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Ignorance can be bliss. When my wife ordered 'sweetbreads' from the menu at the Fly Trap in San Francisco some years ago, she didn't realize it had little to do with dough. Fortunately, it tasted like chicken. No harm, no foul.
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- Early Risers Toastmasters At this week's Early Risers Toastmasters meeting, Larry Borchert gave a speech about his experience with a bear. He won the best speech award, and was evaluated by Tamara Hendrick, who won the best evaluator award. Anne King won best table topics in an extemporaneous speech about espionage. Join us every Tuesday at 6:30am at Humpty Dumpty Kitchen in Grass Valley. Guests are always welcome to join and don't have to speak if they don't want to. Golden Empire Nursing & Rehab Center Auxiliary We will hold our regular monthly meeting on April 16 in the dining room of the facility. Items to be discussed are the Senior Ball for the residents on April 17, the Spring Sale of Crafts, books and baked goods on May 6, and the Mother's Day Tea on May 12. Following the meeting the hospital will be serving the Annual Volunteer of the Year lunch and honoring this year's recipient, Vice President Marge Beck. Anyone interested in the Auxiliary can contact President Iona Terry, 530-477-5405 or Membership Chairman Barbara Ford, 530-273-6084 for information. Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous talking about a meeting in Auburn and we have two meetings of the same program here in Grass Valley that I would like to add to that. The item is titled "Food Addicts in Recovery offers free program" The meetings and phone number I would like to add are the following: There are two meetings in Grass Valley - 7pm Mondays at Nevada County Contractors Assoc., 149 Crown Point Court and 8 am Saturdays at Salvation Army Chapel, 10725 Alta St. For more information call (530) 470-0473 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. Craft Guild of Nevada County The Guild is open to anyone interested in sharing their craft with others and in selling handmade items locally. During winter months Guild meetings are held at 6 p.m. the last Tuesday of each month in the Houser Conference Room at the Superintendent of Schools Office, 112 Nevada City Highway in Nevada City. The Guild's Spring Craft Faire will be held May 3 (with a May 10 rain date) located in the Union parking lot. The Faire is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Guild will be hosting approximately 40 artisans. There will be quality hand crafted items, free prize drawing and food drive for Interfaith Food Ministry. Please bring a can of food to help with this food drive and thank you in advance. We would like to thank Ben Franklin and The Union for their supporting of this 2nd Spring Fling. The Guild is a non-profit community service organization. Over the years donations have been made to a number of local charitable groups. These include Women of Worth, the Friendship Club, and school scholarships. Guild members also provide monthly tray favors for several local senior care facilities as well as holiday gifts for the residents and home bound seniors at Christmas time. To learn more about what Guild members are doing check out the Guild's Blog, http.//craftguildofnevadacounty.blogspot.com and our Facebook page. For more information about the Guild visit http://www.craftguildnevadacounty.org. The Newcomers Club of Nevada County Our April Fashion Show, "Simple Elegance," is on April 23 at the Alta Sierra Country Club. This year's show will feature exciting and dynamic clothing from four fashion conscious local shops: Fresh Image, Judi's, Marilyn's Fashionations and Yuba Blue. Presenter Carol Riddle will focus on today's "look" as it appears in each of the terrific shops. Club members will model and add their magic to each stunning outfit and accessory. Raffle tickets will be available for an outstanding Pre-Show Raffle featuring awesome prizes you won't want to miss. During the show, each attendee will be eligible to win a really special gift from one of our four shops. Each of our shop owners will respectively draw the name of a lucky winner who will be the recipient of a $50 Gift Certificate and a lovely accessory from the owner's shop. The cost of the luncheon and fashion show is $25. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. This is a very popular event and reservations should be made early. If you are interested in receiving information on the luncheon and on the club, please call 530-478-1114 or 530-470-9191. The Newcomers Club of Nevada County is a women's social club that usually meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month for a luncheon and program. New members are welcome and do not have to be new residents of Nevada County. Soroptimist International of Grass Valley Soroptimist International of Grass Valley and Sierra College Foundation NCC hosted a very successful A Day for Women on April 5. The new partnership at the new venue of Sierra College NCC proved to be the exact formula for women of all ages to learn new skills, meet new people, shop, network and have a fabulous day. Using attendees' evaluations, we will be preparing for next year. Since this major project is done, Soroptimists are turning to the annual Sierra Nevada Region Conference at the end of the month where we will be honoring Women Who Serve and energizing for the following year with other Soroptimists from seven districts. Anyone interested in hearing more about the club can contact us at our website http://www.sigv.org. Sierra Singles Club An invitation for older singles, come join our group. