseeable future. I for one acknowledge you are my President, and hope that you will lead us in as democratic a manner as we have been accustomed to since the inception of our Country. I sincerely hope you will surround yourself with thoughtful people to help you understand what must be done to heal our nation. There have been voting irregularities, which have not been dealt with yet, and from your handlers some very troublesome actions which you must not allow to happen again. We must remain a free country, and if you change it, we will rise up against you Point in fact, when Joe the Plumber asked you a perfectly normal respectable question, your staff within 24 hours scrutinized his life hoping to diminish him as an example to not ask the President uncomfortable questions. That is not the American way It was despicable. These tactics will not work in our democracy, so please don?t let it happen again To end on a happy note, to me, with emotional tears, the highlight of the election evening was to see you and your beautiful family come out and rejoice with our nation in finally having a black President. It was a wonderful historic moment. President-elect Barack Obama, please don?t blow it For KSCO, this is Kay Zwerling. Copyright 2008 Tweet


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A recent technical advance of the electronic-computer era, digital subtraction angiography (DSA), is assuming a role of increasing importance in the field of diagnostic imaging. Digital data processing is already prevalent in computed tomographic (CT) and nuclear radiology systems. Outside the field of medicine, digital computer image-processing techniques are used extensively to enhance and restore photographic detail and to improve information derived from space exploration.1 One may safely predict that digital video angiography, as well as digital radiologic techniques, will occupy a prominent position in the diagnosis of pediatric disorders in the near future.
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The unique, doting relationship between grandmothers and grandchildren is the subject of this charming anthology (whose profits will go to the Children's Advocacy Center of Manhattan, a charitable organization that aids abused children). In these intensely felt autobiographical snippets, rock stars and authors, actors and politicians remember the aromas of a warm kitchen, the click of crochet needles and nuggets of spiritual ("Angels fly because they take themselves lightly") and practical ("Don't date a boy unless he has sisters and can dance") advice.
Marlene Dietrich recalls her grandmother's handmade French shoes. Film executive David Craig describes coming out to his "Bubbie," who later became an activist for gay rights. Patsy Hughes Irvine, the "wrestling grandma," recounts the joy of introducing her granddaughter to Hulk Hogan.
The legacies from grandma range from a cast-iron skillet to a passion for sentimental Bette Davis films, but what these "pearls" have in common is the deep, remembered glow of an all-embracing—and unconditional—love. (ReganBooks/HarperCollins, $15.95)
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Scientists led by a team at the Wellcome Trust's Sanger Institute report on the first detailed genome-wide sequencing projects to comprehensively catalog the thousands of mutations associated with lung cancer and melanoma. The results, reported in two papers in Nature, identified over 55,000 mutations in the two cancers, and provide stark confirmation of the damaging effects of cigarette smoking and ultraviolet light. They also uncovered previously unidentified cellular mechanisms that fight to prevent cancer from forming.
The lung cancer study, titled "A small-cell lung cancer genome with complex signatures of tobacco exposure," used massively parallel sequencing technology to sequence a patient-derived small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) cell line, NCI-H209. The results confirmed that the majority of the 23,000 mutations were caused by the plethora of chemicals found in cigarettes.
One gene in particular, CHD7, was found to be mutated in several SCLC samples, implicating this gene as a driver in the formation of lung cancer. The study also highlighted signatures of a previously unknown system of DNA repair.
"On the basis of average estimates, we can say that one mutation is fixed in the genome for every 15 cigarettes smoked," notes senior author, Peter Campbell, Ph.D., at the Sanger's Cancer Genome Project.
The melanoma study involved sequencing the genomes of a malignant melanoma and a lymphoblastoid cell line from the same person. The data, reported in a paper titled "A comprehensive catalogue of somatic mutations from a human cancer genome," showed over 33,000 mutations, and confirmed that the dominant mutational signature did indeed reflect DNA damage due to ultraviolet light exposure. The sequence also showed where genome repair had been attempted, primarily in the coding gene regions.
The results uncover an "archaeology of exposure" according to the Cancer Genome Project's Michael Stratton, Ph.D. "Written within this code is the history of this cancer—its mutations from UV light and the mutations it acquired when it spread within the patient."
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The authors suggest that in future, generating perhaps thousands of comprehensive catalogs of somatic mutations will provide powerful insights into the processes of DNA damage, mutation, repair, and selection that underlie the evolution of all human cancers.
