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Liver Resection
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Tse-Ling Fong, MD
Tse-Ling Fong, MD
Dr. Fong is the Medical Director of the USC Liver Transplant Program and Associate Professor of Medicine at the USC Keck School of Medicine. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Southern California and completed his residency in Internal Medicine at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center. He is board certified in Internal Medicine and the subspecialty of Gastroenterology.
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Paul Oneill, MD,Board Certified Oncology
What is liver resection and why is it done?
Liver resection is the surgical removal of a portion of the liver. This operation is usually done to remove various types of liver tumors that are located in the resected portion of the liver. The goal of liver resection is to completely remove the tumor and the appropriate surrounding liver tissue without leaving any tumor behind.
Which patients with liver cancer undergo liver resection?
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In patients with liver cancer (Hepatocellular Cancer, HCC), liver resection is limited to patients with one or two small (5 cm or less) tumors confined to the liver with no invasion of the blood vessels. As a result of these strict guidelines, in practice, very few patients with HCC can undergo liver resection. The biggest concern about resection is that following the operation, the patient can develop liver failure. The liver failure can occur if the remaining portion of the liver is inadequate (for example, because of associated cirrhosis) to provide the necessary support for life.
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Holiday open house
When: 2 to 6 p.m.
Where: New Families, 6062 Graham Hill Road, Ste. D, in Felton
Details: An open house hosted by the foster family agency will include hors d'oeuvres, goodies and holiday activities. Reservations were requested by Thursday, Dec. 6.
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Art gallery reception
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Where: The White Raven Coffee and Tea House, 6253 Highway 9, in Felton.
Details: An open reception for artist Wendy Golden will feature live music, crocheted art pieces and scarves for sale.
Info: 246-0226
Contra dance
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Where: Felton Community Hall, 6191 Highway 9 in Felton
Details: The evening will include dance lessons and live music by the band Peak Nouveau.
Cost: $10
Info: http://santacruzdance.org
Saturday, Dec. 8
Gift, craft fair
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Gift shop, Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, 2592 Graham Hill Road, in Felton
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Info: 335-3174 or www.mountainparks.org
Electronic music for teens
When: 7 to 10 p.m.
Where: Boulder Creek Rec Hall, 13333 Middleton Ave.
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Berry Creek Falls hike
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Where: Big Basin Redwoods State Park, 21600 Big Basin Way, in Boulder Creek
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Info: 338-8860.
Pancake breakfast
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Where: St. Michael's Catholic Church, 13005 Pine St., Boulder Creek
Details: A pancake breakfast with the works and a raffle will benefit Valley Churches United Missions.
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Gift-making workshop
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Where: Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center, 9341 Mill St. in Ben Lomond
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Cost: Free
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Where: Felton Presbyterian Church, 6090 Highway 9, in Felton
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Where: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 220 Elk St., in Santa Cruz
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Holiday variety show
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Where: Boulder Creek Recreation Hall, 13333 Middleton Ave., in Boulder Creek
Details: A bake sale and soup sale will precede music and carols and a short play and variety show about Boulder Creek in the late 1800s.
Info: 338-4144 or www.bcrpd.org
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Where: Felton Fire Protection District, 131 Kirby St., in Felton
Details: Ray Soler will lead a community first-aid and CPR certification class.
Cost: Free to residents and employees of the Felton fire district; $36 for others
Info: 335-4422 or www.feltonfire.com
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By Julia Emmanuele, Hollywood Staff
When The Lion King arrived in theaters 20 years ago, it helped cement Disney's reputation as the premiere studio for animated films, entertained movie-goers both young and old with its catchy songs and brightly-colored characters, and taught a generation of children many valuable life lessons. We learned not to take life too seriously, that grubs taste like chicken, to avoid anywhere the light doesn't reach, and that hyenas are not the brightest of creatures. But most importantly, The Lion King taught us all a great deal about death, and the emotional baggage that comes with it.
