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We all know how important it is for kids to get a nutritious breakfast every morning. This is especially key during the school year, when kids need the energy and focus to make it at school until lunch.
Here are our favorite portable breakfast ideas from Katie Bolte, R.D., whether you're eating at the table, the car, or at the bus stop.


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Mercer Hook
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Marked by graceful curves and a stepped medallion base, our Mercer Hook is drop-forged of brass for exceptional strength, then thickly plated and topped with protective clear lacquer.
- 3.75" wide x 3.75" deep x 3" high
- Made of drop forged brass and stainless steel.
- Finish available in your choice of Antique Bronze, Polished Nickel, Satin Nickel, or Chrome.
- Sealed with a protective lacquer for moisture resistance.
- Mounting hardware is included.
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Gilmour, Ontario: Dripping with Rustic Charm
Hastings Resort • Gilmour, Canada
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Standard Room with a King Bed, Sundays through Wednesdays ($99) or Thursdays through Saturdays ($139)
- $25 Dinner Credit Toward the On-Site Steakhouse
- 25% Off Equipment Rentals
The Destination
Two hours from Toronto away from the din of the city lies a glen of almost fairy tale proportions. Stately pine trees sway in the breeze while deer traverse rolling hills that fall to the winding Beaver Creek River below. Welcome to Gilmour, a world of crackling campfires, crisp mountain air, and lazy canoe trips in Hastings County, Ontario—the perfect place to find enchantment under the quiet spell of the mountains.
The Digs
As if ripped from the beginning of a storybook, the romantically rustic Hastings Resort opens up amid the surrounding embrace of the forest, its pine-and-cedar log cabin-style façade accented by a base of ancient stone. Inside, elegantly furnished rooms feature a king-size bed, a satellite TV, and ensuite bathrooms—a touch of magic in the woods. Outside, you're just steps from a giant fire pit, perfect for nightly campfires and marshmallow roasting. The on-site steakhouse is sure to please with entrées such as beef tenderloin and lobster tail served with roasted-garlic mashed potatoes and lemon-buerre blanc or cedar plank salmon on a bed of herb basmati rice, served with blueberry-onion marmalade.
"From initial concept to flawless execution, a Beaver Creek event is far more than just rooms, menus and meeting space. It's about delivering a unique and memorable experience."-- Cvent.com
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Your Ultimate Warm-Weather Fragrance Guide!
Since blue eyes have such a striking color on their own, you want to stick to neutral shades that won't distract from your sapphire peepers.
"To give them an extra pop, I love a really black, really volumizing mascara to get a babydoll lash look. It's so pretty against light blue eyes!" Nico says.
Try: WOW Factor All In One Mascara, $24, laurageller.com
A light, shimmery peach.
Try: Maybelline Expert Wear Eyeshadow Singles in Champagne Fizz, $2.94, target.com
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Airbus has made environmental history once again with the first-ever "Perfect Flight" across North America, which successfully combined several company-backed initiatives and procedures for the most eco-efficient air travel possible. As a leading aircraft manufacturer, the company believes flying more efficiently – with incorporation of all best practices available – can reduce a flight's environmental footprint to a minimum.
This milestone activity follows the initial "Perfect Flight" performed last year in France, and today's trip – utilising an Airbus A319 jetliner from Air Canada – travelled from Toronto to Mexico City. It was powered by a 50 per cent bio-fuel blend made from used cooking oil, supplied by the SkyNRG organisation.
Airbus is pioneering the introduction of sustainable alternative fuels, which will make a major impact on aviation CO2 emissions. Its efforts include supporting airlines to implement related projects, providing decision-makers with relevant biofuel data, developing research programmes in collaboration with universities, and supporting the regulatory approval process for new biofuels.
Streamlined air traffic management (ATM) procedures ensured the A319 flew the most direct route from Toronto to Mexico City, while an efficient vertical flight profile and use of Continuous Descent Approach (CDA) into the destination area reduced fuel consumption and limited noise emissions.
The activity's eco-efficient operational procedures also included weight-saving measures deployed throughout the jetliner cabin, with the use of lighter materials for interior elements; as well as optimised ground operations that include single-engine taxiing and external cleaning for improved aerodynamics.
Contributing as well to the "Perfect Flight's" environmental performance was the A319 itself, as part of the most eco-efficient aircraft product line in its market segment – Airbus' best-selling A320 Family, which also includes the 100-seat A318, baseline A320 and its longest-fuselage member, the A321.
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BebadoAntonio Roseno de Lima
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synthetic paint on paperboard fastened onto a plaster-reinforced wood frame
58 x 46 cm
Photo : Arnaud Conne, Atelier de numérisation - Ville de Lausanne
Collection de l'Art Brut, Lausanne
ARL - Antonio Roseno de Lima (1926-1998), Brazil
BiographyAntonio Roseno de Lima was born on 22 June 1926 in Alexandria, in the State of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil. Coming from a family of modest means, he began working at a very early age, making birdcages, wood objects and spoons. After an eight-year marriage and with his wife awaiting their fifth child, he took leave of his family and set out to make a new life for himself in São Paulo. In 1961, at the age of thirty-five, Roseno de Lima took a course in photography, and thereafter began photographing children at birthday parties and weddings. This marked the start of his "second career," as a professional photographer.
Finding himself destitute, in 1976 he took to living in the favela Três Marias in Campinas, at 103 kms along the Anhanguera express way, where he remained until his death in 1998. Roseno de Lima had no electric lighting and lived surrounded by piles of old papers, tin cans, paintings and animals. He painted daily, and drew in series. When a piece struck his fancy, he would cut out a sheet metal stencil of it so he could do it over as often as he wished. This creator used very simple materials, painting on a table covered with valueless objects. He would vividly color the figures, animals, plants and objects with their synthetic and effective shapes, endowing them with a lively and intense power of expression. Upon his death in 1998, most of his works already belonged to various collectors in Brazil and other countries. The rest landed in the garbage dump, once the Roseno family had enjoined the road department workers to clean out the lodging.