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Altoona Community Theatre is opening its 2009-2010 season with Neil Simon's nostalgic comedy "Brighton Beach Memoirs" for four performances at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Sept. 26, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, in the Mishler Theatre, Altoona.
"I think the Neil Simon name will draw a lot of people," Operations Manager Steve Helsel said. "And it's the beginning of the season, so I think people are looking forward to getting back to the theater."
Set in the Brighton Beach section of Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1937, the coming-of-age comedy focuses on Eugene Morris Jerome, a Polish-Jewish teenager who experiences puberty, sexual awakening, and a search for identity as he tries to deal with his family, including his older brother Stanley, his parents Kate and Jack, as well as Kate's sister Blanche and her two daughters, Nora and Laurie, Helsel said. The show opened on Broadway in 1984, introducing a young Matthew Broderick to audiences in the lead role for which he won a Best Featured Actor Tony Award. A broadway revival will open in October and run in repertory with Simon's "Broadway Bound."
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Hard-working father Jack Jerome (Rich Volpe) must deal with his teenage sons — 17-year-old Stanley (Cory Jones, left) and 15-year-old Eugene (Jordan Miller, right) — competing for his attention in the Altoona Community Theatre production of "Brighton Beach Memoirs."
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There's never a dull moment at the two-story Jerome household in Altoona Community Theatre's production of "Brighton Beach Memoirs."
"I think it's thought of as one of Neil Simon's greatest works," Helsel said of "Brighton." "A lot of people thought it showed a huge development in his writing. It showed people he was capable of writing something with heart, but that was also amusing.
"It's by pure coincidence that we're doing a title that's also being reviewed on Broadway," he added. "But it kind of shows that these shows still have relevance to audiences today."
Director Rolando Ramos described the play as "a story about a family trying to keep it together through hard economic times and a lot of emotional turbulence ... with WWII as the background, of course."
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What: Altoona Community Theatre presents Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs"
When: 8 p.m. Thursday through Sept. 26 and 2 p.m. Sept. 27
Where: Mishler Theatre, Altoona
Admission: Tickets are $15 each (plus box office fee) and can be obtained by calling 944-9434 from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays.
More information: Visit www. altoonacommunitytheatre.com
"There's a line in the play that says, 'You inherit a family but you also inherit their problems,'" he said. "I think that's right, buy you also inherit courage, love, strength and understanding. I think anyone who comes to see this will get a sense of that from this play - or see their own family reflected in the characters."
Ramos, who moved to Altoona from New Jersey 10 months ago, is a part-time Integrative Arts professor at Penn State Altoona. He's making his directorial debut with ACT.
"First and foremost, I want them to have fun - enjoy what they're doing. So I bring a laid-back atmosphere to the rehearsals," the 28-year-old said of directing the seven-member cast, which includes kids ages 12 through 16. "But it's also important that they understand what they're saying to each other. I want to make sure there's a connection there as a family - that they understand what it was like to be alive in 1937 in Brighton Beach."
Jordan Miller, a ninth-grader from Altoona Area Junior High School, leads the cast as young Eugene Morris Jerome, a 15-year-old obsessed with girls and baseball. He's making his ACT debut with the show.
"Am I nervous? Oh yeah," the 14-year-old said. "I really wanted this part. When I first found out about this play, I watched it on YouTube, then I read the script ... I could really relate to it, and I just really liked the character.
"I have five brothers and with the whole girl thing - I just kind of draw from my own life experience," he said. "It's not just Eugene messing around. It's all about the other family members, too. Each and every one of them has their own problems to deal with."
Kate Kale Wolf of Ebensburg plays Kate Jerome, the boys' warm-hearted but formidable mother, and Rich Volpe of Altoona plays Jack Jerome, their hard-working father. Wolf has acted in ACT's "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean," and "Steel Magnolias." Volpe's ACT roles include Oscar Madison in "The Odd Couple" and Detective Abe Van Helsing in "Dracula: The Curse of the Silver Scream."
Ramos, who dubbed "Brighton" a "dramedy," said the play is slightly cutting edge and is suitable for kids ages 13 and older.
"There's a little bit of language, and the boys have a little sex talk," he said. "It's always up to the parent, but I don't think it's a show kids younger than the teen years would enjoy."
Laken McKeel, 13, of Ebensburg plays the part of teenager Laurie Morton, a girl with heart problems "who reads a lot of books and studies a lot."
