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About Steve P.
Steve began his musical journey on the piano as a child, later moving on to explore
clarinet and trumpet in band before discovering the French horn in high school.
Though he earned his bachelor of music in horn performance at CSU, Sacramento, he never gave
up the piano, teaching students and accompanying choirs throughout college, and
earning scholarships for both instruments.
Steve has played for a number of musical groups, from orchestras, chamber
groups and community bands to being a pit musician in musical theater and
opera. This year, he will be joining the William Jessup University Wind
Ensemble and playing horn in that group. For the last several years, Steve has
directed the orchestra at his church, and has also arranged hymns and worship music
for church orchestras and smaller ensembles.
Besides teaching piano and horn, Steve's musical interests include music theory, arranging, composition, piano ensemble playing and ethnomusicology.
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general music teacher. I have also taught English and Spanish classes. My private
piano and horn students have enjoyed playing from a wide variety of musical
styles from classical to modern.
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I choose from a variety of publications, depending on the nature of the student. I strive to have my students become well rounded by learning a variety of music literature and learning theory, scales, chord progressions, and integrate sight-reading as a regular component of lessons.
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Bonfire Dos and Don'ts
Firework Dos and Don'ts
You might also like to watch the animated safety tips over on the Fireman Sam Youtube Channel. The first one is below but there are many more to discover.
Fabulous post! Both my boys made me read it out them and has to be true as Fireman Sam said so! Lucinda
ReplyDeleteFireman Sam was on breakfast television aswell with this advice, brilliant to see a well loved character getting the message across. I heard on our local radio of an 11 year old suffering really bad burns to his face and hands after playing with fireworks just a few days ago it really is scary!
ReplyDeleteThis was fabulous for sharing with my daughter before Bonfire Night as she is a huge Fireman Sam fan, and I am paranoid about keeping her safe at this time of year. I know how dangerous fireworks can be, as my best friend had horrific burns following an awful accident. A fantastic, child friendly post.

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Hello, my name is Killian. As you can see I am a good looking brown tabby. My world, along with my companions, got turned upside down. We where not sure what happened and it made us nervous to have to move so suddenly. We have since settled down into our foster home and are back to being the friendly, loving cats we have always been. We would love to be placed together as we have been together for quite a while. Do you have room in your house and heart to share with us?
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Yaakup, Ahris and Johar, Foziah and Abu Bakar, Siti Zalina and Sulaiman, Susilawati and Baharuddin, Mohd. Nizam (2005) Integrated land use assessment: the case of Klang Valley Region, Malaysia. In: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown.
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The dynamic nature of planning and monitoring of development in Klang Valley, the fastest growing region in Peninsular Malaysia, apparently requires a 'tool' for continuous evaluation and analysis of current environment as well as the capacity for future development. As such, the concept of Integrated Land use Assessment (ILA) was introduced through the "Application of GIS for Klang Valley Region†(AGISwlk) project. The ILA model developed is implemented through incorporation with the use of What if?, a scenario-based, policy-oriented planning support system. A user interface is also developed to ease the access and preparation of data from the AGISwlk database to run the ILA model and generate alternative scenarios.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
You don't know Jack
Jack is most comfortable in a resort environment, but he can be urban too, and dare we say it, a bit boho (Pompeii Sandals, $148).
Jack is there for you even when you haven't had a pedicure and your feet are winter white (Rogers Slim Flat, $198).
Jack can even make you a wee bit taller (Navajo Sardinia Midwedge, $122).
Or if you prefer, he'll lift you sky-high (Hamptons Navajo Hi Wedge, $148).
Jack has a softer side and will even bring you flowers (Fiori Pink Jelly, $98).
But Jack isn't afraid to unleash the call of the wild (Belle Python Flats, $198; Navajo Jaguar, $98).
Jack gets out of the box (Navajo Cabana Multi, $96).
Though your relationship with Jack is mostly casual, he also dresses up and goes to cocktail parties if you ask him nicely (Navajo Dressy, $120).
Jack even likes kids...awww! (Miss Navajo, $72).
Sometimes Jack can be a bit TOO risky and goes astray from his conservative roots (Marbella, $168)...but since you're so good 99% of the time, we're willing to overlook this slight transgression.
Happy spring and welcome back, Jack! Which Jack Rogers style is your favorite???
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- Emily Kathleen said...
Love this post! Besides the old standbys I'm loving the flats and the Navajo Hi Wedge. I'm totally with you on that last wedge though...not a fan!
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- Chelsea Gwynne said...
My favorite will be those that I find packed away with my "summer" things, and I hope the front of the sandals having rolled upwards from wearing them too close to the ocean.
Did you see that Target Merona brand has a near exact replica for $20?
Also - have you ever worn that other brand - I can't remember the name, that says THEY are the original shoe like this (gosh I wish I could remember!) - April 20, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- Pemberley said...
I like them all. Yes the last one is a little too Vegas for me. I think I'm ready for a new pair. Say hello to my little friend - Amex!
- April 20, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- traci zeller designs said...
I'm all about my silver mid-wedge Jacks!
Chelsea - I think you are talking about Stephen Bonanno. I have a friend who swears they are more comfortable. I'm tempted to try, but so far I've stayed loyal!
MoS - thanks so much for finding my blog and commenting ... especially because now I've found your fabulous blog! - April 20, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- bailey said...
Love Jack Rogers! Their website has a lot of new products. I'm obsessed with their ballet flats. I can now wear Jack Rogers year round. check out their website www.jackrogersusa.com
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Bear-chucks (3.5e Equipment)
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Fine | * | 1 | * | 1 | |||||||
Diminutive | * | 1d2 | * | 1 | |||||||
Tiny | * | 1d3 | * | 1 | |||||||
Small | 10 gp | 1d4 | 1 lb. | 1 | |||||||
Medium | 10 gp | 1d6 | 2 lb. | 2 | |||||||
Large | 20 gp | 1d8 | 4 lb. | 4 | |||||||
Huge | * | 2d6 | * | 8 | |||||||
Gargantuan | * | 3d6 | * | 16 | |||||||
Colossal | * | 4d6 | * | 32 | |||||||
This is a pair of harnesses connected by a chain, meant for holding a bear in each harness.
A monk proficient with this weapon may consider it to be a special monk weapon.
A set of bear-chucks, properly sized for the wielder, will hold two bears that are each two size categories smaller than the wielder. Such bears may not exist for all size categories. Despite having two ends, this is not a double weapon, as it is wielded similarly to the manner of nunchaku. In addition to the normal damage of the weapon, the weapon deals damage equal to that of a natural attack of one of the bears, including any damage from a strength bonus that the bear has. Any special attacks or special qualities of the bear's that relate to this attack do not apply, but effects on the bear that are not inherently part of the bear (such as magic items or spells, but not feats) do apply. The wielder decides which bear performs the attacks, but does not decide which natural weapon is used. Each bear may only attack like this as many times per round as they could attack with a full attack action, and each individual natural weapon is similarly limited by how many attacks of its kind the bear could make. For example, a brown bear used to attack three times in one round would bite once and claw twice, and would be unable to perform any more attacks until the next round (but could be used as part of the weapon normally, there simply would be no extra damage from the bear attacking).
