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Anyone have experience with Big Cartel?
I'm trying to change the header link on a product page to redirect to a certain URL, instead it brings me back to 'products'. I'm stumped, I cant seem to find the [a href] in the code concerning this. This is in regards to the mobile page only. If anyone has any idea, please let me know! http://s10.postimg.org/o7h5r31rt/image.png
Detailed descriptions or just the specs, ma'am?
When you're shopping online, do you like to see detailed descriptions or just the bare bones specs? Or have you seen research that says one or the other? I'm responsible for adding new products to our online shops, and I'm trying to justify the time spent writing detailed descriptions. [more inside]
Vintage fixed-gear bicycle store in Los Angeles
I once wandered into a store selling vintage steel road frames converted into fixed-gear bikes. I think I was in the Silverlake area, but it could have been Los Feliz or Echo Park (I had been exploring LA all that day with a free TAP Card and wasn't 100% oriented). Does anyone know what store this might have been, or where I could find a similar store in the LA area? [more inside]
Need a Chicago Brick and Mortar Store with Obama Merchandise
Obama SWAG in Chicago---where can I get some fast and in person? Leaving for Ethiopia in a matter of days and I've received a request from someone there for anything "Obama"...t-shirt, pins, posters, etc. But I don't have much time and anything ordered from the campaign store online will not arrive in time (they don't have an option for faster shipping.) Are there any brick and mortar stores in Chicago where I can pick something up?
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Are there any interesting foreign/international food markets in in-town Atlanta? [more inside]
Non-amazon online stores?
What online retailers should I use to purchase gifts for my relatives in other states, now that I'm aware of how Amazon treats its warehouse employees and do not wish to purchase anything from them until they improve the working conditions and increase their wages? [more inside]
Salty Liquorice Candy Outside of the Netherlands
What stores in Paris sell salty liquorice candy? I'm aware of one store (Käramell) that sells the candy by weight, but I'm really looking for a store that sells pre-packaged salty liquorice candy products, such as Venco Topdrop Hard Zout. I've had no luck in any of the chain supermarkets, so have you seen salty liquorice products in any smaller, independent Parisian stores?
Does Las Vegas have any reputable camera dealers?
Does Las Vegas have good, legit deals on cameras? [more inside]
What is the earliest recorded bookstore cat?
What is the earliest recorded bookstore cat?
Why are department store ceilings so high?
Why are department store ceilings so high? [more inside]
No! I wanted a sharp card, not a card sharp
I am looking for a super-cool card store in NYC. [more inside]
dolla dolla bill y'all
What's actually worth it to buy from a dollar store? [more inside]
Antiquing means so many different things
I need an antique (or sufficiently vintage-y-antiqu-y styled) trunk for my living room. Problem: every piece I've seen to has been too big, too worn, too ugly, or too expensive. Where would I find stores/markets/fairs/dealers in the NYC metro area that might carry such trunks? I got a zipcar, so I can tool around the tri-state area. Insanely detailed requirements follow. [more inside]
Baby and bike boutiques in the Big Apple
Headed to New York City, and looking for toddler-geared stores and bike shops. [more inside]
Laid-back camera salesfolk in NYC?
Which of the price-competitive camera stores in New York is likely to be the most laid back about letting me hold and try out various combinations of mid-level DSLRs and lenses? The issue is not really whether B&H or Adorama (or whoever) is the "best" store. [more inside]
Great San Francisco camera stores?
Great San Francisco camera stores? [more inside]
I need to look at every online women's clothing store in the world.
I'm looking to buy, or at least locate, a women's lightweight black 3/4 length jacket with slim tailoring (outerwear, not a suit jacket) online. I'm really particular, so I haven't found the perfect jacket yet. What online stores have I forgotten? [more inside]
Members Only!
What are some retail credit card accounts (ie Macy's Card) that deliver good freebies, coupons, discounts or other promos for members? [more inside]
Help me find a book finder...
Book search with price comparison. [more inside]
Where can I find a simple sterling cuff bracelet in Toronto?
Where on earth (well, specifically Toronto), can I buy a simple sterling silver cuff bracelet? What I thought would be a simple search has become almost comically fruitless. [more inside]
Can anyone recommend a user based shopping cart?
I'd like to setup a webstore/portal script for local bands to sell their merchandise on. Can anyone recommend a solution? I'd prefer it to be LAMP based if possible.
Does anyone here have experience with a bit of shopping cart software called MivaMerchant?
Does anyone here have experience with a bit of shopping cart software called MivaMerchant? I'm trying to integrate it into an existing website, but with mixed results, and I've been unable to find a quality, free support forum on the web (although I have read that they exist).
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Posted by Anonymous on 2012-10-08
I dread trying the fish & chips somewhere because 80% of the time what you get is just so sub par. But Goodburger rates a B+ in a sea of F's. Three thick pieces of cod with very thin breading. Tad overcooked but still moist and not too greasy.