For most kids who grew up in the '90s, Mufasa's death was the first traumatizing cinematic event we experienced. (And if you were fortunate, it was also the first time that you encountered death in any form.) No matter how many times we watched the mighty king fall to his demise in a stampede of wildebeests, it never got easier. There are even some of us who still get teary-eyed watching Simba crying over the lifeless body of his father, barely able to understand why he wasn't going to wake up.
In most of the cartoons and movies that we had seen until that point, the person hanging off the side of the cliff would be rescued in the nick of time. Mufasa's death is one of the first times that we were forced to deal with the idea that the hero doesn't always triumph. Mufasa is established as a good king, a noble character who cares for his family and his people, someone we look up to and admire. Watching him die showed us that terrible things can often happen to noble people, and that being good isn't always enough to guarantee us a happy ending. His death is unfair - both because of his role as the hero and the fact that he's leaving his son alone - as death usually is, and watching Simba plead with his father to wake up is the first time that most of us had to wrestle with that notion.
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It's like Rafiki said: "The past can hurt. But from the way I see it, you can either run from it, or... learn from it." That's the lesson the film wants to impart, and it's one that has stayed with us for our whole lives. The Lion King may have been the first time that many of us were forced to confront the idea of death, but it was also the first time we were given the knowledge to face up to that idea, and overcome the hardships it brings with it. And ultimately, that's worth more than all of the catchy songs and wise-cracking sidekicks in Disney's arsenal.


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Deitrekk Boone is back in Toledo.
Boone is one of five men accused of robbing and killing local gym owner Joe Lengel back in November 2012, then going on the run for more than a year.
In December, U.S. Marshals found Boone in Houston, TX and arrested him. He has finally returned to Toledo and is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday morning.
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Any racing enthusiast will tell you that Jimmie Johnson is a force to be reckoned with out on the race track. Competitors will tell you that he is one of the fiercest competitors to ever tackle the NASCAR circuit. However, the man known as JJ is also dedicated to improving the lives of children from all over the country. He and his wife Chandra started the Jimmie Johnson to assist the needy families that could use a little help. When it Read the rest of this entry »
Apparently, Danica Patrick needs to learn to let things go when it comes to racing. Patrick has been quite vocal about what she thinks is unfair treatment on the racetrack from fellow driver David Gilliland.
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On April 21st, Matt Kenseth won his race at Kansas Motor Speedway. Unfortunately, during a post race inspection, an illegal engine part was discovered. The part in question, is a connecting rod. According to Nascar rules, connecting rods should weigh at least 525 grams; the rod found in Kenseth's vehicle weighed 522.3 grams.
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Green, white, checkered is similar to overtime in other sports. This condition happens when the required number of laps would be completed if the race was not in a caution state. Because drivers are not allowed to pass during caution, it is unfair to end the race in that condition.
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"Blessed are the gentle, for they shall inherit the earth." Matthew 5:5 NASB
The third Beatitude describes a disciple as one who is gentle and meek. This meekness is not being wimpy, weak, or cowardly. It is strength under control, just like a strong and mighty horse that has been broken and now can be ridden.


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Funeral services for Johnny (Jody) Edwards will be held Friday, June 17, 2011 at 10 a.m. at Calvary Missionary Baptist Church in Minden. Officiating will be the Rev. Jim Crain and the Rev. Don McCormick. Interment will follow at Bistineau Cemetery in Heflin under the direction of Rose-Neath Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Thursday June 16, 2011 from 5 until 8 p.m. at Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Minden.
Jody was born Aug. 30, 1960 in Ringgold and entered into rest June 11, 2011 in Kansas. Jody worked in railroad derailment service for many years and was well respected by the railroad community. He was currently employed with R.J. Corman. Jody loved cooking and was an avid Nascar fan and loved other sports.
His father, Johnny Glen Edwards, Sr., preceded him in death.