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 1:30 in the dining room at the Community Center, 841 Old Tunnel Road. Weekly activities are planned. For information, contact Shirley Maylett 530-273-5637. Sierra Wine and Grape Growers Association (SWGGA) Thursday night, April 17th, SWGGA hosts speaker Cindy Fake, UCD Farm Advisor for Placer and Nevada Counties. Ms. Fake will address the subject of the California drought and the possible effects on both vineyards and wine quality. Our club meets monthly on the third Thursday of every month, 7 p.m., usually at Ponderosa Hall (Gate 2) at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. If you are interested in growing grapes, making wine, wine tasting or learning about wine in general, please join us for cheese and crackers at our monthly meetings and bring a bottle of your favorite wine for all to taste. You do not have to be a grower or winemaker to join our group! We have fascinating speakers at our meetings discussing subjects like vineyard management, winemaking or critiquing wine. We have a summer picnic, a holiday party every year and fund an educational scholarship to a local student. For more information about SWGGA, visit www.swgga.org. Toastmasters International Division F contest winners Our local Area 64 contestants, Jerri Glover of Empire Toastmasters Club, Emma Santa of MotherLode Toastmasters and Jason Santa of Penn Valley Toastmasters Club competed at the Division F Contest held in Grass Valley on April 5. These contestants competed against other Area contestants from Auburn, Lincoln, Rocklin and Roseville. Emma Santa won first place for the International Speech Contest with her motivational speech entitled, "Dare to Jump." Jason Santa won first place for the Table Topics Contest as he spoke about time travel answering the prompt, "Let the Journey Begin." Emma Santa won second place in the Table Topics Contest speaking about her journey of different goals in her life. Emma and Jason will now go forward on their journey to compete at the District 39 contest held May 17 at the Peppermill Resort in Reno. There they will compete against seven other divisions which include Sacramento, Chico, Redding, Tracy and other areas. For more information go to http://www.district39.org. The Rooster Tails Fishing Club Our breakfast meeting will be held on Friday, April 18 at the Auburn Elks Lodge, 195 Pine St. at Lincoln Way, Auburn. The doors to the Lodge open at 7 a.m. with a fantastic $12 wide-selection buffet breakfast served at 8 a.m. The presentation begins at 9 a.m. sharp featuring Captain Ivan Hotz from Emeryville. The breakfast meeting is open to the Public. With predictions of thousands of trophy salmon just off the California coast, Ivan Hotz, Captain of the 50'New Salmon Queen in Emeryville, will cover tackle requirements and tips for successful charter boat fishing. Members and guests will be shown trolling and mooching techniques, bait rigging, minimizing tangles, and strategies for fighting a salmon from a charter boat on streaming live video on a huge flat TV screen. In addition, there will be an opportunity to speak directly with Captain Hotz and benefit from his 20 years of ocean fishing experience. The 30 year old, 150+-member Rooster Tails Fishing Club of Northern California, Inc. is a non-profit organization that meets the third Friday of each month to educate, entertain, and enhance a fishing experience. Further information can be found at www.roostertailsfishingclub.org. For more information on attending Rooster Tails Fishing Club of Northern California Inc. meetings, contact Jim, Club Chairman, at 530-887-0479 or email@example.com. Pine Tree Quilt Guild Sewing machines are humming as PTQG members prepare their entries for the upcoming 30th Anniversary Quilt Show at the Nevada County Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4. Over 200 quilts will be displayed, including a special exhibit honoring State Fair Award-winner Lynda Lasich as Featured Quilter. Other attractions are Country Store, Vendors, Lunchroom, Silent Auction and drawings for the Opportunity Quilt and Baskets. The Widowed Persons Association Our Association is dedicated to helping widowed persons, both men and women of all ages, to made new friends, have new activities and a new direction to their lives following the loss of their loved one. Should you be interested in our group and would like further information please call Eileen at 530-272-2487 or Kent at 530-432-1779. Gold Country Community Services Come and join us for lunch weekdays, promptly at noon in our High Noon Cafe. Next week's menu features cheesy krab cakes, chicken supreme, Swedish meatballs, stir fried chicken and veggies, plus spring fittata. We'll also enjoy entertainment on Wednesday. The suggested donation for seniors 60+ is just $3 per meal. Reservations and early arrival are highly recommended. For reservations, information about our many classes, activities and services - as well as interesting volunteer opportunities - phone 273-4961. We're located in the Nevada City Senior Apartments, 841 Old Tunnel Rd., Grass Valley. Reception is open from 10 to 1 Mon. through Fri. For more information, visit http://www.goldcountrycenter.org. Nevada County Walkers We are a walking group of 710 members who walk 7+ days per week, would like to invite you to come by and let us personally invite you to join us in a walk, hike or other activity. We have more than one walk/ activity in a day! We walk seven days a week and also play Bocce Ball every other Tuesday and bowl alternating Tuesdays. We play Pickleball Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. We plan hikes like the one 36 of us attended Monday March 24 to Fairy Falls in Spenceville. April 20, Easter morning, we'll have an Easter egg hunt for adults on Deer Creek Tribute Trail in Nevada City at 9 a.m. We support local trail builders like Forest Trail Alliance and we participate in trail maintenance throughout the year. We'll be located at Kurt's Garden where the former Wilderness Kayak rental was located for our Friday April 4, 2014 MEET AND GREET. Between 1:00PM and 6:00PM We'll have photo albums (and hopefully a laptop) and be available to greet the