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How Do I Glue Fondant To Fondant, And Choc Melt ?
Decorating By my2rys Updated 20 Nov 2010 , 4:47pm by my2rys
I have to attach fondant monogram - How do I attach on the side of the cake and ensure the letters will not fall off. Also, while I'm at it... I need help this is all for a cupcake tower wedding cake and have decided to put chocolate hearts on each cupcake - how do i make the chocolate shine and not look matt like or old? Thank you I have to do this nightmare cake Friday
Piping gel works great in attaching heavier or thicker pieces to fondant.
As for making chocolate shiny, you need to temper it correctly. Here is more info: http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-636239-.html
I got this great tip at the Oklahoma Sugar show to attach fondant to fondant...use a very thin rub of Crisco on the monogram and stick up. Super thin layer and the Crisco blends into the fondant, no taste no sliding. I would use this method for flat pieces only...for heavier pieces I use royal icing or melted chocolate. HTH. Good Luck!
I use some merangue power mixed with water to creat a glue, but in a pinch just plain old water works fine aswell
I always use royal icing foung that its the strongest
The wedding is tonight finshed cake 3:00 a.m. Bride and Momma LOVED it. The crisco advice was GREAT. I have used other ideas (including ones posted here) but some times things slide, also are messy - but the Crisco did the job, not messy and even the heavy flowers did not move at all. Chocolate i used the Crisco on too and it helped. I am sooo thankful for this site and all the cc'ers.


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Decorating By sweetcravings Updated 20 May 2008 , 10:31pm by sweetcravings
Today has been extremely busy. it was supposed to be a quiet day, but at 930am i get a call from my son's old school teacher. He wants to know if i can make him a cake for TOMORROW. His sis is in town and they are celebrating her son's bday. He has a nut allergy and the teacher knew that my son does to and i make all kinds of cakes for him. So he asks if i can make him one, and if not where can he find a 'safe' one. I tell him i know of nowhere that is 'safe' that is why i make the cakes. I tell him I have no icing made up, and it would be very difficult to complete it in time. In the back of my mind i'm thinking..Hell NO!!! A days notice for a cake..is he crazy!! I would have to work like a mad women to finish it because i have no icing, no cake, no ideas, nothing. So i tell him no.
I should've left it at that ...BUT....
I start to feel guilty for not saying yes to the cake. Afterall i know how hard it is to find a 'safe' cake. That child deserves a cake..right. Well, i also think it woud probably be good word of mouth to make the cake becuase he is a school teacher and teachers talk. Even though i'm not selling my cakes at the moment, i've been seriously thinking about it. It would be good word of mouth. So I call him back and this is how it went. He was pleased i could make the cake. He says it needs to be indiana jones themed...WTF!! I know absolutely nothing about that movie and i certainly don't have the time to be sculpting figures etc.. So i frantically searched the net for some clipart related to the movie. I make up a tonne of icing, bake the cake, prepare the boards..then decorate. By now my kitchen is a mess, i haven't showered for the day and I'm exhausted. I call him to pick up the cake. He didn't need it till tomorrow but i wanted it out of the house this evening since we have plans early in the morning.
He picks it up...
He says, 'how much'.
I say, "i'm not sure. I've only made them for friends and family and haven't charged. What does a cake this size go for at the grocery store?". Meanwhile i'm thinking in the back of my head...this cake is waayyy better than what you'd get at the grocery store. I've pulled my hair out to finish this cake at last moments notice..it should cost BIG bucks.
He just shrugs his shoulders and says, "i have no idea what they charge"
I know the grocery store sells their half sheets for around 32.00 and they serve around 32people. My cake is 14x14x2inches choco fudge, iced in buttercream, design done in Kathyf's glaze method, should serve around 45 approx. So i say, "i dunno, does around 45.00 sound fair?" Now i heard those words come out of my mouth, but why in heck would i say it to be so low? I right away regretted what i said.
He says, "sure" and hands me 60.00. I tell him i have no change, but i will send it with my DS to school on monday.
As he is leaving he says yeah it's a big cake, it may even cost 50 or more dollars. i tell him i haven't yet sat down and figured out costs yet since i'm still in the planning phase, but he right it is worth more. Geesh, i thought he would've given me a nice tip for turning my life upside down today to help him out in a pinch. Guess not.
His reaction to the cake.."oh it's nice"...WTF I've never had such a pathetic response to one of my cakes before. Mind you he is quiet and well he is a MAN, so i guess i shouldn't expect a huge standing applause. But my DH and DS said it was wonderful, and they are very honest.
Never again will i agree to make a cake with only hours notice. It's not fair to me or my family. I guess i learnt a valuable lesson today. I feel so used. Not to mention my back is killing me and my feet are aching. Thanks for letting me vent..now i must go rest.
Just out of curiousity what would you have charged? I know it's too late now to change things but i'd be curious to see what you all think. Did i charge too little or am i just being moody.
What a day!
Hey! Don't ask ME! Had something similar happen to me today only I charged LESS than what you did for MORE cake! It's the purse cake in my photos.
