text: I have been doing a lot of research to try to consolidate my three devices into one and it looks like Android, the MyTouch 3G specifically, will do the trick for the most part. Or the iPhone but I want to stay with T-Mobile. I want to make sure I have my facts straight first, and get a little advice. I love the iPod Touch and spend the majority of the time on that reading, playing with new apps, etc. First, the three devices that I want to combine are: 1. iPod Touch 16GB - I use this for messing around with apps, as a remote control for the TV Windows Media Center, games, surfing the web and thanks to the jailbreak, sniffing network traffic, and download/streaming tv shows and movies. I don't really us iTunes but do like the ease of use of the native audio and video players. Traveling I will sometimes output to the TV. 2. Zune v1 30GB - Used for my 5,000+ songs and podcasts. Because of the capacity and I prefer the Zune Marketplace software. Traveling I will sometimes output to the TV. 3. T-Mobile Shadow v1 - I like the nearly flawless active sync, Office App support, Office Communicator, Exchange support for my contacts, calendar, tethering, and email and thanks to a 6.1 hack I like the UI again. So now to explain what I have read about the HTC Magic/G2/MyTouch 3G: 1. Compared to the iPod Touch 16GB - Android Wins - Looks like the MyTouch will support most of the basic apps like stock quotes, weather, Facebook, GPS, Security, maps, etc. It will allow for expanding capacity beyond the 16GB iPod. Rooted opens up to additional functionality, skins, and apps. I read that there is an add-on for iTunes that will allow you to sync your podcasts, music, and video with the micro SD card on your device. If someone could point me to the most reliable one that would be great since the ones I found are from 2006. Android Losses - Missing network sniffers, the ability to download or stream TV shows or movies and the browser zoom features don't seem as refined as those on the iPod. The MyTouch also doesn't have a standard headphone jack. Android devices also typically don't have very good screen resolution. Pending Research - I haven't had a chance to compare the media players. 2. Compared to the Zune v1 30GB - Android Wins - Apps, games, touch screen, browser, and physical form factor. Android Losses - No headphone jack, lower quality picture, no TV out for traveling, no syncing, and 30GB of micro SD is expensive. Pending Research - I haven't had a chance to compare the media players and ease of use. 3. Compared to the T-Mobile Shadow v1 - Android Wins - Price compared to other new WinMo phones, app store, and overall cost of ownership with lots of free apps and opensource development. Although I havent had a chance to play with the media player on the MyTouch I assume it is a better experience than that of the Windows Mobile Media Player. It also looks like tethering is possible with the MyTouch, although it might need to be rooted. Root and install Hero sounds like Active Sync and Exchange support are available for Contact, Calendar, and Email. Customizable UI with touch screen for ease of use. Apparently the home button closes the open app and there is a task manager app to kill it just in case. Android Losses - Lack of Microsoft Office application support, no Microsoft Office Communicator (I think I can substitute Live Messenger for this though), and, don't kill me for saying this, it isnt Microsoft Windows Mobile. I do like how integrated my Windows Mobile phone is with Windows 7 and my overall Microsoft experience. Pending Research - Call sound quality, confirmation of exchange support, Live Messenger replacing Office Communicator, and Windows 7 integration. So I did my research and I am requesting help with three things: 1. Am I off base on anything such as the iTunes syncing, tethering, Exchange support, or video downloads/streams? 2. I am pretty much sold on getting a 16GB micro SD and I hear I want a Class 6. Recommendations on whether or not the Class makes that much of a difference and where to get one? 3. If I get an Android device will I spend hours playing around with new gadgets, rooted goodies, downloads, tweaks, and reading news like I do on my iPod Touch? Thanks http://www.ThatsBadAss.com


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The Coudersport and Port Allegany Railroad was incorporated in 1881. Built as a narrow gauge line in 1882, it followed the Allegany River for the 17-mile route between the two boroughs. A Rumsey Transfer station was installed in 1883 to facilitate transfer of cars from the Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railroad interchange at Port Allegany. The line was converted to standard gauge in 1889, and later extended to Ulysses, where it connected with the New York Central, crossing the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad at Newfield Junction. A spur was also built to Sweden Valley, 6 miles east of Coudersport.
Passenger traffic thrived until 1942. A flood in that year took out the bridge at Burtville along with several miles of track. They were never replaced.
The lumber industry of the early 20th Century fueled the expansion of the line. But the influx of trucks and automobiles proved to be its downfall. The remnants of the line were purchased in 1964 by the Salzberg brothers, owners of the Wellsville, Addison and Galeton RR. They operated it until 1970 when it was abandoned.
Some of the C&PA exists today. The Coudersport depot was built in 1899 and is the borough office and on the national list of historical sites. One of the two C&PA GE 44-ton diesels is now owned by the Stewartstown Railroad. The Russell snowplow from Coudersport, built in the early 1890s, has been rebuilt and is on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
Reference: The Coudersport and Port Allegany Railroad and the New York and Pennsylvania Railroad by Paul Pietrak
Thanks to Robert McConnell for contributing information.
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The WAG history is documented at <http://www.newyorkrailroads.com/wag/>
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I found this article, which was written by the railroads General Manager in the 1950's interesting. <http://www.historicsteam.com/HistoricSteam/ScrapSteam.html>
1942 I was 4, lived only 50 yards from the RRBridge. Lived next to Leo Coleman who lived next to the Allegany river. I remember Father carried me on his shoulders up the bank to route 6 where my uncle, Albert Tripp was waiting with his car.