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text: Throwing my own hat into the Build Off 7 ring. I can only hope to get a couple of votes competing against the great creativity and designs I already see here. You guys have awesome talent! I've been wanting to build an upside down frame bike for some time now, and decided, now might as well be the time. For safety's sake some welding will be necessary, but I will keep it at a minimum and will be doing all of the welding myself. Starting off with the Frame for the build, a girl's dept store MTB. A freebie trash rescue. The second Donor Frame - another dept store MTB, this one is bent in places from being run over in the driveway. Another freebie. I'm going to use the new Electra Forks on the front end. So far, I've cut the BB and the Seat Tube off the donor frame. Here's how they will be attached to the Flipped Frame. Lots more to do, stay tuned. .


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How to air-condition outdoor spaces
During the hot summer months, watching an outdoor sports match or concert can be tantamount to baking uncomfortably in the sun — but it doesn't have to be. At the TEDxSummit in Doha, physicist Wolfgang Kessling reveals sustainable design innovations that cool us from above and below, and even collects solar energy for later use.
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Kinder's Stone LaBuff fought through injuries last season, but has been at full strength this season in leading a Yellow Jackets defense that allows only 9.5 points and 136 yards per game. (Rick Hickman / Special to the American Press)
Last Modified: Friday, December 13, 2013 12:50 PMNinety-eight days ago today the Kinder Yellow Jackets kicked off the season in Elton.
This afternoon they are set to grace the Superdome turf for the first time in history in their first state championship appearance in 35 years.
The third-seeded Yellow Jackets (13-1) prepare to face the top-seeded team in Class 2A, the Many Tigers (13-1).
The road to the Superdome has been no easy task, but one that has prepared the Yellow Jackets for almost any situation. In the past 14 games they have learned what defeat tastes like, how to mount a comeback in a must-win game and the deep waters of double overtime, but none of those could prepare them to face the No. 1 team on the grandest stage of them all.
Kinder earned its first of 13 victories in that opening game against Elton.
The Yellow Jackets picked the right time to work the kinks out as they turned the ball over three times in the first half before using a strong surge in the second half to seal the victory 34-6.
The next week they took the field at John C. Buck Stadium in a nail-biter against Allen Parish rival Oberlin. With the score tied 14-all at the half, the officials were forced to call a halt to play for a lightning delay, forcing the teams to wait nearly 2 hours before retaking the field to finish what they had started.
In the second half, both teams looked to regain their footing, but it was a slow start after being complacent for so long. Kinder senior quarterback Austin Pickle broke the stalemate with a 1-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter, followed by a 56-yard touchdown run by junior running back Jordan Vickers for a 28-20 lead with less than 2 minutes remaining. Kade Andrews iced the victory with 2 seconds remaining when he intercepted the Tigers' final pass in the end zone.
The following week the 'Jackets met their other Allen Parish foe when they hosted the Oakdale Warriors.
In what was the wettest week of high school football in 2013, the 'Jackets overcame the slippery conditions to post a 20-7 win.
Kinder's lone taste of defeat came in Week 4 when it played at Class 3A Westlake. The Rams keyed on the 'Jackets' biggest offensive weapon, the running game, and held them to 71 yards.
Instead of pounding the ball on the ground, the 'Jackets leaned on Pickle, who threw for a season-high 176 yards and both touchdowns. Senior wide receiver Khalil Leblanc was on the receiving end of one of the scores and led the game with 110 yards receiving.
Despite leading 15-12 with less than a minute remaining, the 'Jackets couldn't contain a speedy Westlake offense led by Keilynn Fradieu, who scored from a yard put with just over 30 seconds left to give the Rams an 18-15 win.
Kinder head coach Bret Fuselier didn't let the loss bring his team down, though.
"There are no words to explain how hard my guys played tonight," he said after the game. "We want Kinder to have that reputation of being a team that always comes out and fights as hard as we can."
Pickle refused to let the 'Jackets enter a slump as he rebounded the next week in Iota, where he threw for 70 yards and rushed for 162 as was responsible for all five touchdowns in a 38-13 victory. He rushed for touchdowns on four of his six carries.
It was Week 6 that Kinder began to flex its muscle, kicking off District 4-2A play with a 35-0 drubbing of annual district title contender Lake Arthur.
Vickers rushed for 135 yards and a pair of touchdowns, but it was the defense that was on display as it allowed the Tigers to cross the 50-yard line on two occasions, one of which came late in the fourth quarter.
The next week the 'Jackets saw a similar result, but against an even more dangerous opponent when they shutout eventual quarterfinalists Vinton 41-0. The upstart Lions, who boasted one of the biggest playmakers in Southwest Louisiana in Anfernee Dixon, had absolutely no answer for Pickle, Vickers or the Kinder defense.
In their next outing the 'Jackets continued to dominate the district by crushing DeQuincy on the road, 42-13.
In Week 9, however, they ran into their toughest test of the regular season against the Welsh Greyhounds in a game that would determine the district championship.
The Greyhounds brought the toughest defense that the 'Jackets had seen all season to John C. Buck Stadium, holding them to a 6-6 tie at the end of regulation. Kinder scored in the first overtime but was unsuccessful on the 2-point conversion. Luckily for the Yellow Jackets, junior linebacker D.C. Arceneaux more than made up for the failed conversion when he blocked the Greyhounds' PAT minutes later.
In the second OT, Welsh scored first but was denied the 2-point conversion. Pickle responded with his third rushing touchdown before Trenton Kirklin sealed the victory with the game's only successful PAT.
The 'Jackets closed out their district title campaign with a 51-7 win over Mamou.
In the first two round of the state playoffs, the 'Jackets cruised to a 41-0 win over Istrouma and a 35-6 win over Homer.
They returned home in the quarterfinals to face the upset-minded St. James Lions. In their first tight-knit affair in nearly a month since beating Welsh, the 'Jackets were forced to rely heavily on their defense in the 21-13 win. The game was capped off by Leblanc who brought down an interception with 17 seconds remaining.
The biggest win came a week ago, after fans witnessed the most important drive in Yellow Jackets history.
With 4:04 left in the game, Kinder took a 21-20 lead, but LaRoderick Evans returned the ensuing kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown, putting Kinder in a 27-21 hole with 3:51 remaining.
No Kinder fan will likely forget the next 11 plays, especially Pickle's 7-yard touchdown pass to Kade Andrews with 19 seconds left.
That one pass, which defined an entire season, will live on forever, but it might take a backseat if a state championship trophy is brought back to Kinder tonight.