"It's been really fun. We've had a great time so far," the eighth-grader from Central Cambria High School said of rehearsals. "I like meeting new people and I think it's fun to act like someone you're not. Well, I like to read, but not as much as she does."
Laken played a fairy in CLP's 2008 production of "Sleeping Beauty."
Lisa Balasco, 16, of Altoona, is in the role of Nora Morton, Laurie's older sister, a girl "who wants what she wants, and knows how to get it." She played Agnes Smith in ACT's 2007 production of "Sleeping Beauty."
"I really wanted to be in another ACT show, but they didn't really have a part for someone my age - but this one did," the Bishop Guilfoyle High School senior said. "This play is very funny but at the same time, very dramatic. I just hope people like it."
Mirror Staff Writer Jimmy Mincin is at 946-7460.


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Date Cookies Like Awrey's
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
Awrey's was a local bakery in Detroit. These cookies were my favorites. Printed 12/12/1963 in section # 2 cookbook (out of print) Bob Allison's Ask Your Neighbor
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (8 ounce) package dates
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 cup chopped nuts (optional)
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 3⁄4 cup butter
- 1 1⁄2 cups quick oatmeal (dry)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 1⁄2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- Mix filling ingredients in saucepan. Cook til smooth. (Raspberry or strawberry jam may also be used as filling.)
- Mix cookie ingredients as if for a pie crust.
- Pat one half of the mixture on a buttered (8x8x2 inch) pan.
- Press down firmly and spread on the filling.
- Cover with the other half of the oatmeal mixture and press down lightly.
- Bake at 350° for 10-15 minutes. Cut into squares.
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Another winner ElaineAnn - these are delicious. I love desserts made with dates and these were so easy to make. I did add about 1/4 cup of ground flax meal in the mix, just for a little more healthiness. I will make these again for the Christmas cookie tray! Thanks for posting. Made for national Diabetes Month in the Diabetic Forum!
I never cared for sweets. I bake for my family, this is a recipe I sampled! Delicious!!!! My family agrees.
Was a very good date bar!! Thanks. Will make these again! They had the perfect seetness to them and the perfect texture. It is hard to eat just one!


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Google Nexus 10 vs Apple iPad 4
Just in time for the holidays, two of the hottest tablets on the scene right now, the Google Nexus 10 and Apple iPad 4, are undoubtedly vying for supremacy in the highly competitive tablet market. Of course, as we all know too well, Apple's game changing iPad has remained a relevant device in this space – even though this latest model is a hairline update over its predecessor. Still, considering it has the backing of a strong ecosystem combined with a premium design, the iPad 4 remains largely in a league of its own. However, Google's Nexus 10 tablet is seemingly setting things ablaze with its hot-hot pricing. Not only is it a good $100 less than the iPad 4, but it's also sporting the highest resolution display to grace a tablet ever! Surely, it's going to be a battle for the ages with these two titans.
All things considered, there's one valid reason why the iPad is continually a favored tablet amongst the heap – it's because of its premium design! Between the two, there's no arguing there's a hint of premium love attached to the iPad 4 and its brushed aluminum casing, which at the same time, adds a wholesome level of sturdiness to its construction. On the flip side, there isn't anything too profound with the appearance of the Google Nexus 10, but we have to say that its modest design is still appreciable for something priced so aggressively. In addition, its matte soft touch body does phenomenal job in maintaining a clean appearance – while still providing us such much needed grip.
Only broken up by the occasional glow of its pulsating notification LED light below its screen, the Nexus 10 sports a clean front surface since the typical set of Android buttons are incorporated into its interface. Meanwhile, the iPad 4 features a physical recessed home button, which has been a hallmark sighting with all of Apple's touch devices.
around their trims, the iPad 4's power button and volume control are jutting out more, which provide for a more distinctive feel. Thankfully though, the buttons of both tablets exhibit wonderful springy responses when pressed. As for some of the commonalties they share around their trims, they include the 3.5mm headset jack and microphones. In terms of power and data connectivity, the Nexus 10 employs a traditional microUSB port – whereas the iPad 4 favors Apple's proprietary Lightning port. However, we do appreciate the dedicated microHDMI port on the Nexus 10 for quick and easy video-out functionality.