public and some of our 700+ members we've never met at Kurt's Garden located at 595 E. Main Street, Grass Valley from 1 to 6 p.m. Gold Country German-American Club The German-American club meets the first Friday of each month at 6P p.m. at Seaman's Lodge in Nevada City. Guests are welcome. If interested in attending or for club information call Christa at 530-272-6095. You can also check us out online at http://www.goldcountrygermanamericanclub.org where you will learn about our events and activities such as Mai Fest, Oktoberfest, hiking, conversational German classes. The American Chronic Pain Association We meet monthly to facilitate peer support and education for individuals with chronic pain and their families. The group hosts knowledgeable speakers on a regular basis who give helpful information on ways to live more fully in spite of pain. Group members also share experiences as well as support and encourage one another. The American Chronic Pain Association meets at 1 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. For room location and other information, contact Jeanne Spring at 530-432-0247. Grandmothers for Peace We meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month at the Unitarian Universalist Church at the corners of Church and Walsh Streets, Grass Valley (please enter through the door on Walsh St.). Join us as we plan activities and projects to focus awareness on creating a world of peace for this and future generations. You don't have to be a biological grandmother. For information, call Shirley at 530-265-5545 or e-mail email@example.com. Weight-loss group starts in April FasTrack Nutrition and Lifestyle continues in April. Participants in this spiritually based weight-loss program together lost 478 pounds over a year's time in 2012-13. A new session started at 2:30 p.m. April 9 in the Cross Room at Peace Lutheran Church, 828 W. Main St., Grass Valley (near downtown). Classes will continue each week on Wednesdays. Participants will use materials from the Prism Phase 1 program. The group will learn about eating right, living well and loving God through diet, discipline and discipleship. No weigh-ins! All are welcome, joining is free, and materials will cost $10. For more information call Carol Lenhard at 530-755-5550. Blue Star Mothers of America Sierra Nevada California Chapter 12 of the Blue Star Mothers of America meets on the fourth Saturday of the month at Paulette's Country Kitchen in Grass Valley at 10 a.m. If you are a mother, adoptive mother, stepmother, foster mother, grandmother or legal guardian who has a son or daughter who is serving, or has been honorably discharged from the Armed Forces of the United States, we invite you to join us. To learn more, please visit http://www.sierranevadabsma.org. The Palestine-Israel Working Group of Nevada County (PIWG) We advocate for human rights, equality and justice for all in Palestine and Israel. Everyone who is interested in peace in the Middle East is welcome to join us. The March 16th program, "EVA BARTLETT: STANDING WITH GAZA," was a rousing success. The 40 people who attended were very generous in donating a total of $739 to the Maia Project, which brings clean water to children in the Gaza Strip, where 90 to 95 percent of available water is contaminated. Our weekly vigil of Women and Men in Black Thursdays, 5:15 to 6 p.m. on the Broad Street bridge in Nevada City has resumed. We have signs to share, and everyone who believes in human rights, equality and justice for all people is welcome to participate. Pine Tree Quilt Guild Sewing machines are humming as PTQG members prepare their entries for the upcoming 30th Anniversary Quilt Show at the Nevada County Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4. Over 200 quilts will be displayed, including a special exhibit honoring State Fair Award-winner Lynda Lasich as Featured Quilter. Other attractions are Country Store, Vendors, Lunchroom, Silent Auction and drawings for the Opportunity Quilt and Baskets. The Widowed Persons Association Our Association is dedicated to helping widowed persons, both men and women of all ages, to made new friends, have new activities and a new direction to their lives following the loss of their loved one. Should you be interested in our group and would like further information please call Eileen at 530-272-2487 or Kent at 530-432-1779. American Legion Auxiliary Frank Gallino Unit 130 At our monthly business meeting on Tuesday, March 11 we conducted our traditional draping of our charter for two members who passed in February. Penny Johnson and Jan Morris were active members for many years and we held a celebration of their lives following our meeting in which we invited not only our members but their friends. Taps were played by Berni Bachli. We are planning for our annual fundraiser on April 26, which will provide a luau feast and entertainment by Dan Scanlon on his ukulele and the local Hawaiian dance group. The friendship girls continue to assist us at the Tuesday dinners and have received complements from our dinner guests. Antonio is our chef at these dinners and provides a gourmet served meal for 10 dollars! Duplicate Bridge Club We meet at the Golden Empire Grange on La Barr Meadows. The weekly schedule is as follows: Mondays: 9:30 a.m.; Tuesdays:12:30 p.m.; Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.; Thursdays: 1 p.m. at Eskaton; Fridays: 12:30 p.m. We offer free bridge lessons for those new to the game or wanting to brush up their skills. These classes begin on March 20 and meet on Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon. Email Bill Jones at email@example.com for more information. Nevada County Republican Women Federated Regular NCRWF meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month, September through June, at Alta Sierra Country Club in Grass Valley. Social Hour begins at 11:30 a.m. and meetings begin at noon. Reservations are required. Please call Donna