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I got a call sat am about a swarm of bees. When I went there I found a honey bee nest hanging from some scrob trees in a hedge row. It was the size of a watermelon and about six feet above the ground. Being up state N.Y. I figured they wouldn,t last the winter like that. So I cut it down and placed it in a hive, two large supers with two frames on each side to hold it steady. I put a loaded hive feeder on top, the hive seemed a little lite. so the big question is what do I do in the spring if they survive Thanks Dan


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Parmesan Crusted Pepperoni Pizza
1 can refrigerated pizza crust
2 tablespoons butter, softened
1/2 cup shredded Parmesan cheese (about 2 ounces)
1 cup pizza sauce
1 3/4 cups shredded mozzarella cheese (7 ounces)
1/2 package (3.5-ounce size) sliced pepperoni (25 to 30 slices)
Nonstick cooking spray
Heat oven to 400. Grease a large, dark or nonstick cookie sheet with cooking spray. Unroll dough on cookie sheet. Press out dough so it forms a 15- by 10-inch rectangle.
Spread butter over dough; sprinkle Parmesan cheese evenly over butter. Bake 7 minutes; remove from oven.
Spread pizza sauce evenly over partially baked crust; sprinkle with mozzarella cheese. Top evenly with pepperoni.
Bake 7 to 9 minutes or until cheese is melted and crust is golden brown.


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Cash Donations to Support Ongoing Museum Projects, or Donations of Artifacts Representative of Amador County
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The Society was founded to solicit, acquire, preserve and provide access to a collection of artifacts, historical paper, photos, ephemera and miscellany of Amador County history. Through newsletter, this web-site and other media it has and will encourage citizen support of historical preservation."
The Amador County Historical Society (ACHS) was founded c1944 to gather and preserve the county's rich gold rush history since 1848. ACHS encouraged and persuaded county supervisors to acquire the old Brown family, 2-story home on Court House Hill from family heirs and established the Amador County Museum dedicated on June 18, 1949.
The Society soon headquartered there and began gathering and collecting the historical paper, photos, ephemera and artifacts to preserve and display in the museum. In early years the Society operated the museum, and, when the county hired an on-site curator, ACHS held their meetings in another building on the grounds. Though the county owns both the building and collection, ACHS has always been involved or supportive of the museum and its collection. In June 2013, the ACHS officially took over the operation of the museum and mine model exhibit. With volunteer help, the museum is now open on a regular basis.
The Society in the late 1970s and early 1980s led a campaign to preserve the old county hospital. In 2010 it helped preserve and acquired half interest in the Amador Central Railroad constructed in 1904. It has an office in downtown Jackson on Main Street.


text: Pelvic Inflammatory diseases are those in which the female reproductive organ of the woman gets infected. Starting from the cervix, the infection continues to spread upwards to the uterus and fallopian tubes. After this, the ovaries and surrounding structures also get infected due to the disease. In a woman's body, the cervix is the opening to the womb which prevents bacteria and infections in the vagina from spreading up to other organs. But in case of an infection in cervix due to a Sexually Transmitted Infection, it might not be able to prevent bacteria from reaching other organs and structures. The infection causes the internal and female reproductive organs to get inflamed.


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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"]did you take this side of the argument for Timothy McVeigh? For OJ?[/quote]
Yes and Yes, I actually DID with OJ, I mean I think I was naive at the time, but my Jr Highschool had a walk out during the OJ Trial and I was part of it, also don't forget the Casey Anthony case...I think I've been pretty consistent on wanting the courts to decide before jumping to conclusions based on media reports.
[quote user="MattMeyerBud"]I mean come on man... this guy shot a kid in cold blood. He had NOTHING on him and this guy isn't even suppose to have a weapon on him.*
I would considered you probably the lease balanced out of everybody in here when it comes to these debates. [/quote]
you don't know what happened matt..neither does the media...they are reporting on it in such a way that drives their ratings that's all it is and you know it....and it's dangerous.
right now I'm thinking Kase is the least balanced....but this is the problem
that's the way I see it matt...I think I am pretty neutral...i just think our whole society is ****ed up at the moment, you guys are slightly worse then the average but are closer to societies norms....so of course "you" think you are closer to normal....but that's because normal is ****ed up right now.
like i said, your consistancy is in taking the opposite extreme, making u equally as ridiculous
Did you look at the chart I made at all? what I'm saying is I'm closer to "balanced" then you think, the problem is societies normal is already really far away from balanced...so when someone is balanced they look crazy to normal people because normal is actually crazy.
lol by ur own chart i can read that it makes u balanced
ur chart just means nothing though lol
heres my chart of sexiness:
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The Art of Mathematics
Although he only made his debut in mathematical art this past January, Marc Chamberland, professor of mathematics and statistics, has already had pieces accepted to two juried exhibitions: His works Inner Square and Borromean Five were shown at the Joint Mathematics Meeting (January, San Diego) and The Bridges Conference (July, Netherlands).
Part puzzle, part artistic exploration, Chamberland's work merges mathematical lessons with aesthetics, history, and popular culture. For example, Borromean Five, he says, is a "knot-theory type of comparison" to the game rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock, popularized on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory.
Read more about Chamberland's art and the ideas behind it in: "The Art of Mathematics," The Grinnell Magazine, Fall 2013, page 10.


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This showed up in my in-box today.
>>Subject: [AIA_L] Bayer Insecticide
Well it looks like Bayer in their infinite wisdom have replaced Neonicotinoids, that have gone off patent, with something even better. Short story is that the label is attached. This new systemic pesticide Movento is much more robust in that it can move in the plant vascular system in all directions. Take a look under the heading Environmental Hazards a read the warning that this material can appear in the pollen and nectar and effect honey bee larval development. And if that is not good enough look at Application Information that the material can affect adult female (queen) fertility.
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Resistentialisticsomnambulism is the combination of resistentialism and somnambulism. It is believed to be the act of sleep walking due to fear of your bed (or some other inanimate object) causing you phyisical harm while sleeping.
Mark's got a mad case of resistentialisticsomnambulism. He keeps sleep walking 'cause he thinks his sheets are trying to eat him alive!
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a man who flaunts themselves sexually and is considered to be promiscuous or receives compensation for sexual favors.
