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Anaheim Angels:
The Angels remain relatively quiet with the exception of the Jose Guillen deal. They are contenders for many of the big name free agents and those dominos likely won't begin to fall until the winter meetings beginning December 10. Carlos Beltran and Nomar Garciaparra are two free agents that the Angels have in their sights and a trade for Randy Johnson remains a possibility.
Baltimore Orioles:
The O's remain in hot pursuit of Richie Sexson and Troy Glaus. They seem to be focusing on adding a proven bat to their lineup. If they manage to land the bat they are looking for and there are still good pitchers on the market, expect them to make a run for one.
Boston Red Sox:
One of the free agent decisions for the Sox was taken care of quickly. In a move that surprised everyone, Gabe Kapler is changing continents. He has signed with the Yomiuri Giants of Japan. The hot stove is heating up around Boston as the Pedro Martinez saga is starting to wind down. The Sox remain the primary contenders for his services but the Yankees and now the Mets remain in the running.
Chicago White Sox:
The White Sox are one of the four primary candidates to land Randy Johnson this winter. Recent reports have them offering Paul Konerko and more. With most of the other offers involving prospects or players coming off down years, it may be the offer the Diamondbacks have the most interest in. The question remains: will RJ approve a deal to Chicago?
Cleveland Indians:
With Wickman signed as the closer for 2005, the Indians have turned their complete attention to adding a starter. They have made offers to a few of the better names including Brad Radke and Matt Clement. If one of their primary targets can't be landed, they will look to the next level which includes Jon Lieber, Matt Morris, and Russ Ortiz.
Detroit Tigers:
The Tigers are reportedly very interested in some of the top targets including Carl Pavano and Troy Glaus. Pavano is expected to make a trip to the Motor City and recently-signed Troy Percival will help the team court Glaus. In a division that doesn't have any major spenders, the Tigers could rise to the top quickly if they can land their targets.
Kansas City Royals:
As expected, the Royals are one of the quietest teams this winter. They don't have much money to spend and will have to make most of their moves through trades. They started with a solid pick-up in Tankersley and have set their sights on Austin Kearns should the Reds decide to move him.
Minnesota Twins:
The winter of multi-year, overpriced contracts continues. Castro could have been a good acquisition if it was a one-year deal for the same annual price or a little less money for the two years. He is very good defensively but doesn't do much with the bat. Rumors have Brad Radke leaning towards coming back to the Twinkies for next season.
New York Yankees:
The Yankees were hoping to make a Thanksgiving deal for Randy Johnson but questions over Javier Vazquez seemingly prevented that. The Bombers offered Vazquez and cash for Johnson but Vazquez would be able to demand a trade next winter if the deal is made and that has held it up. Aside from Johnson, they are looking to add everything they possibly can from re-signing Jon Lieber to bringing in Carlos Beltran
Oakland Athletics:
In a deal that has been rumored for a week, the A's added a quality top-of-the-order catcher and cash for two relatively interchangeable parts. With Redman gone, Joe Blanton is expected to step into the rotation. A trade involving one of the Big Three is still a possibility.
Seattle Mariners:
All of the hopes of the M's fan base may finally be fulfilled this winter. The M's are deep into negotiations with Carlos Delgado and have gone so far as to ask him if he will bat third in the lineup. Recent reports have them offering a contract to Richie Sexson to play left field. They are also known to be interested in Corey Koskie, Carl Pavano, and possibly Adrian Beltre.
Tampa Bay Devil Rays:
All's quiet down in Tampa at the moment. Early reports had them as possible suitors for some of the better arms on the market including Matt Clement but there hasn't been any speculation since. They said they are open to trading their higher-priced players including Aubrey Huff but Huff is unlikely to go anywhere this winter.
Texas Rangers:
Quiet rumors continue to swirl that the Rangers will move Alfonso Soriano this winter. The Yankees remain a target as they would then likely ship him to Arizona in a potential Randy Johnson deal. They'll also likely land one of the starters in this market, possibly Russ Ortiz. They need all the help they can get in the rotation.
Toronto Blue Jays:
The Jays have reportedly told Matt Clement that he is their top priority this winter. They likely will have trouble matching any offers he will receive so unless he likes Toronto, he shouldn't end up there. They are awaiting a counter-proposal from Carlos Delgado's agent but it is believed that their original offer isn't even in the ballpark.
