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An amazing man cave needs some seriously awesome man cave signs. At Northwest Gifts, we sell tons of unique and personalized man cave accessories, including custom engraved pint glasses, personalized bottle openers, oak barrels, cork cages, dartboards, chalkboards, clocks, plaques, signs, and more – all ideal for accenting your man cave. Here are 35 of our most interesting and most popular man cave signs:
1. Personalized Man Cave Sign
Our best-selling man cave sign is far and away the Man Cave Plaque Personalized. As with most of our silkscreen printed signs featured on this list, this man cave sign is made from furniture-grade MDF wood right here in the USA, customized with your name, crafted in a classic 'pub sign' shape, and boasts a golden beer mug applique along with classic manly quotes such as "Bring Your Own Beer" and "The Game's Always On!" The perfect gift idea for any guy with a man cave.
2. Man Cave Clock
The Man Cave Clock is a 12″ round real working clock, personalized with your name, and indicates to all visitors that in your man cave, it's always beer thirty. A value bargain, priced under $30.
3. Personalized Man Cave Sign For Your Team
Welcome all comers to your team's man cave country. Cheer on your favorite sports team with this personalized man cave plaque, which includes your name and the name of your hometown team. Another value bargain, priced under $30.
4. Michigan Wolverines Man Cave Signs
Perfect for the collegiate sports fan or alumni man cave, our line of NCAA licensed Man Cave and Fan Cave signs will not disappoint any college football fan. The Michigan Wolverines Man Cave Sign Personalized is our best-seller for this line – Wolverine fans represent! Woot! (If you don't see your team listed below, check out the complete collegiate collection here.)
5. Custom Home Bar Sign with Mug
This man cave sign is simply yet attractively shaped, with great contrasting colors which unite the beer mug and the "welcome" text. Your name is custom silkscreened onto the wooden plaque, making it the perfect "home bar" man cave sign. Yet another bargain man cave sign, priced under $30.
6. Home Bar Custom Man Cave Sign
Another classic "home bar" design for the man cave with a home bar. Personalized, as always, with your name, this man cave sign features a 3-D beer mug relief in the center and accents such as "Good Times" "Great Friends" and "Cheers!"
7. Beer Mug Tavern Custom Quarter Barrel Sign
Part of our huge array of oak aging barrels and decor, our Quarter Barrel Signs are made from an authentic oak wood "quarter barrel", complete with spigot. This neighborhood tavern design is perfect for the friendly man cave pub, custom laser engraved onto the barrel head with your choice of tavern name, some clinking frothy beer mugs, the proprietor's name.
8. Florida Gators Man Cave Signs
The perfect gift for a Florida Gators fan… silkscreened in Gator blue & orange, personalized with first or last name, this NCAA licensed man cave sign includes Florida's logo and comes ready to hang in your Gator-themed man cave.
9. Beer of the Week Brewery Plaque
This nifty round plaque is made from MDF wood, comes ready to hang, and is finished in colorful style with your name personalized across the top. This beer-themed man cave sign includes a mini chalkboard for writing in the "beer of the week" and indicates to all visitors that this man cave is well-stocked.
10. Man Cave Sign Oval
This oval-shaped man cave sign is personalized with your name and boasts a frothy beer mug illustration along with the quip, "What happens in the man cave… stays in the man cave". Bargain priced under $30.
11. Personalized Garage Clock Sign
A great gift idea for the guy whose man cave is his garage. This working clock includes personalization and has a fun retro / vintage look to it, with classic 1950's style red stripes and accented lettering.
12. Home Brewery Man Cave Sign
A subtle wheat theme accents this "home brewery" man cave sign, personalized with the name of your choice and arrives ready to hang.
13. Custom Irish Pub Sign
Celebrate the Luck O' the Irish with the Custom Irish Pub Sign, one of our many Irish wall decor plaques.
14. Penalty Box Custom Hockey Pub Sign
The ideal gift idea for a hockey-themed man cave. Any hockey fan will love this personalized "penalty box" home bar sign, with ice colors and a puck affixed to the front of the sign. "The puck stops here!"
15. Man Cave Corkboard
Personalized corkboard sign for your man cave. Post important updates, game times, home brew recipes, playoff brackets, or anything else on this custom man cave corkboard.
16. Man Cave Chalkboard
Same as above, but chalkboard style. Great for illustrating plays, keeping tabs on odds, tallying box score at home, or listing the evening's bar menu.
17. Distillery Custom Quarter Barrel Sign
Made from a real oak barrel head and designed like the top quarter of a barrel, this man cave sign is laser engraved with a personalized distillery label to accent the walls of your man cave in authentic brewmaster style.
18. 24 Hours 24 Beers Plaque
"24 hours in a day. 24 beers in a case. Coincidence… Maybe."
Beer humor man cave plaque, bargain priced under $30.
19. Beer Mug Barrel Head Sign
Real oak barrel head made into a sign, custom engraved with our popular "Neighborhood Tavern" design which includes your "proprietor" name and pub name. Ready to hang.
20. Man Cave Dartboard
The Man Cave! Every guy hangout needs a dartboard, and this one is personalized with your name for an awesome addition to your man cave.