Anyway, the woman called a month ago and said her daughter said she didn't care what she did for her 16th birthday just as long as Sister Beth (that would be ME) made her cake! I didn't WANT to make the cake. I don't have TIME to make the cake. Sound familiar?
Soooo fast forward to today. Got the cake finished. It is a 12" round cut in half and decorated to look like a purse. Sits on a 14 x 14 x 2 base with a solid chocolate 3D shoe and chocolate purse and shoe molds at each corner. Fondant accents. I charged her $35.00!! Her reaction to my cake was "It's nice, Thank You" Of course, that was AFTER she called me last night and said "It IS going to be a great cake, Right?"
In the famous or infamous words of a former CC member
NO CAKE FOR YOU!!! Anymore....no birthdays, and esp. NO FREE WEDDING CAKE for your daughters! That's what I told her "on my way home in the car"! LOL
Sorry your day was so crazy! But, maybe he WILL tell others and you can get some real business out of it!
Good Luck....and now.....REST!
Beth in KY
Hey! Don't ask ME! Had something similar happen to me today only I charged LESS than what you did for MORE cake! It's the purse cake in my photos.
Anyway, the woman called a month ago and said her daughter said she didn't care what she did for her 16th birthday just as long as Sister Beth (that would be ME) made her cake! I didn't WANT to make the cake. I don't have TIME to make the cake. Sound familiar?
Soooo fast forward to today. Got the cake finished. It is a 12" round cut in half and decorated to look like a purse. Sits on a 14 x 14 x 2 base with a solid chocolate 3D shoe and chocolate purse and shoe molds at each corner. Fondant accents. I charged her $35.00!! Her reaction to my cake was "It's nice, Thank You" Of course, that was AFTER she called me last night and said "It IS going to be a great cake, Right?"
In the famous or infamous words of a former CC member
NO CAKE FOR YOU!!! Anymore....no birthdays, and esp. NO FREE WEDDING CAKE for your daughters! That's what I told her "on my way home in the car"! LOL
Sorry your day was so crazy! But, maybe he WILL tell others and you can get some real business out of it!
Good Luck....and now.....REST!
Beth in KY
Thanks Beth...you made me feel better. I'm sorry you had that happen to you. It sounds like a whole heck of alot of work. I'm glad i'm not alone on this one. I find it so hard to charge my family as well. I make all of the birthday celebration cakes and often don't get reimbursed for them. I've stopped offerring to make them. If one of my sisters asks me to make them i tell them they can pay me what it costs to make the cake. They've gotton better and actually pay me more than that because they know how much work is involved. But i'm still not getting what i should for them and it's my own fault. I should demand fair cost on the cake, but my heart gets in the way.
I think part of what has stopped me from selling them is not knowing what to charge. I think i should charge big bucks but i don't know if people will pay that.
I know i'm crazy.
I think you're amazing to do this at the last minute! I, like you, do cakes for family and friends and always feel guilty about charging, and then when I do it's always too little, barely covering expenses. Why is it we devalue ourselves so much? If we had a regular business, there would be no question about price. Maybe I will state price up front from now on and tell them to think about it. That way, they can look for that "Bargain" elsewhere. I hope he sends alot of business your way to make up for it- really, what you have done is the mark of a very nice person!
i use to do that...give in to last minute orders ...but no more. if you continue to do it, then word will get around and people will take advantage of you knowing that they can wait 'til the last minute to order a cake.
i had the same thing happen though mine was a ROYAL PAIN...
i had a fifteens cake to do (its inthe quince section) all she wanted was a white cake to look like boxes, with a black edible ribbon w polka dots... and she was calling me on a monday and the cake was for friday....
the cake fed 250 people.... or maybe more... and i only charged her 200.00... bc my mom felt bad that it was for her daughter.... and the lady is a friend of hers... not only did i hve to take a day off of work and pay one of my employees 60.00 to work for me....
i lost money, and time.. and when i took it to the venue... i started to set it up and she tells me .. oh i wanted to ribbon to be like streched out... not on the cake...
what the F*$& lady its fondant not real ribbon....
i think it came out nice... but it was my first BIG CAKE and a big lesson learned...
i dont care who you are... no cheap cakes... no free cakes.. my prices or my prices....take it or leave...
thats it.... i like to vent...
It must be going around. My husband asked how much I charged for a cake I finished today. When I told him $50, he said, "Are you kidding? That cake's worth $200!" When I said, "Well, it's not that big of a cake," he said, "It's not the cake, honey, it's the time you put into it!" Geez, I love that man!!
I think you're amazing to do this at the last minute! I, like you, do cakes for family and friends and always feel guilty about charging, and then when I do it's always too little, barely covering expenses. Why is it we devalue ourselves so much? If we had a regular business, there would be no question about price. Maybe I will state price up front from now on and tell them to think about it. That way, they can look for that "Bargain" elsewhere. I hope he sends alot of business your way to make up for it- really, what you have done is the mark of a very nice person!