Power keys
Volume rockers
Charging ports
The Google Nexus 10 (bottom, left) and the Apple iPad 4 (top, right)
Since the introduction of the third-gen iPad, Apple had the notoriety of offering the highest resolution display on a tablet – dubbed as none other than the Retina Display. With its 9.7-inch 2048 x 1536 IPS LCD Retina Display, it continues to deliver such stunning detail unmatched until, well, now. Enter the Nexus 10 and its even higher resolution 10.05-inch 2560 x 1600 True RGB Real Stripe PLS display, which so happens to feature a crunching pixel density of 300 ppi. And yes, it triumphs over the iPad 4's 264 ppi tally. Certainly, it's a clear win for Google when it comes to numerical figures, but when it comes to practical usage, we're hard pressed to firmly say which is the more detailed, as our eyes take notice of their extreme level of sharpness and clarity from a normal viewing distance. Continuing to show their allure, both displays exhibit the same lovable qualities that make them visible in all conditions – such as their wide viewing angles and luminescent brightness output.
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1. hateftotti (Posts: 198; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Nexus 10 for me ;)
3. abdane (Posts: 494; Member since: 07 Oct 2011)
Nexus 10 all things better except battery, but still have an amazing battery life... and apps for iPad are better... hope better apps for tablets on android
6. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
battery? All other reviewers mentioned great battery life.
Also, if you've seen the drop test, for this time, Samsung's Nexus 10 pawned the iPad.
just saying. :) I'm in love with this tablet.
11. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1522; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)
Have you even read the article before commenting? Probably not: "the Nexus 10 delivers the better battery results"
44. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Keep hoping, i don't think you'll see half of the iPad's apps in the upcoming years...
50. iDroid8 (Posts: 155; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
ya-its gonna surpass that apple thing in that count
19. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3751; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Correction: Nexus 10 for us!! :D
24. Ericzhf (Posts: 17; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
Nexus 10 for US!! your mean?
29. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3751; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Did you skip elementary school??
35. 007akshay (Posts: 37; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
for me always android tablet but it would hav been great if they included memory card slot so plz sammy n google try dis............ n other thing for google ur partnership with sammy rocks so plz giv more preference to sammy 1st den htc n sony on last lg rigt guys....?
51. iDroid8 (Posts: 155; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
Nexus devices are not going to have expandable memory from now in IMO
Samsung products with their own UI(Nature UX) will still mostly come with that
58. Tiptronic (Posts: 1; Member since: 31 Dec 2012)
You sound like a complete idiot. Stop typing in Ebonics and try using proper English. Google does a nice job of spreading the love when it comes to choosing manufacturing partners. I think we all wish this device had a micro sd slot but it does not. It is still a great value for what you are getting.
2. wendygarett (unregistered)
iPad 4 I choose you!!!
13. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
you always seemed confused when you post....
17. jove39 (Posts: 1857; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Well...lets not give thumbs down for choosing iPad :)
18. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3751; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Good...we'll give you down instead!! :P
31. CellularNinja (Posts: 306; Member since: 27 Sep 2011)
You're right we shouldn't. Obviously the reviewer made it clear they are both great tablets! I would take Nexus 10 in a heartbeat. But what's wrong with someone saying they'd choose the iPad? I believe the thumbs down is overused. It should be used for a post that is unclear, untrue, or just a bad comment. This person's opinion isn't 'wrong'.
... and I believe Wendy worded it this way as a reference to pokemon... i.e. "CHARIZARD, I CHOOSE YOU!"
34. shnibz (Posts: 299; Member since: 18 Sep 2011)
@CellularNinja No one on this site seems respect opinions at all. If an android fan sees a comment by an Apple user they automatically give them thumbs down and call them a moron....No class
38. CellularNinja (Posts: 306; Member since: 27 Sep 2011)
Yeah, that's why I think it is misused. You can basically tell how many Apple or Android fans are that read that comment just by looking at the like/dislike count. It's sad. And obviously by my logo I am an Android fan, but that doesn't mean any pro Apple comment or commenter is wrong or bad. There are many Apple fanboys that say stupid things, as well as Android fanboys, that's when the dislike button should be used. This is supposed to be a community open for good discussion.
36. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3751; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
That was a joke i wrote man!! Sheeshhh...
52. iDroid8 (Posts: 155; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
and i thought that ash said Charlizard
never mind must've been a fault
26. nofear (Posts: 151; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
I know you! keep on trolling and see what kinds of energy in this article.