The bears will only deal this extra damage if the Handle Animal skill was employed to teach both bears the trick "be a bear-chuck" and if they are loyal to the wielder. Five ranks in Bear Lore gives a +2 synergy bonus on this Handle Animal check. In addition, the wielder receives a -4 penalty on attack rolls with the weapon if one of the bears is not properly trained, and a -8 penalty if neither is properly trained.
When bear-chucks are sundered, the attacker may choose either one of the bears or the chain between them to attack.
This weapon deals nonlethal damage if no bears are strapped in, and a -8 penalty is taken on attack rolls with the weapon if only one bear is strapped in. This is cumulative with any penalties from untrained bears.
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Tuesday Trivia is a weekly post offering interesting trivia questions. Leave a comment if you know the answer or if you'd like to take a guess. The answer will be posted tomorrow.
What European city's motto is Fluctuat nec mergitur, Latin for "though rocked by the waves, she does not sink?"
I'll take "What is Paris?" for $500, Miss Becky.
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Take two on today's Early Morning Light Series # 9
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I decided I liked the deeper skin tone on this portrait over the previous self portrait. I stopped down more on this shot and I can see the difference..Even the Angel's trumpets flowers are sharper. This is more the color of my hair also. I hope I have not bored you with my early morning light series...If I have, forgive me:) But we learn by doing and by comparing the differences.. I deleted the previous experiment for # 9. Thank you for your response on it but I have to go by what I think is best for the series.
Focal length 70mm
F-Number F/ 10
Exposure time 1/200 sec.
ISO Speed 200
Exposure program Manual
Flash on camera
Tripod ..10 sec. self-timer
Overcast lighting
Date September, 16, 2011
In the Early Morning Light Series photo essay.
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Richard Knight gave props (17 Sep 2011):
The series has definitely reached "full flower"! Oustanding work, Andrea.
Ann Reece gave props (17 Sep 2011):
I like the deeper skin tones and how the Angel's trumpets are sharper. We do learn by experimenting and I have not been bored at all by your series, in fact, I look forward to what you will do next : )
eithne mythen gave props (17 Sep 2011):
This is beautiful, I love how you are always experimenting, you put so much into every shot and your photography has improved so much since I have known you. I love your dedication, i have not got the patience i am still just pointing, clicking and hoping for the best :)
Susan Littlefield gave props (17 Sep 2011):
I have loved the series! You've done some amazing work with the light, and it's been a joy to see all of your beautiful flowers!!
Donald Garrett gave props (17 Sep 2011):
Almost missed this one, due to being gone. I really like the subtlety of this one.
Heather Mellon gave props (18 Sep 2011):
The deeper tone sets off the detail so beautifully, and the foliage in behind, also. The blossoms are lovely!
Deborah Downes gave props (22 Sep 2011):
I agree with your take on this. Not the least bit bored by this series. In fact love it.
Joerg Schlagheck gave props (24 Sep 2011):
This is my favorite of the series!
Regenia Brabham gave props (25 Sep 2011):
There has been nothing boring about this wonderful series. I have truly enjoyed it.
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
This post continues my series on all the surprising things I've
learned in my quest to maintain a 100-pound weight loss. Today I want to take
on something I have struggled with my entire life and that is my relationship
with food. If you are overweight, you know what I mean. I'm talking about all
those nutty things that go on in your head, making you feel powerless around
the foods that keep you fat. And, like I did, you might harbor the conviction
that once you straighten out your relationship with food, you will suddenly and
magically find all of the excess weight melting away. Your new food sanity will
bring you to a rarified state where maintaining a healthy weight will be easy,
effortless even. What I've learned in the last five years about this belief is
Unexpected Nugget #4: My relationship with food is not the
How can I possibly say this? Wasn't I the master of the
midnight pasta binge? An ice cream extremist? The girl who could never eat just
one cookie when the whole box beckoned? Isn't that proof positive that my relationship
with food was all screwed up? That I was all screwed up? After all, those
things cannot possibly be called normal behavior.
Well, that's one way to look at it. Here's another. Maybe my
brain was perfectly sane. Except that I was addicted. To sugar. What if I did
not have a dark, twisted relationship with food at all, but instead had a
physical addiction to sugar – and its kissing cousin, high-fructose corn syrup –
that drove me to crave sweets? Or other foods, like pasta, that turn into sugar
when you digest them?
The idea that it's all in our plump little heads, that our
relationship with food is profoundly messed up, keeps the blame for obesity on
the overweight person and off of a food industry that makes fat profits by designing
products full of sugar that we are unable to resist because we have become
addicted to them. When someone points out this fact and takes aim at the
problem, like Michael Bloomberg and his ban on oversized servings of sweetened
soft drinks, that person is mocked and condemned as an agent of the ever-growing
Nanny State, trying to take away our Big Gulp freedom. The irony of all of this
is beyond comprehension, because once sugar gets its crystalline claws into you,
you are anything but free.
So, here's the deal. My relationship with food is and has
always been just fine, thank you. What messed me up was my love affair with
sugar, which is why sugar and I are no longer a couple. As any ex-addict will
tell you, once you get liberated from your drug, it's best to keep it as far
away as possible, though that's easier done with things like nicotine or
cocaine, since you don't need those substances to survive and it's unlikely
anyone will insist you have just one little Christmas Cigarette or Holiday Hit.
My estrangement from sugar is a bit trickier. Sometimes he
tries to woo me back, as abusive boyfriends are wont to do. It's not a perfect
situation, and sometimes I slip up. But I'm not crazy either. And neither are
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Excellent post - makes all the sense in the world. I really need to make me a poster that says sugar is addictive. I've always known it is - I just never did anything about it. I quit sugar (and white stuff that turns to sugar in my body) at the beginning of 2012 - JUST TO SEE if stopping the inflammation would stop the arthritis pain. It did. 90% of arthritis pain gone after 5 days, lost 30 pounds over 6 months, AND, THE BIGGIE: I was able to be taken off insulin that I'd been on for years. 'Course I'm not smart enough to STAY off sugar, and will eat a ridiculous amount at one sitting, but that urge seldom occurs now, and I'm able to get right back on my clean eating path. Thanks for a super post!
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Suggested daily feeding
Feed up to one pouch per day for an average size adult cat.
Fancy Feast Broths are intended for supplemental feeding only. This product may be fed daily along with a complete and balanced cat food diet.
Two of my three cats had been enjoying eating the Fancy Feast Broths. One cat would lick all the broth out and leave the meat and vegetables. The other cat ate everything. One cat would come running through the house if she heard me getting her food ready. If she saw me with the pouch, she'd stand at my feet and cry. I loved giving them the broths because their reaction to getting it was priceless. However, one day I was reading over the ingredients and noticed there was carageenan in all the broths. Carageenan can cause gastrointestinal problems at the least and cancer as the worst case scenario. I've been having my cat finish it up, but I won't be buying it for her again unless the carageenan is removed from the ingredients.
The elderly feline brothers who live with me spurn anything other than the Broths line now. I'm happy to accommodate their preference, but the pleated pouch packaging is not making ME happy. Couldn't something a little easier to empty be devised?
I started purchasing the broths for a cat with kidney failure who needed lots of extra fluids. She was a big fan of them - she would eat them in a couple of minutes and liked all of the flavors. I have a new cat now who is also a big fan - she likes all of the flavors and eats it within minutes. I highly recommend the broths for cats that need extra fluids.