Posted by Anonymous on 2011-10-27
the guy at counter just took my name off the credit card without asking like they do at starbucks or jamba juice. The hamburgers are ok if u like mayo on them and u get alot of french fries
Posted by anonymous on 2011-08-30
Subpar delivery service and incompetent employees. It took more than 2 hours and 3 delivery attempts for Good Burger (now known as bad burger) to get a mediocre burger and side to a location 5 blocks away. Waste of time. Order Elsewhere.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-11-30
Ordered the double burger and didn't like the way the bun is so much bigger in diameter than the cooked patties. It's a decadent 8 0z of ground beef and yet many of my bites were ketchup roll. Fries were standard fast food fries - I was hoping for somet
Posted by Completely Unimpressed on 2010-02-26
I agree with a few other reviewers here: you will end up paying close to $15 for something you could probably cook yourself. This place is a gimmick riding the tidal wave of the "next hot burger joint" , except the burger itself is quite regular. Their pr
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-02-12
Pretty Good burgers and fast delivery. Can't go wrong if you need a quick bite to eat and don't want to spend muchos $$$
Posted by DuGee Davis on 2009-09-01
Don't nobody need to pay $14+ for a burger, fries, and drink. At least without a waitress in the mix. I had the beef burger, which I can tell you was not all that fabulous. Honey, I felt like saying "where's the beef!" The burger was small, and darlin
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Have been eyeing the place for quite some time now, especially after reading the review by JML on the "Best Veggie Burger Anywhere". And to be fair, I just had an outstanding veggie burger this week so my expectations were quite high - but overall the 3


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Doody's Review ServiceReviewer: Silvia A. Martinez, EdD, CCC-S(George Washington University)
Description: This book addresses the need to work with children in the area of in-depth auditory and reading comprehension skills which, as the authors note, are the bases for gaining more knowledge. It contains assessment and intervention procedures and materials which have been developed following a series of sequential steps.
Purpose: This book presents materials for assessing and addressing listening and reading comprehension skills in children who are in regular or special education placements. It builds on previous reported assessment research by developing a series of assessment and intervention steps to be used in the elementary school setting by a variety of professionals. The objectives are worthwhile because the authors have established a direct link between the evaluation process and results, and the development of applied intervention steps. The majority of assessment instruments in the marketplace lack the intervention component and this book addresses this situation.
Audience: This book is written for use by a variety of practitioners in elementary schools since the target audience may be children from both regular and special education settings. According to the authors, the assessment and intervention methods and materials contained in this book may be used by regular education teachers as well as special education and reading specialists. The principal author is a well known researcher in the area of speech-language pathology who has authored many articles and many assessment tools for a diversity of children. The coauthor has more than 20 years in the field and has authored a number of clinical books.
Features: This book contains materials practitioners will need to carry out all the necessary steps for assessing children in grades 2 to 7. The assessment component contains stimulus stories, materials, and instructions for the administration and scoring activities. The second component presents a step-by-step method for intervention which corresponds directly to the information obtained during the assessment procedure. The steps, objectives, and outcomes are clearly spelled out and contain graphics, activity pages, concept maps and curriculum-related passages to support the learning process. The graphics in this book are very pleasing and the worksheets present the information in an organized manner. A unique feature of this book is that it presents a lot of theory to support its method and that it has an accompanying CD-ROM with all the handouts ready to print.
Assessment: This is a very useful book for persons teaching reading to children. One of the most valuable aspects is that it makes the link between the assessment process and intervention planning by identifying exactly what skills to work on and how to proceed with addressing the skills. The authors do stipulate that this is a complementary method and is not to supplant any other method used to diagnose children. Although the method is clearly spelled out, practitioners must take the necessary steps to become familiar with the theoretical background supporting these materials, and to become adept at administering and scoring.


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So, your company's been up for a few years and you find that you want to update how the office looks. However, you find yourself wondering what you will do about the old furniture once you've bought new ones. Think twice about throwing away the used office furniture. They may be old, but that doesn't mean that they don't have their uses anymore. The reason why you should still care about your used furniture is that you could turn it into a profitable business venture.
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This college football season, we'll be doing weekly power rankings of the top skill-position players in the game.
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This has to be my favorite time of year. The beautiful leaves have fallen. The air is getting much cooler. Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Gone is summer—the long days, the starry nights.
College Football Bowl season is so close we can taste it, NCAA Basketball holiday tournaments are getting ready to begin, and Hot Stove League baseball is in hyper mode.
The latter of that trio is one of my favorite aspects of the great sport of baseball. That time where everyone is 0-0. Every team has a shot. And depending on what your team does over the next few months can determine how realistic that shot will be.
For the Atlanta Braves, this time of year in '08 was up-and-down to say the least. We bade farewell to hometown hero, John Smoltz; just missed on bringing a fan-favorite, Rafael Furcal, back; yet we welcomed Derek Lowe, Javier Vazquez, and Kenshin Kawakami.
My expectations, based on what I've heard and seen over the last few weeks, are for GM Frank Wren to explore the trade and free agent markets to fill holes in the outfield and at first base.
