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TROY, Mich. (DETROIT FREE PRESS) - Onlookers sensed the Division 2 championship match between Bloomfield Hills Sacred Heart and Grand Rapids Catholic Central could go right down to the wire.
It did, and then some.
Haley Brennan scored off a restart with 6.4 seconds left in overtime, lifting Catholic Central to its first lacrosse state championship with a come-from-behind 17-16 win Saturday at Troy Athens.
"Haley has a great side-arm shot. When she's one-on-one with the goalie, I like her chances," coach Dennis McCarty said. "I can't jump very high, but I think I was about three or four feet off the ground when it went in."
"I felt a lot of pressure, but I knew I had to do it," said Brennan, a senior attacker who scored four goals. "The game was on the line and I knew I could do it if I did what the coaches were telling me all week, and that was to really focus not on the outcome of the game, but doing our job at that exact moment."
The two teams played to a 9-9 tie in the regular season, and the flow of the championship match followed suit. Saturday's contest was tied on 13 occasions as neither team led by more than two goals, nor did either team score more than two in a row.
It appeared as if the Cougars (18-3-3) might win in regulation as sophomore Emily Braun scored her fifth goal of the game with about 20 seconds remaining, putting the ball in the lower right corner of the cage following a Sacred Heart yellow card.
But the Gazelles (16-8-2) knotted it up with 6 seconds to play, as senior midfielder Anna Pearson (six goals) went low after a restart.
Meagan Farrell put Catholic Central up 16-15 with her only goal of the match, 44 seconds into overtime. The Cougars' other 12 goals were scored by sophomores: Braun (five), Megan Wilson (five) and Tori Nienhaus (two).
"We're a young team," McCarty said. "Our key players are sophomores and juniors, and we had a new goalie (freshman Sophie Vachon) coming in, so you just never know. "We just got better as the year went on and the last three weeks we were outstanding."
Catholic Central has also won state championships this year in football and ice hockey, as well as a club state title in rugby.
Sacred Heart also got 7 goals from Katie Mezwa and two from Bella Yzerman. The Gazelles were involved in the only other girls' state championship to go to overtime; the 2008 contest won 12-11 by Flint Powers.


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This deal is part of a larger Best of Waldorf package, which includes a $50 nightly resort credit, complimentary room upgrade, welcome drinks for two and additional spa perks.
Enjoy access to both resorts with a courtesy shuttle that runs every five minutes. Bordered by a half-mile of private beach, these resorts collectively boast four pools, an 18-hole championship golf course, a marina, tennis courts and a multimillion dollar sculpture collection.
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More than 4,000 orders have been taken for the new Vauxhall Adam, which went on sale at the beginning of February.
Targeting the MINI hatchback and Fiat 500 city cars, the Adam's popularity has meant that delivery times have shot up to between "three and four months", according to Vauxhall. This means that the Adam has achieved half of its first year sales target in the UK, which is for 8,000 Adam sales in 2013.
With a starting price of £11,255, the Adam's major selling point is that it offers an unprecidented level of customisation - even when compared to the 500 and MINI.
Buyers can choose from no fewer than 20 different alloy wheel designs, 12 exterior colours, 18 dash panels finishes and 15 seat 'treatments'. The floating roof can be chosen in contrasting colours, too, while inside there is a choice of patterned roof linings, including a headlining which is lit with 64 LEDs – with Rolls-Royce the only other manufacturer to offer this.
Three trim levels are offered, starting with the entry-level Jam, which includes 16-inch alloy wheels, Bluetooth, DAB audio, air-conditioning and cruise control.
The mid-spec Glam adds a fixed sunroof, climate control, LED daytime running lights tail-lights, and a chrome pack, while the top-spec Slam comes with sports suspension, 17-inch wheels, sports seats and a two-tone roof.
Three engines are currently offered, beginning with a 69bhp 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol, and a 1.4-litre petrol engine in both 84bhp and 99bhp outputs. Stop-start is a £295 option and gives the 1.2-litre the best economy figures of 56.5mpg and 118g/km. A 1.0-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine will be added to the range in 2014.
I'm not surprised. I always thought Adam was a shrewd move by Vauxhall. It targets the fashion conscious folk who are sick to their teeth with dull as dishwasher VW products in the under £15k price bracket.
Awful choice of engines really =/
Why? It's an urban runabout - you don't need anything bigger or more powerful.
Adds variety to the market for sure.
I like the Up and Polo though.
VW can't be that dull if they are one of the top performing manufactures in Europe....
With many manufacturers coming out with engines that are more economical, lower co2 and more power.. it's a bad range. 69bhp from a 1.2, back in 2002 they had a 1.2 that produced 79bhp? 1.4 producing 84bhp, their newer 1.2 does that yet they chose to get a de-tuned worse version of the 1.4?
I can honestly say I am astounded at this news, quite what people are seeing in this dull and highly derivative hatch is anyone's guess? I'd say this is good news for Vauxhall but Vauxhall is just a plastic badge and aside from the Astra makes little difference to anyone.... 4,000 orders? really?
They can - by appealing to the lowest common denominator - or perhaps the safest - when it comes to the styling
awful awful engines though.
84BHP from a 1.4??!! As a comparison -Toyota's 1.33 dual VVT engine produces 99BHP and lower emissions to boot.


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Raje, S G (2003) Observations on the biology of Nemipterus japonicus (Bloch) from Veraval. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 49 (4). pp. 433-440.
The length-weight relationship for Nemipterus japonicus was not significantly different between sexes, hence the common regression equation for the species was calculated as log W = 4.88606 + 3.00437 log L. The Kn values were calculated separately for males and females in relation to various months. Females attain 50% maturity at 155 mm. Intraovarian investigations indicated that the spawning period of this species extends from September to April, with a peak during September-November. The fecundity ranged from 10,260 to 184,960 and increased with the increase in the length and weight of fish. Sex ratio showed preponderence of males, with a male to female ratio of 2.2:1. In general, feeding intensity appeared to increase from September to May. This species is a carnivore, feeding mainly on crustaceans, teleosts, annelids, molluscs and echinoderms.
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Now that the Supreme Court has agreed to rule on affirmative action in college and university admissions, will this issue be settled at long last or will the justices come up with some murky compromise, like the Bakke decision of 25 years ago, which has led to a quarter of a century of confusion, hypocrisy, resentments, and polarization?
The late Justice Lewis Powell's much-praised opinion in the Bakke case said many worthy and thoughtful things. But the bottom line was that colleges and universities could keep on using racial quotas -- so long as they didn't call them racial quotas.
The dishonesty that is incidental to other policies is central to affirmative action. Most of what is said in support of this policy is either wholly unsubstantiated or demonstrably false.
What about the notion that affirmative action has helped blacks rise out of poverty? The black poverty rate was cut in half before affirmative action -- and has barely changed since then.
What about the notion that blacks would not be able to get into colleges and universities without affirmative action? After group preferences and quotas were banned in California's state universities, the number of black students in the University of California system has risen.
Fewer are attending Berkeley and more are attending other universities, whose normal admissions standards they meet. These students are now more likely to graduate, which is the whole point. Before, they were being used like movie extras to create a background -- until most either dropped out or flunked out.
What about the magic benefits of "diversity" -- a word repeated endlessly, without a speck of evidence of those benefits? If diversity is so essential, how does a nation like Japan, with a homogeneous population, manage to get its students educated (better than ours), its work done, and its people living in more harmony than we have?
The assumption that there is something strange about not having different groups "represented" in various occupations and institutions in proportion to their share of the population will not stand up to the slightest scrutiny. Massive scholarly studies of countries around the world have failed to turn up a single country in which the different racial or ethnic groups are proportionally represented in occupations or institutions -- except where governments have imposed quotas.