Awhh thanks for the kind words. I just know how hard it is to find a cake when you have an child with a nut allergy. It was so frustrating for me, so i totally understand it. I guess his sister is from out of town and didn't know where to get a cake around here. My only thinking was..they had to have known they were having this party some time ago..40people..why did they leave it till the last minute...poor planning. It just would've been nice to had more of a enthusiastic response to the cake. Maybe he appreciated it more than he led on..who knows. When i told my mom about it, she said that is typical male behaviour.."yup it's nice". She says they don't care about cake design, just that they have a cake.
At least i've done my good dead for the day.
While i was stressing over the whole thing today, I kept saying to myself.."this too shall pass". and the stress did pass, and i got it done. I just kinda feel lousy in the end and i shouldn't becuase like you said it was nice of me to do it, i just wanted to be paid fairly.
Diane..I've learned my lesson..no last minute cakes! I won't do that again. I should write that on my fridge so that i won't forget it. lol
Awwhhh Ruth..sweet husband. My DH thinks mine are worth alot too. don't you just love 'em. They know just what to say to make us feel better.
pinklesley..thanks for sharing your situation. Some people are sooo unbelievebly rude. It sounds like there are people like that everywhere. They want it cheap. I guess i had to experience this to learn my lessen. I'm with you on this one now. No last minute cakes, no cheap cakes.
So many times.....we are our own worst enemies! LOL
I TRY....I really TRY to say "This cake is going to cost $65.00" But somehow between my brain and my mouth it comes out
"Oh, $35.00 will cover it" and it DOES cover the cost most of the time. Now the 8 hours out of my life is "anuther thang in-tar" as Gomer would say! LOL
Sweetcravings you have a big heart and what goes around, comes around. You will be rewarded with lots of orders and lots of PAYING customers who may even TIP you! LOL
do not worry there is always someone out there who totally does not appreciate cake making, if they would just know the hours of brainstorming for ideas, flavors, fillings etc , they would be a little more sensitive, and you are an angel for doing that cake last minute for that price, then again what can you expect from a guy
You did something wonderful for someone. Don't forget that. And that child will have a safe birthday cake that he'll love. You have a heart of gold.
Of course you didn't charge enough - but hey it's done and overwith. Now just feel good about being such a nice person (and maybe get a good foot massage?!)
Cheers to you!
Sorry to hear that. It does take a while for you to build your confidence to charge what you are worth. It will also take a while for the clients who are used to getting a price break to start paying more. Some of them simply go back to grocery store cakes. You heard it before on cc "stand your ground" they will either pay it or go somewhere else.
What is [Kathy's glaze method? ] Couldnt find anything in the search
and the funny thing SWEETCRAVINGS... the one that had originally told me to charge her cheap ( MY DEAREST MOTHER) was the one that told me AFTER THE FACT that... i charged her too cheap and should have charged her more... that is why now.. i tell people upfront what are my prices.... if you want one of my cakes, if you want to shop around
i know that the other BIG FISH in Miami will charge her an arm and a leg...
i still take those last minute orders, but never ever for a cake that big...
you are an angel, bc i probably wouldve turned him down.... and its true it wasnt for him, it was for the kid... i will do anything for kids, too see the smile,and make their day better.
It's so nice to talk with people who totally understand how i'm feeling. You guys are so great. I'm going to put the negative behind me and focus on my good deed.
Dahir..kathy glaze method..i first heard of if from another website..then kathy filled me in on the how to's. It is basically like a buttercream transfer but you do it straight on the cake. I have a projector that displays the image on the cake. I outline it, the fill it in with the colors it needs. Kinda like doing a sugar cookie. The glaze consistency is thickened or loosened with water. It's made of icing sugar, salt, h2o, vanilla and that's it. Very fast to make. It doesnt' dry rock hard, just crusts over. If i can figure out how to post a picture i will try and post the cake. If you want exact measurments of the glaze let me know and i'll post it.
thanks for the info. I do not have a projector. I havent heard of that method but sounds interesting. I love trying new things. Thank's for sharing.
sweetcravings I would love the measurments of the glaze?.. I have a projector. I do have a hard time keeping my hands out of the way and also not making shadows when using it though ! I would also love to see a cake done in that method ? Thanks!!
Ok...i figured out how to post pics..the cake is in childrens birthday cake area.
Thanks for looking
thanks for the info. I do not have a projector. I havent heard of that method but sounds interesting. I love trying new things. Thank's for sharing.
You could probably do the same technique by tracing the image on wax paper, flip it over so it's the reverse side, go over your lines with piping gel, flip the paper onto cake and gently go over you lines. this will leave the image on the cake once you remove the paper. Then trace and fill as desired.
Here's the glaze recipe..
2lbs powdered sugar, 1Tbsp clear vanilla, 1/4tsp salt, and 3/4cup of water (may need more to thin the glaze for filling in.)