4. amozhi (Posts: 130; Member since: 23 Oct 2012)
Nexus 10 is great and value for money
5. OHaZZaR (Posts: 131; Member since: 19 Aug 2011)
Google nexus 10, hands down. I love the iPad but just for gaming, but Nexus 10 is a close second for most productive tablet (right after the Note 10.1) and is ahead of the 3rd best (Surface RT) by far. I just hate how developers don't flock to android like they do in iOS (I might be wrong, but when a new retina iPad comes out, nearly everything updates on day 1) though I'm very impressed with the optimisation with the nexus 10 this early, like with N.O.V.A 3, I never thought it'd be "nexus-retina" ready.
7. wando77 (Posts: 838; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
Can we have nexus 10 vs Galaxy note 10.1 please?
10. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Not sure if that is necessary, the Note has the Wacom digitizer, the microSD slot and multi-view, but that's about it. You should absolutely go for the Nexus 10 unless you really need accurate sylus input and willing to give up a LOT.
40. CellularNinja (Posts: 306; Member since: 27 Sep 2011)
blow out in Nexus 10's favor.
8. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Dead even for me, but the price tag, the video-friendly aspect ratio, multi-user capabilities, flash support and the regular HDMI, USB ports of the Nexus 10 make it an easy choice for me. Point is: can't go wrong either way, but you do have to give it to Apple when it comes to tablications.
14. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Just like the Nexus 7, you can buy it and flash true tablet UI on it while keeping the pure stock experienced intacted. And, there are quite a few games available for it. Officially, no flash support for Nexus devices, but there are ways around it.
9. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
I love my asus tranformer prime but if I was going to buy a tablet today.. hmmm I think Id wait till 2013 and see what the 8 core tablets will be like
12. Mr.Mr.Upgrade (Posts: 474; Member since: 30 Aug 2011)
King nexus
15. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
I wonder of the zombies in America realize that there are tablets available that are cheaper and better than an iPad...
16. jove39 (Posts: 1857; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Nexus 10 is awesome...with exynos5 its very powerful...only its gpu is less powerful than ipad4's...SGX554 is more powerful than Mali-604. Probably Mali-658 will be able to outpace SGX554.
20. oister85 (Posts: 493; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
No don't even bother I pad is the only one that exist here
21. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
I own a nexus 10 and its awesome !!!
22. sats.mine2k4 (banned) (Posts: 208; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
Nexus display win : more natural yet crisper display.(am sayin coz i have one)
Nexus battery win: better battery life than ipad4
Nexus/Android big win vs stale ios
Over nexus 10 is amazing, i bought it 2 weeks ago and am just lovin it... Just hope it did LTE though...
23. Xquisite (Posts: 87; Member since: 23 Apr 2012)
As for me, since I already got a GS3 with JB, I bought myself an iPad. Variety is the spice of life, unless you're a iSheep or Fandroid.
25. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
GREAT REVIEW!...........Great review, and it seems only a matter of time before android wipes apple of every excuse for NOT buying anything other than android......
Heres to the Nexus :)
43. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
You can get a nexus 10 and wait 2 years to get half of the ipad's tablet optimized apps, or you can get the iPad, and enjoy it ;)
27. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Android on a tablet is just CRAP : unoptimized apps for nor the screen size or the resolution, wasted space, dropped frames, even the very few optimized apps look like crap compared to the android version. twitter or facebook are just examples. Also the screen resolution makes apps have tiny buttons or gaves have tiny controls like angry birds that needs a stylus to press on play and a magnifier to view the score.
the 16/10 aspect ratio isn't great : In landscape it's too wide, in portrait it's too tall and narrow, just weird.
And yeah it's great to have a better resolution than the ipad but it's not the only thing : saturation, brightness, contrast are better on the ipad, also it's got a flickering issue ( and i have proof ) : youtube.com/user/nexustenqa
And let's not forget samsung's legendary build quality : youtube.com/watch?v=UUPbjZ6Tl2s .
So yeah i agree that android is GREAT on phones, infact i LOVE the Nexus 4. But if you want a tablet, the iPad is the way to go : it looks better, it performs alot better,it's got better graphics, it's got 275K+ apps optimized for it's screen and most of them for it's retina display, it's built better, it's got up to 64Gb of storage and LTE, and it's amazing for gaming thanks to what developer have done or media consumption thaks to it's rich app, itunes, ibooks stores...
the nexus 10 is cheap, ugly, unoptimized, sluggish...
In short : the iPad 4 is ALOT better!