Do either basketball or hockey have racial balance -- or even the same imbalance? Are third basemen and center fielders racially the same? How is it that four of the top five career home run totals in the history of baseball are by black batters?
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Gulf Coast Cowboy Hour December 14th Playlist
KBEC is proud to bring you another little break in the middle of your hectic week!
The playlist for December 14th is as follows:
- Parrotheads in Cowboy Boots / J. Michael Laferty
- Seven Mile Bridge / John Hall
- Barefoot Holiday / Brent Burns
- Everyone Has a House Guest in Key West / Lenore Troia
- An American Dream / Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- A Night on the Beach / Scott Kirby
- Parrothead for a Day / the Cedar Island Band
- My Kinda Day on Padre / Larry Joe Taylor
- Fishing in the Mikly Way / James "Sunny Jim" White
- Merry Christmas Island Style / Kelly McGuire
- Redneck Yacht Club / Thom Shepard and Steve Williams
- Southern Cross / the Eric Stone Band
Straight from Corpus Christi, J. Michael Laferty gave us this song as the title track of his 2008 album.
Whether it's writing music or serving in Congress, John Hall always has something interesting going on. "Seven Mile Bridge" is no exception and is from the 2006 Rock Me On The Water album.
The recent winner of both the Entertainer of the Year and Songwriter of the Year awards for 2011 from the Trop Rock Music Association, Brent Burns included "Barefoot Holiday" on his 2005 album Margarita Smile. We recently received a very nice e-mail from Brent suggesting a sit-down or phone interview – we'll have to see if we can make this happen! We will have several of his songs on our Christmas show for the upcoming week, including "Santa's Gone Nascar" and "12 Days of Snowbird Christmas".
Lenore Troia has been part of the Key West music scene since the early 90's and is known as the "Queen of Cayo Hueso". "Everyone Has a House Guest in Key West" is from her 1998 album Wild Island Night in Key West.
Having had over a dozen incarnations, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has covered a lot of musical ground over the years. "An American Dream" was the title track and hit single of the band's 1979 album. "If we can be an antidote to the jaded reality that is life as we currently know it, then we've done something pretty cool," says keyboardist-accordionist-singer Bob Carpenter. With that said no wonder we added these legends of Country music to our Gulf Coast Cowboy playlist!
Hard to believe it took us five weeks to get this guy onto the show, but here is a great track entitled "A Night on the Beach". "A Night on the Beach" is another title track song, this time from Scott Kirby who has been part of the Trop Rock scene since 1993.
The Cedar Island Band is relatively new to the Trop Rock scene, having formed in 2006. This song is from their first album, Island Time, which was produced in 2007.
From his Port A to Port B album, Larry Joe Taylor sings about one of our favorite places in Texas, South Padre Island. This represents the second song we chose for the Gulf Coast Cowboy Hour, but due to some technical difficulties and a certain DJ talking too much during the show on December 7th we had to omit the "Welcome to Paradise" airing. We owe you one Larry Joe!
James "Sunny Jim" White is the current recipient for the Trop Rock Music Association's award for Album of the Year for his KISS album! "Fishing in the Milky Way" is from his Sandbar Serenade album. This marks Jim's third appearance on the show.
From his award-winning album Boat in Belize, Kelly McGuire gave us "Merry Christmas Island Style" because he'd rather have sand than snow when December 25th rolls around. Kelly is from Clear Lake, Texas.
"Redneck Yacht Club" was written by Thom Shephard and Steve Williams and became the anthem of the 2005 summer, peaking at #1 on the Radio and Records country chart and #2 on the Billboard country chart. The song was featured on the Texas Girls CD.
Playing together since 1999, the Eric Stone Band has a dozen albums to their name. The group is from Virginia, but Stone himself lives in Destin, Florida. This song is a cover of the Crosby Stills Nash and Young hit.


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As one of the most traveled weekends approaches, those who will be participating in outdoor activities need to be reminded of safety tips that may save lives. Often times outdoor adventures which are scheduled for a daytime activity turns into an overnight adventure. The following safety rules will provide valuable survival tips.
Always let someone know where the adventure is planned to take place and when the expected time of return is. If plans change from one area to another, tell someone. Knowing where to begin a search will significantly reduce the time it will take the searchers to locate and rescue a lost person.
Never travel alone. Many of the illnesses that outdoors users experience (hypothermia and frostbite in particular) occur without the victim ever becoming aware of their onset. Accidents do happen in the outdoors that lead to injury. In an emergency, the assistance of a partner to care for the victim and then go for help, could save a life.
Take along two compasses and a map of the area that will be visited. Also know how to use them. Use one compass to navigate with.
The second compass serves two purposes. It can be used if the primary compass is lost or broken and secondly, many panicked people, thinking their compasses are broken, frequently do not believe a single compass when the direction back to camp indicated by the compass differs from the direction their instincts tell them is the correct heading to follow. Two compasses both pointing in the same direction, increases the chances that the compasses will be believed and follow the correct heading back to camp or to one of the pre-selected boundaries.
Wear clothing that will keep the body warm and dry. Loss of body heat because of exposure to the elements, especially wind, precipitation and low temperatures must be prevented in a survival situation or hypothermia could result. Remember the weather can change very quickly. Select clothing that will be warm and dry if forced to spend an unexpected night out.
Layers work best. The inner most layer must move perspiration (water) away from the skin. The next layer should be the insulation layer which must trap dead air around the body and insulate from the cold. The outermost layer of clothing must protect from wind and precipitation. The head and neck are the most critical areas of the body to protect. Keep them covered.
Unprotected hands are easily injured and quickly loose their dexterity when exposed to cold temperatures. Stiff fingers make it difficult to strike a match, aim a signal mirror, or tie a knot. Carry mittens and a pair of light leather gloves. Also carry extra clothing to put on when the weather deteriorates. Dress to survive not to arrive.
Carry a survival kit containing several reliable ways to start a fire. This kit should contain waterproof, windproof matches, cigarette lighter, metal match container, waterproof, wind proof shelter material, a whistle and a signal mirror. Whenever enjoying the outdoors, always take a survival kit.
Plan the outing so that the return to camp or a vehicle will be before it gets dark. Always carry a flashlight or two so that a safe return after dark will be possible if it becomes necessary.
Drink a minimum of three to four quarts of water per day. The lack of water seriously reduces the bodies ability to function properly, especially its ability to stay warm, and greatly increases the possibility of other accidents occurring.
Practice survival skills before they are needed in an emergency. Learn how to build a fire using the equipment that is carried in the survival kit. Practice erecting an emergency shelter. Experiment with the signal mirror until a beam of sunlight is quickly reflect to any point on the horizon. Do not count on somebody else being around when in trouble and need help.
If stranded without shelter, one must seek refuge from the elements. In most situations, protection from the rain, snow, wind and low temperatures will be the most immediate need. While fires will be beneficial, it may not be necessary if adequate clothing is being worn.
Never sleep directly on the ground or snow. Instead, build a thick layer of boughs, or leaves pine needles to sleep which will insulate the body from the ground.
These simple tips, when used properly, can save lives. Whenever enjoying the outdoors, one not always knows the outcome of the adventure and these tips just might be the key to survival.


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Grey nylon plastic with a subtle metallic sparkle (formerly Alumide.)
Gyro the Cube
An original design by Virtox
This kinetic sculpture is inspired by the unlimited freedom of 3d printing.
It wobbles and turns with a slight movement of the hand.
Now give it a good spin or puff of air and it erupts in erratic and wild behavior.
Watch the video to see it go!
Corner stand is available separately.