Jen: did you see that guy winking at me, he said he'd make it "worth my while" if i went home with him!!
Britt: ugh, he's such a man tart!!!!
Britt: ugh, he's such a man tart!!!!
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The compact but well-equipped studio features a cosy living space with a double bed, a wardrobe and a dining area. The fully fitted kitchenette includes a kettle, a hob and a fridge. Laundry facilities are available and there is a private bathroom with a shower.
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Bicycles, "Boris bikes" canbe hired on the street from 3 locations all within a 200m walk.
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House rulesNo smoking.
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Close to Brick lane so quite convenient. The place was good and clean. Unfortunatly didn't meet Tarina but her uncle. The studio has everything you need and is close to the underground.
We had a great stay at Tarina's apartment. Good location near Brick Lane and Shoreditch area, flexible check in/out was possible because of her "cooperation" with her uncles. Overall a good experience...
My husband and I have stayed three days in the east end studio apartment.
Communication with Tarina before we got was super and everything patted on arrival.
There is a tesco supermarket close by. Similarly, underground (use Whitechapel) and bus close to.
The apartment is small - but that's what you need - bathroom- kitchen - bed ok.
Remember power adapter.
But then there's the area and Commercial Road. We must just laws, we had come to the multiethnic and vibrant London.
The windows of the apartment is thin and leaky, so there is a lot of noise at night.
But all in all we had a wonderful trip.
Min mand og jeg har boet 3 dage i east end studio lejligheden .
Kommunikationen med Tarina før vi kom var super og alting klappede ved ankomsten.
Der er et tesco supermarked tæt ved . Ligeledes er undergrund ( brug White chapel) og bus også tæt på.
Lejligheden er lille - men der er det man skal bruge - badeværelse- køkken - seng ok.
Husk el adapter .
Men så er der lige området og commercial Road. Vi skal da lige love for , vi var kommet til det multietniske og pulserende London.
Vinduerne i lejligheden er tynde og utætte, så der er en hel del støj om natten.
Men alt i alt havde vi en dejlig tur .
My boyfriend and I stayed in the apartment for three nights. Tarinas uncle met up with us to show us the apartment and give us the keys, which worked out well. Considering the price, the apartment was OK, though there was some things that turned out to be not so great. Either my boyfriend or I get disturbed by noise while we sleep, but if you do, this is neither the apartment or the area for you. Commercial Road is lively and there's a fire station just a block from the apartment. The sound of sirens were almost constant. Also, the walls were really thin, so you could sometimes get disturbed by the neighbours. When it comes to the bathroom, it was hard to close the door properly. The biggest problem was that the water in the shower didn't go down the drain properly, so if you had to wait ages for it do go down. In our case, one of us had to shower in the morning and one in the evening before going to bed. Also, the mat in the bathroom outside the shower was a door mat... Not so nice. In addition to that, there was loads of dust on areas as the window panes, on top of the microwave and the shelves.
The flat is small but nice, the public transport connection is also very good, bus stop in front of the falt.
Little noise due to the traffic all night long and Windows that are not commplete closig.
But summarizing Tarina is a very good host, very nice and supportive.
The room was not as clean as expected, I came to believe that the sheets and towels were not clean either.
The great location, very good communication with the center.
La habitación no estaba tan limpia como esperaba, llegué a pensar que las sábanas y toallas no estaban limpias tampoco.
El lugar genial, muy buena comunicación con el centro.
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The description "cozy" Studio in London, although exaggerated, but in the face of a London hotel the price was ok.
Die Beschreibung
Die Beschreibung "gemütliches" Studio in London ist zwar übertrieben, aber angesichts der Londoner Verhältnisse war der Preis ok.
The studio is very well located - about 20 minutes walk to the River Thames.. The studio is small but has everything needed.
The only thing that bothered me was the cleanliness. It's all a little dingy and run down. The bed was freshly dressed (so it smelled at least) but unfortunately it had hair everywhere. I am totally "allergic" to hair - especially in bed. Even otherwise on the floor on the kitchen combination .......... unappetising !! It is also sound-proofed, the Hautüre when slams shut very loud and man / woman needs to be aware that the studio on a main road and is therefore very noisy - traffic. I was disturbed, however, this is not great, because I'm not as sensitive and anyway each very tired fell into bed.
All in all I would book it again, but bring my sleeping bag. :-)
Das Studio ist sehr gut gelegen - ca. 20 Min. zu Fuss an die Themse. Das Studio ist klein, hat aber alles was benötigt wird.
Das einzige was mich störte, war die Sauberkeit. Es ist alles einwenig schmudelig und heruntergekommen. Das Bett war frisch angezogen (so roch es zumindest) doch leider hatte es überall Haare. Ich bin total "allergisch" auf Haare - vorallem im Bett. Auch sonst auf dem Boden auf der Küchenkombination.......... unappetitlich!! Auch ist es ringhörig, die Hautüre, wenn sie ins Schloss fällt ist sehr laut und man/frau muss sich bewusst sein, dass das Studio an einer Hauptstrasse ist und daher sehr laut ist - Strassenverkehr. Mich hat dies jedoch nicht gross gestört, da ich nicht so empfindlich bin und sowieso jeweils sehr müde ins Bett fiel.
Alles in allem würde ich es wieder buchen, jedoch meinen Schlafsack mitnehmen. :-)
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Well, almost as one could predict from a Hollywood script, the government shutdown was over and an agreement was reached at nearly the last possible minute prior to the predicted apocalypse around the debt ceiling.
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I read a letter in another paper over the weekend praising the fact that we have such a big government and how good it is that it has its tentacles in virtually every facet of our society. The shutdown supposedly showed us all the different areas in which the government spends money and that money turns into so many more jobs and that's good for the economy as a whole.
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The implementation of Obamacare is certainly an educational process as we peel back each layer of the onion to find out what's actually inside. Of course, the government could not or would not tell anyone how many people had actually enrolled. If the database worked, they would know the number instantaneously.
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The former '87 Lonestar SC forward Jackie Acevedo moves up from the Houston Aces to the NWSL after earning her first Mexican cap in November. The NWSL revealed its national federation allocation list for the 2014 season and in Portland, where the Thorns are holders of the league's inaugural championship, only one change came through the allocation process - Jackie Acevedo, a 5'1" Mexican-born forward from Austin, Texas has been added to the Thorns' roster through the Mexican Football Federation (FMF).