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The back lady has finally been. Her name is Lisa Brooke, and she's brilliant. She sorted Max out for me a few years ago, when he had trouble striking off on the correct leg in canter. It's been quite a revelation, and not all good. I'm going to jot everything down while it's still uppermost in my mind, and so that I can refer to it as we progress.
As you know, I've been schooling Barnaby, and all is not well. He has serious issues turning his neck to the right. I am not asking for an extreme here (like doing carrot-stretches where you ask the horse to look round to his sides to help him to stretch as he reaches for a treat) I just want his back legs to follow his front legs when he goes round a circle. This is normal for a horse and Barnaby can't do it.
I had to walk him up and down on the drive (hard, level ground) and then trot him up and then turn him in quite a tight circle in both directions.
I took him back in the stable, and Lisa started manipulating, starting from his poll (the very top of his head, between and behind his ears). She said his poll was totally misaligned, with the right hand side much higher than the other. She did her pushy/pully stuff, and it repositioned quite dramatically, but she will be coming back again on July 1st to do it all again. She did a lot of work with his neck, some quite dramatic pulling, much more than I would have had the nerve to do, but it showed I was on the right lines. Barnaby really liked it, by the way. She also did a lot of work along his spine, as the muscles are very tight on both sides. She said his pelvis wasn't too bad, but she also did some pushing and shoving there.
The downside is that she's tipped his saddle on end and showed me that it is tilted, which it is (to the right). This means I need a new saddle. Blast (that's the nearest I'm getting to swearing on this occasion!) I do really like his saddle, actually, but it came with him. His previous owner said, "You're getting a nice piece of english leather there," which is no good if the tree is twisted, is it? Let that be a lesson to us all.
I can lunge him as of tomorrow but not with side reins, he's not to have any pressure on his poll at all. He can have gentle schooling (big circles) no cantering. I asked if I could hack out and she said, "Not in that saddle!" She said it would undo all the work she'd just done. Fair enough. I was dreading telling Mr O about the saddle. Hold that thought...
We repeated the process with the walking and trotting and Lisa had a lot to say. First of all, it's highly likely that he's got gastric ulcers (very common in race horses apparently - I intend to research this) and this is why he can't keep weight on. She has recommended something to try. She then said that she works on muscles, and there is no muscle for her to work on and that Mr O shouldn't really be riding him. Oh Lordy, that went down like a lead balloon, as you can imagine. He's also got some very pronounced bones at the end of his spine. Lisa says this is the result of a fall in his racing days. Good grief. Basically he was a catalogue of problems.
He needs to be lunged and long-reined, so I'll be doing that, too. There should be enough there to keep me busy, I think.
On the good side, though, it's not as though they're written off, it's just going to take time (and money!) to put things right. And the really good thing is that Mr O has said I can have Barnaby's Bates Caprilli saddle back, that was originally bought for him. It is adjustable and is set at narrow at the moment for Zak, but we can change the gullet back to 'wide' for Barnaby. I can start lungeing him tomorrow but Zak is to have a few days off before he does anything. Thank goodness we have a manege.
And as for me, I have a lovely friend called Priscilla, who is coming to dinner tomorrow night. She is a chiropractor. When I was chatting to her on Wednesday night, I told her about Barnaby's problems and also that I need to make sure that I am level, too, and she said she would bring her bench on Saturday. How fantastic is that? I wonder what she'll come up with? She'll probably decide I'm an old crock, too, and that will make three of us! I'll let you know.
Have a good weekend, everyone!
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|Pretty sweet scanned in picture of my parents and I from the early 90s! P.S. Mom and I are wearing the same dress because we are the best and you should be jealous.
This is actually the first year I've ever had a synthetic tree! I've always loved having a real tree because of the amazing smell, but who knows, I might love having a synthetic one (plus, I bought an Evergreen and a Balsam candle as well as a few other Christmas-y smelling ones).
2. You're in a coffee shop, it's December, what do you pick?
I'm an iced coffee lover all the way. People used to think I was nuts when I worked at the mall because I would buy an iced coffee at Dunkin Donuts and then go sit outside in the freezing cold and smoke (fun fact: I've been cigarette free since March 8th of this year!!). I also really like the chai lattes from a local coffee shop in Connecticut I used to frequent and the pumpkin spice lattes that Starbucks has. I just found out that the Starbucks in Japan don't have them though! Wompwomp.
3. What's your favourite colour scheme for decorating the tree?
I've never had a colour scheme! My family loves really odd ornaments, so our trees have always been a mix of different colors. Ryan and I are keeping on with that, too.
4. Giving or receiving?
Well, I always love getting presents, (who doesn't?) but shopping for other people always makes me really happy! I love hunting for people-specific gifts that still have my kitschy flair and when someone loves something I've gotten them, it's one of the best feelings in the world, IMO.
5. To mince pie or not to?
Uhh, not to.
6. What's your traditional Christmas lunch?
Ham. Ham and sweet potatoes and corn and rolls and carrots. Pumpkin pie to follow. Mmmm...
7. Christmas day fashion?
PJs until I need to go out. Then I really like Christmas-y dresses and ugly sweaters.
8. What's your favourite Christmas song?
December is for Cynics by The Matches!
9. What's your favourite Christmas film?
This is a really difficult choice. As a kid, I would watch The Nightmare Before Christmas over and over and over throughout the fall up until Christmas. It's really the only favorite that I have that is actually a Christmas-y movie.
10. Open presents before or after lunch?
Before! Stockings during Breakfast time and then under-the-tree presents after that.