At the dawn of 3d printing it was accused of being fake, witchcraft or simply impossible.
Seriously, check out the Youtube comments for a good laugh!
But for real product reviews, see the comments on the bottom of this page.
And after a little over 5 years, Gyro the Cube is already considered a classic in 3d printing.
This is the 5cm / 2" version.
Not big enough?
Get the Large (7.5cm / 3" version) version, starting at $50.
Or the Extra Large (10cm / 4" version) one, starting at $100!
Can't live without it?
Why not get a key-fob too?
Still not enough?
Inquire for a custom made version or see the Gyro the Forms section for other shapes and sizes.
The sculpture is composed of four concentric cubes, each one spinning around a different axis.
But it needs to be aligned after you receive it:
Each inner cube has two knobs which need to be placed into the corresponding clamps in the parent cube. It's easiest to start with the inner most and continue outward.
And then... spin it away !
Do not be alarmed if your cube will not run smoothly at first!
Because of minor variations in the 3d printing process,
sometimes a fresh cube needs to wear in a little, but it will loosen up very quickly.
In the example video I am only blowing on it, to make it move, it's that smooth.
Be a little careful with the Metallic plastic version as this material is a little less flexible and robust than the Strong & Flexible materials.
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The Corpse in the Cellar: And Further Tales of Cleveland Woe This is a review of a book on Cleveland, Ohio history by John Stark Bellamy. It is reviewed by Julie Lorenzen.
From the review:
Author John Stark Bellamy II has found his niche: murder and disaster in the Cleveland area. The Corpse in the Cellar completes his trilogy on the subject. His other two books are They Died Crawling and The Maniac in the Bushes. Bellamy's most recent work is a compilation of 25 true stories of mayhem. The stories are antiquated-ranging from a 1865 stalking-style murder to a 1942 circus fire that killed more than 50 animals.
Bellamy has avoided more recent stories for two reasons-summed up by one quote. "… they are too recent, in my opinion, to have acquired a vintage character in terms of the period detail their telling may display; moreover, [more recent stories] are still fresh enough to feature living victims: the sons, daughters, parents and other loved ones who have endured and survived the crimes and disasters of the last 30 years."(Preface)
However, the age of the stories does not make them less interesting. Though morbid, each story has the potential to intrigue readers. For example, there's the story about the teenager who killed a neighbor girl in 1889. He hid her body in the cellar of his mother's house, but was given away by the ensuing odor. And then there was the Ashtabula bridge disaster in which more than 80 train passengers died when a poorly designed bridge collapsed in December 1876.
The first two or three paragraphs of every story are well written enough to draw a reader in. However, each of the stories (most run ten or more pages) are too long to maintain one's interest. In light of the subject matter, shorter stories would have sufficed.


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Halloween Owl cupcakes ...chocolate cupcakes in brown wrappers, chocolate frosting, Oreos, Reese's Pieces (eyes & beak)
Owl Cupcakes Chocolate cupcake w/ chocolate frosting, 2 Oreo cookies (opened up), 2 brown M's for the pupils, and 1 orange M for the beak. So simple. SO cute!
Love these! So cute. Owl cupcakes (chocolate icing, Oreos, M for eyes, Reese's Pieces for nose)
take a picture with the fist out, take it on over to picnik and add some stickers and text (under the create tab), have the pictures printed off, punch a hole at the top and bottom of the fist and stick the sucker through.
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Great idea
Cute idea for valentine cards.
lollipop holder Valentine idea - cute! TOTALLY doing this!!!
valentines day idea
Cute card idea!
valentines day card #diy #craft #kids
Cards Against Humanity, $25...this game has ruined lives, in a good way
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Christmas Gift Ideas. Cards Against Humanity: great party game. $25. #stockingstuffers #shop
Cards Against Humanity - NEW, unopened. Cards Against Humanity is a party game for horrible people. Unlike most of the party games you've played before, Cards Against Humanity is as despicable and awkward as you and your friends. The game is simple. Each round, one player asks a question from a Black Card, and everyone else answers with their funniest White Card. - 76 Bonos #cardsagainsthumanity #socialcurrency #gamesnonvideo
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Gorgeous black and purple zebra cake
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17th birthday cake?
Zebra cake, with blue instead of brown and purple would be so cute for a zeta event!!
bday shot basket
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Birthday Shot Gift Basket ~ How-To Instructions. Perfect for a 21st bday. Save for my little sisters ;)
Creative Simplicity: Cran Judy-Ann #21 #21stBirthday #GiftIdeas
Birthday Shot Gift Basket… if I ever get around to making my friends a legitimate birthday present
Shots Birthday Basket- Best 21st Birthday gift idea
Liquor "bouquet" - great 21st birthday gift!
Birthday shot basket. 21st birthday gift idea
Replace the middle board with rain gutter:)
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Replace the middle board of picnic table with rain gutter for drink cooler. That's a cool idea.
Great idea ! Replace the middle board of a picnic table with rain gutter for drink cooler.
Replace the middle board of picnic table with rain gutter for built in drink cooler. This picnic table, designed by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. #diy #crafts #outdoors
Outdoor DIY Wine Cooler Idea: Replace the middle board of picnic table with rain gutter for drink cooler.
so cool, great idea!
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From refrigerator to ice chest! #refrigerator #IceChest #cooler
Wow, seriously cool idea to recycle an old fridge and turn it into an outdoor ice chest. Great idea for outdoor parties!
Re-purpose and old refrigerator into an awesome looking cooler / Ice chest! Great idea!
An outdoor ice box, ice chest, cooler from a salvaged old refrigerator! Build a frame out of cedar or redwood to insert refrigerator into or add legs and a finish such as bamboo exterior, burlap with waterproof coating, or other decor. Perfect for outdoor kitchen with no electricity. Salvage, upcycle, recycle, repurpose! For ideas and goods shop at Estate ReSale & ReDesign, Bonita Springs, FL
What a cool idea! Would make backyard parties so much cooler.
For a party! cook hot dogs in the crock pot - don't add water. they will release moisture on their own. cook on low for 4 hours. taste like they were cooked on a roller!----need to remember this!!
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40 hotdogs in a crockpot. 60 will fit. For a party! cook hot dogs in the crock pot - don't add water. they will release moisture on their own. cook on low for 4 hours. taste like they were cooked on a roller!----need to remember this!! great idea
40 hotdogs in a crockpot. 60 will fit. Cook hot dogs in the crock pot - don't add water. Cook on low for 4 hours. Taste like they were cooked on a roller! Great idea for a kids party!
For a party! cook hot dogs in the crock pot - don't add water. they will release moisture on their own. cook on low for 4 hours. taste like they were cooked on a roller!----need to remember this!! great idea Tested for Dominyk's 10th birthday party
Hot Dogs for a Crowd using your 6 quart slow cooker instead of a grill. No water necessary....hot dogs come out tasting like they were cooked on a roller. Cook hot dogs in the crock pot - don't add water. They will release moisture on their own. Cook on low for 4 hours. Need to remember this!!
Backyard Parties - drink and snack bins! I love this
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DIY -- Drink and snack storage for back yard parties. *Or for balls, frisbees, dog toys, etc. I love a good backyard party
Drink and snack storage for back yard parties. *Or for balls, frisbees, dog toys, etc.* I love this idea!!
DIY -- Drink and snack storage for back yard parties! OR backyard toy storage!
A cookie plate you dont need back. All you need is a hole punch and ribbon. You can use different color plates and ribbon and this is cute for any holiday or event!
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Ribbon Wreath Plates -- dress up a paper plate for giving cookies using a hole punch and ribbon
Ribbon Wreath Plates This a fun and simple way to dress up a paper plate when you share your Holiday treats (or just because you want to be a little more festive).