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I bought the powder form and mixed it myself and the bees are all over it.:
My bees take it well. Also, if cost is a factor, shipping will be very reasonable as Mann Lake is close to you. Adrian.
I've been using it for the 2008-2009 season and now the 2009-2010 season. I use the powder and mix it myself with sugar syrup, so far the bees take it readily and it seems to help them to maintain a brood nest even when little pollen is available.
My bees have taken Bee Pro without any problems for years.
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I know this is an old post but I'm wondering how to mix the Mann Lake BeePro I just bought.
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Thank you Joseph Clemens for the recipe. I would not have thought of adding oil. Does it have to canola oil?
thanks again,
Most any vegetable oil would likely suffice, I chose canola because the lipid profile seemed most appropriate to honey bee nutritional needs and my bank account. I believe hemp oil would likely be the best but doesn't work on my budget.
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Where to get it: Eastern Standard (528 Comm Ave, Boston, 617.532.9100)What makes it aStuff@night cocktail: "I wanted something very special for this drink. Stuff@night, a resource for where to go for people who work hard and play harder, brings to mind an unpretentious sophistication. So I wanted to create something that was at once elegant, accessible and unusual. With modesty, I submit that I've done just that. Bucks are a classification of drinks that stem from the Gin Buck, a classic which packs a punch. This one is named for one of our staunch regulars."
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3/4 ounce Bauchant Liqueur Napoleon
1/2 ounce Cherry Heering
1/2 ounce fresh-squeezed lime juice
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The drink: Casbah CocktailThe creator: John Gertsen, principal bartender
Where to get it: No. 9 Park (9 Park Street, Boston, 617.742.9991)What makes it aStuff@night cocktail: "When I think of Stuff@night, I definitely think of the international base of Boston, because of the university system here. We have a lot of people who settle in Boston who have very diverse backgrounds, and I think that the drink is very international because it has ingredients from three different countries: France, Italy, and the United States. From France, we have Amer Picon — it's actually an outpost of France, in Algeria, where the ingredients were originally made, so that's even
more international. Italy, being vermouth — sweet vermouth specifically, which was created in Italy. And rye whiskey, which is an American original. I think the combination of those three things really speaks to the international spirit of Boston, and the way that I envision the drink is that it has a very sophisticated framework. It's very much like a Manhattan, and the word 'Manhattan' has a certain connotation. There is a little bit of an adult-ness to it, that it's not just drinking a sour, or having this or that. You go out and you're feeling very cosmopolitan, and you say, 'Hey, I'm going to have a Manhattan tonight,' as opposed to a Cosmopolitan, which is a very different thing. I think that that's where the inspiration for the drink comes from. And that's where we decided upon the name Casbah. We wanted to focus on a city that would have a name that had a good ring. I tested the drink out with a couple of my regulars, and I've gotten many thumbs-up."
2 ounces Rittenhouse Rye Whiskey
1 ounce Amer Picon
1/2 ounce Cinzano Sweet Vermouth
1 dash Fee's Orange Bitters
Stir, strain, and garnish with an orange twist.
The drink: City LightsThe creator: Lisa Mulligan, bartender
Where to get it: Redline (59 JFK Street, Cambridge, 617.491.9851)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "Basically, the City Lights is a good, fun, bold drink. It's sexy. It has a nice kick to it because of the grapefruit. It's Stuff@night because Redline is a hip place. It doesn't seem like a hip place because Cambridge has this thing where you have to go downtown to find the nightlife, but we have it right next door to us in Cambridge. You can see the lights across the river from Harvard."
1 1/2 ounces Plymouth Gin
1/4 ounce Grand Marnier
1/4 ounce Campari
splash of grapefruit juice
splash of orange juice
Serve chilled and straight up, garnished with an orange wheel covered in
caramelized sugar that's sprinkled with Grand Marnier.
The drink: StarStruck MartiniThe creator: Kevin Durgin, head bartender
Where to get it: District (180 Lincoln Street, Boston, 617.426.0180)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "It's Stuff@night, I think, because you guys commonly feature local and national celebrities, and since we've been open in June '06, we have been catering to that clientele as well. I think that it's an interesting drink, because of the way it looks, the star [fruit].
It's a middle-of-the-road kind of cocktail. The green-apple martini is really sweet. But this one, it's not too sweet and it's not too strong. And the color goes great with the star fruit that we have in there."
2 ounces Three Olives apple vodka
1 ounce Shakka Red Apple
cranberry juice
Serve garnished with a star fruit.
The drink: Double "P" (Pisco and pomegranate)The creator: John Byrd, mixologist
Where to get it: Alchemist Lounge (435 S. Huntington Avenue, Jamaica Plain,617.477.5741)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "This drink is perfect for Stuff@night because it is a drink that follows trends but is still unique. The trend is the use of pomegranate, which has been popular in the past year; the uniqueness is the use of Pisco, a Muscat-flavored liquor which is seldom used in bar cocktails. Pisco adds a distinctive flavor and comes in a cool
bottle shaped like a monolith from Easter Island. The flamed orange garnish adds a little bit of magic. Altogether, this reates a cocktail that is unique, fashionable, and magical . . . things that every reader of Stuff@night needs in their glass and in their life."
1 1/2 ounces Pisco
1 ounce fresh pomegranate juice
1/2 ounce fresh orange juice
1/4 ounce simple syrup
Flamed orange peel garnish
Pour ingredients over ice, shake, and fine-strain into a martini glass. Finish off with a flamed orange peel (slice a peel off a fresh orange; point skin to a flame and squeeze zest; flame will ignite orange oils and give the zest a caramelized flavor; float peel on top of drink).
The drink: LycheedoroThe creator: Jenn Harvey, head bartender and resident mixologist
Where to get it: 33 Restaurant & Lounge (33 Stanhope Street, Boston, 617.572.3311)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "It's a lychee-infused vodka, and I've been doing a lot of infused vodkas lately. Earlier, when I became the bar manager over here, I was hesitant to put a lychee-infused martini on the menu, just because I never really came up with something that I really, really liked. This one still has a little bit of the floral essence of the lychee, but it's not overwhelming to people that don't know what it is. It's still got a little bit of sweetness from the white grape juice, and then it's got a little bit of class to it from the Lillet Blanc, and then the lychee, so it's kinda trendy, kinda
sweet, kinda classic. That's how I feel the magazine goes. It's always up on trends and different things that are going on in all the different industries in town."