My blue-point Siamese, Nefri, was not eating due to an intestinal blockage/build-up, and the stress of going to vet many times in diagnostic attempts. The only thing that tempted her (and we tried MANY foods) was the tuna and anchovies broth. We think it saved her life. She has done well, as we gradually re-introduced her to her usual foods. We are continuing to offer her the broth as a supplement. Her brother, Mr. Sasha, a seal, has been enjoying any pieces Nefri left over.
Wow! My cat Freckles really enjoyed trying the Purine Broths with Tuna, Anchovies, and Whitefish! Usually I feed my cat only dry cat food, so this was a real big treat for Freckles! I know she loved it because when she finished her food, she came over and sat near me on the couch, rubbing her head on my while purring! In that moment, I really felt the love! Thanks Purina for making that special moment possible!
My Three cats are nuts about Broths! They are sitting in the kitchen every night at 6pm waiting for their treats. I split a package between them every night. I spread out about four packets on the floor and let them pick which one they want. I know "crazy cat lady, right!" But they always pick the pink and purple ones. But, they really love the anchovies (I haven't had the heart to tell them they don't come from either of those packages). I pick the little fish out and they dance around the kitchen until I give it to them, except for Madam Cleo, who just looks at me like she's saying, "no way, just feed me already". We have way too much fun at dinner time. Thanks so much for providing such a healthy treat for my kitties. They are so picky about food, it thrills me that they enjoy Broths so much.
My cat Monkey as well as my other kitty Mimi loooove the broths especially the creamy version. I upgraded to these broths as soon as they came out as a compliment to there dryer pate version. ( I pour the broths over the pate) However I notice both cats drinking more water and every time after they eat the broths. Is there a high amount of salt in these? why would they go straight to the water after eating. Has anyone seen this in their cat? THANKS
Our cat is allergic to chicken, so the fish packets w/o by-products is perfect and she gives it two paws up. However, the packet itself has to be cut open in order to retrieve all the contents which creates a lingering fishy smell on hands, scissors and (since it cannot be soaked after using) the trash. I preferred the plastic container with the cardboard cover that could be saved in the fridge and afterwards soaked to remove the odor, which permeates everything. The kitty may love that smell, but her humans definitely do not. Five stars for content, zero for packaging.
We're sorry to hear that you're unhappy with the packaging. Please call us at 800-877-7551 so we can learn more. When you call, use reference number 19685140.
I have two cats, Niddle, and Samaya, my daughter went into the Navy so I ended up with two sweet kitties. I have two dogs. My son graduated high school and left the state to go work and I ended up with a puppy named Nelly. I also have a dog named Sheba, she belonged to my brother in law that passed away. All of these pets love the products. At meal time they don't waste a bite. They are all healthy and their coats are beautiful.
Your broths have absolutely been the answer to my fussy cat problems! They love gravy but hate the morsels, shreds, etc. Only like pate's and there are no pate's with gravy. I've had years of trying and testing cat foods and even making homemade gravies - no luck. FINALLY! They LOVE your broth mixed with the pate's. I am so pleased! However, the envelopes are small, expensive and the food gets stuck in the crease at the bottom, so I have to cut them open to scrape everything out. I would love to see small plastic tubs of the stuff! With maybe 3 times what's in the envelopes. Again, I'm not complaining - this stuff is wonderful. I'm just an idealist :) Thank you!!!
there pet food is made with real quality items you can see and it looks and smells like some thing I would possibly eat myself so I trust giving it to my cat. Also she Loves it and come 5pm each day she is waiting for her good stuff and lord help you if she doesn't get it she will throw a temper tantrum like a 2yr old child. She likes the one with anchovies the best but will happily eat all of the flavors though I don't buy the Silk flavors for her because she has a intolerance for dairy products. She loves to drink Milk and eat any dairy product but it doesn't love her the next day she has a lot of litter pan related issues to be polite. All in All its a good value though I do think the package the Broth's come in are small for the price.
My cats love the the broths products, and I like the idea, but I HATE the packaging. Half the product remains in the package and it is difficult and time consuming to remove, which to me, makes the product a bad value
We are sorry to hear you had this experience with our Broths. Please give our team a call any time at 800-877-7551 and reference case number 19588685 so we can learn more about your experience and help you out. We hope to hear from you soon.
My two cats ages 9 and 14 are very picky eaters. One likes one brand of wet food and the other one prefers another. However they both absolutely love the FF Broths line. It is their favorite.
My cat Meatloaf is a dry food only cat. She will sometimes nibble a little of her brother's wet food, but her clear preference is dry food. One day I tried her out on the broth packets and they were an instant hit. It is now our daily ritual for Meatloaf to slurp down her broth packet while I eat my breakfast. Meatloaf would give the broth packets 2 thumbs up, if she actually had any thumbs. :-)
My cat has a very sensitive stomach and most of her faves cause her to vomit no long after consuming that includes dry foods as well however when she ate this food she devoured so fast I just knew I would be cleaning cat vomit soon but she never did. I soooo excited that I am going to switch her dry to fancy feast to see how it works out she is super picky about what she eats I was more than delighted to see her love it so much. Thanks fancy feast for the sample you have a new customer!!!
My cat loves the broth, but now Purina has added a lot of cheaper solid pieces that my cat won't eat. When I first started buying this product, there were fewer solid pieces but my cat ate them. Now he won't touch them as he eats around them to get the broth. This is only meant to be a supplement anyway, so I'd prefer the original formula with fewer solid pieces and more broth.
Our cats LOVE this food. We do too. However, note that these are NOT to be served exclusively without other food (package states "use to compliment other food only."). That said, these are awesome. We learned the hard way that most cats don't drink nearly enough water, which often leads to kidney disease later in life. We had two elderly cats with kidney disease and it was awful. We learned too late that it's best for the cats to have plenty of wet food, and to even add a little water to the wet foods to get them to consume more fluids. Our cats love these, and although the pouches can be a bit hard to easily get all the food out, we quickly learned to swish a teaspoon or two of water in the pouches to get any lingering food and just dump this right on top of the broth in the cat's bowl. Cats don't notice the difference and they get some extra water - vet approved! Don't know what we'd feed our cats if this product ever went away as our cats will pretty much only eat this now along with their dry food. They now turn their nose up at all other wet food (even the most expensive holistic ones!)
My ragdoll loves this food, especially the broth. I do have to mince the large pieces up for her since she only has her incisor teeth. She loved the trayed tuna Appetizers until you changed the formula. Please do not change the formula for this food too.
Because none of my 15 cats will eat the meat or vegetables, only the broth, due to the high cost of the broths, I do not feed it to my cats unless one is sick and won't eat the regular food. I only purchase broths if I have a coupon making it cost effective.
Both my cats turn up their noses at these new broth. They weren't even interested in the brother and then I tried to mash the fish and veggies to disguise them but still No Go! They both love the Fancy Feast Appetizer trays but the broths I can't recommend at this time. I'll see if they prefer the free sample of chicken I'm getting.