21. Man Cave Quarter Barrel Sign
Large 19″ round plaque made from a real oak barrel head – including spigot! – and laser engraved with a skull & crossbones man cave etching. A great man cave sign for any man room.
22. Custom Bar Sign BYOB
Bright red custom home bar sign for the man cave, with an unmistakable BYOB message: "Proudly serving whatever you bring!"
23. Man Cave Saloon Plaque
A cowboy saloon plaque for the western-themed man cave. Designed to look like wood slats on the front of a one-horse-town saloon, complete with cattle horns and deputy badges. The sign reads "Bring Your Own Beer – What Happens in the Man Cave Stays in the Man Cave."
24. Golf Clubhouse Plaque Personalized
A classy take on the man cave sign. Ideal for a golfer, this golf decor sign presents your man cave as a respectable 19th Hole Clubhouse for getting a bite and a beer after a long, fun round on the links.
25. LSU Tigers Man Cave Sign Personalized
Personalized man cave sign for a fan of the Louisiana State Tigers sports teams. Advertise your home sports pub as the "home of the Tigers," a place with "Cold drinks, good snacks, great friends, game on!"
26. Personalized Garage Sign
This custom garage sign is a great Father's Day gift idea for a dad with a messy garage man cave. Repository For: Muddy Bikes, Rickety Wagons, Unwanted Furniture, Broken Toys, Unsorted Screws, Unused Tools, and so much more. Cleanup scheduled for next year (maybe).
27. Personalized Guitar Hanger Scroll Design
Our guitar pick shaped guitar hanger is a welcome addition to any musician's man cave. Screen printed with an ornate scroll design along with your name and the make of your instrument, this man cave wall decor piece includes a genuine String Swing Home & Studio Guitar Keeper, as well as a keyhole hanger on back for easy door or wall mounting. A popular gift item during the holiday season.
28. Custom Tiki Bar Sign
A popular man cave sign for a tiki bar, this exotic-looking plaque reads "Where the rum is on tap, and the torches are always lit!"
29. Irish Man Cave Celtic Sign
Celtic design man cave plaque, for the authentic Irish man cave pub. 1000 welcomes, Celtic knots, a clover and more on this sign, all of which declares your robust Irish heritage.
30. Man Cave Sign
A fun sign for a rowdy man cave. "What happens in the man cave stays in the man cave." Bargain priced under $30.
31. Custom Poker Room Man Cave Sign
If your man cave is less sporty and more aces-high, big-blind, late-night, stiff-drinking, pulse-racing card playing, this personalized poker room sign might be more to your taste. Ready to hang, and featuring a pair of aces and images of all the card suits, the man cave sign asks, "Feelin' lucky?"
32. Man Cave Warning Sign
You won't be able to ignore this warning! Bright orange construction style sign claims your man cave as your very own. Bargain priced and personalized for under $30.
33. Bikers Man Cave Sign
Personalized man cave sign for the biker's garage. Repairing, relaxing, rebuilding, drinking beer and talking shop. All the right emphasis for a motorcycle enthusiast's man cave.
34. Free Beer Tomorrow Plaque
Free beer! (Tomorrow). Add a touch of beer humor to your man cave with this colorful and stylish sign. Bargain priced under $30.
35. Personalized Wall-Mounted Bottle Opener
No man cave is complete without a way to open your bottles. Personalized with your initial, this wall-mounted bottle opener is both a useful accessory and an attractive addition to your man cave wall decor. Another bargain for the man cave priced under $30.


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Doing spray paint art can open doors of perception into higher states of consciousness. However knowing how to spray paint isn't everything you need to have this experience. Art, a friend told me, is in the way you interpret life. It's a very different perspective from the mind-set of the every day grind. A true spray paint artist follows the way of the heart. They are authentic! This has nothing to do with your skill level.
I remember one time that I was painting on a sidewalk outside a university. I was sitting Indian style, surrounded by curious onlookers that were trying to get a better view. The audience was so thick that there wasn't much space for the people to get inside my circle. While I put down the first colors of my painting, I saw one of the people in front of me was barefoot. For some reason they hadn't put any shoes on that day. I looked at him and it occurred to me to surprise him by using his foot in my painting. In that moment, I just grabbed his bare foot and put it directly into my fresh paint! Fortunately it was funny for the audience and the man accepted my crazy idea in a good way.
This kind of spontaneous creativity is what I think really feeds the technique of spray paint art, or aerosolgrafia. I love the expressive moments, the times that we get out of our own way and let the great spirit paint through us. To me being in the moment is more important than knowing how to spray paint perfectly.
It is necessary to cultivate this sense of the now, and at the same time, it's also essential to learn to be very practical. We must, as the boy scouts say, "be prepared." One way to prepare is to be sure to carry the materials and tools that you will need, but no extra stuff to weigh you down.
When I go out to perform in a fair or in a nearby plaza, I bring a few important things with me. I carry a sturdy portfolio into which all my paintings and paper go. I bring my newspaper, already torn and prepared for painting. I carry a thin piece of wood to paint on top of. I put my spray painting cans into a backpack that I can easily carry, only bringing the colors that I plan to use. I can put my palette knives, plates, brushes and small music playing device into that same backpack. The music is important because it helps the crowd be engaged while I am working and creates fun moments of fascination for everyone. We can all forget the everyday and enter into the magic of spray paint art together. I bring a lamp with me if I will be doing my show in the evening. It's also possible to figure out how to spray paint underneath a street lamp if it's bright enough and you have chosen your street lamp carefully, preferably the night before. I carry a large piece of red cloth with me to spread out on the sidewalk and display my spray paintings. If the space is small, I may fold the cloth and display some of the paintings up against a nearby wall.