1 1/2 ounces lychee-infused vodka
1/2 ounce Lillet Blanc
1/2 ounce white grape juice
splash of simple syrup
Shake with ice and serve straight up with a lychee garnish.
The drink: Finger on the Pulse MartiniThe creator: Mike Sheridan, general manager
Where to get it: Croma (269 Newbury Street, Boston, 617.247.3200)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "It's for those of us who like to be 'in the know,' featuring all the right ingredients to keep you on your toes: gin — sleek, with a smooth finish, and its reputation is outstanding. Apricot brandy — pleases all palates. OJ — nutritious and delicious. Lemon juice —
keepin' it real! Orange twist — introducing a new twist . . ."
1 part Plymouth Gin
1 1/2 parts Apricot Brandy
splash of orange juice
2 dashes lemon juice
Garnish with an orange twist.
The drink:Stuff@nightcapThe creator: Josh Norris, bartender/mixologist
Where to get it: Vox Populi (755 Boylston Street, Boston, 617.424.8300)What makes it a Stuff@night cocktail: "I wanted to make something that was different. The color of it is almost like a radiant green — you probably wouldn't find a martini that looks like that anywhere else, so we figured that that was hip and trendsetting, which Stuff@night is. I figured you'd be getting vodka drinks and flavored vodka drinks and mojitos, and I just wanted to try to play with something a little bit different, which you guys certainly are. So, we named it the Stuff@nightcap because of its contents. It's more of an after-dinner or late-night drink. So, after a night on the town, you
can kick back at home and grab a Stuff@nightcap to end your trendsetting night on the town!"
2 ounces Three Olives chocolate vodka
1 3/4 ounces Baileys Mint Chocolate liqueur
3/4 ounce Dark Crème de Menthe
Garnish with three mint leaves.
The drink: Red Sky Wild Berry MartiniThe creator: Peter LeRoy, bartender
Where to get it: Red Sky (16–18 North Street, Boston, 617.742.3333)What makes it aStuff@night cocktail: "Everyone's so big on health nowadays, and we decided to come up with a martini that's based on nutritional value. It's got antioxidants in it and things like that, so it appeals to people. You guys appeal to a very diverse group, and we're trying to bring a diverse crowd into Red Sky. The martini itself is appealing to everyone. And
not just women — it appeals to men because everyone's so health-conscious nowadays."
6 ounces vodka
splash of Chambord
splash of cranberry juice
2 blueberries
2 raspberries
1 strawberry
Muddle the berries in a shaker. Add ice and the rest of ingredients, then strain over ice into a martini glass and garnish with one of the three berries.
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Posting this here because of all of your years of wisdom and I know you will have some excellent advice!
I am seriously thinking about going to all Pierco black plastic frames in my honey supers and staying with my wood frames with black Pierco foundation in the brood boxes.
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Super Stories: Vol. 2
Magnet Storytelling instructor, and 17-time Moth StorySLAM winner, Adam Wade brings together the top storytellers in NYC for a night of Super Stories. Performers' credits include winning The Moth GrandSLAM, to appearing on NPR radio shows such as THIS AMERICAN LIFE and The Moth Radio Hour.
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Nice job Pupwag...It's a real beauty.
Been seeing some Retro pics and decided to grab a kit before they are gone.
Nodak M16A1 retro lower with all the markings from Ident Markings.Got tired of looking for a barrel and reprofiled a Colt '97 A2 1/7 .Got barrel parked and FSB mounted over the rainy weekend and assembled the bits.
It's only metal, it's not magic.
Nice job Pupwag...It's a real beauty.
very nice!
i am working on a very old "colt" slab-side upper build. mine is not going to be as pretty or period accurate as yours.
i am raiding all my parts bins. it will have a DTI 1-9" twist 20" pencil barrel and vintage stocks , three prong FH , de-milled colt fire control group,--
i just realised somethng-- i am going to have to do SOMETHING with those a1 style rear sights!
LOL those little peep-holes didn't look so small decades ago---LOL
Nice. Except for the cleaning kit, which they never gave us.
Looks period accurate, even down too the 20 round mags.
Oh. No bayos. We sent those too the Marines.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Very clean and authentic looking. Maybe a prong-type flashhider would add some history.
In Vietnam we could not get 30 rd mags issued or bayonets. Airforce had the 30 rd mags and supply sat on the issue of bayonets. Typical gov't BS.
Date on bottle says Dec 1966,I just looked at some Deep Woods Off and it was just the opposite 25% DEET and 75% "other ingredients".
Hitest Bug Juice ! Don't call the EPA on me!
It's only metal, it's not magic.
That's sharp Matt!!
There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action. -- Bertrand Russell
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." Robert J. Hanlon
Retro Black Rifle www.retroblackrifle.com
you guys seen these? they have some very cool info on all the old and odd variants of the m-16 series--
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781


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Shepherd to shepherd
Pastor First Lutheran Church, Pine River
In John 10:11, Jesus says, "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep."
In planning to write this article, I thought of many topics or lessons brought out in Scripture. But this week on Jan. 31, one of the shepherds of an earthly flock is laid to rest. This event is foremost in my thoughts.
A friend and colleague, Pastor Marlys Korman, went to be with the Lord following a stroke. She is an earthly shepherd gone to be with the Good Shepherd.
Though I have known her but a few years, she has been a shepherd to me also. Marlys took seriously the commandments to love the Lord and love others. In her life, as she continued to grow in Christ, she had a godly love for the things and people of God, and a healthy anger for all things that stood in the way of the Good News of Jesus Christ.
She recognized how complicated life is and how urgently we need a Savior.
As shepherds go, she began her official pastoral duties late in life. But time and experience can be good teachers in the hands of the Almighty. There is a wisdom that comes with age.
Marlys was not afraid to talk of her struggles in life. She could reflect on lessons learned as she left alcohol behind. Struggles and temptations met their match in Marlys' faith and her love; especially her love for her family and friends, and the church she loved. Love does conquer all things.