Only 2 of my cats like these. One won't eat any soft BUT these! But I can't get my others to like them, maybe it's because I spoiled them on the appetizers! Ferals love them, gotta give the uneaten to someone. I just hope they don't get spoiled! The broths look and smell great as cat food and I just don't understand why they don't want them. Overall, they are just too expensive to "try". I wouldn't recommend (or only buy 1).
Our fur baby Belle A. Trix is on a diet of dry food and half a can of Fancy Feast for her evening meal. We like to treat her once a week with something special, and these broths are the perfect thing since she LOVES foods in gravy. She devours them like mad. The only problem her humans have is the cost. They are pretty expensive for the small amount you get. This isn't stopping us from buying them, Trix is a pretty spoiled fur baby, but we really wish they were cheaper. Nevertheless, we would highly recommend.
My kitty loves these and many other fancy feast foods ... Wet. She begs for them. And I feel good that what she is eating is good for her, all of her. She feels good and it shows. Pouches are OK but agree with other reviewer, need a spoon to get all of the food out.
My cats loved the broth and loved the fish. But the package leave a lot to be desired. The broth splashes out when you open it from the tabs and you can't get all the meat out without using a spoon to dig into the packet. This would do much better in a can container or the one the appetizers are in.
I have four rescues indoors and care for a feral colony of about 15-30 cats outside. During our recent horrific winter weather one of my ferals developed a severe ear infection which required a trip to the vet and a somewhat major intervention. I set up a "hospital" kennel indoors to bring her in for recovery. For almost 48 hours I tried to get food and water down her to no avail. I finally remembered a free sample I had of the Fancy Feast broth. I have so many mouths to feed that I had not been able to purchase this product but held on to the free sample. I was frantic trying to figure out what I could do to get her to take some kind of nutrition, then I saw the broth packet on the shelf. I warmed it slightly and took it in to her. She was immediately interested and began drinking it right away! After about 30 minutes she had perked up and was interested in eating some canned food. I believe that with the help of this broth she will recover nicely...I'm sure I would have lost her without it! Even if you can't afford it as a regular treat it would be a good idea to have some on hand for just such emergencies!
My cat goes crazy for the broths. Every day about 2 o'clock she starts making a fuss until I give her one. Biggest problem is the price. $1 to $1.25 for 1.4 ounces. Terrible. This is not a fair bargain at this price. I'm retired on a fixed income and I can't justify adding $40 to my cat food bill each month. I may have to wean her off the broths. Sorry.
I saw this stuff online while sitting in my owner's lap. She was thinking about buying it and so was reading the reviews. Notably lacking was any review from my species. Look, I like food especially the smelly canned stuff. Who doesn't? The best part of smelly canned stuff is watching my various care (aka cat) givers make funny faces when putting it into my dish. Now this broth stuff looks good. Maybe too good. Maybe my caregivers will decide they like it and suddenly I'm cat out of luck. Besides I really like tuna water. I looove it! And with tuna water, there's no chance of my caregivers poaching it. I get the water; they get the tuna. Everyone leaves happy. Stop messing around with new and better. Just give me a scratching post in the sun, some catnip in the garden, and the occasional bowl of tuna water, and I'm a happy cat. I may not get a lot of hits on Youtube like my cuz Grumpy Cat, but who needs all that paparazzi attention? As for recommending this to a friend - I'm a cat. My friends are mostly dogs and pet rats. They don't like cat food. That's why they are my friends - they don't eat my food.
Our cat slurps this down without stopping. A compliment to her meal. Her favorite is the tuna and shrimp with carrots. I think cats enjoy this broth that looks so good. I give it to her in the morning to give her that extra energy an older cat needs. Hopefully Chicken will be sold soon.
I was sooo happy to see you were offering broth. My cat Whiskers has a problem with constipation from not drinking enough water. He loves most of them! I however do not think you are giving enough (and it does not look a thing like the commercials or pictures) in the package (a small palm full) especially considering it costs at least $1.00 per package! How can you charge $.59 for a can of food(Fancy Feast cans) with at least twice as much in it, and charge $1.00 or more for so little? You need to either increase the amount given or lower your profit margins. What you are giving is not fair for the price we have to pay for it!
Thank you very much for your feedback about our Broths. Please give us a call at 800-877-7551 and reference case number 19317408 so we can help you out.
I have a four year old Orange calico!!.... My cat LOOOOOOOOVES ALL the varieties....... he has found a way to"ask" for them every afternoon when I get home from work!!.... My favorites also because they look very fresh and appetizing !!....
My cat was diagnosed with failing kidneys, he is almost 13. He had stopped eating and I had tried everything but made the mistake of putting meds in his food as vet prescribed. It took a while to regain his trust and then this free sample came in the mail. I tried it and he loved it. Now in order to get him to eat I mis it with some of his other food. He is now eating and regaining his weight. Wish you made cans of broth or gravy that I could add to his food. He seems to prfer that. Thanks.
Thanks for your feedback regarding our Fancy Feast Broths! Please give our team a call at 800-877-7551 and reference case number 19255155 so we can learn more and help you out. Thanks, again!
Jayda was loving this from the first scent when I opened the pouch to her last lick out of the bowl. She will eat tuna juice from the can-but will not eat pork or beef or chicken from the table. She loves Fancy Feast Broth Tuna flavor, my only difficulty is my budget so she only gets to enjoy only every other week. Payday luxury.
We're happy to hear that Joey enjoys our Broths! We've followed up with you via email and look forward to your reply. Please call us at 800-877-7551 if you have additional concerns. When calling, please provide reference number 19237619. Thank you.
My cats love the new Broths. They eat the entire serving, unlike other cat foods where they lick only the liquid and leave the solids behind. The Broths quality is great, but the quanity is not enought to justify the high cost.
We appreciate your feedback regarding our products. Should you have additional concerns, give our team a call at 800-877-7551 and provide reference number 19237627. Thanks again.
We really appreciate your feedback regarding our Broths and the packaging. You can be assured that it has been passed along to our team. Should you have additional concerns, please call us at 800-877-7551 and provide reference number 19237644. Thank you.
As soon as the envelope is opened,the 3 cats come running! The smell alone gets them excited! Their favorite is the broth with the anchovies~you snooze,you loose~Rosey is the first to the bowl,beating her brothers. Each cat has a favorite part of the "appetizer",Rosey the anchovies,Pepper the broth and Gabby the fish. I give them this as a treat and it is greatly appreciated!
We're happy to hear that Stubbs enjoys our Broths! We've followed up with you via email and look forward to your reply. Should you have additional questions, please call our team at 800-877-7551 and refer to case number 19240858. Thank you.
I received this as a sample for my cats. Tried it out on my younger cat who we found as a stray in the neighborhood. She really loved it. She ate it eagerly to the last drop. There seemed to be more broth than fish in it though. do not know if it was less meat for the sample offer or not. Came with a coupon so I will get more to try in other flavors. Convenient open up pouch and nice looking food inside.
We are happy to hear that your cat enjoyed our new Broths. We've followed up with you via email. Should you have additional concerns, please call our team at 800-877-7551 and provide reference number 19234689. Thanks so much.
Wow, i haven't seen Smudge eat like that since i got him!!!! he devoured it like he's never had a meal before!!!! It was even enough to keep him settled for a while, incredible job fancy feast...... BRAVO......