I have done a lot of traveling across Mexico, United States, Europe and more, believing that it is possible to be self employed as an artist and to be the boss of my own life and time. This was my basic motivation when I started discovering how to spray paint, to be free! However, my personal goal was not to become a rich person, so I have always sold my paintings at a price that the "man or woman in the street" could easily afford. In fact, if a person did not have enough money to purchase a painting, I would often accept whatever they were able to pay in exchange for my spray paint art. For me this wasn't a problem.
There were many times I painted where my sales were so amazing that I ran out of materials before I finished my show. There were also places where no matter what I tried, I wasn't allowed to sell my work and I had to figure out how to perform first and then sell my artwork in another area at another time to the interested members of the audience.
One of the first times I went to paint in the Zona Rosa, a tourist spot in Mexico City. I was a bit nervous and I had doubts that something positive would happen. I arrived and got set up. In a few minutes I was painting and it was a great night, full of life and sales. There was also a person who took the time to tell me that he was so surprised by what I was able to do with a spray can. He congratulated me in a way that deeply touched my heart. He told me that there was something truly valuable in me that he felt communicated much more than just artwork. In his eyes, I was interesting and spiritual. I did not feel that way inside, especially on that day! But he helped me feel more secure in my spray painting performance work. It was just what I needed to keep going on my path.
Only two or three days later, I was again painting with a large audience on the same street. I was in the middle of a picture, but I never got to finish it. A police inspector appeared and asked me if I had a permit. I did not have one, or even know that I needed one. He stopped my work and I had to stand up to talk to him. The audience was insistent that I finish the painting I was doing and began to chant "let him finish" at the police man. This was a huge surprise to me!
Even though the people defended me, the inspectors did not change their opinion. They did not leave me any other option. I was so mad that I kicked my cans and they actually took me down to the station.
Fortunately that's all that happened. It did take me some time to figure out what to do next and find a new spot to work. This was a bitter experience for me. Pushing the limits of street permits has taught me so much about our social system and the restrictions that it imposes on our freedom.
So many things have happened to me while spray painting on the streets. I have had wonderful experiences of connection with strangers. I have met every kind of person from rich to poor and crazy to genius. I have learned to be a warrior and to confront a society lost in the day to day grind and materialism. It hasn't been an easy path.
I have had to deal with envious people who hated me for my success. I have also had to deal with police, inspectors and other authorities who try to stop me from spray painting in certain places and sometimes from earning my living in an honorable way. I have learned to identify the bad apples who carry a grudge and to become invisible to them. I have learned that there are so many good people in the world, but often that's not enough to live a graceful life. I've traveled so much and seen places that I never would have seen without learning how to spray paint. This path has been a path of the heart for me and I'm so glad I got out there and did it!


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"Freedom. And Justice. If you have those two, it covers everything. You must stick to those principles and have the courage of your convictions."
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition."Ian Smith on Steve Jobs
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"Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen."Ian Smith on Winston Churchill
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When you're trying to stay cool in your Jacksonville, FL home without sending your energy bills soaring, a ceiling fan and an air conditioner are a more powerful duo than Batman and Robin. Keeping the air moving in your home's living spaces allows you to raise the temperature setting on your AC thermostat with no loss of comfort. It's an easy and affordable way to conquer summer heat and keep your cooling costs under control.
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If your daily weather report predicts high temperatures, open your windows to let in the cool morning air and set your fan spinning before turning to your air conditioner for relief. Fans cost pennies an hour to operate, so every hour that you can postpone operating your AC will make a significant dent in your energy bill. When outdoor temperatures are hot enough to require air conditioning, try raising the thermostat setting up to five degrees while running the fan. For each degree over your normal setting, you'll cut your cooling costs by three percent, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Ceiling fans don't actually lower the temperature in a room. They help cool you by increasing the amount of evaporation on your skin. They also help your cooling system run more efficiently by enhancing air circulation. Fans help distribute cool air throughout your home and aid in returning stale household air to the unit's evaporator for conditioning. Because your air conditioner removes water vapor as well as heat from the air, fans help keep your home at comfortable humidity levels too.
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Pumpkin Patch
Each year in Mid-October the church sells pumpkins and all of the receipts go towards missions in the Lake Charles area and beyond. Make sure you come by and purchase a "mission" pumpkin. The pumpkin patch will open on Friday, October 14th at 3:00 p.m. During the weekdays the patch will be open from 3:30- 6:30 p.m. On Saturday's it is open from 9:30 - 6:30. On Sunday's it is open from 12 - 6:30. Our family fun day will be on Sunday, October 23rd at 2:00 p.m. Please join us!


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|The following article was published in The Chess Journalist, Vol. XXXII, No. 3, Consecutive No. 109, September 2003. One-time only publication rights have been obtained from the contributor. All other rights are hereby assigned to the author. Articles do not necessarily represent the opinions of the CJA, its offices or members. Copyright 2003 by the Chess Journalists of America.