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Love this! I made a similar salad adding parsnips a while back and loved it. Next time, I will try it your version with the cumin and caraway.ReplyDelete
I've never seen a dip made with carrots before...but I love them so must try this! The pittas I mentioned in my previous comment turned out perfectly and have some in the freezer so they would be the perfect accompaniment :-)ReplyDelete
So gòad your pitas turned out, but I really did not doubt it. I had never had a carrot dip before, it really is tasty.Delete
I adore this carrot yogurt dip! Would be great with any kind of flatbread.ReplyDelete
Amazing, amazing, amazing. I can't wait to try this. (I'm not sure I can handle the flatbread, though...)ReplyDelete
If I can you can. If worse comes to worse, they won't puff completely. Believe me, I know.Delete
YAY I'm so honoured that you made this dip!! It's gorgeous and I love the way that you styled it with the Turkish plate :D You've made my day!! :DReplyDelete
Thank you for your great inspiration all the time.Delete
hi there!"Yogurtlu" means "with yogurt", we use a thick yoghurt in Turkey, different than what I saw in the States and Europe. "Havuc" means carrot and finally "salatası" means salad. As you said everyone adapts it in his/her style. For me garlic is the must ingredient. Garlic, I love you so... love from Istanbul.ReplyDelete
Hi Morina, thank you so much for commenting and clarifying. So it seems like it is correct to use salatasi in the title and the choice of Greek yogurt was a good one... I have never had Turkish yogurt but it sounds delicious!Delete
What a great dip. I love the ingredients and I also love the fact that you made your own pita. I love pita, even though us Greeks do it slightly in a different way.
You got me really hungry! :)
What a beautiful dip! I love the use of carrots, and I'm certain that this would be my ideal afternoon snack. Anything with a freshly warmed pita makes me happy! Thank you you for sharing!ReplyDelete
Yummmmmm! I have to try this and see if Ms. Fussy eats it! :-) Well... if she doesn't I know we still won't have any left overs... hahahaha It sounds like a very thick carrot raita! LOVE IT!ReplyDelete


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1. Cenang Beach is on the south-western shoreline of Langkawi. This is a well-known beach and one of the most beautiful too with its stretch of faultless white sands. This beach has a lot of restaurants, and hotels catering to all budgets. The island interiors have thick rainforest foliage and are also a hub for adventure trips. The sunset view is great from this island and the duty-free shopping policy at Langkawi also adds to a tourist's joy. Wading to the nearby Rebak Kecil Island during low tide, the underwater World and Laman Padi are other major draws here.
2. Gua Cerita or the Legend cave is situated in the northeast of Langkawi. This is basically two legendary sea-facing limestone caves located one above the other. Many tourists visit this place to view this limestone marvel.
3. Gunung Mat Cincang is the second highest peak of Langkawi and proffers a stunning view of the island, the Andaman Sea and the neighbouring islands. This peak is one of the oldest rock formations and was formed at least 2,400 years ago. There is a cable car transporting tourists from the base to the top and that is an exhilarant mountain view ride. Also there is a 125 metre bridge to soak in the beautiful landscape.
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This is a quick practice piece using the wet-in-wet technique of allowing the colour to mix on the paper, creating colour and form. This is a much looser style of painting and one which I want to move towards. As a 'fiddler' (one who fiddles with her painting!!) it would stop me from overworking a piece and ruining it - I hope. It is a style I enjoy very much so it seems the way forward for me.
The exercise is part of Mark Geeson's course 'Wet-in-Wet Techniques' at ART TUTOR and painted in my sketchbook using tubes of paint in French Ultramarine, Aureolin, Hookers Green and Burnt Umber with a number 12 round and a Rigger brush.


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Sarah Van Der Linden -- a Sketchbook Conversation
Here's Sarah's story:
I'm Sarah, I'm a photographer, painter and lover of nature.
I rediscovered my creative soul when I moved in the countryside of France with my partner two years ago. I found that I'm most myself and happier when I'm in a forest or in the middle of nowhere. I love the color green and playing with watercolor, and I'm constantly learning new skills and things. Creativity is a long road leading to a better observation and understanding of the world.
I own a lot of sketchbooks, of various shapes, sizes and paper. Some are for writing, others for painting. I think it's because I feel I need to have one sketchbook for every purpose, and that everything need to be organized, and well, it's because I always enjoy buying a new one!
My most useful, the one I use every single day is a A6 notebook with a rigid cover. I always carry it in my bag with some pens in case I need to draw or note something down. It's like my confidant and my angel, and a reminder of my life. It's the only one I use to write in it. There are thoughts, quotes, ideas, some museum tickets, some leaves, and a lot of doodles and drawings. I brought it to the Natural History Museum to observe and on my couch to write down a grateful list. All the little things I enjoy are in this sketchbook, and I made a lot of paintings from ideas scribbled on it. As the paper is not of a good quality, I can only use a pencil or a ballpoint pen, which are not my favorite tools. Nevertheless, they force me to be efficient and not spend too much time on a sketch.
I use another A6 one, made of thick paper, for hand-lettering. I started practicing a year ago and now I'm an addict. I love to carry it with me when I'm outside, when I hike or travel. I enjoy to rest in the middle of nature and contemplate the world around me for awhile. I just hand-letter what comes to my mind at this exact moment. I use it to draw what I find or discover that day.
That's why most of my photos are taken outside, in the natural world. It's a form of freedom to always have something with me for lettering, writing or drawing. I don't have to wait for trying out an idea, I can just sit in the woods, listen to the birds, feel fresh air on my face, and draw. Something always happens when things are easy and simple. I don't need a lot, just a pen and a sketchbook.