A cookie plate you don't need back. All you need is a paper plate, hole punch and ribbon. Cute idea to give Christmas cookies on wrapped in celo
Cookie plate gift idea: paper plate, hole punch, ribbon
Healthy Szechuan Chicken Recipe
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Crockpot Buffalo Chicken Recipe! ~ from TheFrugalGirls.com ~ this delicious chicken dinner is full of spice, zing, and SO easy! #slowcooker #recipes #chickenrecipes #chicken #recipe #salad
Checkout this easy Szechuan Chicken Recipe at Healthy Szechuan Chicken http://www.laaloosh.com/2011/02/09/healthy-szechuan-chicken-recipe/ "This tasty dish will satisfy any dieter with a Chinese food craving. Tasting just as good as traditional Szechuan Chicken Recipes, you'll have a hard time believing it's a healthier version."
Szechuan Chicken Weight Watchers= 6 points+
Owl Cupcakes (oreos and m's!)
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Halloween Owl cupcakes ...chocolate cupcakes in brown wrappers, chocolate frosting, Oreos, Reese's Pieces (eyes & beak)
Owl Cupcakes Chocolate cupcake w/ chocolate frosting, 2 Oreo cookies (opened up), 2 brown M's for the pupils, and 1 orange M for the beak. So simple. SO cute!
Owl cupcakes with Oreo cookies as eyes! #halloween #cupcakes #owls
Love these! So cute. Owl cupcakes (chocolate icing, Oreos, M for eyes, Reese's Pieces for nose)
Halloween Treats
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Halloween goodies!
Tons of Halloween Ideas. Pinned this because of the witch hat though.
A zillion super cute Halloween recipes
Tons of cute Halloween Treats!
Tons of Halloween treats! All of these Halloween party ideas are so cute and look super tasty!
halloween food :-)
Such a time saver for birthday parties- scoop the ice cream into lined cupcake pans & put them in the freezer. Then just pull them out when you cut the cake & serve!
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what a great idea! such a time saver for birthday parties- scoop the ice cream into lined cupcake pans & put them in the freezer. then just pull them out when you cut the cake & serve! Going to try it for my kids party
Time saver for parties. Scoop ice cream into a cupcake liner in a muffin tin, refreeze and then pull out to serve when it's time for cake.
A time saver for birthday parties - Scoop ice cream into lined cupcake pans & put them in the freezer.
Rainbow Splatter Cake
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Awesome paint splatter cake - ideal for an 80s party!
So i really like the paint splatter idea for a birthday cake
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Such a fun cake! Love it. Girls birthday cake idea
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rainbow cake
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The awesome rainbow layer cake. Recipe from Martha Stewart.
Rainbow birthday cake the original Whisk Kid
Rainbow Cake from Martha Stewart – great for a kid's birthday party!
The top 10 Martha Stewart dessert recipes of 2012. Rainbow cake!!
cake in a jar!
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Rainbow Cake in Jar- Cute Birthday idea :) 1 box white cake mix made according to package instructions Neon food coloring in pink, yellow, green, turquoise, and purple 3 one-pint canning jars 1 can vanilla frosting Rainbow sprinkles
Rainbow Cake in Jar 1 box white cake mix made according to package instructions Neon food coloring in pink, yellow, green, turquoise, and purple 3 one-pint canning jars 1 can vanilla frosting Rainbow sprinkles Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Thoroughly wash and dry the inside of each canning jar. Spray the inside of each jar thoroughly with nonstick cooking spray. Set aside. Scoop about 1/2 cups of cake batter into five small bowls. It doesn't have to be perfect, don't panic if you get a little more of less of one color than another. Tint each bowl of cake batter with the food coloring until very vibrant. Spoon about 3 tablespoons of the purple batter into the bottom of each jar. Spoon equal amounts of turquoise batter, then green, yellow, and pink. Place the jars in a shallow baking dish, add about 1/4″ in water in the baking dish. Place the baking dish in the oven and bake for 30-35 minutes. Remove jars and allow to cool completely before scooping a small portion from the top of your cake and adding a hefty dollop of vanilla buttercream to the top. Sprinkle & serve, or cover with a lid and store in the fridge or pop into the mail & surprise someone you love! POST EDIT: Several commenters have indicated that the cake is not cooking all the way through in the 30-35 minutes indicated in the recipe. This was enough time for our cake, but I'm cooking at high altitudes, and my oven tends to bake hot. So, I'd recommend baking the cake for 40 minutes, then return it to the oven if it still doesn't spring back to the touch when you check to see if it's finished. As for the cake puffing up and out of it's bottle, ours did that a bit, as well. Easy fix. We just scooped a bit of the cake out to make room for the frosting and wiped the outside of our jars clean. Several people have indicated that the wide-mouthed mason jars work a little better for this purpose. I've not yet baked with wide-mouthed. What you see above is what was baked in my kitchen according to the recipe instructions, and what came out of the oven when it was all. Of course, if you're feeling wildly impatient, you can also zap the cake in the microwave for 2 minutes. It's going to bubble up, for sure, but you can scoop the top part of that cake out, frost it, and no one will ever be the wiser. Good luck, everyone! This is such a fun cake. My kids went nuts over it, and I hope it works as beautifully for you as it did for us! 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The jar version seemed less complicated than some of the bigger whole cake [...] Rainbow Cakes in a Jar | We Heart Minnesota commented on Aug 26 11 at 10:02 am [...] pinned on Pinterest and it was just the day to try them (you can find the link I'd repinned here – we had reasonable success, but the cake colors did run a bit (more tie dye, than rainbow) and we [...] Bam! Boof! Clang! Pow! « MamaNut commented on Aug 28 11 at 9:01 pm You are crazy! these are awesome! I want to have a 70s psychedelic party and serve these! JulieVR commented on Apr 08 11 at 12:47 am Drool. Kathleen commented on Apr 08 11 at 8:16 pm I love this idea. I'm going to try it in baby food jars for my sons 1st bd coming up. A mini cake for everyone! sheila commented on Apr 08 11 at 11:46 pm I have made other types of cake in a jar. Some can keep for months if properly stored. This cake would be really cool if it was done in the wide mouth quart canning jars, because then you can pop it out and the slices would be so cool. Thanks for a great idea.. Cammie commented on Apr 11 11 at 8:44 am What a fun idea!! Love it!! Thank you so much for sharing this! Michelle commented on Apr 11 11 at 10:32 am I LOVE this! Sue commented on Apr 11 11 at 10:52 am this is the perfect thing to send to my brother for his birthday this week, he'll love it! Katie commented on Apr 11 11 at 11:09 am That looks so pretty, I love how you can see the colours right away. And if you don't finish it you can put a lid on the jar and take it to go! Awesome. Bright Shadows commented on Apr 11 11 at 1:01 pm Love it will definetly try this Jael Cain commented on Apr 11 11 at 2:01 pm Okay, so did anyone who commented actually try this… do tell how it worked out for you….. Windi commented on Apr 11 11 at 10:15 pm WONDERFUL idea !! Will definitely try this sooon! Recently posted a great vanilly cupcake recipe which guarantees nice domes :-) http://www.wechooseorganic.com Stop by :-) Nina from wechooseorganic.com commented on Apr 12 11 at 7:50 am i did the recipe and for some reason when i let the cake cool, they shrunk in the jars! anyone know why? Eddy commented on Apr 13 11 at 2:33 am Did anyone care to think that the jars would break from the heat in the oven? Elena commented on Apr 13 11 at 11:17 am OMG! LOVE these. Tablespoon.com (where I work) has been doing a bunch of rainbow stuff lately. We have your post featured on our Facebook page! Check it out! http://www.facebook.com/#!