A revision of an earlier guide
by Stephen Dann
(For the earlier article see: Writing a Newspaper Chess Column)
It's been 25 years and overdue to revisit and supplement the 1978 journalism guide that was reprinted (with a few typos) in the June, 2003, Chess Journalist. I may not be as sharp, but 25 years of experience may add many suggestions/insights that will be useful to you or anyone wishing to start or improve a column to report and/or promote the royal game.
First, read the reprint of the 1978 guide in the June TCJ. I couldn't write the first few paragraphs any better today!! Why such guidelines are not on our CJA website, I don't know! On a website they would not get more exposure, but we could get fresh input on a monthly basis, and, in time, the guide would change with the trends, the biggest of which IS the Internet, which due to advertising, still plays a secondary role to the daily newspaper. Consider this revision to be a bridge toward chess reporting to the general public via web sites. The product, however, is still mainly a regular (weekly, be we see many variations in time from daily to monthly) newspaper product no matter how it appears in electronic form.
What had happened in 25 years??? Isn't the Internet enough? Editors want columns e-mailed in precise style allowing later deadlines, but many times with less editorial freedom! Why??? Newspaper staffs are smaller, space is at a premium, and the economics of 2003 dictate that editors watch closely for any way that the newspaper can be sued.
A current example is a story on college chess where I mentioned a grandmaster who had legal troubles. My editor said the newspaper had strict guidelines on mentioning names and legal charges, and despite having done extensive research (which included copies of Associated Press stories), they would not run such unless the case was followed from start to finish under crime reporter guidelines. My editor suggested a general piece that could be deemed "chess ringers invade college ranks." As I am not a staff member, or a crime reporter, I had to rewrite, but not without anger at this over-reaction.
Guidelines of style have changed a bit in 25 years, but tightness of editorial space in both large and small, daily and weekly newspapers has become very competitive. What were once weekly hobby pages have been decimated to the point where you wonder if the age-old crossword puzzle, advice columnist, or any games (bridge and such) will soon be left in many large newspapers. As computer columns seem to be the only "new" type of column that many newspapers have added to the hobby arena, the nature of chess to change with the times may be our biggest asset.
Speaking of times, the New York Times family of newspapers treats local chess as a local discretion worth noting here. You can find Robert Byrne's column in the rear of the Sunday sports section. In the Boston Globe, you can view Harold Dondis and Patrick Wolff as well as Shelby Lyman's daily diagram on the Monday and Tuesday comics pages. My column in the Worcester Sunday Telegram continues to appear on the hobby page in the back of the Opinion section.
The chess-in-education values have surely helped to preserve columns here and there, but the political strife that seems to follow the game on all levels from naming a unified world champion to financial chaos at the USCF doesn't make for good reading and a pursuit with positive role models. Dissecting what went wrong at the USCF office, for example, is a no-win situation for a newspaper columnist just like discussing the political views of Bobby Fischer! Sometimes you must say something, like if you, as I am, are in the circulation area of Frank Niro's hometown.
What do you do when a local chess luminary has a "better" plan for USCF relocation? A better question is how you explain a tournament, club or program that you received details of and promoted that suddenly disappears, or you can't get results? How about the "inside" story of a rural chess club that had one of the largest endowments of any club in the country and it is revealed that the founder has allegedly embezzled a real fortune only to be sued by club members who were only able to recover several thousand dollars, and, shortly thereafter, decided to shut down the 30-year old operation? We passed on reporting this one to the public for a variety of reasons, despite the successful court action.
It seems like all factors of organizing a chess tournament, club or even a chess camp have become so complicated and expensive that almost no one wants to tackle the mountain of paperwork and fund raising one needs to be legal and capitalized. I've been able to get newspapers interested in local columns the past 10 years only to not find anyone to write these due to the conditions and compensation. This may change if newspapers hold their own and the "swing" toward the Internet becomes a revolving door. Note the few reliable and regular "columns" on the Internet! The standards to American (and many foreign) newspapers have gone up in recent decades--the daily has not disappeared as many predicted. Chess web sites are also far from the quality many predicted and we were led to expect.
We have the freedom to write about so much in America, that we may fall victim to writing about nothing. How about more tributes to older players before their time comes instead of lifeless obituaries??? Game archives are finally proliferating and older games are being entered. Do you remember the problem slowing this 25 years ago??? Yes, it was a bit about computers and software, but more vocal was the debate over chess notation, an issue I haven't seen discussed for years.
Cheating at chess! It's a natural for a spectacular story. To interview top players, organizers and directors to hear the "state of the art." It was difficult for me to write, even in capsule form as it involves big money events, technology of chess and communications equipment and is way ahead of even the new rulebook. Even players competing in a large tournament do not see all that is going on behind the scenes. It worries America's top organizers, not only from a business standpoint, but my interviews sensed a real helplessness that was eons greater than "sandbagging" claims of 25 years ago. You can get more from informal interviews (but you should identify yourself as a chess journalist!) if you ask the right questions and do enough of them. I use a very small percentage of these discussions, but, rarely miss an opportunity to use a good short quote, especially the candid frustrations of a top player, director or even a parent or their young offspring! Remember, chess players do tend to have a keen insight!