53. iDroid8 (Posts: 155; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
Optimized apps on Ios are more-though there are more for XGA res. than this retina one
Also android apps scale better on tabs-even WVGA ones work on my friends device eith 1280*800 resolution(1/4th of nexus here, but still now we have FHD screens on phones too!)
I don't know how you got this wierd idea about aspect ratios, maybe we have to wait till Apple themselves get this(like they did for the iPhone lol!)
LTE I dont know why you require that on your tablet
Btw the majority of the world still doesn't have that in their respective countries
Developers are obviously more for android, and they produce equal/better apps at cheaper price(Vice City was released recently for most platforms, noticed the price difference?)
Build quality seems to be a matter of personal taste-i for one liked the S3's design over the One series(though the Xperia range trumps both!)
In short : the Nexus 10 is ALOT better!
61. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
iOS optimised apps are not about scaling, it's apps made for one screen, one aspect ratio, one resolution ( or two ) and there is 300.000 apps for the iPad, on android, not even 1000.IT's insane that you have to scroll twice in the facebook app on android tablets to skip an image, because an app beheaves like a phone app. and a tablet that doesn't run tablet optimised apps is not a tablet and will never be.
For the aspect ratio, you can see more in height in landscape on the iPad (since android tablets are used most of the time in landscape), and in portrait, it feels less top heavy and is wider. A phone is usually used in portrait, but tablets have to be used no matter how the screen orientation is. therefore, the iPad is better.
As for LTE, it's a mobile device so it has to be connected most of the time, therefore the lack of LTE is a dealbreaker for me.
As for devs, their android apps are free because they know that if they released it for even a dollar, they would hack it and download an apk, that's what happened for dead trigger.
So to get money, they put tons of ads in their apps therefore the app is terrible, i would rather pay for an app than have ads on it. as for app quality, first iPad apps are not blown up unoptimised phone apps witch means that their better qulity, and apps are usually better on iOs than on android, most of android apps are a copy of their iOS app, they don't use google's holo ui and it creates fragmentation and there is the menu button issue.instagram when it hit andorid was missing frames and some filters, or path v2.0 that missed filters. And developers make iOS their priority when it comes to developing apps, instagram, path, pocket, and recently temple run 2 came to iOS FIRST.Price and quality aren't relative, remember recent stories saying android is popular because it's cheap??
and saying that plastic is higher end than aluminium is a sign of stupidity.
And by the way, the ipad has more accessories for it
In short : the ipad is and will be the king of tablets, until google will fix it's tablet app situation FOR THE LEAST
28. truckdriver (Posts: 1; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
I definitely give the win to the nexus 10, but in my friend has the nexus 10 and in my opinion it lacks a nice sleek design. This may not be a problem for you, but it is for me. Otherwise I would definitely recommend the nexus 10
30. OSUTIN (Posts: 23; Member since: 28 May 2012)
I found myself disagreeing with something. 2 things actually. If I'm not mistaken, the front facing camera on the Nexus 10 is a 1.9MP shooter, you liars. Also, the screen is not a 16:9 aspect ratio, it is a 8:5 aspect ratio. Get your specs straight. Just compare it to a device that actually has a 16:9 aspect ratio -- the Microsoft Surface, and realize how wrong you are.
32. jphillips63 (Posts: 221; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
AS I quote you here "Even though they're capable of playing high definition videos without a single hiccup, the 16:9 aspect ratio of the Nexus 10 display makes it the more ideal candidate – even more when there's some conversion needed to get 1080p videos onto the iPad 4."
Now try reading a news article or a book with a 16:9 aspect screen and see just how difficult it can be over the Ipad 4. Also check those true colors with a collimator between the 2 and I'd be willing to bet the Iapd 4 colors are more accurate. Next how about trying to check the edges of letters and see which is less jagged or pixled.
I'm sure both tablets are great but each has the strong points and each has there weak points. The largest weak point with android tablets are the apps, I'm unsure what apple did to keep aspect ratios the same from the Iphone to the Ipad but what ever they did it just works.
I waited on Google to release there tablet in stores but they didn't so on Black Friday I bought the Ipad 4 and no I'm not an Apple fan but they do have a few things they did do right and coming from the xoom there's just no comparison between the two tablets.
33. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Again, let me point out the "BIAS" : Where is the MS Surface tablet in this comparison ??