Just put all of this in a bowl and mix until it is well blended. I find i have to add more water so that it isn't so hard to pipe the outline. Then when i mix the colors, i have to add even more water to make it thinner. But be sure only to add a drop at a time, it doesn't take much to thin it. Does that make sense. HTH If you have any further questions let me know. This doesnt' dry hard, just crusts.
sweetcravings,, You cake is very cute ! Please share the measurments of the glaze?
sweetcravings Thanks ! I really like the look of that method ! We must of been posting at the same time !
I am the same. I never end up charging enough either and it can take hours of planning, baking, designing, etc etc. They are always appreciative, but you quote a price that isn't that high because you feel quilty and don't want to gouge them. I also keep agreeing to do cakes on a moments notice. I finally said no. I need a darn break. The attached cake, I only charged $50 and I know I way undercharged. But lesson learned I guess. But for me it would have to take someone to hit me over the head to keep the guilt felling aside.
I know how you feel about not charging enough and feeling guilty for the price you do charge.
I just made my mine up...I called some local Bakerys in my area to compare my price with theres... First of all they do not decorate cakes like I do..and there prices are higher than mine...
I just decided to charge as fairly as I can...and with God's help I'm sticking to it...
I hope this helps...Your cake is absoutely awesome...
I took some cake classes and I talked to my instructor and she told me not to be too cheap on my prices because, people will unintentionally take advantage of you...She said unless your a 'cake decorator' you will not understand nor appreciate the work that is involved...
you know its times like these (the same scenario like yours) is when I beat myself up for days.
I quit being a cake maker that loses money.
I got a phone call the other day... here is how it went..
"Hello, this is xxxx.. you did a cake for xxxx and I loved the taste and the look. How much would you charge to do a 1/4 sheet?"
Me: "50.00 dollars ... and that depends on what style.. what you want done.. etc."
Her: "Well I really don't know what she wants on this cake so .. I'll call you back"
Ya think she called me back? Nope.. ya know what? I don't care. It costs to turn on my oven. It costs me time with my family.. time on the road.. GAS.. etc. etc. If they don't like my prices I weed them out as cheapskates.
I have several "regulars" who order at least 5 times a year. And I am proud of those. They constantly talk about my cakes.
My time is worth as much as theirs!
Don't give anymore discounts and ALWAYS account for your time!!
(((hugs))) to you my friend!
My gosh girl-that's a last minute cake?! It looks great! And thanks for the glaze idea.
wgoat5... Christi ... Well said !I had the same thing with an order for a 12x18 for a b/day ! They didnt like my price !I wasent about to lower it at all ! But they really love my cakes etc !! Ok then either pay or go to wallyworld ! Funny thing ! They pay me whatever I want on the smaller size cakes , Guess they just didnt understand the larger cake price ! Oh well !
So now that some of you have seen the cake, what would you have charged?
Looks like a million bucks to me!
Really, I would think $200+ easily. Beautiful cake and great work!
Sounds like it is time for you to sit down and make out a basic price list. Atleast find out how much you are spending on your cakes so you have an idea of what you need to chrage to get that back and then some.
Since you are offering a nut free cake you could actually add in a little more because that is something they can't get everywhere they go. And of course for the last minute order...
To me it is always best to discuss price upfront. Because when it comes to pick up and you just have to throw out a number you almost always cheat yourself because at that point you have a cake you want to get out of the house, but you are scared to offend them with the price as well.


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Animal lovers and their dogs will join in the annual "Walk to Save Animals," which raises funds to rescue abandoned and homeless pets.
The Arizona Animal Welfare League and Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (AAWL/SPCA) will hold its annual fundraising event, the Walk to Save Animals, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Tempe Beach Park, 80 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe.
The 2008 walk attracted more than 1,500 people, along with about 750 dogs. This year's event will include a host of activities for adults, kids and dogs including a PetZone, an ActivityZone, a FunZone and a FoodZone.
In addition, AAWL/SPCA will be offering low-cost vaccinations for dogs – Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccines are $14 per vaccine, or all three for $40.
The event also will feature an "alumni parade" with dogs that have been adopted from AAWL/SPCA and their owners.
The suggested minimum donations $25. To register or for more information, visit www.aawl.org or call (480) 423-1511.
Ahwatukee Foothills resident Tanya Marchiol and her TEAM, comprised of her TEAM Investments staff, colleagues and friends, will participate. Their FUNraising goal is $2,500, and they could use your help. To make a pledge, log on to www.aawlwalk.dojiggy.com/pledge/index.cfm?mid=CAPODOLCEVITARWALKIN4ACAUSE. For those interested in joining the TEAM, call (480) 283-0274, ext 117.
Families to build memories during robots weekend
The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa has partnered with Arizona Science Center to offer a memorable fall family getaway Nov. 14 and 15 and again Nov. 21 and 22.
This special engagement was designed specifically for resort guests to have personal interaction with both the Robot experience at the resort and access to ROBOTS: The Interactive Exhibition at Arizona Science Center.