All my other sketchbooks are made with watercolor paper. I have a square one which is my botanical sketchbook (that I started thanks to you Anne and your Skillshare class!). It's filled with flowers and leaves. It really allows me to observe every tiny detail of a plant and to learn from it. Nature is a great creator and just by slowing down and opening our eyes, we can learn a lot and get ideas about pattern, color mixing, shapes, lines and textures. And the best part is that everything, all this world, is around us, within easy reach. Beginning this specific sketchbook was maybe one of the things that allows me to learn and to progress so much.
The last one I started (I know, another one!) is about testing an idea and practice a subject. So, there is a page full of trees, one full of ivy leaves, one with weird houses… I keep filling the page until I'm happy with the result. I can use new techniques or medium: ink pen, watercolor, masking fluid… I like to remember and keep track of tries and failures, to observe what works, what goes wrong and to evolve from that point. That's the reason why I don't use loose sheets of paper, because I do not want to misplace or scatter them.
A sketchbook is like a secret garden, a hidden place, it's very personal. When I started my first one, I was afraid because I only wanted it to be filled with beautiful paintings. I was scared of making mistakes and miss it. Until I realized that's the all point of it. The point is to try, sometimes you fail and you hate what you created, sometimes you like it, but at least, in both cases, you learn something. A sketchbook does not have to be perfect or pretty and it doesn't have to be shared. It's a safe space of freedom for playing and experimenting, to let an idea bloom. Each sketchbook is different, but it shows the evolution of an artist and all the things that crossed his mind.
I think that it's very useful to keep track of an idea and to gather inspiration for future creations. A sketchbook has to be light, fun and experimental. It can be a powerful tool for learning and observing. The best advice I can offer is to just start without constraint or pressure, and see what emerge. The first step is alway the hardest, then the fun part begins!
Thank you, Sarah, for sharing your story with us today.
Dear readers, you can connect with Sarah on Instagram here: @mirglis
Missed the other Sketchbook Conversations posts? It's easy to catch up at the series web page.
And for even more inspiration, check out my Artist Interviews.
And for even more inspiration, check out my Artist Interviews.
*Photos in this post © Sarah Van Der Linden. Used with permission.


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About a year ago, my husband and I did a 30-day Paleo challenge.
- Pros: Lost some belly fat, found great new healthy recipes.
- Cons: Lots of planning, prep and cooking, not super travel-friendly, not cheap. Also not supposed to have dairy or alcohol. More on that later.
For the uninitiated, the Paleo Diet is based on what humans ate before the Agricultural Age and way before our current era, the Additive Age. The theory is that the human body wasn't meant to process agricultural products, especially now that the food production industry has turned even originally healthy foods like grains into bionic alien pseudo foods. You're supposed to eat clean, grass-fed meats, wild-caught fish and organic produce and avoid processed foods, grains, legumes, dairy and refined sugar.
I eventually failed dairy because coffee and cheese, but I definitely felt better without grains. Now I just try to eat Paleo during the week with limited dairy. Also not sure which era was when we learned about fermented grapes, but I'm pretending that happened.
The first thing you'll learn when you go Paleo is that there are a lot of recipes out there trying to make something good you used to eat, like pasta, out of a vegetable you're not that attached to, like zucchini. That low-carb classic, faux mashed potatoes made with cauliflower, is still around. Rice is another Paleo problem, and people have turned to cauliflower to solve that, too.
At first I was not a fan. Rice is a starchy comfort food, so, ideally, it shouldn't break your teeth. Most recipes say pulse it in the food processor until it's the size of rice, then saute it in oil, but all I got was warmer, oilier, mostly raw cauliflower.
I found that partially steaming the cauliflower first results in a softer, more rice-like texture. Here's how I make it now:
Cauliflower Rice
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Salt and pepper
Place the chopped cauliflower in a microwave-safe dish with 2 tablespoons of water. Cover and microwave on high for 8 minutes. Remove immediately, uncover and allow to cool.
Place 1/2 of cooled cauliflower in a large food processor and pulse until it resembles rice. Repeat with remaining cauliflower. Heat coconut oil in a large skillet over medium heat and add cauliflower to skillet. Saute 5 minutes or until desired tenderness. Add salt and pepper to taste.


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A Flake Revival to Make History
Our homes are an incredibly important part of our lives.
We raise our families in them, invite our friends over for gossip sessions and parties, give homes to our furry friends – the list goes on!
A home portrays who we are, from our very own character, down to our beliefs and passions. It is a space where we create memories, build relationships and constantly redesign ourselves; the décor we choose is a huge part of the space we share with so many others.
Throughout history we can easily see the importance of décor throughout our homelives:
Ancient India saw a rise of an elaborate style; 'Rangoli', whereby an array of colourful sands are mixed with rice and flower petals and strewn across the floor, leaving a beautiful multicoloured dappling effect on the flooring beneath.
Ancient Greece paved the way with intricate Mosaics, creating resplendent features across the floors of the wealthy and ruling class.
No matter where in the world we may find ourselves, we are constantly surrounded by different designs and themes, and more often than not, our floors have been an integral part of our creations.
Renowned English feminist author Mary Haweis once wrote:
'One of my strongest convictions, and one of the first canons of good taste, is that our houses, like the fish's shell and the bird's nest, ought to represent our individual taste and habits.'
Hereby opening the doors for a new generation of decoration; turning the current model of interior décor on its head and pushing manufacturers and craftsmen to create higher quality more affordable items for the general public to furnish their homes with.
When it comes to decorating your home, it is incredibly easy to overlook your floors. To simply cover them with rugs rather than putting any effort into their appearance – after all, you just walk on them, right?