After looking over the free agent market for a few days I have singled out five players that I believe are worthy of consideration by the Braves.
As much as I want to place Jason Bay, Matt Holiday, and Chone Figgins on this list, I am realistic. I understand there might be a better chance of a snowstorm in Hades than for any of these guys to sign on the dotted line with Atlanta.
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Surprise finished its season on a four-game winning streak to get back to .500, but unfortunately it wasn't enough to carry them to the Arizona Fall League Championship Game, as they fell two games short.
Still, the final day was yet another successful outing for Rangers prospects.
Starting pitcher Matt Harrison finished his season on positive note by tossing three scoreless innings, giving up just one hit, walking one, and striking out three.
Once again, Harrison's velocity was excellent, as he threw his fastball anywhere between 92-95 mph. The southpaw recently mentioned that he wanted to begin throwing his cutter again after surgery, and he threw his cutter a number of times with effectiveness on Thursday.
The 24-year-old's overall Fall League numbers aren't extremely impressive, but coming off surgery, it was all about getting reps and getting ready for game action again. Harrison showed drastic improvement late, as he tossed six scoreless innings in his last two outings, yielding just one hit over that span.
Leadoff hitter Marcus Lemon (.343/.389/.627) hit–you guessed it–yet another home run on Thursday. The 21-year-old was 2-for-5 with a solo shot, his fourth of the Fall League and his third in the last four games.
A pair of hits got right fielder Mitch Moreland's (.300/.398/.457) batting average up to the .300 mark. The Mississippi State product singled twice in five at-bats. He also drove home a run.
Right-hander Daniel Gutierrez surrendered three runs in three innings of work to raise his AFL earned-run average to 4.08, but he still had a solid outing overall. Gutierrez struck out six without walking a batter.
Gutierrez's punchouts came on the following pitches: 75 mph curveball (swinging), 91 mph fastball (swinging), 93 mph fastball (called), 93 mph fastball (swinging), 74 mph curveball (swinging), 93 mph fastball (swinging).
A primary focus for Gutierrez, as he attempts to start in the Major Leagues, will be improving his changeup. However, he threw just one changeup [an 85 mph ball] out of his 51 pitches on Thursday.
Fireballing hurler Tanner Scheppers got one last chance to flex his muscles, and he responded by tossing a perfect inning. He got a soft lineout, a flyout to center, and a groundout back to himself. Scheppers worked between 95-98 mph, and he mixed in a couple of curveballs for good measure.
Despite the solid pitching, the star of the day was certainly catcher Taylor Teagarden, who ended the Rafters' campaign with a bang. Teagarden tagged a three-run walkoff homer in the bottom of the ninth, giving him his fourth extra-base hit in the last two games.
Catcher Jose Felix appeared as a defensive replacement, but he didn't have a plate appearance.
Former Rangers pitcher Kameron Loe is now also pitching in Mexico. The tall 28-year-old worked a perfect inning for Mexicali on Thursday, striking out one batter.
Max Ramirez had a day of mixed results, going 1-for-4 with a double and three strikeouts. Second baseman Renny Osuna got in for defensive purposes, but he didn't get to hit, despite his .357 batting average.
La Guaira lefty Joseph Ortiz continued to do his job, as he retired the only hitter he faced. Ortiz's earned-run average has dipped to 2.45.
Guilder Rodriguez played as a pinch runner for Lara, and he scored a run.
Warner Madrigal's winterball struggles continued on Thursday. The big righty surrendered three runs on three hits and a walk in just two-thirds of an inning. He has given up eight earned runs in just 5.2 innings thus far.
Third baseman Esteban German went hitless in two at-bats, but he also drew a pair of walks.
Righty Omar Beltre allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits in 1.2 innings. He surrendered a home run to Cibao third baseman Erick Almonte.
Licey reserve second baseman Andres James struck out on his only plate appearance. Jarrod Saltalamacchia is expected to join James on the Licey club in the near future.
Aguilas leadoff hitter Julio Borbon was hitless in four trips to the plate.
No Rangers appeared on Thursday.
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Yoghurt Filled Capsicums / Bell Peppers
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 30 mins
Nice little salad style side dish I came up with, quantities will largely depend on the size of the capsicums / bell peppers used so play it by ear and just take quantities listed as a rough guide.It needs a little refrigeration time not included in the preparation time.
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- 4 bell peppers
- 14.79 ml olive oil
- 236.59 ml lettuce leaf
- 236.59 ml Greek yogurt
- 2.46 ml paprika
- 1.23 ml cracked black pepper
- 1.23 ml salt
- Cut around tops of capsicums to remove the stem and scrape out the white parts with a spoon, discard both.
- Rub olive olive oil lightly over them and also lightly over the base of a baking tray.
- Place cut side down into a cold oven set for 180C / 350F and cook around 20-30 minutes towards the top of the oven until they are just starting to blister, but the shape is still intact.
- Refrigerate for at least 20 minutes.