Recently Mar came to our pastoral text study in Brainerd with the decision that she and Bill (her husband) had made in prayer. She loved her work, felt she had more to do for God's kingdom, and she would put off total retirement to continue to shepherd her flock.
The life of her words continue. They are God's own words alive through Mar's experience. The Word remains alive and does its work in us. Faith Lutheran in Swanburg contained many people Mar loved. That meant she would be honest with them and love them as they were, with an ever present desire that they know their brokenness to sin and the forgiving grace of a loving God.
Many were the conversations we had about the increasing number of funerals and weddings where the name of God is not present. It was not anger that marked the conversations, but an extreme sadness for people who had settled for so little of life.
Her anger was reserved most often for the voices of division in the church, or those that had their identity in what they were against rather than what they were for.
"Too much time is taken from the preaching of the gospel and given to arguments over things that do not lead to life," she would say.
She knew and experienced God's deliverance and grace. Once you have tasted and seen the goodness of the Lord, you can't go back!
Mar's words will live on for her church home. They are not orphaned, and they have the living Word in their midst, even in her absence.
Her oxygen machine for the evening rest is replaced with healthy lungs to sing God's praises. Her love of spouse, family and friends continues. Love cannot die.
This faithful earthly shepherd leaves our presence for now. She meets the Good Shepherd face-to-face. Ah, the stories they have to share.
Ah, the stories we have yet to live in Him!


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I spend a significant part of my day "in my office." The tricky part is that I don't actually have a room for my office. So … my office is in my living room. There are a few downfalls to this, but for the most part, I love being in the middle of the action. Even if it means that I can't concentrate 90% of the time.
I have been wanting to rework my creative space for the past year or so and we finally got around to it this weekend.
The sawhorse style desk and shelving unit are from World Market. The subway style sign is from Hobby Lobby. And the rest of the decor have been collected over the years!
I love that the desk isn't too deep to be obtrusive into my space. Here is a picture from across the room.
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08 Nov 2002 - 02 Feb 2002
One of the jewels of the National Gallery of Canada's (NGC) Renaissance collection, Bartolomeo Montagna's St. Jerome in Penitence, has been restored to vibrant life after months of work. It will be on view in a special exhibition from 8 November 2002 to 2 February 2003, before returning to its rightful place in the European galleries. Painted around 1500 by one of the masters of the Venetian Renaissance, this spectacular canvas was acquired by the NGC in 1929 but has not been shown for many years because of the discoloration of its varnish. Due to the magnitude of restoration required, the work was postponed from year to year, until the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles got in touch with one of the NGC's conservators, Anne Ruggles. Thanks to the cooperation of the Getty Museum and their conservator, Elisabeth Mention, and a grant from the NGC Foundation, the Gallery was able to give Anne Ruggles the assignment of breathing new life into this painting, on which time had taken such a toll. The result of this effort of many months is extraordinary.


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Tour of Cuyuna Bicycle Ride slated Sept. 7
The 10th annual Tour of Cuyuna Bicycle Ride will be held Saturday Sept. 7, beginning and ending at Ruttger's Bay Lake Lodge in Deerwood.
Participants will have the option of a 40- or 70-mile bike route with a start time from 7 to 9 a.m.
The Tour of Cuyuna is a recreational ride for cyclists of all abilities and is not a race. T-shirts will be handed out during check-in with lunch being served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A non-refundable entry fee is $25 if received by Friday, Aug. 23. After that the cost increases to $30.
Call 218-545-4545 for more information, or visit cuyunalakestrail.org.


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I'm sure everyone knows how to do this, but I see a lot of people running tightvncserver to run an X session remotely whereas running X over ssh is much more efficient as the poor old Pi doesn't have to do as much compression and/or drawing the screen.
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inet addr:192.168.2.3 Bcast:192.168.2.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
Once logged into your Pi, you will notice the usual pi@raspberrypi prompt, plus an X session will start on your Mac. Running any X windows program will display the results on the Mac.
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For best results make sure to change prefs for X11 - output->fullscreen, otherwise it can a bit muddly, or just move to a seperate clear desktop (mac) and minimise the original terminal (don't close it or this will logout from the pi)
To quit, it's best just to do a 'sudo reboot' otherwise things get confusing, though you can ctrl-c the original terminal to terminate the lxsession.
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Now reboot pi and ssh should work.
If anyone else can confirm this works on their Debian squeeze 19-04-2012, on a virgin install, it would be useful. I may have inadvertantly setup a package to facilitate this, but it should work straight out of the pi-box.
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PL girls win, boys 2nd at subsection meet
This time the Pequot Lakes girls' track team didn't have to share the Subsection 3, Section 6AA track and field title.
Last spring, the Patriots tied for the subsection title, but this spring Pequot Lakes easily captured the title alone at Sebeka on Thursday, May 23. The Patriots had 140 points while Staples-Motley was second with 113.
Pequot Lakes' Vanessa Lane won the 100- and 200-meter dashes and joined Abby Palmer, Chloe Bermel and Rachel Allen in winning the 4x100 relay. Bermel also won the 400 dash while Jackie Brine-Doyle captured the 3,200. Pequot Lakes' 4x400 relay of Brittny Bzdok, Palmer, Bermel and Grace McGuire and also triumphed.
"I'm proud of our girls that we won the title outright this year, especially since this is my last year coaching these kids," said Pequot Lakes' girls' coach Brian Kazmierczak. "We saw our sprinters really control the points, including 19 points in the 200, and 16 points in both the 100 and 400 dashes. Those are the kinds of points that win championships."
Kazmierczak added that a key was scoring 15 points in the long jump and 10 more in the triple jump.
"Our distance kids also ran strong in the 800 and 3,200," he said. "Catie (Ryan) is still learning how to run track. Jackie (Brine-Doyle) has improved leaps and bounds this season. It has just been awesome watch those two grow. But the turning point for me, when I finally breathed easy was when Jana Hall and Madi McMonigal finish fifth and sixth in the 800. Jackie (Brine-Doyle) winning the 3,200 was the icing on the cake. Those points meant a ton for our squad."
The added that Lane had "another strong day" for his squad.
"I'm excited to see how the section will play out for Vanessa and our relay," he said. "She leads us on the track, and she joins Abby (Palmer), Josie (Nistler), Ellie (Erholtz) and Carley (Hoffman) as leaders of our team off the track. They all deserve so much praise."