Arizona Diamondbacks:
Most of the news coming out of Arizona involves Randy Johnson, RJ, and "The Big Unit." The primary suitors are still involved and no new contenders have emerged yet. The only other story-line in the desert involves Richie Sexson. The D-Backs have upped their offer to the first baseman, tying all incentive money to Sexson's injured shoulder.
Atlanta Braves:
Expect the Braves to get involved with Armando Benitez if they officially move John Smoltz back into the rotation. They have been quietly talking to JD Drew about returning and that looks likely. Of their other free agents, Jaret Wright is the most likely one to return.
Chicaco Cubs:
The Cubs have still not found a suitor for Sammy Sosa. They are not necessarily looking to deal him but if the right offer comes along, they will have to take it. They are the major players for all three top shortstops on the market. They have made offers to Edgar Renteria and Orlando Cabrera but could end up re-signing Nomar Garciaparra to a one-year deal.
Cincinnati Reds:
The original rumors coming out of Cincinnati said that Austin Kearns was on the trading block but the wrong outfielder may have been mentioned. One source believes that Ken Griffey Jr. is on the block and the Reds will take about anything to clear some of his contract. This saga may continue into spring training.
Colorado Rockies:
The only reports coming out of Colorado involve trades for Shawn Chacon and Charles Johnson. Some have reported that the Rockies may re-sign Chacon if they can't find a suitor. With the A's acquiring Jason Kendall, they are obviously out of the running for Johnson. With third base vacant since Vinny Castilla left, many in the organization hope that Garrett Atkins can win the job in spring training.
Florida Marlins:
The Marlins recently offered a one-year deal worth about $6 million to Armando Benitez but they were turned down. They were provided with a counter-offer but shot that down. The two sides are not close and the agent for Benitez said that he doesn't see a scenario in which he ends up back in Florida. Expect Guillermo Mota to enter next season as the closer.
Houston Astros:
The rumors involving Carlos Beltran have slowed down recently and that may be good news for the Astros. They have an offer on the table to Beltran and hope to bring him back. They won't have a solution until likely late December or January but it is good news that he is willing to return.
Los Angeles Dodgers:
Now that the Pirates have acquired Arthur Rhodes, many believe he will be part of a package sent to LA for Milton Bradley. The Dodgers are considering moving him to clear room so that they can bring back Steve Finley. They are also looking to find a way to bring back Adrian Beltre and have reportedly offered him a five-year deal worth over $55 million.
Milwaukee Brewers:
It hasn't been made official yet because they were unable to complete the physical during Thanksgiving but it appears to be a forgone conclusion that the Brewers will sign Damian Miller to a three-year deal. They are expected to make a run at Troy Glaus but with the interest Glaus is receiving from other teams they will have trouble landing him.
New York Mets:
With Benson set to come back in 2005, the only piece missing from the rotation is Al Leiter. One report had them close to a deal but not long after that came another saying they had parted ways. The story is still ongoing and Leiter wants to come back to New York but it is looking less likely with every passing day.
Philadelphia Phillies:
The Phillies primary need this winter has to be an outfielder. They have reportedly made an initial offer to Carlos Beltran and are waiting to hear back from his agent, Scott Boras. If they are unable to land Beltran, they will look for a solution through a trade. Randy Winn of the Mariners and possibly Preston Wilson of the Rockies could be targets down the road.
Pittsburgh Pirates:
After months, even years of speculation, the Pirates were finally able to rid themselves of Jason Kendall's contract. He was rumored to be included in the Brian Giles deal two years ago and many other separate deals also involving the Padres. With him off the books they have a little more financial flexibility. Redman will likely fill the third spot in the rotation and Rhodes may be on the move again, possibly to the Dodgers for Milton Bradley.
St. Louis Cardinals:
The Cards are involved with two off-season scenarios: one involving Randy Johnson and the other involving the shortstops on the market. They have put in their offer for Johnson as well as for free agents Edgar Renteria and Orlando Cabrera. They will surely land one of the two shortstops and hope their high-upside offer to the D-Backs is enough to land RJ.
San Diego Padres:
The Padres are quietly making their moves this winter. They are hoping to bring back David Wells for another year but if they can't they'll turn their attention to another starter. They are still a quiet but long-shot contender to land Carlos Beltran. They're also hoping to move the contract of Ryan Klesko and will move Sean Burroughs in the deal.
San Francisco Giants:
The Giants are still hoping to add a big-name player to go along with their own in Barry Bonds and Jason Schmidt. Steve Finley and even Pedro Martinez are possible candidates to land in San Fran. One player that hasn't been talked about much, Magglio Ordonez, could also end up with the Giants.