- Place lettuce leaves around the inside of each piece of capsicum and then fill with equal portions of greek yoghurt.
- Top with paprika and season with salt and pepper to taste.
- They may be served straight away or returned to the fridge a few hours if made in advance.
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This salad is so refreshing. My red peppers were large so after stuffing them they had an amazing verticality. Goes great with barbecue. Thanks, Peter! Made for Aussie-Kiwi Recipe Swap #74.
This is fabulous! Everyone loved it! I used 8 peppers. To half of them I added a bit of very finely minced garlic. I'm not sure I liked it that way better, though. Add some shredded cuke & you'll have tzatziki, lol. Thanks for the great veggie side tonight, Peter! I even managed a photo! :) Made for Aussie Swap 6/13.
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Joseph "Buddy" Cagnina
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A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 2:00 p.m. Monday, December 30, 2013 at Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic church for Joseph "Buddy" Cagnina, 74, who died at 7:01 p.m. Friday, December 27, 2013 in Crowley.
Fr. Gary Schexnayder will celebrate the Mass. Visitation may be observed on Monday at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home from 11:00 a.m. until service time. The Rosary will be prayed at 1:00 p.m. He will be buried at the Estherwood Cemetery with his hunting companion PJ.
Mr. Joseph was born August 9, 1939 in Crowley to the late Philip, Sr. and Gladys Lejeune Cagnina. He was a graduate of the University of Southwest Louisiana and was a longtime insurance adjuster. He was a veteran of the United States Marine Corps Reserves. He was a co-owner of Cagnina City Bar, home of the Red Door. He was currently living in Arnaudville and was owner and operator of Papa Joe's Mini Mart and Deli. He was an avid hunter and had the opportunity of a lifetime with a dream gift from his children, of a Canadian Duck and Goose Hunt in the fall of 2012.
He is survived by two daughters Missy Sloane and her husband Todd of Crowley and Cathy Breaux and her husband Tracy of Roberts Cove; two sons Philip Cagnina, III and his wife Kathy of Baton Rouge and Joseph Cagnina, Jr. and his wife De-De of Arkansas; two sisters Mary Ann Meche of Lafayette and Phyllis Cagnina of Lafayette; two brothers Ricky Cradeur and Rod Cradeur both of Crowley; 9 grandchildren Adam Cagnina, Alexandra Cagnina, Britt Cagnina, Stacey Cagnina, Jantz Sloane, Jacob Sloane, Drew, Cameron and Christian Breaux and his companion Beverly W. Stelly of Arnaudville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and a brother Philip Cagnina, Jr.
Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www.geesey-ferguson.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home, 301 North Avenue F, Crowley, LA 70526, 337-783-3313.


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Tame Impala anything but at Turner Hall show
Kevin Parker's perfectionist tendencies went into overdrive on last year's "Lonerism," psychedelic band Tame Impala's sophomore full-length album. Besides insisting on playing nearly all the instruments in the studio, Parker mixed the album two times, flying from his native Australia to New York on both occasions, to get the details just to his liking.
Tame Impala didn't have the luxury of do-overs and fine tuning in its sold-out, 85-minute Turner Hall Ballroom set Sunday. And if Parker attempted to bring that obsessive craftsmanship to a live setting, he would run the risk of sabotaging the set's potential for spontaneity. »Read Full Article(1)
Wolf Peach halting lunch service in July but extending dinner, brunch hours
Diners have about a week to get the house brat or the fried halibut sandwich (both on house-made buns) at Wolf Peach: The last lunch service will June 28.
Chef Dan Jacobs said the restaurant is busy for weekend brunch and dinner, but less so for weekday lunch. He speculated that the nearby Pleasant St. Bridge's being out because of reconstruction could be a contributing factor. »Read Full Blog Post
This week's concerts
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Megan & Liz with Kalin and Myles: 7 p.m. Aug. 9, the Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave. $12, on sale 10 a.m. Friday at the box office, (414) 342-7283 and therave.com. »Read Full Article
Get to know these young bands and who they resemble
Last December, Walk the Moon headlined a sold-out show at Turner Hall Ballroom. Thursday it will open for Grammy-winning hit-makers fun. at the Marcus Amphitheater. But in 2011, the pop band from Cincinnati was just one of 44 bands trying to make a name for itself, performing at Summerfest as part of the Big Gig's annual Emerging Artist Series.
Taking place from 3 to 7:30 p.m. daily at Summerfest's U.S. Cellular Connection Stage, the Emerging Artist Series showcases budding acts from Milwaukee and beyond. »Read Full Article
Podcast: The incomparable 'Sergeant Chip' now an audio story
'Sergeant Chip,' one of the finest military science-fiction stories I've read, is now an impressive audio novella, thanks to the StarShip Sofa podcast.