/Tablespoon These are the recipe…… http://www.tablespoon.com/recipe-collections/more-double-rainbow-recipes http://www.tablespoon.com/recipe-collections/double-rainbow-recipes Erin commented on Apr 13 11 at 3:00 pm At ELENA: Exactly, thats what I was thinking. Because today I kept a glass of joghurt instead of throwing it away and I wanted to try the cake in a jar as well. I dont know whether I can use normal, ordinary glasses/jars from the supermarket that had joghurt or other stuff in them… Does anybody know?? Just baked sugar cookies and coka cola cupcakes…they are soooo delicious!! Will post the recipes on http://www.wechooseorganic.com in a couple days. Greetings everyone Ninah Ninah from wechooseorganic.com commented on Apr 13 11 at 4:40 pm Love, love love!!!!! My kids will go nuts over these! :) Kate commented on Apr 13 11 at 5:47 pm @ Elena the jars should be able to withstand the heat in the oven as they shouldve been annealed in a lehr previous to them going on sale, also the placing them in a tin of water helps Lauren commented on Apr 14 11 at 7:21 am Awesomeness!!! Kim commented on Apr 14 11 at 10:35 am This is probably the most adorable thing I've ever seen. My friend and I have started this tradition where we send treats back and forth in the mail (she's in Pensacola and I'm in Orlando) just as a Thinking of You! type thing. In the last box I got she had put mini cupcakes inside mini mason jars and I've been stumped with what to send back because I'm worried about the Florida heat. But this is perfect (sans icing)! I'm super excited to hear about her reaction when she opens the box and finds these beauties. Thanks for the great idea! <3 Katie commented on Apr 14 11 at 1:02 pm You don't get colors as vibrant as those from food coloring? Are you sure your didn't use food color gel? Please clarify. J commented on Apr 14 11 at 9:11 pm That looks revolting. ELBSeattle commented on Apr 15 11 at 12:52 am Oh my word these look amazing! What an cool idea Nadia commented on Apr 15 11 at 10:45 am Oh my word these look amazing! What an cool idea Nadia commented on Apr 15 11 at 10:45 am These are awesome! I already have so many ideas for holidays….green & red alternating color cake for xmas…..black & orange for halloween..etc. @ J…. it's NEON food coloring which is more vibrant than just regular ol' food coloring. :) Cookie Monster commented on Apr 15 11 at 9:18 pm You're so clever! I know some people I just have to send these to! Madoline Madigan commented on Apr 15 11 at 10:01 pm http://www.firebox.com/product/1548/Sun-Jar – sunshine in a jar!! crunicorn commented on Apr 16 11 at 1:30 pm These are AMAZING! I'm always on the lookout for stuff that our kids club can make and this is now top of my list! Thank you so much for sharing! And I definately think baby food jars is the way to go for kids! Bee commented on Apr 16 11 at 4:27 pm SUPER cute idea. My 11 year old daughter and I used this as our "Girl's Night In" recipe and had SO much fun! We just made these tonight and ran into a few problems. The cakes were "runny" in the middle…not completely cooked through and once they cooled they shrunk terribly as someone else had mentioned. For filling the jars, we found that using an ice cream scoop cut down on getting the sides "messy" and spinning the jars a few times helped to level the layers out nicely. L commented on Apr 17 11 at 2:20 am I ran into the same problems. The first batch came out severely undercooked and then shrank a lot. The next batch I bumped the heat up about 10 degrees, and baked them for 40 minutes, and they STILL came out undercooked and while they were baking the cake batter ERUPTED out of the mason jars. I am so disappointed :( Any tips so my NEXT attempt doesn't fail? Barbara commented on Apr 17 11 at 3:24 pm @Bee and @Elena I would stick with canning jars for anything baked, as the glass is tempered to withstand higher temperatures than normal. Food storage jars off the grocery store shelf may shatter in your oven. That said, I've done pies in the 4 oz wide mouth jars, and they were adorable- a bigger hit with the adults than with the kids. I think it's the portion control factor that made the small jars so attractive. Lauren commented on Apr 17 11 at 9:02 pm I tried making one of these awhile ago and it shrank drastically when I placed it on my jar, what am I doing wrong? vedette commented on Apr 19 11 at 11:27 am I recently discovered mason jars and am obsessed! I can't wait to try this out it looks yummy, I'm now always looking up new ways to use them lol http://www.fourgreensteps.com/community/blogs/fourgreensteps/green-tip-collect-mason-jars Jane commented on Apr 19 11 at 2:46 pm I just made these and am not sure how to post my pics. I used regular jars off the grocery store shelf. If following the instructions of putting water in the baking dish you should be fine with any type of glass jar. Mine came out 70′s looking dark on the outside but as soon as you take a piece off the top the inside is really cool. I made them because I'm headed to the beach for 5 days and while there have a niece celebrating her 9th so this is absolutely perfect. Put a lid on and they travel. I know I didn't layer the mix correctly as it didn't look close to the picture but it is ok. The inside is bright and swirly with colors. I'll try to post pics and thanks so much to whoever was the original poster. sam commented on Apr 20 11 at 12:50 am We at http://www.ckbakeryshop.com do something close. It is our "Stars N Stripes" cake. We swirl the batter. Our Facebook page has pictures of it. This is a really cute recipe. Thanks for sharing!! CK Bakery Shop commented on Apr 20 11 at 12:36 pm Oh my – I just HAVE to make these for my kids birthday parties this year. How fun!! http://www.weknowstuff.us.com/ Denine M. Anderson-Regan commented on Apr 21 11 at 4:35 pm Oh, dear Lord these are SO FREAKIN ADORABLE! I love to bake and look for fun and unique recipes! I will DEFINITELY bookmark this page to keep for whenever I want to make something fun and different for family and friends! Beth commented on Apr 21 11 at 8:33 pm It´s pathetic ANGRY GOD commented on Apr 22 11 at 2:43 pm Mine are not quite like the pictures :( They are darker and they shrunk… Any help? These were the trial runs so I need to perfect them for end of year teacher gifts. Thanks! Candi commented on Apr 23 11 at 9:39 am The colours of my cake definitely did not turn out like the picture. They came out a little brown, but that's to be expected. Z commented on Apr 23 11 at 8:29 pm isnt there a recipe for the cake? I cant get cake mixes like that here in germany, and I would rather make it myself, would ordinary sponge cake work? Awsome idea, cant wait to try it out. lisa commented on Apr 24 11 at 4:53 pm I made these last night but they didn't turn out as pretty, they browned all over the sides. Could it have been because i used vanilla cake mix instead of white? I'll be trying again tonight because it's such a wonderful idea. haylea commented on Apr 24 11 at 10:34 pm Super cute idea, and I attempted to make a few tonight, BUT…how do you get them to come out so "pretty"? Like others have stated, the sides browned a bit and the colors are not as crisp as the picture…the colors are definitely vibrant once cut into. I sprayed the jars before pouring the batter, and the jars were placed in a water-bath while in the oven. Any suggestions? Would really like to try them again, but with better results. :) Rita commented on Apr 25 11 at 9:59 pm Just tried my first batch…..the colors ran horribly when I tried to "layer" them. The cake mix was way too runny. I added corn starch and flour to each color, and the consistency was MUCH better for layering. I would def recommend doing this! Sarah commented on Apr 26 11 at 2:54 pm I love love love cake! What a cute idea. I'll have to give it a shot! jen @ onecurlyfry commented on Apr 26 11 at 3:31 pm Who on earth would like to eat such thing. Looks radioactive! Kris commented on Apr 27 11 at 2:01 pm I want to send one in the mail to my friend across the country, but I'm worried that it might mold :/ how long do they last and still taste good? It would need to survive over 6 days in the post. Leah commented on Apr 28 11 at 8:35 am AWESOME! Thank you for the great spring/summer idea ;) jennibell commented on May 01 11 at 11:17 pm I cannot get over these. They are sooooo beautiful. I just wanna stare at them. Meli commented on May 03 11 at 5:31 pm I made these as instructed. They baked up really thoroughly and I thought I was in the clear. However, once they had cooled the condensation from the cooling process moistened some of the batter at the bottom of the jar quite drastically, to the point where I can't give these as gifts in the morning. I know they were cooked through because while one was still warm I couldn't help myself and had to dig in! :) It was cooked all the way to the bottom. Also, they shrank quite dramatically. After an hour I thought