Washington Nationals:
With a few moves already out of the way, the next move by the Nationals may be trading Endy Chavez. Their outfield is already overstuffed so they might need to make a few deals to clear some room. Brad Wilkerson is drawing interest but they are very unlikely to deal him.


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(1) You must:
(a) Prepare, date, and conspicuously post menus one week or more in advance, containing the meals and snacks to be served;
(b) Provide two weeks or more of meal and snack menu variety before repeating the menu;
(c) Keep six months of past menus on-site for inspection by the department;
(d) Make substitutions of comparable nutrient value and record changes on the menu, when needed;
(e) Provide daily a minimum of one serving of Vitamin C fruit, vegetable, or juice;
(f) Provide three or more times weekly foods high in Vitamin A; and
(g) Maintain at least a three day supply of food and water for emergency purposes based on the number of children in child care.
(2) Meals eaten at the center must contain the following:
(a) Each breakfast meal the child eats at the center must contain:
(i) A fruit or vegetable or one hundred percent fruit or vegetable juice.
(ii) A dairy product (such as milk, cheese, yogurt, or cottage cheese).
(iii) A grain product (such as bread, cereal, rice cake or bagel).
(b) Each lunch and dinner meal the child eats at the center must contain:
(i) A dairy product (such as milk, cottage cheese, yogurt, cheese);
(ii) Meat or meat alternative (such as beef, fish, poultry, legumes, tofu, or beans;
(iii) A grain product (such as bread, cereal, bagel, or rice cake);
(iv) Fruits or vegetables (two fruits or two vegetables or one fruit and one vegetable to equal the total portion size required). When juice is served in place of a fruit or vegetable it must be one hundred percent fruit or vegetable juice.
(3) When meals are not provided by the center you must:
(a) Notify parents in writing that meals they provide for their children must meet the daily nutritional requirements;
(b) Provide adequate refrigeration for keeping potentially hazardous foods (such as meats of any type, cooked potato, cooked legumes, cooked rice, sprouts, cut melons or cantaloupes, milk, cheese);
(c) Refrigerate foods requiring refrigeration at 45 degrees Fahrenheit or less and keep frozen foods at 10 degrees Fahrenheit or less until they are cooked or consumed.
(4) Each snack the child eats at the center must include at least two of the following four components:
(a) A milk product (such as milk, cottage cheese, yogurt, cheese);
(b) A meat or meat alternative (such as meat, legumes, beans, egg);
(c) A grain product (such as cereal, bagel, rice cake or bread); and
(d) Fruit or vegetable.
(5) Each snack or meal must include a liquid to drink. The drink could be water or one of the required components such as milk, fruit or vegetable juice.
(6) You may allow parents to bring in snacks for all the children that may not meet the nutritional requirements on special occasions such as birthdays. The snacks provided by parents must be limited to store purchased:
(a) Uncut fruits and vegetables; and
(b) Foods prepackaged in original manufacturer's containers.
(7) If a child has a food allergy or special menu requirements due to a health condition, you must:
(a) Receive written directions from the child's health care provider and parent to provide nutritional supplements (such as iron), a medically modified diet (such as a diabetic or an allergy diet). For allergy diets, the parent and child's health care provider must identify the foods the child is allergic to;
(b) Post each child's food allergies in locations where food is prepared and served;
(c) Include the allergies on the individual health care plan;
(d) Specify an alternative food with comparable nutritive value; and
(e) Notify staff of the allergies and reactions.
: You can require parents to supply food for supplements and special diets.
[WSR 06-15-075, recodified as § 170-295-3160, filed 7/13/06, effective 7/13/06. Statutory Authority: Chapters
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Not long ago, the tightest connection between the Pixies and Surfer Blood was the West Palm Beach band's spot-on cover of "Gigantic."
Now, apparently that little overture and some joint dates in Canada earlier this year were well-received. The Pixies just announced a lengthy "Lost Cities" U.S. tour and have decided to bring their admirers along for the first 13 dates.
The premise of this Pixies outing is to play in "cities we've never visited across the US of A" and to play landmark album Doolittle in its entirety.
Unfortunately, that does not include anything in South Florida yet, based upon the initial route outlined on the Pixies' site. (We can guarantee the Pixies have never played in Margate.) The last six dates of the tour feature Imaginary Cities as support.