He is survived by his wife, Denise Edwards of Minden; his mother and step-father, Sharon Schonfarber and Ben of Minden; son, Cherokee Edwards of Minden; daughter, Emily Ann Edwards of Bossier City; step-daughters, Charly Dew and husband, Levi of Shreveport and Cady Pruitt of Baton Rouge; sister Nancy Collins and husband, Tim of Heflin; aunts, Clarice Madden of Ringgold and Nancy Youngblood and husband, Blanchard of Minden; nephew, Mike Collins and wife, Katy of Heflin; and numerous cousins and friends.
Pallbearers will be Rhett Edwards, Jason Edwards, Roy Edwards, Mike Collins, Rick Person, Todd Alexander and Kyle Robertson.
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Stringing up multicolored lights and decorating the house for the holidays just puts me in a good mood. I guess that's because I like throwing parties and having the chance to cook for friends and family. We all have a lot to be thankful for, and there's nothing better than good food and good conversation to underscore that theme.
As much as I love to concoct all kinds of delicacies in my kitchen though, it's getting trickier and trickier to plan these party menus. Lately, everyone seems to be on a different food wavelength. I have a brother-in-law who is a strict vegetarian. One of my good friends is allergic to wheat. And I've come to expect that at least a few of my guests will be dieting or embracing some new food fad of the moment. Instead of agonizing about these culinary quirks and differences, I've learned to make appetizers, entrées, and desserts that suit many tastes and preferences. A vegetarian dish that is made with tofu and tempeh might not appeal to the masses, but a vegetarian-style roasted stuffed mushroom or vegetable loaf might. The key is to keep the flavors rich and varied so that no one thinks about what is missing but instead revels in the flavors that are already there.
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How 'Bucks' is this story folks. We're the frieking Jets of the NBA. We finally might have a guy that we're not horrified of investing some money in, a guy who seems to hustle and genuinely care, who actually seems to be a 'community' guy, and most importantly someone who isn't named Dan Gadzuric. And we give that guy a decent deal; 4 years 44 million. So what does that guy do with his new paycheck? Get some ink! No problem there, tattoos are to NBA players what wasted ambition is to bloggers. Only when Larry gets ready to Instagram out his new ink he gets a rude awakening. Turns out his tattoo artist was sick on the 'i before e except after c' day in 1st grade. Ah well. Time to turn some lemons into lemonade and be the next guest on Tattoo Rescue*.
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Double PS: This blog calling out spelling errors is the definition of the pot calling the kettle black. At least he was close with 'recieve.' I once tried to spell 'necessary' with do many double consonants that Word gave me a 'no suggestions' when I right clicked it. Now that's a moment.


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Mitt's presidential ambitions may meet their Waterloo in the Big Mitten and if they do, Mitt might have Bob to thank.
That's because Romney and Bob Ficano, the Wayne County executive who is caught in the crosshairs of an FBI corruption probe, have a certain friend in common -- John Rakolta.
Rakolta is a prominent Detroit developer whose company Walbridge won a $300 million contract last summer to build the new Wayne County jail.
In turns out Rakolta is Romney's co-national finance chairman.
The Rakolta connection couldn't come at a worse time for Romney, whose commanding lead in his boyhood state of Michigan has shriveled to a statistical tie with Rick Santorum.
The feds are investigating a pattern of pay-to-play in the jail deal and have subpoenaed the county's records in connection with Walbridge. As it happens, Rakolta has been a contributor to the Democrat Ficano, a member of Ficano's finance host committee, and a $25,000 contributor to a non-profit business group know as Edge Opportunities that paid Turkia Mullin to lobby the county development czar.
Who was the county development czar in charge of the jail project? Turkia Mullin. She is also a focus of the federal investigation.
We caught Romney on the stump Thursday and asked him about his close friend Rakolta, who remains on his campaign.
"My understanding is he's helping in the investigation, not a target of it. So there's no culpability on his side so far as I'm aware," Romney said. "He's helping in an investigation as one of the witnesses against potential wrongdoing as far as I understand."