37. AlexWII (Posts: 8; Member since: 27 Oct 2012)
Ipad4 is (today) the best choice... Ok for $100 less you can have a "similar" powerfull tablet... but without optimized applications... So you will have to wait one or two years before Android apps on tablet catch up IOS tablets applications... mean that in two years your Nexus 10 will be totally obsolete !!! So if you want to buy a tablet for using it NOW... pay a (little) more and buy an IPAD4... If you want to buy a tablet cheaper than the Ipad4 just for saying.. hey i have a cheaper tablet than iPad with same technical capabilities... you will be wrong because you will have a nice / powerfull tablet... but without good apps... Mean that you will finnaly pay a lot. The Ipad4 is today simply the best tablet (regarding technical capabilities and applications).
39. Nikolas.Oliver (banned) (Posts: 1574; Member since: 01 Jul 2012)
build quality and design = ipad 4
the rest = nexus 10 all the way
41. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4275; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
I'm actually partial to the Nexus 10 in terms of design/build. Yes, the iPad does use quality metal, but it's a bit too slippery for my tastes, I rather enjoy the grip of the Nexus 10. Also, the iPad is too blocky and feels kind of awkward to me, while I like the curves of the Nexus 10.
That's just my opinion though.
42. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
How about tablet optimized apps??? LTE ??? Faster GPU and better gaming??? 64 GB of storage ??? Rich multimedia stores ( itunes, ibooks...)??? Check your facts before posting...
47. versechoruscurse (Posts: 1; Member since: 12 Dec 2012)
Tablet optimized apps. Fair enough.
LTE? Fair enough.
Faster GPU - Show me a benchmark, otherwise no dice.
64GB of storage. Can iPad do USB OTG? This is a major win for Android.
Rich multimedia stores. I've had no issue with Google Play.
You should really take a look at the competition before posting.
55. feres13 (Posts: 306; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Faster GPU : check anandtech
64 GB of storage : the nexus 10 requires root for using USB OTG, and can you install apps on it???
Rich multimedia stores : it's a fact : have you seen an artist saying a song is " available on google play "??? iTunes has been there for a while and has more content worldwide, unlike google play witch is already limited in the US, while in olther countries they don't even have Play Movies & Tv shows and barely got Play Music...
45. tggoulart (Posts: 24; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
i like more the ipad 4 because the optimized ipad apps
46. eddo85 (Posts: 11; Member since: 03 Dec 2012)
i really would love to see this super high resolution on a nexus 7 :)
48. creampiër (Posts: 1; Member since: 12 Dec 2012)
I love girls
49. yajia1 (Posts: 151; Member since: 22 Aug 2012)
Is the aspect ratio of Nexus 10 really 16:9? If it is, that's great since I watch movies and youtube on my tablet most of the time, if not surfing the net. Does it support USB OTG? And lastly, does it support .wmv, .avi, and .mts video formats as well as SRT files for subtitle? I love watching movies in my Note2 with subtitles. Please answer anyone, if it does, I'm going to buy it over iPad4 even if in my country, they costs the same($500).
56. LanaAdorable73 (Posts: 1; Member since: 30 Dec 2012)
I NEED HELP!!!! What should i pick nexus 10 or apple ipad 4 i don't know which o to choose ;((((
57. Dylanator (Posts: 1; Member since: 31 Dec 2012)
It was a good review but I feel there were some things that are off... First off you wrote that both devices have a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera.. But actually the Nexus 10 has a 1.9 megapixel camera.. Secondly, you mentioned the lightning connector on the iPad and compared it with the micro USB slot on the Nexus 10, but that is misleading because you have left out the pogo connector on the Nexus 10 which is supposed to charge much faster than the USB connector.... Thanks for the review
Richard (commenting via Nexus 10)
59. nrupesh (Posts: 1; Member since: 07 Jan 2013)
Nexus 10 has 1.9mp front camera and iPad 4 has 1.3mp.


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"I don't care what my friends say about my lunch. All I know is I got good food. If they think my food is weird, then they're missing out on a lot of good stuff!"
Here is the fact number 1:
My children bring lunches to school everyday.
They tried school issued lunches for a couple of months, that was about 5 years ago when we just moved to Bay area. But quickly, they got bored and wanted lunches from home.
Big C, who is a freshman in high school, still refuses to buy food from school cafeteria. He said the line is too long, and the food is mediocre, at best.
Little C, who is in 5th grade, concurs.
Fact number 2:
As everybody can tell from this blog, my cooking repertoire is, you know, large and random.