at 530-274-0803 to make a reservation. For information about membership call 530-478-0603, email email@example.com or visit the website at http://www.nevadacountyrwf.org. Gold Country Reciprocity Bureau The luncheon will be held at the Sierra Pines United Methodist Church in Auburn. P.E.O. was founded in 1869. The philanthropic educational organization has six local chapters in Nevada and Placer counties. They benefit their scholarship funds which provide scholarships to local women for their college or continuing college education. For 145 years, the P.E.O. sisterhood has been striving to advance equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. Over 88,000 women have benefited from P.E.O.'s educational scholarships, loans, awards and projects. For more information, visit the P.E.O. website, http://www.peointernationa.org. Hope Bearers We are available to provide Christ-centered support for all who are faced with the challenges of cancer or other chronic illness. Whether you are a patient, spouse, family member, friend or caregiver — you don't have to go it alone. Our hope is in God and we are here for you. We offer prayer, fellowship, love and encouragement to keep our faith strong in the midst of perhaps the most difficult circumstances of our lives. We are available for confidential 'one on one' or group meetings as needed by request. If you have questions or need prayer, feel free to contact Edda Hunter at 530-432-2862 or Sally Landsburg at 530-273-1468. Nevada County Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Meetings are from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the last Friday of the month at the Glenbrook Apartment Complex (in the Community Room), 265 Sutton Way, Grass Valley. We sometimes have speakers, or review education programs. Some meetings are more of an open discussion. Resources are available for anyone who wants them. The group members have experience with different therapies and treatment options. If you are affected by MS and would like to talk with others in a relaxed, supportive, positive, atmosphere come check us out. The meeting is open to anyone affected by MS (patients, caregivers, family members, friends, medical staff, etc.). For more information and to RSVP please contact Erica McGee at 530-559-4517 or email email@example.com. Gold Country Welcome Club Our club has something for everyone ... literally! If you're looking to find people with similar interests, check out this active bunch. There's a group that plays poker. Don't like poker? How about pinochle, or bunco, bridge or mah jong? Not into games? How about kayaking, or hiking or snow skiing? Not athletic? No problem. There are brainiacs that meet once a month to talk about investing…wood workers that share ideas on their talents ... a craft group that comes up with amazing ideas for the home. Garden Club, Men's Group (great monthly speakers), Women's Group with lots of theatre and other activities. For more information or to join the club go to http://www.NCNugget.com, or call 530-478-0999. Sierra Table Tennis Open-play table tennis, 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays at Echo Ridge School, 15504 Liberty Circle Dr. in Nevada City. For information, call 530-265-2834. Spontanee-us Improvisation fun. We meet every Wednesday at the "Loft" in Grass Valley from 7:45 to 9:15 p.m., call for directions. We create a fun and safe atmosphere with interactive games to explore our inner comedian and to just have a good time. Call 530-277-2295 for more information or just show up. A small donation is usually asked for to cover room expenses. The Gold Country Yacht Club We meet the second Wednesday of every month, excluding December. Off season (October-April), the meetings are held at Alta Sierra Pizza Parlor, 15690 Johnson Place, Grass Valley, right off Highway 49 at Alta Sierra Drive. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. and the Commodore's bell is at 7 p.m. All salts, with or without a boat, are welcome to attend. Questions? Please visit our website http://www.gcyc.net. National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE), Grass Valley Chapter #1335 NARFE's objective is to protect retirement and related benefits for current and retired Federal employees. It also actively supports Alzheimer's research. All active and retired federal employees and their spouses are eligible to join NARFE and are welcome to attend chapter meetings held at noon, the second Thursday of each month. The local chapter meetings serve as an opportunity for retirees to socialize and to hear programs of general interest or of value to members. A benefit of membership is receiving timely updates on policy actions affecting Federal employees and retirees. Reservations for lunch are not necessary. For more information on the luncheon or program, please call Larry Kinkor, 530-265-6477. Nevada County Horseman Incorporated We are celebrating the year of the horse. NCHI seeks to promote horsemanship throughout the community and to provide a friendly and wholesome social environment for young and old alike. You're always welcome to stop in at one of the monthly meetings, the second Friday of the month or events. Now accepting new member applications. For more information, email email@example.com. Peripheral neuropathy support group Do you have painful feet or numbness? The peripheral neuropathy support group meets at 1:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month at the Grass Valley United Methodist Church, 236 South Church St. in Grass Valley. We don't cure, but suggest relief and comfort. We exchange ideas and share information and experiences. You are not alone in your discomfort. For more information, call 530-268-1017. Chicago Park Garden Club CPGC's membership includes gardeners from Grass Valley, Nevada City and other foothill communities; nonmembers are welcome to this free public program. For more information, call 530-272-7708. The