they were cool and they had shrunk slightly; however, by the time I went back to frost them – several hours later – they had shrunk more. I used the gel food coloring to keep the colors vibrant. I found that even though I assembled the batter in a layered fashion the cakes ended up all mixed up – which was fine; it was cute, too. Just not as pictured. If I were doing this over again I'd buy the wide-mouth jars. When they came out of the oven I'd attempt to pop them out of the jars to cool. Once they had cooled I'd put them back in the jars. I think this might help with the batter problems I seemed to have, and possibly the shrinking issues. Heidi commented on May 04 11 at 1:10 am I also would like to know how long these would stay fresh if it was sent in the mail? Will it be ok 6 days later in the mail as Leah above had questioned? Should it be first put in the refrigerator before mailing or just get it to room temp after baking and then put the cover on and then ship out? Please help. I love this idea and would love to create and send this out for all the dad's I know for father's day. Peechee commented on May 06 11 at 9:35 am Up to three days, Peechee. You'll want to expedite them in the mail to ensure the utmost freshness. Brooke McLay commented on May 06 11 at 9:38 am I tried this tonight for my friend's birthday. My local grocer doesn't carry neon food dye, so I anticipated my colors to be a bit darker than pictured here. I used a larger jar than suggested, so I cooked it a few minutes longer. The outsides did indeed brown a little, so the colors appear even darker. But when I scooped the top off to make room for the icing, the inside was surprisingly bright! All in all I am very satisfied with this idea. My gratitude to Brooke Mclay for sharing this grand idea! CatyDid commented on May 07 11 at 3:59 am OMGoodness….the jars are in the oven and they are looking AWESOME! I live in southern LA, below sea level (lol)…so I definitely had to go with the 40 minutes! My son is giving this to his teacher with a note attached saying "You take the cake!"…thanks so much for this idea! Andrea commented on May 10 11 at 2:31 pm These are quite cool and fun to make, did them for a friends birthday. Thanks for the idea. However, they turn out much much darker then expected, and not nearly as neatly layered as the ones in the picture. newbie commented on May 11 11 at 12:41 am http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-20048725-10391704.html Michelle commented on May 11 11 at 4:01 pm Made banana bread in a jar. Came out great, a tad dry from fridge storage, best to eat same day. luv ya. Francesca commented on May 11 11 at 8:52 pm These were an amazing idea! Although, I did have a little bit of a problem when putting in the batter. How do you put the batter so the colors so blend so much? Melinda commented on May 11 11 at 11:39 pm Brooke you are the coolest mom ever. I love all your colorful ideas! Laura Flowers Laura Flowers commented on May 12 11 at 3:59 pm These are adorable. So glad that I stumbled onto your sight! Your ideas are precious. Can't wait to try them! Bettie commented on May 12 11 at 4:15 pm I am thinking about making these for my daughter's 14th bday party. Can someone please tell me about how many one batch of cake makes?? PJ commented on May 14 11 at 2:05 am this DID NOT work for me at all!): i was so excited. i've attempted it about 4 times now and it's just not working! i am sad! jason commented on May 14 11 at 2:39 pm Mine came out browned too – and HUGE – and the colors mixed together. I'm going to try again, adding the flour and corn starch to make it thicker, then I'm going to cook in the microwave to avoid browning. Or I'll cook at a slightly lower temp; my oven runs hot. becky commented on May 14 11 at 4:44 pm If you leave the frosting off and put the lids before the cake cools they will seal and will be good for months and can be mailed to our troops over seas. Lynette commented on May 14 11 at 5:04 pm I tried this today with an 8 oz jar. I only made one jar's worth since I had a cake recipe that made 2 servings of cake (which was the perfect amount for one 8 oz jar). While the colors may not have been as brilliant as the pictures above, they were definitely very vivid. My main problem was with the layering of the colors. I had blue on the bottom, then pink, then purple, then green. When it cooked, the blue and green dominated but once you started eating it, there were swirls of pink and purple on the inside. I think the 8oz jars work perfect for this. I filled them a little less than half way, and the cake rose to about a 1/4 inch from the top. I'll be making 6 of these on Thursday for a friends birthday, so we'll see if I can figure the layering thing out better. Lisa Dawn commented on May 14 11 at 10:51 pm Ok so I made these today and for some reason my green on the bottom shows more than the other colors… Idk why but gonna try again next week but gonna layer them different….. I think I am gonna put the batter in to bags and squeeze in several different layers.. Green purple blue pink repeat… Will let ya know….. Heather commented on May 15 11 at 5:52 pm Can You use a baby food jar Tara commented on May 17 11 at 1:46 am I made this today with short and fat 16 oz jars; one box of white cake mix made three jars. I baked each jar separately to make sure they were evenly baked. The first time, the colors were very dark and the bottom of the cake mix did not bake all the way. The second time, the colors were a little better because I added more dye but the cake then boiled over the top making a mess. The third time I used a lot more neon dye and the pink was gorgeous when it came out. I don't know if it would work for every color, but using more dye made the colors more vivid. However, they still were a little brown and I did not like how they looked. I don't know what I was doing wrong but my colors definitely did not turn out like the picture. I think from now on I will be making rainbow cupcakes instead. So this was not a total waste! Good idea though, looks so cute if it is done right. Melanie commented on May 17 11 at 4:03 pm I was so excited to do this until I started reading the reviews. Now I'm scared to try it! Maybe I will any how ;) Amber commented on May 18 11 at 7:40 pm sorry you didn't mention anything about the glass. i once happened to cook something inside a glass recipient in the oven and it wasn't heat proof so it broke. does it have to be heat proof glass or it worked just fine for you with regular jars? mercedes commented on May 21 11 at 11:14 am i love all the bright colors. i also posted a few similar things at my site : http://www.chefbabait.com/ . loving the original idea. great post. שף בבית commented on May 24 11 at 8:41 am i can't get enough of this!! i just had to share it with my readers too! http://dollarstoremom.com/2011/05/make-a-rainbow-cupcake-in-a-jar/ breanna commented on May 25 11 at 1:57 pm I did a practice set of these today for my daughters tie dye party. I used 6 half pint jars instead of 3 pint jars. They turned out so cute! I had no problems with them at all. I used the neon dye. They erupted over the sides, as to be expected, but cleaned them up and they are adorable! I also swirled the jar around each time I put a new color, to make sure each color shows. Sine they were smaller, Chelsea j. commented on Jun 01 11 at 1:43 pm Oops I meant since they were smaller I baked for 16 mins to start, put them back in for 5, then 3 more, for a total of 24 mins. Seemed to do the trick! Thanks soo much for sharing! Chelsea j. commented on Jun 01 11 at 1:44 pm A little late to the game I see, but my little man and I just finished our first batch of these and they are BEAUTIFUL! So they did brown a little (cake does that, weird!) and I left too much room in the jars, so… extra frosting! They're not perfect, but since the delighted taste testers of my practice runs are 7 and 4, NO complaints until I can get them just right! Thank you so so much for posting this simply adorable recipe! =] Joanna commented on Jun 07 11 at 3:25 pm What a mess!!! I followed directions exactly…the bottom colour, purple, rose 2/3 of the way up the jar…the blue and green barely visible, and the top 2 colours barely showed. they appeared more tie dyed than rainbow. The second batch did not bake all the way thru but bubbled over…..and also, as many others stated…the cake shrank away from the jar…a lot. As slices, once removed from the jar…the cake was very pretty bit that defeats the entire purpose of cake in a jar! Does anyone have any solutions??? carrie cook commented on