I've rambled a bit in this first installment, but you surely are getting some ideas. Why not share your ideas, experiences and the like with the readers of TJC?


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Favorite YA Book Characters
I could talk all day about favorite books, but what about favorite characters? Even a "bad" book could have an awesome character.
In no particular order, here some of my favorite book characters.
1. Thorne from Scarlet by Marissa Meyer
Thorne is hilarious. The book isn't particularly humorous but Marissa Meyer had a lot of fun with this character's personality and it really made the already amazing book. Thorne also appears again in Cress!
2. Ash and Puck from the Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa
I read this series a few years ago, but if you need proof of the fact I liked Ash so much, I put a team Ash poster up in my room and I never took down. (I forgot it was there, ha!)
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I'm trying to decide if that quote is utterly adorable or incredibly creepy… Probably both.
3. Amy from the Across the Universe series
Everything about this series was awesome, but especially Amy. She fought for what was right and knew exactly what she wanted. Sigh, I miss that trilogy.
4. Derrick from The Falconer by Elizabeth May
This little guy may be small but he's got a big personality and a Winner the Pooh-esque love for honey. LOVE.
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5. Tessa from Impostor by Suzanne Winnacker
Wouldn't it be so cool to have Tessa's DNA mimicking abilities? Then again, a world with people like that would be pretty scary.
What are your favorite YA book characters? Let me know in the comments below!!
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July Favorites & Wrap-Up!!
No no no no no. It's not already the end of July. But it is…
Looking just for the book favorites/wrap up? Scroll down!
Beauty Favorites
Hard Candy Glamoflage Concealer
They say this Walmart-exclusive product can conceal tattoos or facial discoloration and blemishes. I'm not so sure about the tattoo claim but a little bit of this product goes a long way, so you get a lot of use out of that gigantic tube they give you for $6. My recommendation is to use it with a brush like the Real Techniques Essential Foundation Brush (the foundation brush in the travel set). I found when I used my fingers to blend the product it moved, while when I blended it in with a brush it stayed in place, concealed, and left a nice dewy finish. You may also want to set it with powder.
Benefit they're real mascara
I've got to tell you this story. You know home shopping networks like HSN and QVC? Well Benefit Cosmetics was on one of them a few months ago and did a segment on this mascara. Well, I can't understand why anyone would buy it based off of the demo.. Why? Well, since people tune in at different times, they kept re-applying the mascara. And re-applying. And re-applying. When they finished that, they zoomed in and did a before and after. The poor model had about three eyelashes in the after, and each eyelash looked like the leg of a gigantic spider. In short, it looked terrible. Not the mascara's fault, it was just because they put on way too much. With any mascara, you should wipe off the brush.
I love this mascara because it looks a lot more natural than some other mascaras. It lengthens my lashes, darkens them and separates them. Just one swipe of it makes a dramatic difference on my lashes, so its great for busy mornings.
What I read this month (in order):
A Million Suns by Beth Davis
The Beginning of Everything by Robin Schneider
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
Don't Look Back by Jennifer L. Armentrout
My review: http://wp.me/p4MMvX-5
The Hundred Year Old Man who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson
My review: http://wp.me/p4MMvX-t
Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout
My review: http://wp.me/p4MMvX-1C
How did I read so many you ask? In three days, I read an Abundance of Katherine's, Don't Look Back and the 100 year old man. That doesn't always happen though 😉
If you would like to see a review of any of these, leave a comment below!!! It is hard to gauge what my readers might want to see, so your feedback really helps me.
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June Favorites!
I won't bore you with the details of how long it took me to get a photo of the liquid eye liner I'm about to show you that wasn't a giant blur of a rolling makeup product and just jump right into my rant about my loves of this month.
OK, bad photo, I know but I tried guys! Though you can't tell this is the Jordana Fabuliner in 01 black. It is a felt tip so beginners need not fret; you can totally use a liquid eye liner! I highly recommend this one to both beginners and advanced makeup gals because of its high pigmentation, especially for the price.
Boy does my hand look like a large elephant at this awkward angle but I swear to you, that swatch was a quick swipe of the liner with almost no pressure on it, and this isn't even a new liner. I bought this one a year or two ago and rather than dry out or turn gray, it has maintained amazing pigmentation. Perhaps its a little worse than it was the day I bought it but that is one jet black eyeliner right there. It is a 1.99 at most drugstores, like Walgreen's and Rite Aid.
What is this colorful thing I have laid before your eyes? Why, it is an eye shadow palette. From urban decay? No. From lorac? No. Maybelline? Nope. Forever 21 of all places. Its called the "smokey palette". I actually bought this for use on prom night and I've discovered not only did it do a great job for that, it is great for day/natural looks too. It was 6.80. I appreciate the range of colors in here, from 2 shades of black all the way to a shimmery white. There isn't too much diversity in terms of matte and shimmers but all in all a great palette. My favorite shades are the one that is the seventh from the bottom in the first photo and the second from the bottom.