Golden Empire Sam's If you are looking for a very friendly group that has a lot of fun activities, good food and friendly members, please join us for one of our camp outs as a guest. Looking forward to hearing from you! Call 530-477-1799 or 530-263-2035. Parkinson's Support Group Our group meets at 1:30 p.m. on the second Friday of each month in the Activity Room on the second floor of the main building at Atria Senior Living Center (previously Quail Ridge), 150 Sutton Way, Grass Valley. Come share experiences and information with others who have Parkinson's. Family members and caregivers are welcome. For more information, contact Nancy at 530-272-7950 or Pete at 530-273-4804. Healing Through Loss And Grief Support Group Anyone who has experienced a significant loss, whether current or from the past, is welcome. There is no charge to participate. For more information, visit http://lossandgrief.org. Friends of Hospice Come and volunteer at Friends of Hospice (530-247-5121) and do the very worthwhile job of working on events to raise money for the use of Hospice of the Foothills. FOH has no paid members and all of the monies raised is used for the benefit of Hospice of the Foothills. Al-Anon Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families (ACA) We meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday nights at The Peace Lutheran Church, 828 W. Main St., Classroom 5 in Grass Valley. This meeting is for women only. Nevada City Lions The Nevada City Lions meet at 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Seamans' Lodge. For membership information contact Membership Chair John Meyer, 530-272-0588 or President Chuck Woerner, 530-265-2039. Chapter Preceptor Nu Delta of Beta Sigma Phi We are a social, cultural and service-oriented sisterhood for women all around the world. With chapters in 20 countries, you can be sure you'll have a new group of friends whenever it's time to relocate. Our local chapter meets twice a month at noon on Mondays at a member's home. We support several local philanthropic organizations and have an informative cultural program at each meeting. For information, call club president Lois Robinson at 530-272-6804 or vice-president Georgine Wasley, who is in charge of membership, at 530-265-4424. Move to Amend We are a national, grass roots coalition that works toward overcoming corporate power by building momentum for a Constitutional Amendment that would make it clear that civil rights are intended for human beings, not for corporations. The "We the People Amendment" would not only overturn the 2010 Supreme Court decision, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, but would also abolish "corporate personhood" and declare that money is not the same as speech. Find out more at the Nevada County Move to Amend website or Facebook page. For more information, visit http://www.NevadaCountyMoveTo Amend.org, or visit the national website, http://www.MoveToAmend.org. Sons In Retirement (SIR) SIRS is a non-profit organization for retired men devoted to the promotion of independence and dignity of retirement. The SIR Branch 11's luncheon meetings are on the first Thursdays of the month at the Lake Wildwood Club House. Social hour starts at 11 a.m. and the luncheon meeting begins at noon followed by a guest speaker or entertainment. Lady guests are invited to our May and December meetings. Members do not have to live in Lake Wildwood. Go to our website at http://www.sirbranch11.com to learn more about us. To inquire about becoming a member, please e-mail us at email@example.com.


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I have purchased at least 4 of the Adelaide styled wigs and wear one every day. I usually have to have them trimmed and styled by my hairdresser. Some were more difficult to style because of the way the curls have been set in the wig. One I had to return because the color was not consistent with the others that I had bought.But in general- I do love the style and color of this wig. It is my favorite one. And it is easy to clean and maintain. I have had many compliments when I wear this wig.
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Instead of buying a new, expensive outfit for fall, just recycle the one you have.
If you want to follow the latest trends, step back into the mid-century with masculine plaid patterns, rich gold tones, embroidered prints and the color cobalt blue, all of which were featured on the runways this season.
Here are some tips on how to pull off the best looks by using what you already have in your closet.
Search for shades of emerald green, thigh-high boots, lingerie-inspired clothing, oversized winter coats, plaid, turtlenecks, velvet, winter white and leather, according to Huffingtonpost.
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Dresses that accentuate curves make the perfect romantic looks for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. Cobalt blue, red, black, cream, pretty pinks, pastels and rich colors that pop will give you a feminine and fun look. Fur, along with silk fabrics, with ruffles or fringes make outfits more stylish, and you can go from casually relaxing at home to the office in a matter of minutes with selections of clothing that have these added details.
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If you don't know what to do with your hair, it will be best to pull it back and keep it out of your face, because your facial features are what really need to be emphasized. Hair pinned up with a nice cascade of curls is in style. Try conditioning your roots and giving them a good treatment with mayonnaise or yogurt to keep your hair from drying out because of the change in weather.
The best makeup to wear is dark eye shadow for a dramatic, smoky eye effect. Apply deep, sultry red lipsticks for those kissers, with a powder to contour and highlight your cheekbones. Your newly painted canvas should scream regal sophistication.