Jun 08 11 at 11:42 am Wait, so are you telling me that I can just microwave the cake INSTEAD of baking it? Would all the preparation steps be exactly the same, and would it come out the same way? I mean, if that's the case, I know what I'm doing… I DON'T BAKE OFTEN commented on Jun 11 11 at 7:03 pm I made 12 little 8 oz RAINBOW CAKES IN A JAR and they were PERFECT, AWESOME, and DELICIOUS ! :D I had NO problems with the jars turning brown AT ALL ! I followed CHELSEA J.'s advice a few post above here and adjusted the baking time as she did. I *think* I added 3 mins once more and TA DA !!! :) As for the 'turning brown' problem, I sprayed my little jars LIGHTLY with BAKER'S JOY [has flour in it] and again…. mine came out perfect ! I wish we could post pictures here, but if you'll go to DUNCAN HINES on FB… I posted my picture on their wall. GOOD LUCK guys & gals… I WILL be making these again and using different colors. B.J. commented on Jun 12 11 at 6:15 pm This looks awesome! We saw this on Pinterest and are going to have to try it soon! Love the look of the mason jars… Lindsey http://inspiredbypinterest.blogspot.com/ Lindsey commented on Jun 14 11 at 7:43 pm how do i eat it? concerned eater commented on Jun 14 11 at 8:30 pm this wont break? I keep breaking glass because i put it through too much heat :< Lexy commented on Jun 16 11 at 12:04 am I made these at the weekend and they were great! I've made rainbow cake before so used a normal cake recipe (125g sugar/butter/ self raising flour, 2 tsps baking powder, 1 tsp vanilla essence, 1 egg, bit of milk) and they made 6 gorgeous cakes! I would advise putting boiling water in the oven instead of normal water, and having the oven very hot. :) Hannah commented on Jun 20 11 at 4:32 pm Awesome! I came across this on stumbleupon earlier today. Now, 4 of my friends and I are making them. :) We're using a turkey baster to insert all the colors into the jar! Tell you how it turns out soon. We're super excited about. We're going to SF Pride tomorrow so it's perfectly festive. Alicia commented on Jun 25 11 at 2:35 am We made several batches of these now and they are turning out great … except for the layering. Any ideas?. Sunny Haynes commented on Jun 27 11 at 8:43 pm Making these for 4th of July in red white and blue. :-) Jennifer commented on Jun 27 11 at 11:37 pm Can I use baby food jars? shawn commented on Jun 28 11 at 10:39 pm Super awesome !! Thank you for sharing !! I have a question?? Can I put the frosting and then send it out to my mom in Arizona I live in Texas ?? I just don't want the cake nor the frosting to go bad ??? Polly commented on Jul 02 11 at 10:25 pm I've been looking for something fun to do for my daughter's 6th birthday – I think this will be on our menu for sure! Lindsey @ Why Just Eat commented on Jul 03 11 at 9:23 pm Put the lid on it and send it to me please! angelique523 commented on Jul 06 11 at 12:15 am My mom and I are hosting a bridal shower this Sunday, and a few weeks ago we were trying to figure out what to make as the dessert. A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon this page and fell in LOVE with this recipe! The only thing we really did differently aside from using wide-mouthed jars (it's all we could find after hunting through nearly half a dozen different store chains!) was instead of rainbow colors, we went with teal and white stripes. (Teal is the Bride's favorite color/wedding colors, and white because – well, it's a wedding shower!) Tonight is the test run to make sure they turn out alright before we serve them to guests – in other words, it's a chance to eat cake before the bridal shower happens! haha. I'll post an update once the shower occurs and hopefully I'll send some pictures if I get the time to take some! :) Teresa commented on Jul 08 11 at 12:29 am I have made a similar recipe for cake in a jar and if you handle it all properly, you can turn put a seal lid and a ring on them, turn them over on a towel and they will self can themselves from the heat of the jar. my kids were eating them for a few months. they did do the shrinkage thing and there was some condensation in the jars but my girls are not fussy and still loved them ladiebuggg888 commented on Jul 22 11 at 1:50 am My question is: can you send frosting in the jar like this? Or if I sent it to a friend should they put on the frosting themselves? This looks delicious btw! Jess commented on Jul 31 11 at 5:54 pm This is the most fun I have had in a long time with a birthday cake! I used jelly jars and they cooked up great!! I wish I would have thought of jars to send birthday cakes to my kids when they were first at college. The 19 year old is going to love her cake in a jar! Sharon commented on Aug 03 11 at 11:43 am I was wondering if a marshmallow Fluff jar is too small for this recipe? lauren commented on Aug 06 11 at 11:23 am After reading these reviews, I am kind of nervous to do this recipe. I plan to make a cake in a jar for my boyfriend's birthday, but decided that I am going to try and take a core out of the jar so that there is frosting throughout the entire cake. It may not go well, but at least it will be fun. Amanda commented on Aug 06 11 at 12:46 pm this looks awsome!! i am soo going to try this lol :) brittany commented on Aug 06 11 at 11:46 pm I'm gonna try this with my kids this week! I just link up to you from my post http://soberchiclifestyle.blogspot.com/2011/08/5-activiteiten-om-te-doen-met-kinderen.html Briny Briny commented on Aug 07 11 at 2:50 pm this is super awesome! thanks for sharing -grace http://herumbrella.com Grace commented on Aug 08 11 at 12:51 am ok so our stripes all blended to one nasty color…any tips? Bethany commented on Aug 08 11 at 11:10 pm Use a skewer to poke down in the middle of the cake to test if it's done. I can think of all kinds of fun things to do with this idea. Thanks! Anita L. Williams commented on Aug 09 11 at 8:49 pm Love this! I made Whisk Kid's rainbow cake http://bit.ly/aDKEEh which is gorgeous but way more work! I have some smaller mason jars and think this is a great idea – Thanks!! Capability commented on Aug 11 11 at 6:56 am Made these earlier this week w/my hubby & we layered, however, the layers didn't work even close to what the pic displays. Our bottom color was prominent & others kinda just went in the middle. Once baked, the outside still had the same prominent color, but the middle was neat. It was sort of like tye-dye. We used only 3 jars for the cake mix bc it was about as full as the pic on here, but grew out of the top of the jar! This time, we are trying 1 color for each of the 4 jars this time. Going to see if that makes a difference. Still fun concept! StinaStew commented on Aug 12 11 at 9:16 pm love your post.. and i have here a good book http://7846a7kkgpbz9odq-l58jbxe8c.hop.clickbank.net/ omar commented on Aug 13 11 at 11:44 am I am impressed with the beautiful results, congratulations. I put forward on my French blog with a link to this article (http://www.untourencuisine.com/recettes_De_belles_idees_venues_d_ailleurs/91_3084). Miss Cuisine commented on Aug 18 11 at 5:20 am I need to try this with the neon dye. I have baked cakes in jars since the 80′s. If you use potholders and put the canning jar lids and rings on them, straight from boiling water, when the cake comes hot from the oven, and place the seals on, they will ping like jam, and will have a much longer shelf life…sealed and sterile! Lorrie Scott commented on Aug 18 11 at 10:54 pm I made these today!!! So cute!!! But after i let them cool a bit, i frosted and put a lid on the jar and when I went to serve them later they had shrunk inside the jar!! Like they got skinny in there…has that happened to anyone else? Any suggestions?? kelli commented on Aug 25 11 at 10:35 pm I saw this image on pinterest and tracked it down to here! I loved it so much that I featured it on my blog below! Thanks for the creativity!! http://pupsandpatties.blogspot.com/2011/08/cake-in-jar.html Candin commented on Aug 26 11 at 5:58 pm I made these today and they looked horrible!! I put the layers bottom to top…purple, pink, blue, yellow, green…and they turned out like a big brown blob. 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What's the best field guide for Australia, or Cameroon, or PNG, or …? It's a question I ask a lot, and one I see many other birders asking. I've started this site to document my research and experience with world bird field guides. It's not a place for book reviews in the usual sense, or for comprehensive bibliographies; it's a place for straightforward recommendations from one birder to another.