And last of the beauty favorites, brushes! I'm sure all of you have heard of these-if you wear makeup, that is- and these are two of the Real Techniques brushes. I finally got my hands on the travel essentials kit and while I'm a fan of all the brushes, these two are my favorites. The purple one is the domed shadow brush and it works flawlessly to blend out the crease. The large pink one is amazing for blush and bronzer. (which I always get tongue tied saying and say, "blonzer." True story.) Now, do I wear blush and bronzer all the time? No. Do I even wear makeup that often? No. But I know good brushes when I try them, and these are the real deal. (Hah, get it?)
And drumroll please for my book favorite of the month….
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Don't Look Back by Jennifer L. Armentrout!!!
I already returned my copy to the library so I couldn't take a photo for you but if you want to know more about it, please read my review I did two posts ago. I did a full break down of my thoughts from writing quality to entertainment to the characters.
What are your favorite things of the month? Books, foods, anything!
Have a great day and I'll see you in my next post!
P.S want a full review of anything I mentioned in this post? (I.e swatches of the eye shadows) let me know in the comments and I will be sure to.


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Rory McIlroy is the best golfer in the world. Never has that been more evident than over the past couple of months, as McIlroy has dominated the sport and put himself in a prime position to win the FedEx Cup this weekend. One man who knows how it feels to own the game is Tiger Woods.
McIlroy and Woods will once again be paired together on Thursday and Friday at the Tour Championship. Rory grew up idolizing Tiger, but golf legend Greg Norman feels as though Tiger may be the one with all the admiration now.
"What I'm seeing is that Tiger's really intimidated by Rory," Norman told FOXSports.com. "When have you ever seen him intimidated by another player? Never. But I think he knows his time's up and that's normal; these things tend to go in 15-year cycles."
Tiger is 36, has won 14 majors and may have already played his best golf. McIlroy is 23, has won two majors and is just getting started. The passing of the torch is common in golf, but it is interesting to think about the man who was once feared by every player in golf as someone who is intimated by a kid.
"Jack took it from Arnold (Palmer)," Norman explained. "I took it from Jack, Tiger from me and now it looks like Rory's taking it from Tiger. And I don't mean that as a negative to Tiger, because he's got 14, but the years are in Rory's favor."
As someone who spent 331 weeks as the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, Norman knows of what he speaks. Many believe the off-the-course issues Tiger has had to deal with over the past several games have hurt his focus, and it's quite possible a kid from Northern Ireland — one who has been known to talk about kicking Woods' ass — has played a role in that too.
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Dear St. Brendan School Navigators,
March is a great time of year for schools. The spring weather and longer days are uplifting, we begin to see the time invested in our students pay off, the excitement about registration and planning for the upcoming year are energizing, and graduation is right around the corner. February was a busy month at St. Brendan school. These were some of the activities and events that happened in our school during that month.
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On February 16, we celebrated a
Mass for Vocations
. It has been a tradition this year at St. Brendan School to pray for an increase of vocations to the priesthood and religious life.
Pennies for Patients
: many thanks to all our boys and girls who donated their pennies for children suffering from leukemia. Your generosity speaks tons of your love for Jesus and neighbor.
The season of Lent
: No matter how far removed Catholics might be from their studies of Lent, Catholics know that these 40 days of Lent remind us of giving up something that is a sacrifice, acts of self-denial, acts that are geared to remind us of the presence of Jesus in our lives. Lent is a sacred and spiritual journey for every Christian. We hope this is a time for you and your family to examine your inner lives and intensify your prayer lives. Take advantage of the sacrament of reconciliation. Every Monday during the season of Lent, priest throughout the Diocese of Paterson will be hearing confessions from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Our theme for this season is "
We Journey Close to Jesus."
By our fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, we prepare ourselves for the miracle of Easter Sunday: The Resurrection of Jesus. May the Holy Spirit inspire us to make Lent a time of growth and renewal as we journey together closer to Jesus.
Stations of the Cross
: Every Friday at 2:15PM, the school will be praying the Stations of the Cross in the church. You are welcome!
Mrs. Enrique Maternity Leave
: As you may know, Mrs. Enrique, Prek3 teacher, is getting ready to give birth to a baby-boy in the next weeks. With the help of God, she will be coming back to St. Brendan School in June. We wish her and her family good luck and send them our prayers and blessings.
It is amazing to see our
kids growing in stature and knowledge day after day. They love coloring, singing, and watching movies.
are doing fine. They are always getting ready for the next step in life. They always have a lot of activities, homework, and fun.
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has been a new learning tool at St. Brendan. Every month we have been celebrating success. Check our website to see our monthly iReady champions, those students who have completed their math and language lessons.
ACRE Test:
5 and 8 graders took the ACRE Test, an integrated approach to faith knowledge assessment. We will be getting the results soon.
: Some of our 8
graders look taller and stronger every day. This is a good sign that they are getting ready for their next step in HS. However, they need to know that this step is not over yet and they have to continue giving their very best in every area of formation. Keep up the good work as you conclude your last year at SBS.
TerraNova Test:
Last week our students from second grade through eighth grade took their TerraNova test. For those who are not very familiar with this test, let me tell you some details about this test. As the education policy is very strong and firm in United States so there are different types of test which are taken after some period of time to track the progress of the students. The TerraNova test is also a very famous test in this purpose as this is a series of standardized achievement tests which is taken to the students of k-12 in United States of America. This test consists of mathematics, spelling, vocabulary, social studies, reading, science, language arts, and other specific areas.