In fact, a good floor plays an incredibly important role in our daily lives; a well-designed floor provides the foundation for our home, stability for us to walk on, for our children to learn to crawl on; it gives us protection from the elements, and even a psychological boost (After all, isn't it wonderful to come home to a beautiful house!)
At Vuba, we recognise the potential in floors everywhere. By teaming up with the best local designers we have completely shaken up the world of Floor Flaking Systems.
Our new blends are designed to inspire; whether you are using our Standard Flake Blends to add a subtle edge to your workspace, or our Metallic Blends to give your home a beautifully unique shimmer.
If you have a Monochrome interior, simply give our Supernova blend a whirl (see below). More of a Nordic interior fan? Then try our Dundee blend to add a subtle sparkle to lift your room to the next level.
All you need to do is decide on the level of coverage you require. If you're stuck with your options and can't find the best flake blend for your current colour scheme, don't hesitate to contact our in-house designers for help to create a blend to match your individual desires.


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In honor of Wonder Flour Week, here's a list of some of my favorite wonder flour recipes for you to try...Enjoy!
Poppy Seed Muffins
Applesauce Bread
Wonder Rolls
No Sugar Apple or Peach Puffy Oven Pancakes
Family Sized Puffy Oven Pancakes
German Pancakes
Yellow Squash Muffins
Crescent Rolls
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
Sweet Potato Muffins
Donut Muffins
Here's a few more recipes from the web:
Chef Brad's Wonder Flour Buttermilk Cookies
Wonder Flour Cookies {16 and Me}
More Chef Brad Recipes
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All About Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Disney World
Did you know that the Fairy Godmother has opened two salons called Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at the Walt Disney World Resort where lovely little ladies (ages 3 - 12) can come to get the sparkle and shine that every princess needs. And the Fairy Godmother has brought on a whole team of "Fairy Godmothers-in-Training" to help with these grand transformations.
Where can I find the Bibbidi Bobbiddi Boutique?
There is a Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique inside the Magic Kingdom within Cinderella's Castle, across from Cinderella's Royal Table. This location is extremely popular, with many guests wanting to pair the princess makeover with the meal with Cinderella so we recommend that you make reservations as early as possible (up to 180 days prior to arrival). Theme park admission required to use this location.
There is also a Bibbiddi Bobbiddi Boutique located behind Once Upon a Toy at Disney Springs (Formerly Downtown Disney)and will sometimes have openings when the Magic Kingdom location is completely booked. The original Bibbiddi Bobbiddi Boutique in the Princess Room at World of Disney has closed. The great thing about this location is that no theme park admission is required and parking is free. If you don't have a car, bus transportation is available from the Disney World resort hotels but consider using a cab if you're wanting to get the makeover prior to a princess meal. There are no buses that run between Disney Springs and the Disney theme parks.
What can I get at the Bibbidi Bobbiddi Boutique?
The Crown Package includes:
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- Starting at $199.95 + tax.
Photo packages and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique merchandise may also be available.
Walk-ins are extremely rare, but are accepted when space is available. Reservations are strongly recommended. Call (407) 939-7835 to book your reservation.
Special Instructions: This service is available for children age 3to 12 years old. The child's name & age and the accompanying adult's name must be provided when the reservation is made. You must bring your own comb or hairbrush to the appointment. Hair must be clean, combed, and free of scalp disease. Finger nails must not have any polish and hair should be free of gels, hairspray or similar products. One adult must stay with the child through the entire appointment. Your appointment will take 30 - 60 minutes, depending on the package selected.
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And for My son?
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Don Ostini, chairman of the show sponsored by the Gonzales Farmers and Western Farm Press, received positive feedback on the move from the adjacent community center.
"Exhibitors were pleased to have an area to demonstrate equipment, and the show was more compact. It was too spread out at the other location," said Ostini.
The one-day show put indoor exhibitors beneath the rodeo grounds main grandstands in an exhibit with outside exhibitors surrounding the outside.
There were more than 50 exhibitors and based on a survey, the majority were pleased with the show. More than half of them surveyed have been at the show for three years. The majority of them liked the one-day format at the early October show date.
Western Farm Press has been a farm show co-sponsor for three years.
"We feel like the show has progressed well. We have had good community support and good exhibitor support," said Ostini.
There was a positive attitude among visitors and exhibitors. It has been a good summer for Salinas Valley farmers with generally profitable prices, especially on leaf lettuce.
"I have had a good three to four months of sales," said Leland Vosti, of Gonzales Machine and Forage, Gonzales, Calif.
"This has been one of the best years we have in the last four years," said Patrick Collins of Dole Fresh Vegetables visiting with Vosti at the show.
Two seminars
The show featured two seminars, a morning session on workers compensation fraud sponsored by the Agricultural Personnel Management Association. An afternoon continuing education seminar for pest control advisers was sponsored by the Monterey Bay Chapter of the California Association of Pest Control Advisors.


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Voters don't react positively when a candidate speaks incomprehensibly about taxes, as Mr. Romney did on "60 Minutes." He said he would lower everyone's tax rate by 20 percent but that everyone would wind up paying essentially the same taxes because he would limit unspecified deductions and exemptions. Even on its face, that makes little sense. If everyone will pay the same taxes, how does that stimulate growth or reduce unfairness? In fact, tax experts say the rate cut is such a huge benefit for the rich that it can't be balanced by curbing their deductions. But listeners don't have to do the math to calculate how fundamentally hollow the proposal is.I'm not arguing that the cut in rates (and here I assume he was specifically referring to the top marginal rate) will actually be revenue neutral, though Feldstein and Rosen argue its feasible. Krugman and others suggest the cut in top marginal rates is too large to be offset by base broadening. I am suggesting, if it were possible it is easy to think about how that stimulates growth and reduces unfairness. Think of lower top marginal rates lowering the incentive to hide income as an example.