Bradley Denton's novella, which won the 2005 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award for best short science fiction, is narrated by the title character, a black Labradoodle and military canine who has been enhanced so he can receive telepathic commands from his human handler. It is one of the finest explorations I've encountered of what it means to be a good soldier. »Read Full Blog Post
James Gandolfini's top five movie roles
It seemed that James Gandolfini, star of "The Sopranos" who died Wednesday at the age of 51, was so associated with the mobster Tony Soprano that Hollywood did not know what to do with him.
According to TV Guide editor Bruce Fretts, Gandolfini was a character actor at heart before "The Sopranos" and after. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
U.S. Bank fireworks show July 3 to feature 10,000 pounds of fireworks
The annual U.S. Bank fireworks show will light up the sky over Milwaukee's lakefront July 3 with 10,000 pounds of fireworks, the bank said Thursday.
The show, launched from two barges on Lake Michigan off of Veterans Park, begins at 9:30 p.m. The fireworks won't be rescheduled if there is severe weather. »Read Full Article(5)
German-American choruses offer free weekend concerts
German-American choral groups from around the country will give two free concerts in downtown Milwaukee this weekend as part of Sängerfest 2013.
The choral festival, held every three years, will bring more than 1,200 singers to the city. The last time Sängerfest was held in Milwaukee was 1973, said Gary Luther, a member of Milwaukee Liedertafel and president of the Wisconsin district of Nord-Amerikanischer Sängerbund, the North American Singers Association. The Wisconsin district is serving as festival host. »Read Full Article
Fund-raiser Dining out for Life on Thursday
Dining out for Life, an annual fund-raiser for One Heartland camp and the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, takes place at participating restaurants, bars and food trucks and carts today -- starting with breakfast.
The businesses contribute a percentage of their sales to the chariites. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Free beer, 48 Hour Film Project, Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Rally your friends and find your dormant lederhosen to celebrate the opening of the long-anticipated improvements to the Estabrook Beer Garden. The German-inspired outdoor drinking spot will tap a keg during opening ceremonies, which start at 5:30 tonight, and pour free, imported Munich Hofbräuhaus beer until 9 p.m. Bring your own beer stein or use one for a $5 refundable deposit.
Two Milwaukee teams accepted the challenge to write, shoot, edit and score a movie in just 48 hours last weekend. Sound like an adrenaline rush? Or maybe just a disaster waiting to happen? You decide. View "Group A's" films from the 48 Hour Film Project at 7 tonight at the Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave., for $10. "Group B" premieres right after at 9 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post


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Two and half years ago my then-boyfriend was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrigs disease). We were determined to deal with this horrible disease . . . and keep him home. I had no idea how hard this job would be!
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Findings from a groundbreaking research study exploring choice and decision-making in everyday care for persons with cognitive impairment and their family caregivers. The study makes policy and practice recommendations to advance knowledge on consumer direction and dementia care.
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The nation's unemployment rate continues to hover just under 10 percent. But America's veterans are having an even harder time finding a job.
The unemployment rate for veterans between the ages of 20 and 24 is 20 percent.
Younger veterans often lack job experience and find it difficult to transition their combat skills into civilian jobs.
The American Legion has asked Congress to increase funding for programs that help vets transition to civilian life.
They also want vocational training added to the G.I. bill.
"If we can get our vets educated, obviously that leads to employment. And if there are resources for our veterans small business community, then it's not just healthy for that business then it's helpful for the whole veterans community, because veterans hire veterans," said Mark Walker, deputy director for the American Legion.
The American Legion is continuing to work to help employers accept vets with physical and mental injuries.
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In ovenproof bowl, combine dark and golden raisins, currants, brown sugar, suet, spices, citrus zests and juices and apple. Stir until all ingredients are evenly distributed. Cover and leave 3 to 4 hours or overnight.
Preheat oven to 225 degrees. Cover bowl tightly with foil and place in preheated oven 2 ½ hours.
Remove from oven, stir well and set aside to cool, stirring from time to time. Once cool, add brandy to mincemeat and stir again.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Roll out pastry on lightly floured surface. Lightly butter 2 standard-size 12-cup muffin tins.
Cut 18 (3 ½-inch) rounds and 18 (2 1/2-inch) rounds. Line muffin cups with 3 1/2-inch rounds, coming up as close to the rim as possible. Fill each muffin cup three-fourths of the way up with mincemeat mixture. Seal each muffin cup with a 2 1/2-inch round of pastry. Line and fill up to six remaining muffin cups with any leftover pastry and mincemeat mixture. Brush tops of pastries with beaten egg, then sprinkle generously with sugar. Cut a small X in tops to allow steam to escape.
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Andres Romero crafted a bogey-free 5-under-par 32-35=67 on day four of the Puerto Rico Open to reach the finish line on 10-under 278, up 14 spots to a three-way T5, and good for his first top 10 of the season in his fifth start and an exemption into this week's Shell Houston Open.
Andres Romero takes his talents to California for a fifth appearance at this week's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Andres Romero settled for an eight-way share of 20th place at the Sanderson Farms Championship worth $41,358.75 and 26.25 FedExCup points.
Andres Romero toured the Country Club of Jackson in 6-under-par 35-33=66 in today's opening round of the Sanderson Farms Championship.