The package is suggested for children ages 5 to 12 and is limited to 35 per workshop. Offered at $149, families receive one night in a luxurious guestroom (Saturday check-in), access for two children to the ROBOTS experience at the resort on Sunday morning and access for two children and two adults to ROBOTS: The Interactive Exhibition exhibit at Arizona Science Center. Spend one morning working with Arizona Science Center's specialists at the resort to provide hands-on fun from 10 to 11 a.m. Nov. 15 and 22.
For more information or reservations, call (602) 225-0100 and mention the promotion code ROBOTS09 or visit www.wildhorsepassresort.com.
Parks and Rec offers winter classes, sports
Hundreds of special interest classes and sports programs are available during the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department's winter session, which runs December through February. Classes feature experienced instructors, affordable prices and convenient times and locations.
The full winter class and program schedule may be previewed in the "Classes" and "Programs" section at www.phoenix.gov/parks. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 14.
For information, call (602) 262-6862.
Car, motorcycle show coming up
The Ahwatukee Community Center at 4700 E. Warner Road will host its sixth annual car show and inaugural motorcycle show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21.
The registration fee is $10 per vehicle and $5 for each additional vehicle before Nov. 13; after that date registration is $12 per vehicle and $7 for each additional vehicle. Trophies will be awarded in various categories.
Admission for spectators is by donation of frozen turkeys and non-perishable food items for St. Mary's Food Bank and new unwrapped toys for the United States Marines Corps Toys-for-Tots drive. Non-perishable food and toys may also be dropped off now through Nov. 21 at the Center.
A Boy Named Sioux and The Line Up will provide live entertainment, and beer, food and concessions will be available for a small fee.
For information, call (480) 893-3431.
Boys & Girls Clubs hosting Bids for Kids Auction & Dinner
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley is gearing up for its 32nd Annual Bids for Kids Auction & Dinner presented by Gila River Casinos and Toyota Financial. The event will be held from 5:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa.
The goal is to raise $530,000 to continue offering after-school and summer programs for youth living in East Valley communities.
The evening will feature dinner, entertainment and silent and live auctions.
Bids for Kids sponsors and auction items are being accepted. Table and individual seating reservations are available, and discounted hotel rates are offered to guests. Individual seating is $300.
For more information, contact Kerri at firstname.lastname@example.com or (480) 820-3688 or visit www.clubzona.org.
IKEA happenings
IKEA, located at 2110 W. IKEA Way in Tempe, is offering a variety of events in November, including a toy drive taking place through to Dec. 14 for the Tempe Community Action Agency's "Holiday Toy Shoppe" program. Donation bins are located at the exit doors.
For every IKEA soft toy purchased from Nov. 1 to Dec. 24, IKEA will donate a $1 to UNICEF and Save the Children to support children around the world.
Professional organizer Charlotte Steill of Simply Put Organizing will present "Clutter Buster Strategies for Getting Your Home Organized for Holiday Guests" at 10 a.m. Nov. 20 in the Living Room department.
A free flooring demo with Quality Assembly will run from noon to 2 p.m. Nov. 21 in the Work IKEA department.
From Nov. 27 to 29, stop in until 10:30 a.m. for a tasty free breakfast which includes a small breakfast plate and a cup of coffee ($1.98 value). Both specials are one per person, while supplies last.
Eye Priority offers donations, prizes to teams in November
Ahwatukee Foothills optometrist Dr. Kelly de Simone of Eye Priority has an offer for local teams and activity groups: protect your eyes from the sun at bargain prices and raise some cash for your team – or just come in to the office and win a prize.
In an effort to assist groups with much-needed fundraising, Eye Priority has dubbed November Team Booster Month. Local groups can register to participate and their players, coaches, parents and fans will receive a 25 percent discount on prescription and nonprescription sunglasses for the month. Prize drawings will go on all month with no purchase required, and the prizes include designer sunglasses, perfumes and gift cards. At the end of November, Eye Priority will tally each team's sales, and 10 percent of the proceeds will be returned to the team in cash.
Eye Priority is located at 15725 S. 46th St., south of Chandler Boulevard.
For details and sign-up forms, call (480) 893-2300.
Feed My Starving Children event needs donations
Arizona's first Million Meal Event will take place Nov. 19 to 21 at Esperanza Lutheran Church in Ahwatukee Foothills and three other valley churches.
One million meals will be packed during the event, enough to feed more than 2,700 starving children for an entire year! All the sites have enough volunteers for packing, but donations are greatly needed to pay for the meals. At 17 cents per meal, every donation makes an impact. A donation of just $62 will feed one child for a year!
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Farmers' Market at Wild Horse Pass now open
The Gila River Farmers' Market at Wild Horse Pass, located at Rawhide, 5700 W. North Loop Road in Chandler, is now open and will run from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday year-round.
Support the Arizona-grown and Arizona-made garden market while enjoying a morning of fun for the whole family. The market features produce from the Wild Horse Pass garden, community farmers, artisans, vendors, kids activities, cooking classes, breakfast and story telling in Akimel Basho, the newest frontier attraction. Breakfast and brunch are also offered, as well as college football on many big screen TV's in the Casual Cowboy Saloon.