Well, not exactly.
Rakolta, who for some reason was out of town when Romney appeared in Michigan, sent me this statement:
"The federal government has not contacted Walbridge or me regarding its ongoing investigation of Wayne County, nor have we received any subpoenas."
Now I went to public school, but it seems to me the two statements just don't add up.
Is Rakolta a witness? Or a suspect?
Fox 2 legal analyst Charlie Langton says it is common operating procedure that the FBI does not contact subjects of its investigations.
"It appears that the feds are seriously looking at Rakolta as a player in the cozy relationships between county contractors and Bob Ficano."
It is important to say Rakolta has not been charged with any crime. Nor has Ficano. But the first charges in the corruption scandal came down this week. One of Ficano's inner circle was charged with extortion of a contractor and obstruction of justice.
When that shoe dropped, Bob came out of his bunker on the 31st floor of the Guardian Building to offer his ham-handed fury.
Bob's performance reminded me of that scene in Casablanca, where during a raid the chief of police expresses his incredulity at finding illegal gambling. Only this scene was better played.
The fact that Rakolta remains on the Romney campaign speaks to Mitt's judgment. Walbridge has also been banned for three years from contracts with the Detroit water department because the company is named in indictments against former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick that allege bid-rigging. Walbridge is appealing the ban.
If this presidential election can be boiled down to anything it is this: America is in deep trouble. And we all know it is going to take a healthy dose of government involvement to dig us out. But Americans --whether they be Tea Partiers, occupiers or independents -- have a serious disdain for politicians.
And Bob Ficano and his gang at the Guardian are increasingly viewed by the electorate and political class as a colony of lepers.
Keeping a fundraiser hanging around with the stink of Wayne County smeared on him will do little to inspire the voters on the fence. Bet you 10 grand.
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I just got a call from DSS. Looks like our fingerprints came back and now they're just waiting on our CPS reports. We scheduled our PRIDE class for two weeks from today which I didn't even realize until we got off the phone was my EDD. It's all I've been able to think about for weeks, and I got so excited at nearing the end of this part of the process that for a minute it didn't destroy me. I can't help but think it must be some sort of sign that we'll have our class on my due date. The CM said she was looking forward to seeing us again, and that she really liked us and was really excited about us being foster parents and hopefully adopted as well...that she thinks we'll be great parents. I think I may have really needed that call today. I've been sad and scared and it felt good to speak to someone positive about the situation.
We're going to try to get the rest of our paperwork together which shouldn't be too hard, and then we'll have our class and just wait on our CPS reports to come back...then we'll be an open home. It feels terribly slow but also really fast at the same time and I can't lie and say I'm not a little terrified.
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Following our visit to the West End farmers' market in Vancouver, British Columbia, we hopped on a ferry to Vancouver Island and the capital city of Victoria. Boasting the mildest climate in Canada, Vancouver Island is home to many food and wine producers, several of whom can be found at the vibrant Bastion Square market on Sundays.
In addition to fresh produce vendors, the Bastion Square farmers' market features many friendly and passionate food artisans. This makes it a particularly fun destination for visitors, who can pick up souvenirs like Organic Fair's soda syrups and chocolate (try the Canadiana chocolate bar with maple syrup, sundried apples, and alder smoked salt), local honey from Cottlestone Apiary, salt from Vancouver Island Salt Co. (infused with local ingredients like blue cheese and cider), and preserves from nearby farm-to-table restaurant Camille's. Alas, we weren't able to buy any fresh pasta from Cowichan Pasta, but we loved the concept: 100% Vancouver Island ingredients, from the wheat to the flavorings like stinging nettles, wakame, and chanterelles.
We barely scratched the surface during our visit to this rich agricultural region. However, the small glimpse we got at the Bastion Square farmers' market has made us eager to return to Vancouver Island, and in particular the Cowichan Valley where much of this food is grown and crafted.