Many times teachers (and principals) are asked by parents, "What can I do at home to help my child be successful at school?" My answer is quite simple, "Read with your child every day." Before, during, and after the reading, praise your child, direct a discussion about the story, ask questions, visualize the story, offer information, share personal reactions, and relate the story to life experiences. Most of all enjoy the story together and let your child see that reading is fun. Cherish this special time together!
registration for the 2017-2018 year is open. Hope you have gotten your registration package and do this before Easter Break.
Parking in the Morning:
drop off in the morning has becoming an issue every day. For the safety of our school community, do not park your car on East Frist Street in the morning. PARK IN THE PARKING LOT LOCATED BETWEEN THE RECTORY AND DOLLAR GENERAL. Thanks for your collaboration.
Fundraising events
Mardi Gras Party
: thanks to those who helped setting up or attended the Mardi Gras Party last month. Thanks for your time, talent, and treasure.
Calendar Raffle
: Fr. Jhon has been posting the winner every Monday on the school website and Facebook. Congratulations to the winner and many thanks to our parents and friends for your continued support
Tricky Tray:
on Sunday, March 19, 2017 in the gym, the school will be having one of our biggest events, "Tricky Tray." Doors open at 1:30PM, drawing starts at 2:30PM. Invite your family and friends and get your tickets soon. $30 per ticket or $250 per table of ten. Refreshments, mystery prize ticket and small prize sheet included. Bring your own food. BYO.
Wear your best St. Patrick's Day outfit and win a prize.
Please check the School Website or Facebook page often for information about our activities and upcoming events. As we look ahead to the rest of this month of March and the beginning of April, there are many exciting activities happening at St. Brendan School. Some of these activities include:
March 16: Mass for Vocations at 9:30am
St. Patrick's Day. Tag Day. Ear Green in honor of St. Patrick. Stations of the Cross.
March 19: Tricky Tray
March 20, First Day of Spring
March 23: Spring photos
March 24: Penance service, Stations of the Cross, Tag Day
March 31: Fish and Chips
April 5: End Q3
April 6 Lent Retreat (Grades 1-2)
April 7: Stations of the Cross
April 9: Palm Sunday
April 10: Q4 begins
April 11: Report cards will go home
April 12: Mass and Q3 Award Ceremony
April 13-23: Easter Break
Wishing you a Happy St. Patrick's Day and a prayerful Lenten season! On behalf of Fr. Jhon, faculty, staff, and students, I thank you for everything you do. Remember, together we can CREATE a better world, we make the difference. Blessings! St. Brendan, the Navigator
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Trista Tremblay (April 14th, 2009 at 7:05 pm)
What is the minimum order for custom energy drinks? And do you ship to Canada?
Ken Reinstrom (April 20th, 2009 at 11:19 am)
Hello Trista,
Sorry for the late reply. Minimum order is 1 case (24 cans). Price is $50 USD plus and additional $10 USD for shipping into Canada. Setup charge is $75. We will do the art layout at no charge (regular $50). If you provide me a shipper number, I will forward samples to you for free.
Hollie (June 3rd, 2009 at 9:39 pm)
what is the turn around? I need a case for June 11th. Xbrands never got back to me on my order. I already have my label designed. How do I go about placing an order?


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The YJ-18 (Chinese: 鹰击-18; pinyin: yingji-18; literally: "eagle strike 18", NATO designation CH-SS-NX-13) is a Chinese family of anti-ship and land attack cruise missiles.
The YJ-62 (Chinese: 鹰击-62; pinyin: yingji-62; literally: "eagle strike 62") is a Chinese subsonic anti-ship cruise missile.
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The Shang You or SY-series (Chinese: 上游; pinyin: shàngyóu; literally: "Upstream"), and the Hai Ying or HY-series (Chinese: 海鹰; pinyin: hǎiyīng; literally: "Sea Eagle") were early Chinese anti-ship missiles.


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For years I lived in horror at the thought that I would ever have to call the police for one of my own children.
This is the type of thing that happened to Jerry Springer families, drug dealers and gang members, but certainly not to me, a typical 40-year-old mom in middle-class suburbia.
But it does and I have.
I've called the police for one of my own children multiple times, and would do it again if I had to.
As our son continued to become more aggressive (read more of our story here), our therapist urged us to call the police if we felt we were threatened in any way.
Parents Feel Trapped
This is where parents of a child with mental health and behavior needs feel trapped.
In some ways we understood what our therapist was saying. We wanted to send a clear message to our son that we didn't tolerate violence in our home.
On the other hand, what would the police really do? Will it do any good? Does it mean we can't handle our own child? How do we know that THIS is the time vs. that time? What exactly is the line to draw?
Honestly if I called every time I've been hit, bitten, or slapped by this child, I would have called 50 times. 100 times. 200 times.
I have lived with his rage and aggression since he was 2 years old, and it has gradually become more out of control over the years.
We as parents also feel stuck because a child is a child. My child can hurt me, but I cannot hurt my child. That's child abuse.
Plus, calling the police for your own kid is just a really, really, really awful thing to have to actually do.
One of our friends from church is a county police officer, and Mike and I met her in a coffee shop one day to talk about what would happen if we called. She was very supportive and talked us through the process. She told us they wouldn't take our son anywhere (one of my fears, that later became one of my frustrations).