Received a coupon so tried the broths. My 4 cats love the silky broth not the creamy style. Since not much fish or veg in the envelope I need to mix with dry food. Unfortunately too expensive. 4 for $5.00 is the best buy I could find. I purchase approximately 30 cans of Fancy Feast each week. So my "kids" really enjoy your products. Thank you for bringing something new to our shelves.
My cats love the Fancy Feast broths! The chunks of meat in the tasty broth really appeals to them. They clean up every drop. I gave it a 4 star rating because it is difficult to get all of the food out of the foil pouch, so serving is not a piece of cake. Overall, for the price, I find this to be a less than average value. The pouches seem to have less product than the Fancy Feast appetizers did and since it is not as easy to remove so that you can get all the product out - I have to say it is a poor value.
I received this product to try in the mail. I put down the bowls with this in it. It was gone before I even walked away. Taffy usually eats a few bites and then walks away, then Henry eats the rest of his. There was none left in Taffy's bowl for Henry.
I never thought I would find anything besides the canned food by Fancy Feast that my 2 furbabies would enjoy. So when I received an email to try for free the Broths I just did it because it was free. SO when I received the free one I went to the store and purchased another so they could have their own packet. Well I'm glad I did purchase another because when they finished those tongues were talking all I heard was lick, lick lick lick.....ummm yeow...yeow!!!
I have three cats and they love the broth with tuna, anchovies and whitefish. I've never seen them so excited about their food before. Great product. I buy cases of the broth. They love the taste and I love the price. Great value for the money. I've been recommending it to everyone.
I am sorry, but my cat does not like Broths. I even bought a box of each flavor thinking that he would really really go for it because he likes gravy. He walked up to his dish sniffed it and then walked away. I am sure this a good product, but not for my Pumpkin. He really likes Morning, but this is getting harder to find.
My Princess has a sensitive stomach...and is inclined to throwing up food and treats that don't sit well with her stomach (we're talking even specialty food the vet has suggested). The Classic (with the tuna, shrimp and whitefish in broth) was great for her. Her face DOVE into her little bowl and although she didn't eat all the pieces she had every last drop of the broth and it didn't upset her tummy at all. I would suggest this for your kitty! It is NOT a meal...just a compliment to a meal. I give it to her as a treat. I got her a special bowl for it so when she sees me grab the bowl she comes RUNNING.
She loves the sauce!!! She can't get enough of the sauce. The bowl is licked dried every time. Her favorite is the salmon but she would love it if there is a crab variety. All the ingredients are great , non-processed and seems flavorful. Also the sauce is not watery. This line of product is definitely one of her favorites.
Feed up to one pouch per day for an average size adult cat.
Fancy Feast Broths are intended for supplemental feeding only. This product may be fed daily along with a complete and balanced cat food diet.
Adjust feeding as appropriate to keep a healthy body condition. For cats who are fed both wet and dry food, adjust your feeding routine to maintain a healthy body condition as instructed by your veterinarian.
1. Gently swirl pack to blend ingredients.
2. Tear to open.
3. Pour into a bowl and serve as a complement to a balanced cat food diet.
fish broth, tuna, anchovies, fish extract, whitefish, modified tapioca starch, potato starch, wheat starch, sugar, salt, soy protein, vegetable oil, guar gum, carrageenan, vitamin e supplement, egg whites, spice and coloring
Variety is the spice of life and that's why we suggest serving your cat Fancy Feast Gourmet Wet Food as well as Dry.


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Nancy June Little, 74, peacefully passed away surrounded by her loving family on Thursday, May 16, 2013, at her home in Lakeside. A memorial service will be held at 10 o'clock this morning (May 22) at the Porter Mountain Fellowship, 1790 W. Commerce Drive in Lakeside.
Nancy was born June 23, 1938, in Sycamore, Ill., to Andrew and Maxine Smith Reh.
She moved to the White Mountains in 1971, where she worked for the school systems and the Lakeside Market. She was the first female detective for the Navajo County Sheriff's Office, where she retired in 2002.
She married Jerry in December 1986.
Survivors include her loving husband, Gerald "Jerry" Little; four loving sons, Allen (Jeannette) Minnihan, Bret (Loa) Minnihan, Curt Minnihan and Dale Minnihan; five grandchildren, Michael Minnihan, Gregg (Sachi) Minnihan, Kevin (Diana) Minnihan, Kristin Minnihan and Ryan (Natasha) Minnihan; seven great-grandchildren, Andrew, Chelsea, Alex, Emily, Ryland, Kayla and Emma; and two sisters, JoAnn Beirmann and Patsy (Dale) Remala.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations in Nancy's name to Victory Junction, Phoenix Children's Hospital or a charity of your choice.
Owens Livingston Mortuary of Show Low was in charge of the arrangements.
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5 Days in Bhutan
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It took us 2 hours to get there and it was quite a challenge so feel great to have achieved that goal
We left Bhutan this morning with incredibly fond memories and have now flown to Kolkata where we are about to take a city tour.The drive in from the airport gave us an insight as to what to expect but must say the traffic is quite orderly after Dhaka in Bangladesh
Bye for now.
Barcelona to Madrid
... of the station where they would be put on buses and driven to Madrid or a station on the other side of the stolen cable. This meant a lot of buses because the trains to Madrid go about every 20 minutes and they were to have started at 7am. We joined a long, long queue of people waiting for the buses - in front of us were a couple from Sydney who we chatted with. About 11am a man came along the queue giving instructions and, luckily, a young lady from Brussels who ...
At sea
At sea today, which was lovely and relaxing. Travelling from Rome to Corfu, Greece through the Messina Straits and around the bottom of Italy. Went out for a beautiful dinner to celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary and chatted about the triumphs, trials and tribulations of our life together. Where has the time gone, may there be 29 more. ...
At sea
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Owen-Lynch, P J and Czaplewski, L G and Hunter, M G and Whetton, A D (1998) The growth inhibitory role and potential clinical value of macrophage inflammatory protein 1 alpha in myeloid leukaemias. Leukemia and Lymphoma, 30 (1-2). pp. 41-53. ISSN 1042-8194
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The control of primitive haemopoietic progenitor cell proliferation in vitro can be achieved with combinations of growth stimulatory cytokines. Acting in apparent opposition to these growth stimulators are growth inhibitory substances, including prostaglandins, cytokines and chemokines which bind to specific cognate cell surface receptors and promote signal transduction events that interfere with cellular proliferation. Within the bone marrow microenvironment, significant quantities of both growth inhibitors and growth promoters can be detected. The ratio of their concentrations within microenvironmental niches of the marrow may regulate primitive blood cell production. The potential exists, therefore, for the disregulation of haemopoiesis via the disruption of the balance between positive and negative regulators of haemopoietic progenitor proliferation. In one particular disease, chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML), there is a lack of response of leukaemic cells to the chemokine growth inhibitor, Macrophage Inflammatory Protein-1alpha (MIP-1alpha). The role of MIP-1alpha in regulation of haemopoiesis, the response of CML progenitor cells and other myeloid leukaemic cells to this chemokine, and the reasons for lack of response to MIP-1alpha in leukaemic cells are reviewed.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Myeloid leukaemias ; CML ; macrophage inflammatory protein-1 alpha ; MIP-1 alpha ; growth inhibition |
Subjects: | Q Science > QR Microbiology |
Departments: | Faculty of Health and Medicine > Biomedical & Life Sciences |
ID Code: | 56080 |
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Deposited On: | 24 Jul 2012 11:16 |
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Alesso – Forever (Deluxe)
Forever is the debut studio album by Swedish DJ and electronic dance music producer Alesso. It was released on iTunes on May 22, 2015 via Def Jam Recordings. The deluxe version was released on May 26, 2015.