I cook what I want to cook, and oftentimes my poor family doesn't really have a choice.
From mac & cheese to Thai curry, from pasta to jerk chicken, if it's on the table, they'll eat it.
Fact number 3:
Sandwiches and pizza are ok, but dinner leftover can be next day lunches, too.
Now that I have mentioned those 3 points above, it's only understandable that my kids are used to bringing some pretty weird stuff to school. Maybe weird by most school children's standard.
I sometimes wonder if their friends ever make comments about it.
So, after dinner last night I asked my children, out of curiosity. The comment above is big C's answer to my question. His little brother simply nodded, followed by, "I don't care either!"
This mom is a proud mom.
Not only because the boys are very open minded about trying different stuff, but they have shown me they chose to be themselves and not worrying about other people's opinions.
They went to school with lamb vindaloo, aloo gobi and basmati rice for lunch today. And came back home with 2 empty food containers.
- 3 tablespoons coriander seeds
- 2 tablespoons cumin seeds
- 8 bay leaves
- 1 tablespoon black peppercorn
- 2 tablespoon cardamom seeds
- 1 tablespoon cloves
- 2 tablespoons dried red chili
- 1 tablespoon mustard seeds
- 2 inches cinnamon stick
- 1 tablespoon cayenne powder
- 1 tablespoon turmeric powder
- 1 tablespoon fenugreek seeds
- 2 pounds lamb shoulder, cubed
- 10 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 tablespoons grated fresh ginger
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 2 potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1 pound tomatoes, chopped
- 2 green chilies, chopped
- 1 cup wine vinegar
- 1 cup yogurt
- 4 tablespoons ghee/oil
- Salt to taste
- Heat a medium skillet, add the first 12 ingredients into the skillet and roast for a few minutes, until the seeds start to change color and crackle. Using mortar and pestle, grind the spices into fine powder. Transfer spice powder to a large glass bowl. Add yogurt, vinegar, garlic, ginger, and salt into the bowl, mix to combine. Add lamb cubes into the marinade, toss to combine. Place the bowl in the refrigerator to marinate for at least 6 hours to overnight.
- Heat ghee/oil in a dutch oven, add onion, potatoes, green chili and tomatoes, cook for about 10 minutes.
- Add lamb and marinade into the pot, mix to combine. Reduce the heat, cover and simmer for about 30 minutes. Remove the cover and continue cooking until lamb is tender and the sauce thickens.
- Serve with basmati rice, and/or garlic naan.


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Hootervile Pet Safehaus will raffle off a Peace Bear authentic Ty Beanie Baby Sept. 30. Tickets are $1 each and are available at the original location, 12637 Woodinville Driveuntil Sept. 15. 425-488-4444. They are also available at the new location in Country Village, 23812 Bothell-Everett Highway #B, Bothell. 425-402-9664.
The drawing will be held on Sept. 30. Need not be present to win. Proceeds from the raffle benefit the homeless cats and dogs being cared for by Hooterville Pets, until permanent homes can be found.


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"Portfolio Evaluation vs. Grant Evaluation"
In this webinar Johanna Morariu and Ehren Reed discuss four levels of evaluation: grant-level, portfolio-level, foundation-level, and issue-level. The presentation addresses the pros and cons of the four levels of evaluation, and when one level may be more appropriate than another. Also included are considerations for right-sizing your evaluation approach—design, data collection, analysis, and reporting differences between grant and portfolio evaluations.
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Chart: Portfolio vs. Grant Evaluation (pdf)
Mindmap of Evaluation Concepts (pdf)
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19.Apr.2010 #446
Whoever this lucky guys is, I'm sure he is shitting his pants right now. Let's hope he is Facebook friends with Tiffany so he can see what he's getting himself into.
In case you didn't have time to read the whole post, let me assure you, this status update has everything:
- A 30 year-old-ex-virgin who lives with her parents and works at Walmart (which would not be such a big deal if she wasn't also…)
- A 30 year-old-ex-virgin who is ready to move out of her house and quit her job the second she gets her cherry popped
- A peanut gallery who seems to think that a wall posting convo = intervention
- A pretty intense intervention
- Jerry Springeresque arguing
- Asinine zingers about virginity, sex, and dicks that make the zingerette sound too immature to know what any of those things are
- Words of wisdom encapsulating everything this blog stands for (See Earnest, second to last comment)
Thanks for sending, J!