Also, get healthy looking and glowing skin with a good body scrub and hydrating lotion that will give you an overall great appearance. It's all about keeping your skin moisturized and healthy-looking this season, according to Cosmopolitan. You can make homemade scrubs and face masks from items stored in your refrigerator, and they also make great holiday gifts.
And while you're checking out your refrigerator, it could only help to add a "glowing green smoothie" into your diet regimen for fall and winter. The enormous amount of nutrients you will gain, coupled with healthy meals, will be perfect compliments to your skin and outfits.
Use that extra kale or baby spinach you have stashed in your fridge. Also add some fruits of your choice for flavor.
So, clean out your closet and fridge, and get to digging for the hidden treasures you already own. There are so many ways you can make old clothes look brand new, and better yet, be in style this fall. For more style inspiration watch YouTube videos on the latest trends, so you can easily compare and sort through what you have.
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2013 Year in Review
"Gang violence and crime are a chief threat to public safety in Texas, and protecting our communities from these criminals remains a top priority," said DPS Director Steven McCraw.
The most common 'study drugs' are ADHD medications like Adderall, Ritalin, and Vyvanse.
The suspect was armed with a black semi-automatic pistol and demanded money from the clerk.
Amarillo Crime Stoppers weekly fugitive Erik Gerardo Gonzalez wanted for 3 felony warrants.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has stopped using its newest service firearm after state trooper recruits who were the first to use new Smith & Wesson M&P 9 mm handguns reported "concerns" about the weapon.
AUSTIN -- According to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas veterans are having a tougher time finding a job.
County health rankings show quite a disparity between panhandle counties.
She's also fined $250,000.
West Texas A&M Athletic Director Michael McBroom announced that Tom Brown, the associate head coach at Winona State University (Minn.) for the past 16 years, has been hired as the 17th men's basketball coach in program history.
A law enforcement training center based at Texas State University in San Marcos may receive $15 million in federal money to support programs that train officers how to handle situations like the recent Fort Hood shooting.
While the rate of uninsured adults in Texas has fallen slightly since the launch of the Affordable Care Act's online health insurance marketplace, a new report finds most of that change was attributable to an increase in employer-sponsored health coverage here, rather than new sign-ups in the marketplace.
New numbers released show that foreclosures in Amarillo are down.
The Red Cross has been called out to help the people who lived there.
Artist, professional cowboy and teacher-- a man of many talents.
Earlier this week, the mayor and council issued a proclamation recognizing NPSTW during their regular City Council meeting.
Five runners, one from Canyon and four from Amarillo, are official qualifiers for Boston Marathon.
Tonight AACAL students will be getting some good life tips from local businesses.
The United States, European, Russian and Ukrainian officials will meet today for the first time in Geneva to try and resolve the crisis in the Ukraine.
DPS says a truck hauling hay from Colorado caught fire.
Lubbock and Texas Tech officials announced Paul McCartney will play a concert in Lubbock.
After a Round Rock school police officer used a Taser to stop a fight Monday, some Texas youth advocates are urging Gov. Rick Perry to ban Tasers and pepper spray in public schools.
As they traded barbs during a televised debate on Tuesday night, Republican lieutenant governor candidate Dan Patrick and San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro covered a range of issues beyond the set topic of immigration policy.
Bars allowed to stay open until 2 a.m.
If you're in need of some relief, and a plan for dinner United has you covered.
Karley Williams gets to play softball for the first time.
The grant from the Texas Department of Agriculture would allow them to feed an estimated 6,200 kids this year.
The student is asking for a half a million dollars and lawyers fees in damages.
27-year-old Kristen Bustos and 33-year-old Eddie Vongphachanh are booked into Potter County.
He spent the day at Confluence National Security Group to learn the services they offer in the defense industry.
The man charged with shooting and killing three people at Kansas Jewish centers appears in court.
Massachusetts pauses today to mark the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing.
In keeping with a recent and often controversial trend of public universities seeking savings by consolidating services, the Texas A&M University System announced a plan overhaul its IT infrastructure.
As tensions rise in Ukraine, Secretary of State John Kerry meets with E.U. leaders on possible solutions.
Attorney General Eric Holder attends memorial service for three victims of Jewish center Shooting.
The telephone survey was continued April 13-15 among more than one thousand voters.
Arizona fire officials hire homeless people as fire spotters in area forests.
NATO moves planes and ships to the Ukraine to try and prevent more conflict in the area as Secretary of State John Kerry holds talks.
Are you ready for a lime shortage? Your next margarita may come without the "Green Gold". A shortage of limes has the price of the fruit skyrocketing.
Democrats are playing defense after a former border sheriff pleaded guilty to federal charges. The news comes after a firestorm over comments Greg Abbott made likening corruption near the Rio Grande to "third-world" conditions.
The activist group Judicial Watch released e-mails that show former IRS official Lois Lerner in talks with the Justice Department to investigate some tax-exempt organizations for possible fraud.
One lot of Tea Tree Mouthwash failed microbial contamination testing.