For information, visit www.rawhide.com or call (480) 705-2936.
Designated Drivers Foundation comes to Valley
The Designated Drivers Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 organization designed to create awareness about the perils of drinking and driving, educate the public about available driving programs and fund sensible alternatives to drinking and driving.
The program also offers a designated driver service, which provides drivers to transport clients in their own vehicle, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For more information or to take advantage of the free ride service, bar owners and restaurateurs may call 1-877-456-RIDE (7433) and request a free ride card or visit www.designateddriversinc.com or www.designateddriversfoundation.org.
Food distributor launches food drive benefiting Ariz. residents
The Treasure Box, an economical meal program developed by San Diego-based Good Source Solutions, provides quality, nutritious food for everyone trying to stretch their food dollars. Treasure Box can feed a family of four for almost a week or an individual for nearly one month!
The Treasure Box is able to leverage its buying power through partnerships with more than 500 well-known and popular food brands to provide a pre-assembled, frozen box packed with $75 to $100 worth of food offered to individuals and families for just $30 per week.
The program has partnered with churches across the Valley to offer this unique opportunity. Pickup locations include Tempe Nazarene Church, 3929 S. Rural Road, and First Baptist Church of Tempe, 4525 S. McClintock Drive, in Tempe. Deliveries are made monthly.
Individuals and families may place their orders online at www.thetreasurebox.org. For more information about the program or to become a community partner, call Koni Gould at (602) 663-0350.
Food drive at The CoffeeBuzz
The CoffeeBuzz, 4804 E. Chandler Blvd., Suite 110, is hosting a food drive for St. Mary's Food Bank through Jan. 1. Non-perishable foods (pasta, canned food, cereal) and donations are being accepted.
For information, call (480) 393-3430.
Bondurant School of High Performance Driving offers gift certificates
Give the gift of a lifetime this holiday with a gift certificate to the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving. Gift certificates are available in any denomination and can be redeemed for all racing and driving courses, as well as Bondurant merchandise.
To purchase a gift certificate, visit www.bondurant.com or call 800-842-RACE (7223). Course dates are not required at the time of purchase, and gift certificates are valid for one year from date of purchase.
Teddy Bear Holiday Teas to be highlighted by Jeffrey Bear Storybook Contest
The Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix Afternoon Tea Mascot, Jeffrey the Bear, takes center stage for the first annual Jeffrey Bear Tea holiday story-telling competition, to be conducted throughout this fall's Teddy Bear Tea season.
Teddy Bear Tea will served Friday through Sunday Nov. 28 through Dec. 19 in the Lobby Lounge. Adults will enjoy a traditional afternoon tea while children will nibble on sandwiches followed by teddy bear treats. Hot chocolate and marshmallows complete the Tea. Children can also look forward to a visit from Mr. Ted E. Bear and special story time with Jeffrey.
Teddy Bear Tea moves into the Grand Ballroom Dec. 20 to 22, when Mrs. Claus will be in charge of story time and Santa comes for a visit.
Teddy Bear Tea is $35 for adults and $25 for children under 12. Reservations are available by calling (602) 468-0700.
This year Jeffrey the Bear also wants to travel the world, and guests are invited to tell the story of his voyage. Children and the young at heart may write a one-page (approximately 500 words) story about one of his adventures to be included in the book titled The Magical Journeys of Jeffrey Bear. Entries are due by Nov. 20. For details, e-mail email@example.com, call (602) 522-6643 or visit www.jeffreystea.com/specialevents.
National Adoption Day is Nov. 21
National Adoption Day is held one day a year (Nov. 21) and is a collective national effort to raise awareness of children in foster care waiting to find permanent, loving families. National Adoption Day has made the dreams of thousands of children come true by working with policymakers, practitioners and advocates to finalize adoptions and find permanent, loving homes for children in foster care.
Since 2000, the goal of National Adoption Day has been that every community in the U.S. will have an annual, institutionalized, self-driven celebration of National Adoption Day on or near the Saturday before Thanksgiving, which can include finalizing adoptions of children from foster care and celebrating all adoptions. In total, more than 25,000 children have been adopted from foster care on National Adoption Day.
Last year Phoenix was No. 1 in the nation with over 250 adoptions completed.
This year's event will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Durango Juvenile Court, 3131 W. Durango. Children will enjoy hanging out with the Suns Gorilla, face painting, ice cream, and a free family portrait. Volunteers and donations are needed.
For more information, call Gina Meyer at (602) 532-4090, ext. 4261.
Tempe holiday events schedule
Downtown Tempe will offer the following holiday events:
• APS Fantasy of Lights Opening Night Parade, Presented by Kiwanis Club of Tempe, Nov. 28, 5 to 9 p.m., Mill Avenue District, free admission. Features Light-Up-A-Luminaria sales and special exhibitors, the parade and the arrival of Santa Claus.