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28 - Asbury Park Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ (with Surfer Blood)
29 - Palace Theatre, Waterbury, CT (with Surfer Blood)
30 - Hampton Beach Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH (with Surfer Blood)
1 - State Theatre, Portland, ME (with Surfer Blood)
2 - The Armory, Rochester, NY (with Surfer Blood)
3 - State Theatre Center for the Arts, Easton, PA (with Surfer Blood)
5 - Paramount Theatre, Huntington, NY (with Surfer Blood)
6 - Grand Opera House, Wilmington, DE (with Surfer Blood)
8 - War Memorial Auditorium, Greensboro, NC (with Surfer Blood)
9 - Louisville Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY (with Surfer Blood)
10 - Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN (with Surfer Blood)
11 - North Charleston Performing Arts Center, North Charleston, SC (with Surfer Blood)
14 - Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, TN (with Imaginary Cities)
15 - Bricktown Events Center, Oklahoma, OK (with Imaginary Cities)
16 - Santa Fe Center, Sante Fe, NM (with Imaginary Cities)
18 - Fox Theatre, Bakersfield, CA (with Imaginary Cities)
20 - The Uptown Theatre, Napa, CA (with Imaginary Cities)
21 - Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA (with Imaginary Cities)
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If it gets worse than Saturday afternoon's Big Sky Conference loss to UC Davis, University of Northern Colorado head football coach Earnest Collins Jr. would prefer to not know.
Collins, in a more subdued fashion than normal, explained the Bears' 34-18 loss at Nottingham Field as another lesson in a long list of 'em the Bears have experienced this season.
To be more precise, the Bears have suffered seven straight lessons the hard way without a victory since early September when they opened up with a victory over NAIA member Langston University.
The current losing streak is even different than their 11-game stretch in Collins' first season (2010) as the head coach.
"This is different," Collins said, "that was year one. Taking over a program that had been down."
In his third season as the head coach, Collins conceded that the program should be further along.
"We were able to put our finger on it to a certain extent last season in a similar situation, but we haven't been able to put our finger on what are we missing.
"There's something as a staff that we're missing with our kids," Collins continued. "We're going to keep working as the kids just said. We're going to keep working ... this bye week and the next four games. We're going to do some hard re-evaluation of what we do and how we do it. Are we doing what's best for our kids to put them in the best situations to accomplish what we're trying to accomplish?"
Last season, the Bears rallied in the final month to finish 5-6 and Collins has expressed he didn't want to be facing the same scenario this season.
Now, he has no choice.
Collins, a former All-North Central Conference (Division II) defensive back for the Bears, isn't used to losing.
He played and was an assistant coach for UNC when victories came naturally. He also was an assistant coach at Northwest Missouri State when the Bearcats won Division II national titles in 1998 and 1999, twice beating UNC teams in the postseason.
From 2000-2003 Collins again was an assistant coach for the Bears, helping the team reach the Division II semifinals with the eight-best defense in the nation.
As the special teams and cornerbacks coach at the University of Kansas, the Jayhawks advanced to a pair of Division I FBS bowl games.
Before heading back to UNC for the third time — now as the head coach — he helped revitalize an Alcorn State program that was used to losing. In fact, Alcorn State was the 30th best FCS offense in the nation, averaging nearly 30 points per game.
With a bye week and four games left, the Bears can finish no better than 5-6 overall and 4-4 in conference play.
Collins later conceded this the Bears are lagging behind where he envisioned they would be, seven weeks into his third season as the head coach.
"We should be further (along than what we are)," Collins conceded. "I'm the first to admit that.
"I'm not eluding that piece of information as far as where we should be in our program in year three. We should be much farther right now than we are. I'm talking about putting a finger on it to find out 'What is it?'"
Collins and the Bears will welcome a bye week, but then return to take on conference-leader Montana State in two weeks.
"I was thinking about it this week and I'll continue to think about it ... It's not like I'm pissed off at the kids and I'll go berserk on them and go irate," Collins added. "It's one of things like in life, it's a lesson to be learned. If we all knew the lessons to be learned in life before we learn them, we'd never learn them. We would divert them, go other ways.
"They say when it gets the worst, it's almost over. I'm going to keep that thought for however long it may be. Hopefully in a few years from now we can look back and be 'Whew, glad that is over.'"


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From Kosice, we took Route 50 until we reached a major cross-road. Here we turned right and travelled along Route 79 to the Hungarian Border.