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I have just come back from a few days in Boston - well Cambridge really where everything I had to eat could be summed up in one word - wimpy.
The Marriott used a kind of yellowy offering from a chemistry set to make a rather bland omelet - have they never heard of salt, I wonder? Anyway this yellow egg-like liquid made some of the worst tasting, rubbery breakfast food ever. The last day, I went to Sebastien's across the street - at least I knew they would use real eggs and the eggs were better. The fried potatoes were OK, but the textures were all off - and, again no salt. Anyone would think it had been the Boston Salt Party, not the Boston tea Party back in 1773.
Even the much vaunted Legal Sea Food was off its game a bit. My tradtional favourite there - the baked scrod - was no longer the work of art that it had once been. It now tasted like it was mass produced in some central kitchen where they had again lost the salt cellar.
I was therefore much relieved on Friday evening when our neighbors invited us for Tamales, which of course, are traditional amongst the Latino culture here for Christmas. Aha, at last food that tasted of something! Good hot sauce too, and some wonderful charro beans. Washed down with a couple of beers - ahhhh yes.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
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J.H. Prynne, Field Notes: 'The Solitary Reaper' and Others. (Cambridge, available from Barque.) This book (of which due to other pressures my reading is currently suspended half-way through) looks like a scholarly periodical issue or (e.g.) an on-demand dissertation: plain dark blue paper wrappers with nothing printed except the title on the spine (albeit that in silver); the text inside photographically reduced directly from authorial copy. It lacks the common articulations of most either standard or academic books: contents page, chapters, even footnotes (let alone an index). Its 134 pages contain in fact 54 numbered sections (of very variable lengths) in 3 Parts, of which the first is the point by point 'Commentary' on Wordsworth's poem, preceded by contextual notes; the second is a series of commented quotations from a range of sources including historic documentary and modern criticism that can be brought to bear on the poem; and the third expands by way of analogue a rural encounter in W.H. Hudson. It is surprisingly difficult to establish these contents: this is not a book one can get any sense out of by just flicking through. Fruit of a massive immersion in all the associations and implications focussed by its subject, the study resists consumption by any less diligent appetite. It brings to bear a huge amount of reference on agricultural life and practices, folksong, acoustics, and much else. The critical reading of the poem is imbricated in all of this, rather than merely supported by it: there's no 'Conclusion'. Thematically it speaks slightly to the Oceanographer of oral-aural / literal-visual boundaries of language and intelligibility, but the thoughts on work, and on the potentialities of listening to music returned me to thoughts of my poem for Roger Smith's & Adam Bohman's CD last year; while the question of obscurity and receptive meaningfulness ("will no-one tells me what she sings?" etc) have been related (e.g. in Seamus Perry's review, TLS, 25 Jan.) to issues of poetics around Prynne's own poetry. For the scanning eye however there are two illustrations, of reaping scenes in wood-engraved vignettes (enlarged). In that on the title page, the reaper is indeed 'solitary', close-up amid wheat stalks nearly as tall as he, but the tail-piece shows two -- again male -- working together, and a view of their village beyond the field. The other plain thing is the fold-out text of 'The Solitary Reaper', which can thus be kept in view simultaneously with any other page.
For those of us who have not had the privilege of being taught by Prynne, this absorbing book might suggest why his influence seems so strong on those who have. It makes reading a poem an investigation of real life.
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I've seen wall of rainbow on my social networks. Many people cheers for the LGBT and I've seen people oppose it. I didn't turn my profile picture into rainbow because i don't need to do this to show support for LGBT. I am not opposing it and not a hardcore supporter either. I bet many of them does not even care about LGBT rights before US making the statements.
I do not understand why people are opposing it also. It's fine if your religion don't allow you to do that but i don't remember there is any religions ask you to NOT respect others. The malicious comments on Facebook they posted is like they were laughing happily in someone's funeral. People are worried about the new disease will break out and human population will drop. Human population is over growth anyway, you should be worrying for the clean water and foods. What kind of new disease will outbreak just because LGBT is allows to get married? Is not like they were not gay before the news.
So what if your children saw same sex couples kissing in the public? That will turns your kid to gay? I don't think so. I bet your children will get married to someone who they LOVE. You need to educate your children with love. Or you think your children is monkey? Monkey see, Monkey do? Come on, monkey is even smarter than some smartasses who like to jump to the conclusion so quickly.
We are now in 21st century. We have sciences and technology to overcome many of the misfortunes that happened in the past. If white may marry with black, rich may marry with poor, tall may marry with short, why not gay marriage? And what about the moral? Have you ever thought of where do we get our morals from? There is a lot of theories and philosophy to read about. Why are you so afraid of gay marriage? If you are not born as gay or being attracted with the same sex, you will not be gay, you can still date with girls or boys and make some babies.
All from above is my personal opinion anyway, i am writing this not because i am gay. I am straight. I am not living in US, but this is not just US thing either. We all have the freedom of choice, to live happily or to die sorrowfully. Why must you makes the "different" suffer?


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Brad Hogg's incredible cricket career will continue for another summer at least after confirmation that the 46-year-old will play for the Melbourne Renegades in the upcoming season's Big Bash League.
Hogg, who will turn 47 two days after the final is played, has re-signed with the Etihad Stadium outfit after joining them last season.