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3. Heroes (We Could Be) [feat. Tove Lo]
4. Tear the Roof Up
5. Cool (feat. Roy English)
6. Scars (feat. Ryan Tedder)
7. Sweet Escape (feat. Sirena)
8. Destinations
9. If It Wasn't For You
10. In My Blood
11. Under Control (feat. Hurts)
12. All This Love (feat. Noonie Bao)
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14. Immortale
15. Cool (feat. Roy English) [Slow]
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Masteron enanthate issue
Haven't been a board in years--unfortunately I have been using AAS on and off since I was 16.
I'm 29 now and had a major issue with mast e about three weeks ago. Was running dbol,mast e and cyp. I've stopped and I'm now bridging with test only ,for HRT.
I experienced excellent vascularity and strength gains off mast e. but , also suffered great paranoia , lashing out and being totally unpredictable .
I was running 400mg/week of mast e--I've done my research and there's cases of this happening to other lifters.
Has anyone on here experienced psychosis also from mast e? - 06-13-2013, 11:04 PM
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"Bailey runs a television station in Chicago. Travis is breeding guard dogs in New Mexico. Venus owns a clothing company called "Upwardly Mobile." Jennifer married and bought herself an entire island off the coast of Sardinia. Les Nessman? The Republican whip of the United States Senate!"
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University Center, Magnolia Room
Students should arrive at 10:00 am for maximum exposure to all school systems.
Parking is limited so the bus system is recommended.
Bring Plenty of Resumes and Dress Professionally.
10:00 am to 11:30 am Students will walk through and meet with school system representatives.
11:30 am to 2:00 pm Students will interview with school systems if they have set-up an interview during the 10:00 am to 11:30 am time period.
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Lowndes County Schools, Valdosta, GA
Muscogee County Schools, Columbus, GA
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Savannah-Chatham County Schools, Savannah, GA
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Stephens County Schools, Toccoa, GA *
COMD (SLP)/ School Psychologist/SEED –Language Arts, Math/SPEC
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Thomas County Schools, Thomasville, GA
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The Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society presents the 2008 edition of their annual public genealogy event this weekend. The Friday evening and Saturday program is here, featuring speakers Janice Nickerson, Randy Saylor and Elizabeth Kipp, PLUS mini-lectures by Doug Gray, Doug Hoddinott, Elizabeth Kipp, and Robert Wilkins, PLUS access to a whole pile of CD and internet resources, PLUS the marketplace. It's all at Nepean Centrepointe co-sponsored by the Ottawa Public Library.
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Ive had this baby for a while now! And I still supprise myself with the sonical power of the baby!
It a same quasimidi have gone bust!
A classic in its own right!
I hate synth wars ("my X synth is better than your Y synth") so I just decided to buy all of them: access Virus, Novation Nova, Quasimidi Sirius. They are all great and all have advantages that the others do not. I like the thunderous bass sounds you can create with the Virus. I like the polyrhythms you can create with the Nova. I like the airy synth sounds you can get with a Sirius.
The Sirius is the closest thing to an all-in-one workstation you can find. I say that after playing around with all three extensively. It is not perfect and you won't be replacing what you can do with a Virus or a Nova, but the Sirius can more than hold its own against other synths. All you need is a good sampler (like an E4XT Ultra) and you can make some serious music with any of these 3 toys.
Hell, if I had enough patience, I would be looping parts from my old EA-1 and ER-1 into my sampler and creating music that way, but why do it the hard way when there are better tools out there?
On a side note, the Nova is the easiest to use. You can do everything without opening the manual. The couple of times that I did open the manual, I found it to be very condensed reading (they must be trying to save trees). Not a very user-friendly manual.
The Sirius is the second easiest to use. I referred to the manual for clarity of the button functions on the righthand side (like how to save a patch). The manual is okay despite the translated German text. (My manual came with all the pages unbound and out of order... argh).
The Virus requires reading the manual compared to the other two. It is a hacker's toy. There are many functions that you won't know about without reading the manual. However, the manual is the best out of all three toys. I think if the manual were written like the Sirius or the Nova manual, that would be a real turnoff for users. Kudos to the author(s) of the Virus manual.
Guys, there's no point in ripping each other's toys. There are bands out there that have made lots of money making music on silly things like Casio VL-1's.


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Sunday, June 19
Father's Day
Father's Day Weekend at World Golf Village: Free admission to the community and special activities will offered at World Golf Hall of Fame & Museum. In addition, dads will receive a gift bag with coupons and gift certificates, a complimentary round on the Hall of Fame's 18-hole natural grass putting course, and half-price admission to one film at the at the World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theater. For details, go to www.WorldGolfHallofFame.org.
Pirate Museum discount: Visitors to the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum, 12 S, Castillo Drive, will offer $2 off admission to visitors with a ticket stub from the World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theater's showing of Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides." Regular admission is $11.99 for adults; $6.99 for children 5 to 12; and free for 4 years and younger. Launched in December 2010, the museum has the world's largest collection of authentic pirate artifacts dating back to the 16th century. Call 877-467-5863 or go to www.thepiratemuseum.com.
Winery rooftop music: Live tunes will be on stage from 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays by local musicians. Call 826-1594 or go to www.sansebastianwinery.com.
Sunset tours on Victory III: Take a sunset sightseeing tour on the Victory III, departing from the Municipal Marina at 6:45 p.m. daily. This tour is in addition to the regularly scheduled trips at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 2:45 and 4:30 p.m. The Victory boats have been owned and operated by the same local family for more than 110 years. Regular adult fare is $16.75, with discounts for seniors and students, and free admission for children 3 and younger. St. Johns County residents and Flagler College students with ID pay half price. Concession, restrooms, and boarding ramps available. Call 824-1806, ext. 210 or go to www.scenic-cruise.com.
Castillo de San Marcos extended hours: Castillo de San Marcos National Monument will have extendedhours of operation to accommodate visitors to the fort throughout the summer. The fort will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. (with the last ticket sold at 6 p.m.) through Labor Day (Sept. 5). There will be a variety of ranger programs and historic weapons demonstrations presented during the summer months. Admission is $6 for adults and children under 16 are admitted free. Go to www.nps.gov/casa.
Fort Mose bird walk: Meet the birds from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Fort Mose State Historic Park, 15 Fort Mose Trail, from U.S. 1 North. Led by a park volunteer, this fun and informative walk is open to the public and to birders of all levels. Walk the boardwalk, see the rookery and visit the education building. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars and a field guide if you have one. Walks are free; park entrance fee applies.
The Lives and Wives of Henry Flagler: This dinner theater presentation of the "The Lives and Wives of Henry Flagler" will be performed at the Raintree Restaurant, 102 San Marco Ave. Tickets are $39.95 and include the meal and the show. Dinner begins at 6 p.m., and the show starts at 7 p.m. Call 825-1164 or 824-7211 for reservations.