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Helpful and informative site, but what about Southern Africa. Roberts' Birds of South Africa is By far the best and most informative guide to sub-saharan birds. Ian Sinclair has a very good photographic guide as well.
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Southern Africa is certainly missing. We just used Birds of Southern African by Sinclair, Hockey and Tarboton (Princeton Field Guides) on a trip to South Africa and found it pretty useful.
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As a marketer and a developer I will not bet against Google as I know Google is definitely going to win. Most of the people writing for these magazines are not marketers and have no clue what really works and what does not works for people marketing and getting seen.
Although I am on Facebook and Twitter I must say that I have never made a cent from Facebook and can't tell you how to convert Facebook users into buyers what I can tell you is that is a great platform for social branding and possible getting some leads.
The problem with these people betting against Google is they do not understand the landscape of SEO and Marketing if you ask most people how they are using social media for business they can't really explain if they are getting on ROI on time and money invested.
Unlike putting your money on Google you probably can see some results at least as far as SEO goes and believe me it has just begun.
Google has definitely got it right, don't worry about what they naysayers say about Google+ is dead it is a lie Google+ is a live and well.
Normally when people bet against Google they use their opinions on how they would like to see things shaped but if you are looking to get more exposure to your business you better start looking at Google+ is the real deal.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, Google+ had the greatest effect. The website linked to a Google+ business page with 100 followers, yielding a 14.63 rise in search position. The website that had 300 Google+ votes rose 9.44.
Observed TastyPlacement: "It's probably not surprising that Google's plan to cut out the crowdsourcing middleman by enticing users to directly vote on a site's relevancy would positively affect rankings."
Facebook promotion had a small but demonstrable effect on the rankings. After 70 Facebook shares plus 50 "likes," the test site here rose 6.9 in the rankings.
Now what matters to me is what matters in the serps, now don't get me wrong there will be reason to use the other platforms but as a hub not as your base.
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Anthropology Curator at the Yager Museum of Art & Culture in 1987. Since then he has directed a series of archaeological projects in the steppes of Russia and Kazakhstan, gaining an international reputation as an expert on the domestication of the horse and the origins of horseback riding. His primary duties are as a professor in the Anthropology Department, but he also curates new exhibits from the Anthropology collections at regular intervals. Recent exhibits included a display on the Colonial Contact-period Indian town of Onoquaga on the Susquehanna River and selected Southwestern baskets from the Yager collection. His current project is an exhibit of the Amazonian ethnographic collections of Ralph Sandell.


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The open-air marketplace will emphasize fresh, sustainable living. There will be wine tasting, gourmet food by Cafe Primavera, local produce and herbs, organic clothing, and live entertainment. Plein air painters will demonstrate their talents in the gardens.
Wine tasting will be $20, which includes an eco-friendly glass and three tasting tickets.
An adventure passport will navigate children around the property to participating booths for interactive games and prizes. There also will be a kids' reading corner with story time provided by Kepler's Books at noon, 1 and 2 p.m.
Vendor products will be sold for profit. Among those taking part are Marshall Farm honey, Kahe Sparkling Nectar, Webb Ranch, Herbs by Kathleen, Wild Thyme Botanicals, La Copa Loca artisan gelato, Olivas de Oro organic olive oil, and O'Bon eco-friendly stationery and pencils.
"Flavors of the Garden" is open to the public and there is no admission fee. Donations will benefit Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford.
Vintage Affaire
Invitations are in the mail for the annual Vintage Affaire, a benefit for the Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The event will be held Saturday, June 26, in the gardens of a private estate in Woodside.
There will be a new format this year. The event will be in two tiers. Tier one, from 2:30 to 5 p.m., will include a silent auction, wine tasting and hors d'oeuvres prepared by guest chefs. Tier two will feature all activities from tier one, plus a live auction from 5 to 7 p.m., and gourmet dinner and music from 7 to 9 p.m.
Cost for tier one is $125 per person; tier two is $250 per person.
Go to vintageaffaire.org for more information.
Opera at Little Store
"The Three Divas" — Eilleen Meredith, Erin Neff and Simona Snitskovaya — will present in an evening of opera arias and Broadway favorites from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at The Little Store, 3340 Woodside Road in Woodside.
Dinner that evening, at $75 per person, will include a flute of champagne, curried broccoli soup, Caesar salad, mashed potatoes, peas, and a choice of lamb chops or prawns piccata, with chocolate cake for dessert.
For reservations, call 851-8110.
Jazz concerts at Filoli
Tickets are now on sale for the 20th annual Jazz at Filoli series. The six summer concerts begin June 27 with the Larry Vuckovich All-Star Band. The next performance is the Nicolas Bearde Quartet on July 11. Concerts are Sunday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Tables and chairs are set up on the tennis court at the Woodside estate. Complimentary snacks and drinks, including beer and wine, will be served. Box lunches are also available, with advance reservations.
Jazz concert tickets are $60 per person for each concert. Reservations may be made by calling 364-8300, ext. 508.
Benefit dinner at Marche
Marche Restaurant, at 898 Santa Cruz Ave. in Menlo Park, will host a Pacific Coast seafood dinner Friday and Saturday, June 25 and 26, when a portion of proceeds will be donated to the oil spill cleanup in the Gulf Coast. Reservations begin at 5:30 p.m.
For each seafood dinner sold, $10 will be donated to the Louisiana Bayoukeepers, members of the Waterkeeper Alliance.
The dinner will include Salt Rock Rainbow with ahi tuna, walu and king salmon; confit of Half Moon Bay albacore with olive oil pudding; Hawaiian mero bass and abalone with porcini mushrooms; and Kashiwase Farms peaches.
Cost of the dinner is $80 person. Wine pairings will be available at an additional charge of $59 per person. There also will be a la carte offerings each evening. For reservations, call 324-9092.


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Marlin 1895 GBL 45-70 18 1/2" 6+1
Marlin 1895 GBL 45-70 18 1/2" 6+1
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MARLIN FIREARMS CO 1895GBL Rifle
With a big-loop finger lever for easy deployment with gloves and a full-length tubular magazine offering six rounds of 45-70 Gov't. firepower, this rifle is big, fast-acting medicine in any neck of the woods. It features a two-tone brown laminate stock for enhanced weather resistance and distinctive looks.SPECIFICATIONS:Mfg Item Num: 1895GBL Category: FIREARMS - RIFLES Action :LeverCaliber :45-70 GovernmentBarrel Length :18 1/2"Capacity :6 + 1Trigger :Single StageSafety :HammerLength :37"Weight :7 lbsStock :Brown LaminateFinish :Blue
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