Andres Romero has committed to next week's Sanderson Farms Championship.
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Andres Romero recorded minus-9 points in today's third round of the Barracuda Championship to post a 54-hole total of 11 points, down 52 spots on the leaderboard. UPDATE: Romero withdrew after the third round with a hand injury.
Andres Romero tossed on another eight point in today's second round of the Barracuda Championship, reaching the break with 20.
Andres Romero gathered 12 points in his opening round of the Barracuda Championship to check up three points off the clubhouse lead.
Andres Romero salvaged a 3-under-par 36-32=68 in the final round of the Barbasol Championship to conclude at 12-under 272.
Andres Romero toured Grand National's Lake Course in 7-under-par 32-32=64 in today's second round of the Barbasol Championship.
Andres Romero bobbed and weaved to a 3-under-par 33-34=67 in the final round of The Greenbrier Classic to wrap up his fifth appearance in the tournament at 11-under 269, good for a T6-finish.
Andres Romero turned in a 1-over-par 36-35=71 after today's third round of the 115th U.S. Open to post 1-over 211, five strokes back of the 54-hole leaders.
Andres Romero returns to TPC Four Seasons Resort for his sixth playing of the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship.


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Damaged base after one day
Bought a bataleon disaster(gulli edition) and this is what it looks like after one day.
Waxed yesterday, so what do you guys think? Repair shop recommended me to "sand it"(can't find the word). But this sucker is a triple base and I'm afraid the will duck it up...
What were the conditions like? Spring snow will strip wax off your base pretty quickly, looks like it's just dry give it hot wax clean then hot wax it make sure you structure it after waxing.
I think you just need wax
Yeah that doesn't look "damaged" per se just dry and in need of some waxing. Edges always get dried out first as you pressure the most so put a lil more wax on those as you go.
I hate waxing for spring conditions-it is either not enough and my base looks all dry or too much left over and it gets all dirty and almost sticky where it is like a glue-ish residue. I bring a scraper in the car on spring days because I end up needing scrape the crap off my board after about three hours it seems.
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Just wax it and then wax it some more. Looks dry.
I would not ask that shop for board advice ever again as it doesn't seem like they know what they are doing.
Just to piggy back on what's already been said, make sure you hot wax it. Rub on wax isn't gonna help that
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Side-Way Ribs Cardigan
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Slide on a swingy cardigan over a little black dress. In cream and earth tones, this woolly yarn is as soft and silky as dandelion fluff. For bust 40, 44, 48", worn open (fronts do not meet)
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We've got some Be Our Guest Restaurant menu updates for lunch and dinner!
Yep — the brand new Be Our Guest Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland is already updating their choices and prices based on high demand…
Price Increases
First up, we have some price increases to contend with. We'll need to dig deeper into our pockets when ordering lunch and dinner items.
For example at dinner, the French Onion Soup was $6.99 and is now $7.49; Thyme-scented Pork Rack Chop went up $2; and the Sauteed Shrimp and Scallops will now cost an additional $3. The steak dinner is up a few dollars as well. While dessert prices remained the same, most prices for appetizers and entrees on the dinner menu were increased.
For a general idea of what you can expect at the restaurant, check out our Be Our Guest Restaurant EVERYTHING ON THE MENU! review!
Lunch prices remain the same.
New Menu Items
Chicken Breast Provençal (Pan-seared and simmered in a rustic blend of Heirloom Tomatoes, Olives, White Wine, and fresh Herbs with Seasonal Vegetables and Roasted Fingerling Potatoes) has replaced the Rotisserie Cornish Hen.
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To clarify our last update. We are not shedding our obligations to you. What we are doing is stopping building too many of the current machine, go... Read more
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Update on Friday
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Roger here. First off, I'd like to apologise for the lack of response to queries sent to us. We've had a bit of a turnover in our support... Read more
Weekly Update: Our Commitment to You
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Brendan here. The recent incident with the refund schedule sure has handed some lessons our way but our commitment has not changed and I reiterate them below:
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Urgent Update: Refund Scheduling Reworked
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Once again, we are so very sorry for the mistake in the algorithm we used to calculate the dates.
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We have noticed a lot of discussion about the refunds.
Upon checking, we realized that the script used to calculate the refund dates has a serious error.... Read more
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Pirate3D is truly sorry for the inconvenience we have caused our backers due to the delays involved in the delivery and fulfillment of our 3D Printer.
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August Update
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End of Kickstarter + Info Collection
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We understand that there have been times during our Kickstarter campaign that we have been missing in action. No, we weren't chugging rum on a sunny desert island... Read more
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Bumper Stickarrrrs and T Shirts
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Crowdsourced Funding; Crowdsourced Goals!
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Pirate Code: Giving Back
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This place needs some work on the beds, the bedding and the hot tub. Intermittent Internet connectivity was very frustrating
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The first night we were here, there was a SCREAMING baby next door who woke us up every two hours. When we asked the front desk clerk if, in the event the people next door were not checking out that day, we could have another room, she immediately moved us. She found a room that was available right away so we could move before heading out for the day, and upgraded us to a higher priced room since it was ready. The rooms are extremely nice and comfortable.