The Dunehoppers music: A local group of musicians, The Dunehoppers, perform from 5 to 8 p.m. every Sunday at Dunes Cracker House, 641 A1A Beach Blvd. The five-piece string band performs folk, old time, bluegrass and swing music. Call 461-5725.
Play pétanque: Celebrate our Spanish and French heritage playing a game similar to Bocce from 1 to 4 p.m. every Sunday. Boules de Leon (St. Augustine's Pétanque club) meets at Le Café, 415 S. Ponce de Leon Blvd. Easy to learn, free lessons are offer with loaner equipment available. Call Daniel 537-1999 or email@example.com.
Moving meditation: Dance the Wave, an ongoing moving meditation, is held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every Sunday at the St. Johns Cultural Arts building, next to Saint Augustine Beach pier. Contact Bonnie Solomon 461-1631 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Creekside music: Live music is on the deck beginning just after 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday at Creekside Dinery, 160 Nix Boatyard Road, next to The Home Depot. Call 829-6113.
Monday, June 20
The Oasis music: Chris C4Mann plays every Monday at The Oasis, 4000 A1A South, St. Augustine Beach. Live music also is available every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Call 471-3424.
Milltop music: Local musician Will Pearsall is on stage every Monday at Mill Top Tavern, 19 1/2 St. George St. For details, call 829-2329.
Live music at Cafe Alcazar: Classical guitar music is offered from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays during lunch at Cafe Alcazar, 25 Granada St., inside the Lightner Museum. Grand piano music is performed from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Call 825-9948 or go to www.TheCafeAlcazar.com.
Live music at Harry's: Stu Weaver performs live music every Monday at Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille, 46 Avenida Menendez. Call 824-7765 or go to www.stuweaver.com.
Tuesday, June 21
GTM bird lecture: Join Monique Borboen of the Audubon Society from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve at the Marineland location, 9741 Ocean Shore Blvd. Learn about the various bird species who call our local beaches home, what Audubon is doing to protect them, and how these birds can enrich your visit to the beaches. Call 823-4500.
Kids' Summer Reading program: "Wild Florida!" begins 10 a.m. as part of the Hastings Library summer reading program for children. The event will be in the Hastings Recreation Center gym, 400 E. Harris St., Hastings. Learn about the animals of the Florida Everglades, how to "be green," and hear the story of Felina, a Florida panther. Wild Florida is presented by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Children of all ages may attend; please be aware that this program is geared toward school-aged children.
Teen Tech Camp: "Blast Off!" begins at 10 a.m. in the Hastings library, 6195 S. Main St. Teen Tech Camp will feature a rocket launch — design, build and launch rockets while using computer programs and iPod Touch apps. Teens are invited to attend this free event. Call 827-6970.
Main library summer reading event: School-age children are invited to attend a free program called "Wild Florida" at two times — 2 and 3 p.m. — in the Main Branch library, 1960 N. Ponce de Leon Blvd., next to the carousel. Learn about he amazing animals of the Florida Everglades, hear the story of Felina, a Florida panther, and discover ways to be green and help the environment. The free program is for school-age children and their guardians. Call 827-6940.
Sangrias Piano Bar: Local musician Sammy is on stage every Tuesday at Sangrias Piano Bar, 35 Hypolita St., downtown St. Augustine. Live music also is available Wednesday through Sunday. Call 827-1947.
O.C. Whites music: Area musician Mike Howard performs every Monday and Tuesday at O.C. Whites, 118 Avenida Menendez. For details, call 824-0808.
Beginning Tai Chi: Reduce stress with Tai Chi workshops beginning at 9 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at Pa Kua Martial Arts & Yoga, 233 West King St. Call 827-0007.
Free ballroom dance lessons: Every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in Mardi Gras Sports Bar, 123 San Marco Ave., learn "BARroom Swing" lessons by Janine and Adam, local ballroom dance instructors. The public is invited.
Bellydance classes: Explore the art of Middle Eastern bellydance at 7 p.m. each Tuesday in Ketterlinus Gym, 60 Orange St. New students may try the first class for free. No previous dance experience is necessary and all fitness levels are welcome. Call instructor Liz Rizzolo at 806-7857, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.staugustinebellydance.com.
Swing dancing: Free Swing dancing lessons with Adam and Janine begin at 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Mardi Gras Sports Bar, 123 San Marco Ave. Call 823-8806 or go to www.mardibar.com
Wednesday, June 22
Anastasia Island library summer reading event: School-age children are invited to attend a free program called "Wild Florida" at two times — 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. — in the Anastasia Island Branch library, 124 Seagrove Main St. Learn about the amazing animals of the Florida Everglades, hear the story of Felina, a Florida panther, and discover ways to be green and help the environment. The free program is for school-age children and their guardians. Call 209-3730.
Music by the Sea series: A free concert by Those Guys will begin at 7 p.m. in the St. Augustine Beach Pier pavilion, 350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach. The band will perform classic rock and roll. Food by Panama Hattie's will be served beginning at 6 p.m. Meals will be available for $10 or less. The concert is free. Bring beach chairs for seating. The Music by the Sea series will continue each Wednesday through Sept. 28. Call 347-8007 or go to www.thecivicassociation.com.
Wednesday market: This farmers' market offers art, handmade and organic items, fresh fruit, veggies, bread and prepared food from local vendors from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier on A1A Beach Boulevard. Free parking is available in the Pier parking lot.
Southeast Branch summer reading event: School-age children are invited to attend a free program called "Wild Florida" at 10 a.m. in the Southeast Branch library, 6670 U.S. 1 South. Learn about the amazing animals of the Florida Everglades, hear the story of Felina, a Florida panther, and discover ways to be green and help the environment. The free program is for school-age children and their guardians. Call 827-6900.
Kingfish Grill music: Live music will be from 6 to 9 p.m. at Kingfish Grill, 252 Yacht Club Drive, just before the Vilano Bridge. Call 824-2111.
Cooperative softball and kickball: Join Dick Bozung at 6 p.m. each Wednesday for modified traditional games of "soft" ball using a racquet or bat and kickball. No outs or errors and no keeping score, for all ages and abilities. This free event will be in the field near the Lincolnville community garden. Call (804) 725-0355 or go to www.cooperativesports.org.
Open jam nite: Mardi Gras Sports Bar, 123 San Marco Ave., offers musicians a night to jam with the house band at 8 p.m. every Wednesday. Bring your instrument and get on stage. The event also is scheduled for April 27. Go to www.mardibar.com or call 823-8806.
Improv comedy: The Exploding Bishops Improv Comedy Crew will be on stage at 7:30 p.m. every first and third Wednesday of the month in Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Ave. The show will include funny, family friendly comedy. Tickets are $5 at the door. Call (904) 388-7807.
Scrabble games: The Old City Scrabblers meet at 1:30 p.m. each Wednesday in the St. Augustine YMCA, 500 Pope Road. The club welcomes players of all levels and abilities. Regular and Super Scrabble games are played, following standard Scrabble rules. There is no charge to play or to join the club and participants do not need to be a YMCA member. E-mail Nancy at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 315-4267.