• 41st Annual Fall Tempe Fall Festival of Arts, Dec. 4 to 6, Mill Avenue District, free admission. Features original fine art and crafts, the Arizona Wine Festival, Kids Innovation Station Presented by APS and other activities and entertainment.
• APS Fantasy of Lights Boat Parade, Dec. 12, Tempe Beach Park and Tempe Town Lake, free admission. Features free hands-on kids activities, special "Town Lake Turns 10" birthday celebration displays and activities, live entertainment, food and beverage vendors, Santa's arrival, a concert by as many as 85 tuba players who comprise "Tuba Christmas," Light-Up-A-Luminaria display throughout the park, METRO Light Rail's grand illumination of the Tempe Town Lake bridge and the Lighted Boat Parade showcasing dozens of festively-decorated and lighted boats.
• Mill Avenue Holiday Lighting Display, Nov. 28 to Jan. 1, free viewing. Features festively-lighted trees along Mill Avenue and adjacent streets for pedestrian holiday enjoyment.
For more information on the APS Fantasy of Lights, go to www.downtowntempe.com and click on "FOL." For Tempe Festival of the Arts details, go to www.tempefestivalofthearts.com.
Fiesta del Tlaquepaque holiday events
Tlaquepaque, an arts and crafts village nestled beneath the shade of the sycamores on the banks of Oak Creek in Sedona, will host the following holiday events:
• Festival of Trees, 10 a.m. to close Nov. 27 through Dec. 6. Area artists and galleries will have over 30 Christmas trees on display fully decorated in fun and exquisite ways. Kick off your holiday season with a beautiful themed tree already pre-decorated by making a bid on the silent auction bid sheets. Bids may be checked through 4 p.m. Dec. 6. Proceeds from will benefit Toys for Tots, Camp Soaring Eagle and the Waldorf School. For additional information, call (772) 643-2742.
• Festival of Lights, 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12. The cherished tradition involves the lighting of 6,000 luminarias in the courtyards and walkways. Dozens of entertaining events, including performances by carolers, musicians and dancers, will take place, along with a visit by Santa. Hear the River of Life Tabernacle Choir at 5:30 p.m. Specially designated luminarias honoring cancer survivors and victims may be purchased in advance. For details, call (928) 282-4838.
To learn more about Tlaquepaque, visit www.tlaq.com.
Applications now being accepted for 2010 Master Gardener training
The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Maricopa County Master Gardener Program holds certification classes throughout the Valley twice yearly. The classes teach future Master Gardener Volunteers the details on how to successfully garden in the Valley.
Topics that will be covered in the Master Gardener class include Basic Botany, Propagation, Cacti and Succulents, Turf, Citrus, Plant Diagnosis, Soils and Fertilizer, Vegetables and Herbs, and much more.
In 2010, classes are being held on the following dates and locations: Tuesdays Jan. 12 to May 4, 2010, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Desert Breeze Police Substation, 251 N. Desert Breeze Blvd., Chandler, application deadline is Nov. 30; and Tuesdays July 13 to Nov. 2, 2010, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, 4341 E. Broadway Road, Phoenix, application deadline is May 31, 2010.
The Web site http://cals.arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/mgclass.htm will acquaint anyone interested in becoming a Master Gardener volunteer with all the information needed to apply to the program.
For more information, contact Debbie at (602) 827-8200, ext. 308 or email@example.com or Kristen at (602) 827-8200, ext. 311 or email@example.com.
Farmers Market
The Arizona Community Farmers Markets Group hosts a farmers market on Sundays in the Ahwatukee Swim and Tennis Center parking lot at 4700 E. Warner Road, just west of 48th Street. Summer hours are 8 to 11 a.m.
Admission is free. The market is family friendly, and canine good citizens are welcome.
For more information, visit www.arizonafarmersmarkets.com.
VNSA wants your books
VNSA (Volunteer Nonprofit Service Association), a local, all-volunteer nonprofit corporation, needs donations of gently used books, paperbacks, videos, CDs, DVDs, puzzles, books on tape or CD and any other book-related items for the 54th Annual VNSA Used Book Sale scheduled for Feb. 13 and 14, 2010. Proceeds from the book sale will benefit Valley nonprofit agencies that serve families and children in need.
Tax deductible donations of books can be made at the VNSA book collection box at Bashas' at 4855 E. Warner Road (look for cream colored box featuring the VNSA owl). Home or business pickups can be arranged by calling (602) 265-6805.
More information is available at www.vnsabooksale.org.
2010 Real Gardens for Real People Garden Tour
The Master Gardener volunteers from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Maricopa County will host the Ninth Annual Real Gardens for Real People Tour to be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 13.
The public is invited to view the home gardens of certified Master Gardeners in the historic vicinity of the Central Corridor in Phoenix.
Guest speakers will be onsite at the various gardens to give talks and answer gardening questions on many different topics, from soil and irrigation basics to attracting wildlife and growing edible treats in your garden.
For information or tickets, visit www.maricopamastergardener.com/gardentour.htm.