The former Test player previously played for five seasons with the Perth Scorchers in the domestic Twenty20 competition.
"Look out Melbourne, I'm coming back," Hogg said.
"I had such a good time during the last BBL season and the fire to compete is burning strongly. I can't wait to get back into the sporting cauldron in Melbourne again."
Hogg was one of the Renegades' best bowlers last season, taking eight wickets from eight matches at an economy rate of 7.21 per over.
The leg-spinner has earned a reputation as one of the best bowlers in the shortest form of the game, with 133 scalps at an average of 24.31 and an economy rate of 6.83 from 133 outings.


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Little Girl And African Wild Animals
Long before the birth of her parents Tippy once came across an article about the fauna of West Africa. And there was a photo of two cute little animals - mongoose-edging.
Sylvia and Alan have decided to go on a trip to Africa to see the mongoose live, and stayed there to live.
Sylvia and Alan have decided to go on a trip to Africa to see the mongoose live, and stayed there to live.
In total, the family lived in the degradation of the Kalahari Desert for seven years, on the border between the states of Namibia, West Africa and Botswana. Tippy parents in search of new images for days spent in nature and everywhere took my daughter with me. Girl studying Pitfalls in human nature: snakes, scorpions, wild cats
Friends in the children's games and friends to Tippi from infancy were wild animals, including the old elephant Abu, leopards, crocodiles, lions, Rafa, a huge bull frogs, and even chameleons, and many, many other animals.
Tippi herself said about the animals, "Well, they're not truly wild and people are used to seeing most of his life, it's all the same reserve"


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Hi there,
I am so thrilled that you finally decided to cave in to the curiosity and came over to check out what all this hub-bub about Community Futures Yellowhead East is about.
Perhaps you're wondering who this Patrysha is and why she's all over Facebook and YouTube and why they talk about going to her webinars in your underwear on The Rig…
Or perhaps you listen to XM105 and heard our commercial over there…
Or maybe you took a wrong turn at Albuquerque over at Google…
However, you got here – I am glad you are here, because I want to get to know you! Not in a creepy way, I promise. You see, it's part of my job to learn and understand the ebb and flow of business and consumer habits in the communities we serve. I know that's not what business advisors have traditionally done, but they made a mistake and hired a marketer. Plus, I'm kind of an overachiever like that, wanting to make a real difference and all that jazz.
But there's the rub – in order to make a difference, I have to understand how and why we're different. Because we are, just as we're all the same – every community has a different personality, a different flavour. I know this not only because it says so in all of the books and articles I've read about economic development in rural communities (yes, I do have weird reading tastes that you can benefit from) but also because I have personally lived in 2 large cities, 1 small city, 3 hamlets, 2 towns, 3 hamlets and 2 unincorporated communities and 1 village. Every community is different – even if they're in the same general vicinity.
That takes time. It's really much easier if you tell me what you need and I find a way to make it happen or to connect you with the resources to get you the answers you need.
I have started to get to know Onoway a bit more in the past couple of months. I had a great visit there in the fall when I presented on Social Media (I know oodles and oodles about that!) and during the last monthly visit to Onoway which I blogged about previously, but country life is something I've read more about than experienced.
However, despite being a confirmed "townie" – which I hear is a slight step up from "city slicker" – I can likely offer a fair bit of help – with a little guidance.
I have an overwhelming array of skills developed over the last 18 years as a small home based business owner – graphic design, web design, print design (yes, there is a difference) – copywriting, ghostwriting, freelance writing, bio writing, catalog writing (and yes, again – there is a difference). I could go on (for hours! Ask my kids!) but I don't want to bore you (my kids on the other hand are obligated by respect, love and lack of personal transport to be bored) but I really just need to know what you think you need to start, manage, expand or transition (that means pass on or sell) your small business.
Yup, that's pretty much what the hub bub is about – trying to get your attention so we can work on putting the communication into community. Okay, that was bad but the perfect transition into the volunteer positions for Community Communications.
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Lonely Street Productions brings another show to the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center this weekend with "Good Rockin' Live!", a salute to the music of Sun Records.
The show stars Alex Mack, Robert Shaw and Brady Goss, who spoke on the differences between the first time he did the show in 2015 and this show. When involved with a professional company like Lonely Street Productions, the first time out is nerve wracking, Goss said.
"Usually the shows are sold out or at least close to sold out and you just kind of go out there and hope you have the script and storyline right and all the historical facts we talk about as well as try to nail the music each and every time," he said. "The difference between 2015 and now is you get a bunch of shows under your belt and it becomes second nature and you can relax and when you are able to relax, the audience senses that and they relax and everybody has a better time, I think."
"Good Rockin' Live!" tells the tale of how rock was born through the music and the stories of those who lived it, including Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison and B. B. King. It's all music Goss said he's grown up listening to and it's completely his life, Goss said.
Tickets are $25 for adults, $22 for seniors and $30 for opera box seats and can be purchased online at www.prescottelkstheater.com, by calling 928-777-1370 or at the door one hour prior to the performance.
The show is unique in that it's not a tribute show where he's becoming Lewis, Perkins or anybody, he said. Instead, it's a salute to the music, which is the only thing he wanted to do, Goss said.
"I just wanted to pay tribute to the music, not necessarily the Jerry Lee Lewis personality," Goss said. "I get to do my own personality."
"High School Confidential" is still his favorite song, Goss said. It comes at the start of act two, after the audience has had chance to have a break and the performers make a costume change, he said. The way the song starts is with three distinctive hits of drums, bass, guitar and piano all and the lights all at the same time, Goss said. It's an exciting way to get the show rolling into the second act, he said.