The police would calm him down and calm us down. That's really about it. We scheduled a time for her to come out to the house in her car, with her uniform and show the kids her equipment.
The Night I Called 911.
Spring, 2015
One day Mike and I realize we have idly been threatening our son for far too long that if he escalates in his rages any further, we will call 911.
What's frustrating is that we probably didn't call for one of the worst rages, just one of the times we were most at the end of our rope.
As parents, you just reach that point where you don't know what to do anymore. After so many years of rages, we had tried every blessed tactic we knew to try — good ones, bad ones, ones we had read about, ones therapists had told us about, ones doctors had told us, books we had read, ideas we read online, and ideas other parents told us about.
Nothing worked.
Our son is in his room screaming, throwing things, cursing. I have had it. I stand in my bedroom across the hall from him, pick up my cell phone and dial the numbers.
Then I think — CRAP.
I want to hang up. But too late. Now I am in this.
The responder on the phone is kind. I explain my emergency is my 10 year old son with mental health issues. He asks me if I am in immediate danger. Does my child have a weapon? Are there any weapons in the home? Where is my son and what is he wearing? He keeps me on the line until officers come to the front door.
By the time the officers arrived, my son is calmed down.
The officers are kind. They ask me what they can do for me.
Which ends up being not much.
One officer is a big burly guy. They go into my son's room where he is curled up under his blankets. They give him a stern talking to, then come down, take some basic information from us and give us their cards. That is it.
Our son is a little scared, but by the end of the night he is back to his usual behaviors.
When the Police Laughed at Me
Summer, 2015
The second time I call is one of the worst days our son has ever had. He is insolent and just plain mean. He is acting incredibly aggressive toward me. Mike is at work and while I'm stronger than my son is, I am actually somewhat scared of him. I know I would never hurt my child, but when my son is raging, he goes all out to harm, and that is a game changer.
The second time the police come, they laugh at us.
That day, I call 911 again.
The police arrive and our son shows no respect to them whatsoever. He is sitting calmly in a chair when they get there.
He will not look at them when they talked to him. He reminds me of a typical disrespectful teenager you would picture, which is really not the child I know.
I know that sounds crazy when you read about all my child's behaviors. He goes totally nuts and can be awful in a rage, but when he's calm, he's not usually like that. Seeing him this mean and nasty in a calm state is truly scary to me. It's like he isn't himself.
This officer gives me totally different advice. He tells us to screw whatever social services and other people have said, restrain him as best we can. The law says parents can do it. Once kids know their boundaries, they will calm down. Then they give us their cards and leave.
The third time the police came is different. It is on Father's Day. (Click here to continue reading.)
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Class Teacher: Mr Gook
LSA: Mrs Rackham
Important dates for Autumn term
Tuesday 20th September 2016 – Year 5 Family Café
Friday 7th October and Monday 10th October 2016 – PD days.
Tuesday 18th October 2016 – Parents evening
Thursday 20th October 2016 – Parents evening
Friday 21st October 2016 – End of term
Keep an eye out for buboes, rats and fleas! The Black Death is back!
Year 5 Eagles have excitedly begun exploring through History in their 14th Century based topic for this half term around The Black Death - Pestilence, Peasants and Princes.
Starting the term off with a buzz, the children 'met' pestilence - a mysterious figure - plaguing the classroom with his rats, infecting all in his way with the terrible plague!
The Year 5 team are remarkably impressed with both the Eagles and Marsh Harriers with their engagement in The Black Death and their home learning over the summer - the children are already becoming experts on the plague; be sure to ask them for cures if it ever returns!
See what a few of the Eagles made of our Sparkling Start and how they turned this into a Diary entry!
The Eagles have been using all kinds of resources to help with their Maths in our learning time.
PE & Outdoor Forest School
P.E. is on Mondays (with Mr Gook) and Wednesdays (with Mr Sharpe). Children are reminded that the correct P.E. kit is: a white shirt, black shorts and appropriate trainers. Jumpers are recommended during the colder months.
Forest schools will take place on Wednesdays after P.E. with St Margaret's Primary Academy's new Forest Schools teacher - Mr Heffernan.
Please ensure your child brings appropriate clothing for both activities.
Home Learning
Home Learning is now set at the start of every half term with the children choosing to complete activities each week. They will have the course of the half term to ensure all Home Learning is completed.


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Animals that live in stable social groups need to gather information on their own relative position in the group's social hierarchy, either by directly threatening or challenging others, or in a less costly manner, by observing interactions among others. Such indirect inference of dominance relationships has previously been reported from primates, rats, and birds and fish. Here, we show that domestic horses, Equus caballus, are similarly capable of social cognition. Taking advantage of a specific "following behavior" that horses show towards humans in a riding arena, we investigated whether bystander horses adjust their response to an experimenter according to the observed interaction and their own dominance relationship with the horse whose reaction to the experimenter they had observed before. Horses copied the following behavior towards an experimenter after watching a dominant horse following, but did not follow after observing a subordinate horse or a horse from another social group doing so. The following behavior which horses show towards an experimenter therefore appears to be affected by the demonstrator's behavior and social status relative to the observer.


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