Support domestic abuse awareness, recovery
Sunsational Cruises and Bravery Project are partnering to offer a journey of recovery. An escape to sea supporting domestic abuse awareness sets sail June 6, 2010, from Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The 2010 Bravery Project Cruise is a seven-night cruise to the eastern Caribbean with rates beginning at $979 per person for double occupancy. For each confirmed booking made through Polly Waln at Sunsational Cruises, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to support Bravery Project.
While enjoying the scenery from the deck, travelers will also be treated to original artwork exhibited by creator Florschuetz.
For details, visit www.braveryproject.org.
Classes offered for un- and under-employed
Training to YOU, a computer technology center located at 2200 N. Central Ave., Suite 100, is offering local un- and under-employed persons a unique opportunity to update their Microsoft Office skills. A number of half-day classes are available each week, and empty seats are available on a "pay-what-you-can" basis.
Class size is limited to 12, and each student receives instructor-led classroom training and a manual for ready reference. Fees are normally $120, but un- or under-employed people are only asked to pay what they can afford.
For more information or to register, visit www.trainingtoYOU.com or call (602) 266-1500.
Woodworkers looking for projects
The Ahwatukee Woodworkers Club gets together on Thursdays to work on charity projects and is currently looking for more projects to take on.
Past projects have included making plaques for Phoenix Children's Hospital, building tables and chairs for preschools and even making model MRI machines for doctors to explain the procedure to children to ease their fears. A model doll house kit was donated to the group, so members built it and held a raffle to raise money to support the club. In another project, models of homes in Tempe were built for the Tempe Historical Society that were raffled in a fundraiser for the society. The group is currently busy making cubbies for a local preschool.
The club is located near the Ahwatukee Recreation Center and is part of the Ahwatukee Retirement Community.
Projects are needed, and organizations such as schools, hospitals, churches or other charities in need of something built or made are asked to contact president Tom Rosenthal at (480) 275-6631.
Older children and larger sibling groups need adoption, too
Christian Family Care Agency hopes to draw attention to two very special groups of kids who need adoptive homes – children over the age of 10 and children from larger sibling groups (three or more children).
Louise Gonzales, of Christian Family Care Agency's Phoenix office, said while progress is being made in these two areas, the need for loving parents willing to adopt these kids is still tremendous.
Gonzales said parents willing to adopt children from these two areas often will move through the adoption process more quickly. She added that a parent's age isn't usually as big an issue when it comes to adopting an older child.
An adoptive parent's bank account also isn't necessarily a barrier. For more information, call (602) 234-1935 or visit www.cfcare.org.
YMCA's OPAS program
Y OPAS (Outreach Programs for Ahwatukee Seniors) is a volunteer program of the Ahwatukee Foothills Family YMCA providing support services for seniors, 62 years and older, who live in Ahwatukee Foothills. Transportation, shopping and errands, friendly visiting, caregiver relief, business help and household assistance are some of the services provided by Y OPAS volunteers.
If you, or someone you know would like to use its services, or if you are interested in volunteering, call (602) 212-6088. Volunteers that can help seniors with transportation and friendly visiting are especially needed.


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PUTNEY >> The Putney Selectboard, School Board and Town Clerk are hosting an informational event on elected town offices. This forum for potential town officer candidates will be held on Thursday, Jan. 14, at 6 p.m. at the Putney Public Library on Main Street.
The following positions are open for the town and school district offices in Putney: Cemetery Commission, three year; Lister, two and three year; Moderato, one year; two School Directors, one year; School Director, two year; School Director, three year; members of the Selectboard, three year; Town Agent, one year; and two Town Grand Jurors, one year.
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Danish 470 women win Travemuende Week
by Andreas Kling on 27 Jul 2008
International women's power dominated the 470 class at the 119th Travemuende Week. On Saturday the female crew Henriette Koch and Lene Sommer from Denmark secured their overall victory having sailed an impressive series with six bullets and two seconds discarded.
The Czech helmsman Alexandre Tinoco and his 'Bohemia Express' crew became new ORC European Champions in the Sportsboat class.
'We had ideal sailing conditions and we are happy that we beat all male crews', said the 23 year old Henriette Koch after a brilliant series. In moderate to good easterly winds the Danish crew showed their talent again and scored a bullet on the last day of racing. Silver went to the 'boys' Jan-Jasper Wagner and Lennart Scheuffler from Berlin, Germany, followed by Sandra Sandquist and Karin Berg from Sweden.
The Czech 470 female crew Martina Koutna and Michaela Preibischova took the unthankful fourth place. Bastian and Georg Zinder (Cottbus, Germany) sailed the best 420 dinghy in front of the polish women Anna Goryszeska and Wiktoria Szmit.
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Tobias Schadewaldt, who usually sails in the Laser class and now teams with Hannes Baumann from Kiel (Germany) in the 49er scored two bullets. But Erik Heil and Thomas Plößel, who collected two thirds, seem to be unbeatable as they lead by 21 points, followed by Max Lutz and Lennard Harneit from Kiel. Two more races are scheduled for the last day.
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