This route was quite quiet. It was scenic as this was farmland and small Slovakian villages. We did pass by a few bigger towns with quite large Churches.
I could say "the hills were alive with blossom," as that is how it was, covered in trees flowering with white blossom, even the roadsides were lined with trees. I enjoyed our drive to the border.
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Of all the places I saw, this Flower Market seemed to be a living tribute to the life and times my grandparents experienced before they left Slovakia.
Off Hradbová ulica at Dominikanské námestie, in the square near the Dominican Church you'll find flower sellers. Every morning the square hosts a flower market where nice, old ladies in traditional costumes sell their wares. It was like walking into a medieval market, and for some reason it "spoke" to me.
This was the place we stopped to buy flowers. There were many varieties--not of course as many as I'd find at home, but different and pretty. We walked along the stalls and my relatives suggested white Chrysanthemums, appropriate, they told me, to take to the loved one's grave.
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Kosice's Orthodox synagogue (Ortodoxna synagoga) was constructed between 1926 and 1927 after designs of the Christian architect Ludovit Oelschlager. It has a capacity of 800 seats and is also home to a school.
At the front of the synagogue a Holocaust memorial plate can be found. It commemorates the 12.000 Jews of Kosice who were taken to concentration camps in WWII.
The Orthodox synagogue is located at Puskinova Street, just outside the southeastern end of Kosices historic city centre.
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When wandering around Kosice I found by chance a Soviet War Memorial, which pays tribute to the fallen Soviet soldiers during WWII.
Although Slovakia hasn't belonged to the East-bloc countries since the early 1990's when it was part of Czechoslovakia, you can still find hammer and sickle symbols at the Soveit War Memorial. Surprisingly enough the memorial was very clean and not damaged by vandals.
When leaving Kosice's historic city centre to the south via Hlavna Street, the the Soviet War Memorial is situated on the left side of the first big traffic intersection.
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A steam engine still works more then 130 years
The railway is situated in the beautiful mountain valley in the northern part of Kosice.
The steam engine was made in 1883 and it is called Katka.
The aduld ticket costs 1 USD !
It goes from 1st May until 10th Sept. in a summer season during weekends.
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An Underground Tunnel....
Again, another 'off the beaten path' in Kosice itself.
There's an underground tunnel underneath the capital ! The entrance is at the south of St. Michael Chapel. This tunnel was discovered during a building work in 1996.
Guided Tours of the claustrophobic tunnels take you past the buried remains of Kosice's medieval fortifications, including the moats, south gate, cathedral foundations & city walls.
Please ask at the Tourist office.
Unfortunately, the tunnels were closed for renovations on the day I was there.
The photo of the left shows only the part of it, taken from above the ground...
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There are many torture equipments on dispayed at the Miklus Prison. An example on the left.
There are 4 holes....the hands will be put in the 2 small holes...while the feet are put in the 2 big holes....any other ideas ?
We can make this equipment ourself !
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Miklus Prison
I might say that Miklus Prison is the best 'off the beaten path' in Kosice itself.
If you have the time, have a visit to Miklus Prison. Where there's a display of medieval torture equipments in chambers & cells.
Learn from the past. Maybe these equipments can be made & put in your living room for our modern day living !
The photo shows the entrance to a chamber. I want to have a room which look like this. I found it in Szczawnica, Poland ! But it's a restaurant.
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Beggar's House
When walking the Hlavna (Main) Street watch for the most beautiful house of the Kosice city center. Most probably you won't find it in tour guides but for sure it is worth seeing.
There is a legend that the person who built it was a beggar. But people of Kosice were so generour that from the money he begged he was able to build his own place. To express his gratitude, on the top of the building there is his statue bowing and thanking to all generous people.
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Don't loose the Tatra mountains. Lots of woods, lonely paths in the shade, waters, wild animals; someone even talk about European bears in the area. Good for skiing in winter.
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i feel the same. for the first week after finding out i was just feeling more positive and more worried about my husband's reaction but then i saw some things on this board about the scary things you mentioned and i started worrying. my sisters told me i would become obsessed with being pregnant and i feel like it's heading that way! it's true that it is out of your hands. i think i'm going to have to try and preoccupy myself with christmas or something...
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I had a missed miscarriage my first go around which unfortunately has made my anxiety this time about ten times worse. I'm doing a piss poor job of remaining positive so my coping mechanism has been almost the opposite - to not feel too attached. I keep praying God will allow the baby to stay with me, but if it's not meant to be, than I have to trust that there's a reason for that too. No amount of tests, information or ultrasounds will change what is going to happen. It is reassuring to know that the odds are all in our favor. Also, when you go through a misscarriage, people start to really open up and tell you about their experiences. Many times, you wouldn't even know because they go on to have very healthy babies. Everything usually works out in the end!