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NORWICH City stand between Leeds United and the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup after Wednesday night's fourth round draw.
United were handed a clash with Championship rivals Norwich at Elland Road after edging out Blackburn Rovers in a tight third-round tie at Elland Road on Tuesday.
Chris Wood's late goal sealed a 1-0 victory and moved Leeds into the last 16 for the first time in four years.
The club will meet the Canaries during the week beginning October 24, in between league games against Wolverhampton Wanderers and Burton Albion.
United assistant Pep Clotet had hoped for a home tie after Tuesday's win – and crossed his fingers for a clash with Jose Mourinho's Manchester United.
Clotet said: "Maybe I would like to see here in Elland Road a game of Leeds and Manchester United. But I think anyone we draw now is going to be difficult. Whoever we draw we have to do our best."
Wood also wanted a game at Elland Road, saying: "Anybody at home. That's me. I'm one of those where if you can get a nice one at home and put a bit of pressure on them, you never know where you could get."
Leeds avoided all ten Premier League clubs in the fourth round draw with Manchester United drawn at home to Manchester City, and Chelsea facing a London derby at West Ham.
Liverpool will also welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Anfield.
Arsenal host Reading, with Hull City at Bristol City and Southampton welcoming Sunderland. Newcastle drew Preston at home.
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I don't often make tags but sometimes as Wendy Vecchi suggests, I just want to "Make Art". I needed an excuse to use the brilliant rose mask stamp again which we were given 2 weekends ago at the workshop.
I also wanted to enter some fun challenges so I went down to my garden studio this weekend and got out some bold bright distress inks .....and a stencil and coloured up this tag.
I used this great PaperArtsy stamp as I think it is a very cool sentiment. That background has a lot of zingy colour in it...I love the fushia pink tones. I wanted a frame for my tag so I used Tim's ornate frame which I bought recently. I added lots of greens and a touch of brown and lots of crackle!
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So this one was just for me...to remind me that whatever is going on in life we need to bloom where we are planted. I really try to. I am very blessed in life, surrounded by a wonderful loving family and with my sweet garden to potter around in my leisure time I can never lack joy from mother nature or fail to be inspired for my creativity.
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Lil Durk speaks on his issues with Chief Keef, and his new signing with French Montana.
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The "Dis Ain't What You Want" rapper admitted that he and Keef had experienced issues, but maintained that it was handled face to face. "Sneak dissing is talking behind each other's backs. You know what I'm saying? We had a couple of words, but that ain't sneak dissing," he said. "I'm doing me. That's all I'mma say…I don't be at Twitter looking at no Tweets man."
The Chicago emcee then explained that his Coke Boy status was able to work because the imprint is through Def Jam-- the label he already calls home. "Yeah, I got a deal with Def Jam. It don't really mess with nothing. You know what I'm saying? Cause it's not two major labels," he said.
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Leah Horlick, author of For Your Own Good (Caitlin Press, 2015), Riot Lung (Thistledown Press, 2012) is the winner of the 10th annual Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBT Emerging Writers, as announced by the Writer's Trust of Canada. The $4,000 prize is presented annually to an emerging writer who identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, and whose published work demonstrates great literary promise. This year's prize ceremony will take place at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre on June 18, as part of the Canadian Writers' Summit.
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With her platinum blonde hair and a cherubic smile, Lois Riess looks in photos like what she is — a 56-year-old grandmother from small-town America.
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"She smiles and looks like anyone's mother or grandmother, but she's calculating, she's targeting and she's an absolute cold-blood killer," Carmine Marceno, a deputy sheriff Lee County, Florida, told NBC News on Florida, after authorities lost Riess' trail.
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Riess and her husband, David, were well known and well liked by the 2,000 or so other residents of Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. They were both regulars for lunch at the local Servicemen's Club, nearly 100 miles south of Minneapolis. David owned and operated a farm for fishing bait — Prairie Wax Worms.
Concerned that David Riess had not been seen in more than a week, the Star Tribune reported, one of his business partners asked police to look for him.
Officers did, and found him dead of gunshot wounds at the worm farm on March 23, the sheriff of Dodge County told the newspaper. It was unclear how long he'd been dead.
Lois Riess had left town by then. According to the Star Tribune, police suspect she forged her dead husband's signature before his body was found, transferred nearly $10,000 into her account, and headed to a casino across the Iowa border.
NBC News reported Riess had a gambling addiction.
She had left Iowa by the time police tracked her there in late March, the Star Tribune wrote. State officials began to paste her photos on Facebook, urging anyone who saw her to call 911 and not go near her, as she was believed to be armed and dangerous.
From Iowa, police believe, Riess drove to Lee County, Florida. There, they said, she met a woman named Pamela Hutchinson, 59, with a similar shade of light-blonde hair.
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The dead woman's purse had been emptied out, sheriff's investigators said. Her identification, credit cards and car keys were gone. So was her car.
The search for Lois Riess was now a multistate and federal matter. More public advisories went out, with more photos of the grandmotherly woman and the car she was believed to be traveling in, which was now the car of the woman police think she killed.
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The obituary for David Riess published last week, and mentioned his children and grandchildren, but not wife.
"Pure evil," Hutchinson's cousin told WTVR. "That's really the only thing that could resonate with my system … it's just evil that flowed through."
In Florida, the deputy sheriff told NBC he had never seen a killing like it. "This is the first time in my career I've seen someone steal someone"s identity and target them for the way they look in order to murder them," Marceno said.
And he worries it won't be the last.
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