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Historical Traveler Reviews The Lodge at Santa Fe
Very comfortable hotel at a fair price. Staff was helpful, rooms were nice - newly renovated. Pool area was also nice - very spacious. Good place for a weekend getaway. Would recommend this property if you don't mind the distance from the plaza.
Ok stay at the Radisson
The room we initially were checked into had water damage from the shower, was dripping through the ceiling, so we asked for another room. The second room was on the 2nd floor and was much nicer, very comfortable and had a great view of the mountain range. The pool & hottub were nice. It is located far enough away from the Plaza to have to take a car in to town, or the hotel has a shuttle bus that runs each hour, so the location didn't feel inconvenient at all. We were a bit surprised by the cost of the Sunday buffet. Our breakfast for 2 was $27, and we didn't feel like we had eaten enough food to justify the price! Would have been less expensive to order room service. The dining room has some very nice views towards the mountains, and service was good. It was a comfortable stay, but next time, I'll look for something closer to the Plaza.
Beware renovations
We won a Skyauction auction to this Radisson, and got a good deal. When we got there (which wasn't easy to do, as others have noted), we found out why; it is undergoing pretty major renovations.
The room, though on the small side, was nicely decorated in Santa Fe style. Maid service was bad (they left dirty glasses in the room and provided no cups for the in-room coffee). Also old room service trays sat in the halls for a long time. Windows and carpets were dirty, etc.
We were just glad not to have spent a lot of money there. A better place to stay would have been any of the hotels right around the Plaza, but they are also quite expensive. Santa Fe is a nice place to visit, but don't plan on seeing much on Mondays as we found that museums, etc. are closed that day.
Stay away
This place has nothing to recommend it. It's far away from the heart of Santa Fe--and not easy to find. Our room was run down and the service was poor. The grounds were filled with strings to mark future garden planting. The strings weren't visible and one of the people in our party tripped and fell over one, injuring herself. Medics had to be called, but the motel personnel were hardly responsive. No apologies were given and no amends made. Abominable.
This place was so bad that I resolved afterwards to avoid all Radisson properties.
Decent Hotel, But Don't Believe the Hype
Beware what you read about this hotel from its website or from travel agency web sites. This is an average hotel with some problems and some neat quirks. It is nowhere near the city plaza.
First Issue: Most web sites list this hotel as being near the city's plaza center (which is where anything worth seeing is located). It's not. In fact, it's a good couple of miles away. It's in a really irrelevant location, next to a highway entrance. It is on a hill, so there is a nice view, if your room happens to have a view. But if you want to get downtown, walking is not an option. Rent a car, or take the hotel's shuttle bus.
Second Issue: If your room is on the bottom floor (as mine was) you will hear everything from the room above you. Reminds me of a motel, not a hotel.
Now for the rest of the review: The hotel does a good job of displaying a "Santa Fe" feel - the rooms are decorated in a deep Southwestern theme, although it feels very fake. But good effort, and a neat touch. The maid service is acceptable, and the rooms are clean.
Although the location is not near the plaza, the location is good for some things. Unlike everything in the plaza, it is easy to find. It is also next to a main highway, so you have no trouble leaving the area to go gambling or move on with your trip.
Overall, this is an average hotel. I thought I paid too much, and I was really disappointed by how far away it is from the plaza area. On the other hand, it might be a good compromise - most downtown plaza hotels run well over $150 a night, whereas the Radisson cost me about $90 a night. That's more expensive than staying on the city's outskirts on Cerillos Road, but an acceptable price for being close to (but nowhere within walking distance of) the plaza area.
If you have a car, you might as well save some money and stay on Cerillos Road and drive into the plaza each day. If you have no car, pay up and stay in a plaza hotel right downtown. I guess that means the Radisson makes little sense as an option, but it's not a bad place.
Just a Basic Motel
This is a very difficult hotel to find if you are driving at night and the guide book says it is in downtown Santa Fe. We had to enter some hotel in the city to ask where it was and he gave us a map, after driving about an hour through strange roads, we finally found the hotel, realizing that it was atop a mountain and near a freeway which we had missed. The hotel is a blend of ancient Zuni architecture and Spanish Mission style, inside the service is rather lackluster, considering that it was empty and a 4 star hotel. Not even a "good night" from the immature lady at the desk. The rooms were clean, spacious and with enough room, decorated again by Indian motifs, the drawback is that one has to "drive" around like a visitor at a Motel 6 to find their room instead of centralized parking which is more related to an upscale hotel. They throw you out at around 11 am which is ridiculous considering we had just arrived at 1 am. Great view of the cemetary with white crosses, I think it is a military one. Drawbacks are very expensive for basic service, even mediocre, location is too distant from downtown Santa Fe so if you don't have a car, you are screwed. Just a basic mountain motel in my opinion.