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Just stay positive - what helps me is to think that stressing could cause a problem! I keep saying ot myself, if it's meant to be it will be...if not...then we'll try again soon!
I'm typically an overly optimistic person to begin with..
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Wendie Bass on May 16, 2015
They were great aisle décor for the wedding.
Jennifer Winn on Apr 23, 2015
Just what I wanted for a pretty accent for my son's first birthday. Thanks!
cindybelt1010 on Jan 27, 2015
Thank you, I was satisfied with the wands. I am going to add pink ribbon to them for color, but your wands were a great start for me to have something to embellish quickly.
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I am a doting mother to 3 wonderful kids. I love to use my imagination and create!
I enjoy creating Custom Novelty Designs that can brighten up someone's day. I have been creating for well over 5 years now and love every moment of it. I am truly blessed. My goal was to earn enough money to be able to pay for the deductible on my sons upcoming heart surgery next year. That was the main "dream" behind PickledParlor. I never dreamed in a million years it would become as nationally recognized as it is, but I am very thankful.
All items in my shop are hand crafted and are my own original designs. You will see many similar items in other shops because others love my work so much they try to recreate my items as their own. It makes me smile every time I see it, because I love to see how much others love my ideas! It makes me strive to work harder to be that much more creative and original.
I am truly blessed to have the honor of my pinwheels being featured in many places, just to name a few, Womans Day 4th of July Issue 2013 HARD COPY MAGAZINE, MSN "GLO online magazine, HGTV'S BLOG, and Martha Stewart Weddings.
Many high profile celebrities have purchased my items for their events, as recent as 1 large NON PROFIT celebrity event in NYC that 300 of my pinwheels were featured at. It was a huge honor! I have shipped to many countries, and just about every state in the USA. I work with several wedding planners in the USA, Hawaii, Canada, England and all over the country.
I will be updating my "story" just as soon as I get all of my events caught up and finished unpacking from relocating cross country. Thank you so much for taking the time to visit my shop and read my brief "in progress" bio.
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Thank you for viewing my store. I hope you enjoy my items.
Have a great day and God Bless!
Accepted payment methods
International items will ship Express with INSURANCE AND TRACKING via the USPS unless otherwise noted in the listing.
Please do not hesitate to contact me with ANY questions you may have.
All custom orders shipping will be billed when the items completed to ensure EXACT shipping rates.
Refunds and Exchanges
If the order has been created, packaged for shipment and is ready for shipping and client refuses to pay actual shipping fees as agreed in original listing 1/2 of the funds will be refunded.
This fee does not apply to custom orders which have not been created and/or extraordinary circumstances that require cancelation of order. I understand things sometime happen out of our control and sometimes we may need to cancel our order. I am more than willing to work with you if you are upfront and honest.
Some large custom orders require a non refundable deposit to order supplies, any deposit will be clearly laid out in the original listing and will be non refundable once supplies have been purchased.
No refunds/exchanges will be given unless I have grossly misrepresented my item. Please view all images and message me with any questions prior to purchase.
I want all of my customers to be satisfied with their purchase, so please contact me if any issues arrive during shipping so I can handle them on a case by case instance.
Thank you and God Bless.
Additional policies and FAQs
All pinwheels are created using only the highest quality cardstock on the market. I only use designer thick 80 wt, or 110 wt, double sided card stock. I do not use light weight scrapbook papers in any of my pinwheels unless noted in the item description.
To my knowledge all craft paint I use in my items is lead free. Any glue is acid free.
As a general rule: Please make sure your child is supervised with my product.
Please feel free to contact me for larger quantities or custom color schemes or sizes.


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Cascaded Rectangular Cavity Filter
Application ID: 12018
A cascaded cavity filter provides much better bandpass filter performance compared to a single cavity. Out-of-band rejection improves dramatically using a cascaded design.
This model uses three rectangular cavity filters coupled via slots. The calculated S-parameters show excellent out-of-band rejection.
Questo modello è stato realizzato con:RF Module
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Visitors of all ages can find enjoyable activities at both Oakland and Magnolia plantations. Activities include cell phone tours, the Junior Ranger program, collecting Civil War trading cards, and pecan picking in the fall. Picnic tables are available at both plantations.