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Moss Street Market is my favorite.
Moss St is a great one. Pretty much every neighbourhood has a market now - some are weekly, and some monthly during the summer months. Really, we're crazy lucky to live here with the weather, the sea, the mountains, and the dedicated growers and producers.
I love the breads from fol Epi on Harbour Rd. And the baked goods. Some weekends we make the drive over the Malahat for lunch in Cowichan Bay, and a stop for cheese from Hilary's and bread from True Grain Mill. And wine or cider from one of the producers up there. I know Hilary's opened a shop in Victoria, but that drive is so nice!


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Anna's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Definitely the US women's soccer team! I played soccer since I was 6-years-old and traveled to tournaments in Europe. I know the dedication and hard work it takes to be a part of that team, truly inspiring!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Those your skis? Both of um?"
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Mario Brothers-the original!! And of course your ass would be handed to you!
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Just ears pierced... I'm a chicken.
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Dolly Parton- 9 to 5
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Im ridiculously good at flip cup.
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Changing dirty baby diapers all day!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Bungee jumping in Mexico- slightly intoxicated.
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McDonalds fries and M&M McFlurry.
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Pickled ginger and cabbage.
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Tiffania's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
FCB Barcelona... love soccer can't wait for the World Cup 2014 in Brazil! I am so there :)
What's your favorite movie quote?
"You're killin me smalls!" from one of my favorite movies of all time... The Sandlot...total classic.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Hmm... video games... last time I played a video game was during the Nintendo days.. I can def kick ass playing Mario Bros. Haha
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Nada... clean body just the way I was born... wait, do my ears count? :p
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Spice girls "Wannabe" ... yup :)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"Will you have my babies?"
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Hmm...I've had many jobs have to say the worst was being a preschool teacher...love kids but being with a bunch of 2-year-olds for 8 hours, 5 days a week was insane!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I went skydiving for my 20th birthday...amazing! I felt like I had to throw up, pass out and scream all at the same time and i would totally do it again.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
PIZZA! Can never go wrong with a nice slice, especially NY pizza - it's the BEST ;)
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Literally just checked my fridge and I have a small bottle of lotion in there, weird... lol its gotta be my roommates.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
It wouldn't be naughty anymore if i told you.. :)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
I feel sexiest in my tight wife-beaters and undies... anddd my highest heels of course ;)


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All right, on the surface, this video looks like just another mascot/fan incident. These kinds of things happen all the time in arenas across the country. Usually it's pretty simple, innocent fun. On rare occasion, they get a little out-of-hand. This one starts out innocently enough, but by the end (make sure you stay until the end), its accelerates way beyond a little out-of-hand:
Wow, right? I don't know. I'm leaning "staged."
OK. First of all, I get why Baldy Von Rocket Fan is a bit upset. Beer is not cheap, and Jazz Bear lands a direct hit. But seriously dude, dumping it on the mascot's head not only wastes the beer in entirety, it's a d-nozzle move. But fans have demonstrated far greater d-nozzlery than this, so I'm still on board at that point. But then the guy is permitted to return to his seat. What? Still, I'm in, but getting a little suspicious. I suppose dude could have been ushered out, cooled off, and all is good – hand shake and head nod…okay, back to hoops.
But then this dealy-o turns WWE.
Jazz Bear returns to the scene with a bucket of revenge. After landing a direct hit, it's the fan who is hauled out. Nothing said or done to the Bear, save a series of high fives. How is the Jazz Bear not taken down? Heck, before that, how did the Jazz Bear get by the two...not one, but two...arena officials - and a security guard?! That's one slippery bear. Honestly. Then there's the more obvious: how does that costume protect the dude inside of it from legal obligation? It doesn't.
It's funny, and it's well orchestrated...but it's fake.