Bad location- too far from the Plaza
The Radisson is a four star hotel with unbeatable service, atmosphere and food. It's one drawback is that it is located a few miles from the plaza between a suburban neighborhood and the highway. There are many hotels that have similar prices and are within walking distance of the plaza. I would strongly recommend that visitors to Sante Fe select a hotel that is more conveniently located.
Newly Rennovated: Building & Staff
This hotel was above all expectatons. When I researched this hotel on www.tripadvisor.com I received a lot of negative feedback from the consumer reviews. Even the reviews on travelocity were less than promising. There was only one good reveiw and that was from a travler who had used Priceline. She mentioned that the hotel was undergoing rennovations at that time. So when I arrived at the Radisson I knew to ask for a newly rennovated room. Good thing for me, all of the rooms were completely rennovated. The downside is that the pool and whirlpool were closed while I was there (December 2003). Considering the high was only in the upper 50s I figured I wouldn't do much swimming anyway. (The pool is outdoor only.) The decor was was great. The bathroom was regal. And the view of the mountains was exceptional. There's even a woman that will perform messages in your room at your request. This hotel exceeded all of my negative vibes... Above all, the customer service here is extremely kind from everyone that I had interactions with. They answered all of my questions and helped me with all of my request with a "can do" attitude as well as a smile.
No problems
My husband & I stayed here also in July 2003. I stayed here because I did a Priceline bid. When I read reader reviews I was worried. But I had no complaints when I got there. The staff was friendly and responded quickly to our needs, check in was quick, and the room was clean and done in a very southwestern motif. They are renovating so I wonder if the former reviewer stayed in an older room. It was quiet too, and our room overlooked the pool!
Does not deserve 3 stars at all
The hotel definitely did NOT deserve a 3 star rating. It was filthy, fixtures were broken, paint was peeling in the bathroom, there were hairs in our sheets. Everything was old and ugly and in dire need of repair or renovation. The hotel corridors smelled like smoke. The room was not ready when we arrived. The restaurant/ breakfast was pitiful: bad quality and small selection of food and expensive. We couldn't eat anywhere else, because the hotel was in the middle of nowhere and we just had missed the shuttle and would have had to wait another hour for the next one.Only the staff was nice and professional and was trying to make the best of this hotel in need of major reparations and investments.Very disappointing stay.
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- 9 cups milk, divided
- 1⁄2 cup smooth peanut butter
- 1 1⁄2 cups powdered chocolate milk mix
- whipped cream (to garnish)
- In a large kettle, combine 1 cup milk and peanut butter.
- Stirring frequently, cook over low heat until smooth.
- Increase heat to medium.
- Slowly stir in remaining 8 cups milk and chocolate mix.
- Stirring occasionally, cook just until mixture simmers.
- Garnish with whipped cream.
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Oh wow! This was soooo good! I'm not sure if I'll drink cocoa any other way from now on. I needed to scale it down and used 1 C. of milk, just shy of 1 T. of PB and 1 packet cocoa mix and skipped the whipped cream. Mmmm...mmm! I'll be make this often. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
What could be better than peanut butter and chocolate, this is such a yummy drink.
I cut this recipe down to 2 servings, for DD and myself and followed the recipe as written, and finished with a dollop of cream.
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Kenya Movie night: "Leo". Promoting Youth Agenda Through Literacy.
As part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of independence of the Republic of Kenya, the Permanent Delegation of Kenya to UNESCO will organize the screening of the film "Leo", Wednesday 11 November, from 12 to 15, room IV. This film tells the story of a young Masai dreaming to become a superhero, theme around which the film crew also organised a literacy campaign to benefit children, especially in South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria. Following the screening of the film, the Delegation of Kenya wishes to lead a discussion - with the participation of UNESCO experts - around the topic: The impact of filmmaking in the promotion of culture and education Leo.
Leo is the story of a young Maasai boy in Nairobi whose wish is to become a superhero and to be able to live his dreams in his own country, Kenya. He soon realises that he is bound to fail at becoming a superhero but discovers that there are other ways of becoming a hero. Leo comes from the Swahili proverb "leo ni leo" meaning today is a day of change.
Leo is Jinna Mutune's first movie after having nearly 10 years of experience in the filmmaking business. She has directed, written and coproduced this film in Kenya, with over a hundred Kenyan actors and members of staff, in order to present a new image of Africa as optimistic and magical.
In October, the team of Leo has launched a literacy campaign during which they intended to collect book donations during planned screenings of the film in the United States (Houston, Atlanta, Chicago), and in France (Paris) in order to redistribute them, with the help of the Global Peace Foundation and DHL, to children in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria.
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- Promote literacy in Africa
- Help the industry of filmmaking in Africa
- Promote youth to build generations of future leaders
The collect campaign has been taking place in November and the distribution campaign is planned for mid-December.
This project comes as a support to UNESCO objectives of working towards peace and literacy, mainly targeting youth, as well as UNESCO's global priority for Africa.
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