Grounds are open daily from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
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Teams of architects and engineers design giant sculptures made of nonperishable foods. Structures are displayed and food items are donated to the Food Bank.
Don't miss it!Monday, November 7, 2016   to Friday, November 18, 2016
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We're excited to welcome Executive Chef Blobaum of Legacy Ventures (STATS, Max's Coal Oven Pizzeria, Der Biergarten; Twin Smokers BBQ) to Simple Abundance! Autumn is here! What an amazing time of year. As the leaves turn, nature explodes into all the beautiful colors of fall and everyone can't wait to taste all the delectable flavors of the season. This class goes out to all the pumpkin and squash lovers. Chef Blobaum is here to satisfy all your pumpkin and squash cravings with a variety you just have to taste for yourself.
Relative new comer and Inman Park hot spot Beetlecat is definitely making its mark on Atlanta's culinary scene, specifically with seafood. Chef Andrew Isabella, who grew up fishing with his family in Florida, is the right person at the helm. The restaurant features a variety of delectables from oysters, clams, and octopus to conch and more with influences from New England, Vietnam, and Korea to the Mediterranean. If you love seafood, this is the class for you! Complete class menu coming soon. Evening includes wine tastings and a chance to win tasty door prizes.
Lucky 13th Lend Me An Ear! It's time again for a fabulous evening of live old-time radio re-creations, complete with on-stage sound effects and music, presented by more than 30 Atlanta artists from The Atlanta Union Radio Players.
Teams of architects and engineers design giant sculptures made of nonperishable foods. Structures are displayed and food items are donated to the Food Bank.
This exclusive event will bring together three Atlanta hospitality legends: Chef Ford Fry of Ford Fry Restaurants, Chef Kevin Gillespie of Red Beard Restaurants and Chef Linton Hopkins of Resurgens Hospitality Group. These titans of distinction will be honored by a roast of the crispiest kind. Following a cocktail reception is a three-course dinner, prepared by distinguished chefs from our honorees award winning restaurants, with each adding their special flair and elegance to the evening.
Save the date and join us to celebrate the 11th Annual Chili for the Children charity chili cook-off! Your donation will support the School Mobile Pantry program of the Atlanta Community Food Bank and family literacy initiatives of the Literacy for All Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta.
The joint effort by these two organizations means that your donation will address hunger so that learning can begin.
Les Dames d'Escoffier International (LDEI) is a worldwide society of women dedicated to creating a culture in the community that fosters excellence and promotes the achievement of women in culinary professions through educational and charitable activities. Atlanta Dames include chefs, restaurateurs, caterers, retailers, event planners, cookbook authors, food journalists and historians, winemakers and wine industry professionals, food publicists, culinary educators and hospitality executives. LDEI has been a long-time friend of the Food Bank.
Join Cook's Warehouse Founder, Mary Moore and Sommelier Don Hackett for their annual December food and wine class! They always deliver a fun and educational evening in the kitchen, and this year's class is no exception. This go 'round they'll be demonstrating how to make a few of their favorite dishes: Pear Comte Purses, Citrus Caesar salad, Fresh Pasta with Boar Ragu & Italian Brussels Sprouts Gratin and Panna Cotta with seasonal fruit compote for dessert.
Find ways to support ACFB through on-going giving and food collection campaigns with local Atlanta organizations.
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Throughout the year, ACFB benefits from a variety of events that raise food, funds or both. Some have been traditions for more than 20 years and others are brand new. Check out our listing of Annual Food & Fund Events!
Ongoing & Annual Events
Georgia's largest food drive runs June – October and delivers hundreds of thousands of dollars and pounds of food for the hungry.
This annual black-tie party supports the Atlanta Apartment Association's annual Food-A-Thon. Evening includes live music, dancing, auction, great food and more!
Teams of architects and engineers design giant sculptures made of nonperishable foods. Structures are displayed and food items are donated to the Food Bank.
Take a swing against hunger at the Doctors' annual summer tournament. Scramble format includes contests for Hole in One and Longest Drive. Entry fees benefit ACFB.
Players enjoy a day on the links at one of the longest running charity tournaments dedicated to raising funds for local hunger-relief efforts.
The Georgia Society of CPAs, Georgia's top accounting firms and Industry accounting departments are using their one voice to create a friendly food and fund drive competition among Georgia accounting professionals to support the eight regional Georgia Food Banks that comprise the Georgia Food Bank Association.