Up & Comers Wednesday: A local talent showcase runs from 6 to 10 p.m. each week at Ann O'Malley's, 23 Orange St. Call 825-4040 or go to www.annomalleys.com.
Trade Winds music: Live music begins at 5 p.m. every Monday through Wednesday, and Fridays and Saturdays at Trade Winds Tropical Lounge, 124 Charlotte St. Call 829-9336 for details.
Gentle yoga: Sylvia will lead beginner and intermediate yoga instructions beginning at 10 a.m. Wednesdays at Dancing with Victoria, 4420 U.S. 1 South near the Shores Community entrance. Cost is $5 per class. Call 392-6664 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bicycle Ride On The Beach fundraiser: A bike ride on the beach every other Wednesday will begin at 5:45 p.m. departing from the St. Augustine Pier. After the one-hour ride, participants can enjoy the free concert offered each Wednesday in the pavilion. This ride will be lead by Dawn Barbarine in an effort to raise donations for the participants of The Gratitude Leadership Program, www.gratitudetraining.com. Suggested donation is $5. For more information or to be added to the list, contact Dawn Barbarine at 904-347-5301 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thursday, June 23
Bell choir performance: A youth handbell choir, The Bells of Christ Church, will perform at 7:30 p.m. in Ancient City Baptist Church, 27 Sevilla St. The group hails from the historic Christ Church (1733) in downtown Savannah, Ga., and is under the direction of Mark K. Williams. This ensemble will visit St. Augustine as part of their summer tour. Ringing on 12 octaves of hand bells and chimes, the group has performed in Washington D.C., Colonial Williamsburg, by invitation at the international music festival Spoleto in Charleston and throughout the southern United States. The auditioned 14-member bell choir, now in its thirteenth year, is made up of college and high school students. They have produced two professional recording to date. The program is free and open to the public. Call the church office at 829-3476.
Family Summer Story time: Children and their families are invited to join a story time at 10 a.m. in the Southeast Branch library, 6670 U.S. 1 South. "One World, Many Stories" is this year's theme for the summer reading program. The program is free. Call 827-6900.
Kids yoga: Breathing, stretching, singing and dancing yoga classes are offered at 4 p.m. each Thursday at Anastasia Athletic Club, 1045 Anastasia Blvd. Cost is $10 per class. Call 471-4300.
Free Concert in the Plaza: Bob & Joline and The Friends of Mine Band will perform from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Plaza de la Constitucion, between King Street and Cathedral Place in downtown St. Augustine. The free concert will begin the annual Concert in the Plaza series, which continues from 7 to 9 p.m. every Thursday through Labor Day. Bring chairs or blankets for seating. Food is permitted, but alcohol is prohibited. Parking is free after 5 p.m. in downtown St. Augustine. Go to plazaconcerts.com for the complete concert schedule.
Dog Days of Summer: Wines with dog labels will be featured at the The Gifted Cork, 64 Hypolita St. Some of the wineries donate a portion of each purchase to local animal shelters. Cost is $10 and includes tastes of seven wines, munchies, a souvenir wine glass, and $5 off a wine purchase during the event. For reservations, call 810-1083 or email email@example.com.
Children's program: "Wild Florida" will begin at 10 a.m. in Switzerland Community Church, 2179 State Road 13. Learn about the animals of the Florida Everglades, how to "be green," and hear the story of Felina, a Florida panther. Children of all ages may attend; please be aware that the programs are geared toward the school-age child. Call the Bartram Trail Branch Library at 827-6960 for additional information.
Comedy open mic: Jackie Knight's Comedy Club at Johnny's, 3009 N. Ponce de Leon Blvd., will hold a comedy open mic night from 8 to 10 p.m., with cash and prizes awarded to the winner. Doors open at 7 p.m. Admission is $5. Call 461-8843 for details.
Texas Hold 'Em benefit: Sertoma's $5 Charity Texas Hold 'Em tournament starts promtly at 7 p.m. every Thursday at City Coffee, 1280 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Call 461-9003 for information.
Tasting Room music: Live music is available every night of the week in The Tasting Room, 25 Cuna St., in downtown St. Augustine. For details, call 810-2400.
Scrabble games: The St. Johns County Council on Aging will hold scrabble games from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursdays in the Conservatory of the River House, 179 Marine St. This is a casual social group and there is no cost and no pre-registration needed. For more details, contact Mary Lou Belmont at 209-3643 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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St. Augustine black history tours: Local black history tours are available from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday from the Mission Nombre de Dios, 27 Ocean Ave., from San Marco Avenue. St. Augustine Black History Tours provides a live streaming narrative topically covering the involvement of Africans and African-Americans in the settling, building, defense, maintenance, and growth of the Ancient City. Visit Fort Mose, the first free Black settlement in the U.S.; tour the Lincolnville section of the city, formerly called "Little Africa," and settled after the Civil War; and historic Black churches also along the route. Email Licensed Tour Guide, Howard E. Lewis, at email@example.com or call 501-6878 for reservations. Daytona Beach Black History Tours also are available.
Free admission: St. Johns County residents with ID are admitted free of charge to the Lightner Museum, 75 King St., 824-2874; the Fountain of Youth, 11 Magnolia Ave., 829-3168; Ximenez-Fatio House, 20 Aviles St., 829-3575; the Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse, 14 Saint George St., 824-0192; the Spanish Military Hospital Museum, 3 Aviles St., 827-0807; the San Sebastian Winery, 157 King St., 826-1594; the Authentic Old Drug Store, 31 Orange St., 824-2269; Fort Matanzas National Monument, 8635 A1A South, 471-0116; and the Peña-Peck House, 143 Saint George St., 829-5064.


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During a fundraising event at the Connecticut home of film mogul Harvey Weinstein on Monday, the "Dark Knight Rises" star was given a five-star review by POTUS.
Obama called her "spectacular" and amused the crowd with a brief review of the latest Batman extravaganza, although it, too, was heavy on the Hathaway adulation.
"I did get a chance to see Batman. And she was the best thing in it. That's just my personal opinion."
Hathaway got a privileged seat at the event at the table closest to Obama, and she was dressed in typical A-list star attire: a silver dress with puffed sleeves and a tight bodice.
Other celebs at the shindig included "Newsroom" and "West Wing" creator Aaron Sorkin, Vogue editor Anna Wintour, Jerry Springer and actress Joanne Woodward.
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David Bailey
Every blog has to start somewhere. This blog starts at the end of the last chapter.
Five months ago, Y-combinator (YC) released the summer 2012 cohort of early stage startups. My last project had just finished and I was in need of inspiration. So I decided to "check-out" the latest YC startups ...
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7 responses
Eric K. Washington said (7 Jul 2010):
Very kewl shot.
Tridibesh Sanyal said (18 Jul 2010):
That's cool.
MARCO MEYO gave props (16 Oct 2010):
Now this is a Kick A$$$ Image!! Fantphuckingasticaly EfffING coool!!!... and such....
saida pop said (9 Jan 2011):
love it!
MEZEUS said (28 Feb 2011):
You have one hell of an imagination. Love the picture.
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Roger Barriere said (5 May 2011):
Very cool shot. Very creative
Shirley Valencia said (6 Jun 2011):
great prespective!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Old blue eyes..well done
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