Health Matters America Inc. of Cheektowaga, New York is recalling specific lots of Organic Traditions Brand Dark Chocolate Golden Berries And Dark Chocolate Sacha Inchi Seeds because they were found to contain undeclared milk. People who have an allergy to milk run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products.
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) issued a following statement on the one year anniversary of the explosion in West, TX.
Longtime tourism industry professional Jerry Holt of Traders Village was named the 2014 recipient of the Gene Phillips Hospitality Award from the Texas Department of Transportation.
The same voters who responded well to George W. Bush's education policies oppose one of its main components: the standardized tests introduced to make schools more accountable.
Surging home prices have helped nearly two million homeowners get back above water on their mortgages over the past year.
Orange County, TX names April "Confederate History and Heritage Month".
During a debate on immigration this week, Republican lieutenant governor candidate Dan Patrick appeared to move away from divisive immigration rhetoric that has drawn fire in the past.
The College Board previews the new SAT test for high schoolers.
Following the release of a special counsel's report laying out possible grounds for University of Texas System Regent Wallace Hall's impeachment, a legislative committee is proceeding cautiously as it determines its next steps. Emotions on both sides of the debate are high.
A federal judge has denied an El Paso abortion clinic temporary relief from a new state requirement that physicians who provide abortions obtain hospital admitting privileges.
Houston consultant Allen Blakemore on Wednesday evening confirmed that his firm's bookkeeper created a political committee called Boats 'N Hoes PAC. Blakemore said the committee will be immediately dissolved.
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg announced today he plans to spend $50 million to fight the National Rifle Association and its stance on gun rights.
The Center for Auto Safety today revealed that it has discovered that GM had designed two ignition switches in 2001 for the Saturn Ion and Chevrolet Cobalt but opted for the less expensive design.
A petition bearing 12,000 signatures calls for Arizona officials to drop criminal charges against Shanesha Taylor. She is the mom arrested on child abuse charges after leaving her two kids in a car during a job interview.
Pennsylvania police officer poses as Amish woman to catch sexual predator.
Too young for cell phones? Sprint targets 5-year-olds with new phone.
A man is choked and eventually dies due to a road rage incident in Houston, Texas.
Personal data theft online is on the rise.
The IRS simply doesn't have the staff anymore to closely inspect every return.
As a major crude oil bottleneck moves from Oklahoma to the Texas gulf coast, many domestic drillers are ramping up their calls for the repeal of U.S. laws banning most overseas crude exports.
More than $1.6 million from recovery funds now approved for West, TX families.
A state appeals court has thwarted a challenge to a low-level radioactive waste disposal site in West Texas in a ruling that signals growing difficulties for those trying to scrutinize the decisions of Texas' environmental regulators.
Two separate rampage shootings within five years at Killeen's Fort Hood Army base have sparked renewed discussion over whether those on military bases in Texas should be able to carry concealed handguns. And now, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is seeking a congressional hearing on the matter.
Study: Air pollution in Asia could have impact on global weather patterns.
Texas lawmakers working to prevent another deadly explosion.
Officer uses stun gun on student to break up fight.
Pinal County Sheriff's office gets newest crime fighting weapon, James Bond style.
Late freeze has farmers racing to protect their crops.
As tensions rise in Ukraine, so do tensions between Russia and the United States.
Not all political candidates are chosen in primary elections. Some get on the November ballot with the votes of fewer people than you might see at a local Tea Party rally.
Supporters of a foster care redesign are hopeful that the program will improve the quality of care for children. But some advocates are raising questions about the program's oversight.
Starting in the 2014-15 school year, eighth-graders in Texas public schools will be required to have graphing calculators or tablets for STAAR assessments. Some poorer school districts are concerned that the mandate ignores fiscal challenges they're already facing.
Top U.S. officials meet with officials from Ukraine on growing tensions in that country.
With a severe drought ravaging farms across most of California, experts say prices could rise even more.
As Boston prepares for Tuesday's marathon, city leader hold flag raising ceremony to remember victims of last year's bombing.
Currently there are no restrictions on how e-cigarette makers advertise and promote their products.
Customers can now choice from three new grilled chicken entrees: A grilled chicken sandwich, a grilled chicken club and grilled chicken nuggets.
Gift will establish center to support student recruitment, retention and diversity in Whitacre College of Engineering.
Oklahoma college grants 100-year-old aerospace mechanic birthday wish to fly historic C-3 Biplane.
Ohio judge orders man to admit he's a bully. Forces him to stand on street corner with sign.
A South Carolina man says his 89 cent mistake has turned into a hefty federal citation.
Picture of 3-year-old Nebraska boy goes viral after the boy is discovered inside a Bear Claw arcade machine.
An Arizona woman so distraught over the loss of her dog had to be hospitalized for Broken Heart Syndrome.
A petition bearing 12,000 signatures calls for Arizona officials to drop criminal charges against Shanesha Taylor. She is the mom arrested on child abuse charges after leaving her two kids in a car during a job interview.