Registration begins June 8, 2015.
The Office of the Attorney General, State Bar of Georgia Young Lawyers Division and Georgia Food Bank Association come together each spring for a friendly food and fund drive competition.
September is Hunger Action Month! Whether it's volunteering, hosting a food drive or spreading the word of what the Food Bank does, we want you to help us. Join us and 200 Feeding America food banks across the nation to take action against the issue of hunger.
Every March, thousands of walkers and runners come together at Turner Field for this 5K event to raise awareness and funds for hunger relief. Benefits ACFB and five local hunger relief organizations. Register today!
The Kaiser Permanente Corporate Run/Walk & Fitness Program (KPCRW) is the largest workplace-organized health and wellness program in Atlanta starting with Get Active Atlanta!, a free 8-week training program and culminating in a 5K run/walk through downtown Atlanta. Since 2008, KPCRW company teams have donated more than 14,250 lbs. of food to the ACFB as part of the KP Corporate Can Contest.
Each May, the U.S. Postal Service and the National Association of Letter Carriers join together to "Stamp Out Hunger" and deliver millions of pounds of food to more than 200 Feeding America food banks.
Inspired by scripture from the prophet Isaiah, "to share your food with the hungry", Atlanta's Jewish Community holds their metro-wide food drive each year during the High Holy Days.
Outnumber Hunger is an initiative that makes it easy for people to join in the fight against hunger in their own communities. Specially marked food packages direct consumers to enter codes online at www.OutnumberHunger.com to help Feeding America secure meals for the Atlanta Community Food Bank. For every code entered by March 1, 2014, Outnumber Hunger will donate $0.65 – enough to secure five meals on behalf of local food banks.
Each spring, Publix Super Markets customers can donate at the register to provide food for hungry families. As a token of appreciation, customers making a donation will receive a special Food for Sharing reusable bag.
Having the right school supplies can mean the difference between a passing or a failing grade. That's why Publix Super Markets will offer the Tools for Back to School campaign July 28 through August 18. Customers and associates are encouraged to donate $5, $7 or $10 which will be used to purchase much-needed school supplies for local teachers, students and non-profit organizations assisting underserved children.
Join us as Atlanta's most fashionable come together to fight hunger in honor of Hunger Action Month. Enjoy food, fun & fashion and support a great cause! Presented by Bloomingdale's.
Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation Atlanta is an elegant black tie optional evening of gourmet food and wine featuring chefs from 50 of Atlanta's top restaurants, live entertainment and live, silent and wine auctions. 100% of the net proceeds benefits the Atlanta Community Food Bank, Genesis, A New Life and Share Our Strength's Cooking Matters Georgia.
Lucky 13th Lend Me An Ear! It's time again for a fabulous evening of live old-time radio re-creations, complete with on-stage sound effects and music, presented by more than 30 Atlanta artists from The Atlanta Union Radio Players.
Join with Georgia Meeting Professionals International (GaMPI) as they celebrate community for a great cause at The Gathering, GaMPI's signature charity benefit for Atlanta's Table, ACFB's prepared and perishable food rescue project.
Enjoy an afternoon outside Twain's in Decatur with a five-course, five-beer pairing dinner, $50 per person. Participating restaurants include Twain's, Pinewood Tippling Room, Leon's, Pine Street Market, and Steinbecks. Beer offerings from Twain's, Three Taverns, Wild Heaven, Blue Tarp, and Ale Yeah! Music provided by the Ralph Roddenberry Duo for the afternoon. Come back for more music at 9 pm ($5 cover) for Hair of the Dog and Rolling Nowhere.


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John and Nancy met in 1956 as first graders in Miss Potter's class at Seventh Avenue Elementary School in Haddon Heights.
"Nancy held my hand as I joined her reading group, because I was really shy," John remembers.
They saw each other nearly every school day until high school graduation. In sixth grade, they won a silver dollar in a local ballroom dancing competition. Senior year, they were chemistry lab partners.
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Review: 'Nurse Jackie' - 'Game On': Don't rain on my parade
What did everybody think of the season 3 premiere?
I offered up some very brief thoughts on the new season of "Nurse Jackie" in this morning's column. The show is what it is, and that's just good enough for me to watch from time to time but not good enough for me to make it appointing viewing and blogging. No point in making the same complaints over and over again. So I'll likely do what I did last year and just let the season play out and then check back in after the finale.
But for those of you who watched the season 3 premiere, what did you think?