The Patriot boys had 115 points and were second behind Pillager's 140. Pequot Lakes' Tyler Tappe won the pole vault and was second in both the 100 and 200 dashes. Pequot Lakes' 4x100 relay of Cole Funk, Isaac Allen, Chris Haman and Tappe; and the 4x800 with Nate McDonald, Eric Olson, Sean Murray and Michael Ryan both triumphed.
"Overall, we had a good meet, and we will be sending 15 athletes on to the section," said Pequot Lakes boys' coach Dave Guenther. "Pillager was the team that we had to go after, and we led the team score for a while. But (Pillager) has a good group of athletes which helps make for an interesting meet."
The top five individuals and top two relays will advance to the Section 6A finals on Thursday, May 23, at Minnesota State University in Moorhead.
"We're looking forward to the section meet," Guenther said. "I'm proud of our guys and they have such a positive attitude."
Boys team scores: 1-Pillager 140, 2-Pequot Lakes 115, 3-Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 103, 4-Staples-Motley 85, 5-Wadena-Deer Creek 33, 6-Browerville 27, 7-Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 22, 8-Pine River-Backus 20, 9-United North Central 12, 10-Prairie Valley 1
110 hurdles: 15-Chase Blaser 19.17, 7-Alex Tangen 21.37
300 hurdles: 2-Kale Wurdman 44.45; 8-Chase Blaeser 47.35; 17-Levi Palmer 53.50
100 dash: 2-Tyler Tappe 11.94; 3-Issac Allen 12.09; 7-John Craig (PL) 12.63
200 dash: 2-Tappe 23.72; 4-Isaac Allen (PL) 24.29; 6-CJ Borleis 25.51
400 dash: 5-Christopher Haman 55.78; 6-Dillon Nichols 56.56; 12-Reid Pierzinski 1:01.23
800 run: 5-Sean Murray 2:12.37, 7-Eric Oson 2:13.94; 11-Daulton Engholm 2:19.71
1600 run: 4-Michael Ryan 4:48.13; Karl Brine-Doyle 5:21.45; 14-Jacob Tschida 5:25.17
3200 run: 7-Anthony Fitzer 11:23.13; 8-Nate McDonald 11:33.02
4x100 relay: 1-Pequot Lakes (Cole Funk, Isaac Allen, Chris Haman, Tyler Tappe) 45.80
4x400 relay: 3-Pequot Lakes (Dillon Nichols, Michael Ryan, Kale Wurdeman, Haman) 3:43.53
4x800 relay: 1-Pequot Lakes (Nathan McDonald, Eric Olson, Sean Murray, Michael Ryan) 8:59.60
Shot put: 2-Travis Jacobsen 48-4; 11-Jon Bocklund 34-0.25
Discus: 3-Travis Jacobsen 120-1; 16-Grant Moe 88-1
Long jump: 7-Cole Funk 17-6; 14-Hunter Goerges 15-5
Triple jump: 9-Goerges 33-4.5; 15-Alex Tangen 29-7.5
High jump: 6-Cole Funk 5-6, 7-Isaac Allen 5-4; 12-Hunter Goerges 5-0
Pole vault: 1-Tappe 14-9, 2-John Craig 12-0, 4-Kale Wurdman 10-6
Girls team scores: 1-Pequot Lakes 140.6, 2-Staples-Motley 113, 3-Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 108, 4-United North Central 49.3, 5-Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 43, 6-Pillager 38, 7-Wadena-Deer Creek 32, 8-Prairie Valley 14, 9-Pine River-Backus 10, 10-Browerville 10
100 hurdles: 12-Ashley Kosloski 19.56; 16-Karli Skog 20.52
300 hurdles: 6-Samantha Littman 52.50; 11-Colleen Tschida 55.0; 16-Karli Skog 57.72
100 dash: 1-Vanessa Lane 12.77, 2-Rachel Allen 13.62
200 dash: 1-Lane 26.49, 2-Brittny Bzdok (PL) 27.52, 6-Sarah Rudlang 28.44
400 dash: 1-Chloe Bermel 1:01.49, 3-Grace McGuire 1:03.83; 8-Corina Ruud 1:06.79
800 run: 2-Catie Ryan 2:32.84, 5-Jannah Hall 2:38.37, 6-Madilyn McMonigal (PL) 2:40.01
1600: 8-Elsa Headlee 6:06.1; 12-Alysa Young 6:20.53; 13-Madison Rupp 6:36.96
3200 run: 1-Jackie Brine-Doyle 12:18.63; 8-Macy Dotty 14:04.82
4x100 relay: 1-Pequot Lakes (Allen, Chloe Bermel, Abby Palmer, Lane) 50.26
4x200 relay: 3-Pequot Lakes (McGuire, Palmer, Rudlang, Bzdok) 1:48.55
4x400 relay: 1-Pequot Lakes (Bzdok, Palmer, McGuire, Bermel) 4:13.43
4x800 relay4-Pequot Lakes (Carley Hoffman, Elsa Headlee, Brine-Doyle, Ryan) 10:47
Shot put: 2-Ellie Erholtz 31-9.75; 6-Debra Mitchell 28-5; 12-Brianna Anick 26-0.25
Discus: 6-Erholtz 86-0; 10-Anick 80-7
Long jump: 2-Bzdok 15-11.5, 3-Lane 15-3.5, 6-Rudlang 13-11.5
Triple jump: 2-Abby Palmer 32-10.25, 5-Josie Nistler 31-6.5
High jump: 6 (tie)-Lyndsey Johnson and Littman 4-4; 7-Ruud 4-4
Pole vault: 8 (tie) Ashley Abear, Bermel 7-0; 13-Anick 6-0


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My craft room is 10X12. The walk in closet is 4x4.
My shelves are full. My room is neat because I obsess... LOL. I have to clean up every night before I go to bed. I clean the floor every few days of threads and scraps too. When it's a mess... is when I scrap book. WOW... I'll take a pic of that some time. But, mostly, since I have storage I like, and the islands, it's pretty easy to keep up. Everything in it's place. Supplies, tools, books, fabric. I don't have a ton of fabric. And I sort and clean out a lot. It's a habit.