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It can be so easy to go crazy on party preparations for your child, but it makes a lot more financial sense to keep things simple. Some families spent almost obscene amounts on money on their childrens' birthday bashes - whether with hundreds of presents at home or renting out airplane-hangar sized party locals for blow-outs with the entire grade. Kids parties have become notoriously competitive, but ultimately your only goal should be making your child happy and creating memories to last a lifetime. Click through for 7 genius was to save money on your kid's birthday party!
Party Where It's Free
Find a location such as your backyard where you won't have to pay for the space. If the yard isn't accommodating, try the local park or community hall who may offer the space for free or for a donation.
Stick with Old Fashion Fun
Keeping the kids busy is the goal of the day so make sure you have some ideas for fun games ideal to your location. Outdoor games like water balloon fights or egg toss can be a great way to burn some energy. Indoor parties can include a scavenger hunt or a peanut rolling contest. Plan out a list of organized activities that are appropriate for all ages to keep kids occupied.
Skip the Expensive Cake
Unless you have a personal cake designer in your family, you'll save a lot of money by making your child's cake at home. Younger kids especially end up wasting a lot of cake after licking off all the icing. You can find a lot of fun cake toppers and colorful icing that is less expensive than a store-bought cake.
Keep the Food Simple
Supply a homemade cake, some ice cream, sale pop, and tap water. Get the food service supplies like the plates, forks, and cups from the dollar store.
Compromise on Theme
You can buy an expensive themed package of party supplies but it's more financially wise to invest in a few theme items and find alternatives for the rest. For instance if your child loves Spiderman, buy a Spiderman table cloth but shop at the dollar store for blue and red plates and cups. Find creative ways to work around the theme to save more cash.
Stick to One Big Gift
It's easy to want to give your kid a table full of gifts but avoid the temptation to do so. Give them one big gift and a couple smaller gifts. Combined with the gifts the party-goers bring your little one will still feel very special.
Give More for Less
If you plan to make goodie bags for kids to take home, get what you can in bulk and break them down into individual bags. If you invest in single serve items, you are going to pay a ton of extra money. Check out the local dollar store for frugally fun items like bubbles, stickers, and juice pouches for the to-go bags.


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- Santec 7093ET30-TM*
Polished Copper
- Santec 7093ET70-TM
Polished Nickel
- Santec 7093ET97-TM
Roman Bronze
- Santec 7093ET55-TM
Satin 24K Gold
- Santec 7093ET45-TM
Satin Bronze
- Santec 7093ET15-TM
Satin Chrome
- Santec 7093ET35-TM*
Satin Copper
- Santec 7093ET75-TM
Satin Nickel
- Santec 7093ET25-TM
Satin Orobrass
- Santec 7093ET80-TM
Standard Pewter
- Santec 7093ET47-TM
Victorian Bronze
- Santec 7093ET46-TM
Victorian Copper
- Santec 7093ET91-TM
Wrought Iron
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Santec 7093ET45-TM Product Specifications
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|Valve Included
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text: Personalized with the couple's initials and wedding date, our flutes make a distinctive and personal gift for a wedding, shower or special anniversary. The classic shape is made of lead-free crystal, a pleasing weight and superb balance in the hand. Their sleek style complements other stemware with ease. The glasses are monogrammed by a third-generation family-owned company in Pennsylvania that was established in 1910. Dishwasher safe. 8 oz. cap., 9 1/2" high. Made in the USA. Set of two. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.


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How far would you go to bring attention to a bad situation? One man has decided to live in a dog kennel for 35 days to try to convince people to adopt a pet from a local shelter instead of buying from puppy mills.
The reason many dogs are not adopted is because a dogs personality and temperament can change quickly from loveable and friendly to shy or aggressive by being put in a cage, neglected and alone for many hours each day and night.
This leads to shelters becoming over populated and then to euthinization. It's time to BAN puppy mills and gas chambers! I applaud this man for trying to bring attention to a situation that needs to change. http://www.doggeek.com/news/news/articles/news/man-will-live-in-dog-kennel-for-one-month/