Pennsylvania police officer poses as Amish woman to catch sexual predator.
This was a peculiar prank -- police, traffic stop, and all. It was all part of her classmate Johnny Morales' unique plan to ask Andrea to the prom. It's called a promposal.
Video captures suspect watching sleeping baby during Harris County, TX burglary.
A carriage horse takes off through downtown Savannah, Georgia plowing into parked cars and scaring riders and passengers.
An Arizona boy is brought to tears when his deployed soldier-father makes surprise appearance at NBA game.
Ohio judge orders man to admit he's a bully. Forces him to stand on street corner with sign.
Colorado company unveils first age-verifying, pot vending machine.
Marshmallow madness returns with the seventh annual "Peep Show".
Man walking from Sweden to Australia is making his way across Florida this week.
Seven chimpanzees escape from enclosure at the Kansas City Zoo get rounded up.
Celebration at Iowa State University spirals out of control.
Teens posing for prom photo end up in backyard pond.
Police respond to call of intruder in home, only to discover it's a duck that had flown down a chimney.
Eleven candidates, all animals, are on the mayoral ballot in Divide, Colorado.
Applebee's investigates customer's claim she found a metal bolt in her hamburger.
Mother sentenced to 20 years after baby overdoses on morphine in her breast milk.
Florida ice cream shop bans saggy pants.
Rescue crews in California pull puppy from drain pipe.
New York woman gives birth in her driveway on April first and family thinks it's just an April Fools joke.
A school official in South Carolina is accused of cyber bullying kindergartner.
3-year-old San Antonio girl is kicked out of daycare for saying a curse word.
Houston area driver goes around railroad crossing gates and is hit by speeding commuter train.
Tens of thousands raised for homeless mom accused of leaving kids in hot car during job interview.
Neighbors outraged over Louisiana woman's threat to poison their pets and other animals.
Florida neighborhood is overrun with an iguana infestation.
Mental patient steals police car, triggering chase that spans two states.
Friends and family members watched four-year-old Rebecca Ferrell get a police escort to a princess tea party, just for her.
Students at a Michigan high school torch a statue of Frosty the Snowman as a way to say good-bye to winter.
Oklahoma man who lost his wedding ring in the garbage manages to find it after searching area landfill.
App uses facial recognition technology to help owners find missing pets.
Georgia high school baseball player performs CPR on umpire who had heart attack during game.
Authorities find about a dozen razor blades glued to playground equipment in East Moline, IL.
Shelter teaches deaf dog sign language.
Three circus elephants run amok in St. Louis.
A massive dust devil forms during prescribed burn in Colorado.
Woman who tries to steal meat from Arkansas grocery store loses pants in process.
Burglar breaks through store walls of strip mall and hits a handful of businesses.
Watch as intense flames engulf a parked car in Phoenix, Arizona.
Watch as a speeding car launching into the air and hits a parked police cruiser.
Watch as a truck pulling a trailer full of furniture is hit by a speeding cargo train in Georgia.
Homeowners in Roswell, New Mexico are once again dealing with a overflow of tumbleweeds.
Someone is leaving KKK recruitment flyers attached to bags of candy on Florida lawns.
An Oregon woman is upset that a diet company is using a photo of her in its before and after online ad.
The Oregon family who own "Lux" the crazed cat are coming under fire for how they handled the situation.
A large house cat cornered a Oregon family prompting them to call 911 for help.
A romantic flight ends with a marriage proposal, thanks in part to 50 motorcycle riding friends on the ground below.


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Fall was in the air even if it was July. The hot weather held off, and the gates opened at 6 as the Weaver Alumni held a Community Yard Sale on July 16th at Elwell Park.
Approximately 25 vendors were there with all sorts of wares from handmade quilts and paintings, wreaths, home decor and more.
Fresh produce was for sale as well as freshly baked goods from Bonnie Rays Bakery. Lots of purchases were made and several of the vendors told me that they would be back next year for the Second annual Community Yard Sale.
The parking lot was full at times as people filed in, sometimes in hopes of finding treasures and others just looking for bargains. And bargains were to be had. Crockpots; jewelry; candles; Avon products; okra, new potatoes and Children clothes were the biggest sellers.
The Alumni sold raffle tickets for $1 each and the winner, Tracy Owen, a Weaver Alumni member, won the fragrance package of mens and womens colognes donated by Dillards Department store.
West Weaver Baptist Church was kind enough to come out and present everyone that passed by their tent with a cold, refreshing bottle of water.
Under the pavillion, tables were decorated with red and black tablecloths, inviting folks to come and enjoy their chips and drinks while catching some shade, and gave them a chance to visit the Alumni table. At that table, Keitha Jenkins Kirk, another member of the Alumni and myself sat and we informed folks of the Rada Knives for sale at the Rada site, but anyone that orders gives the password BEARCAT and the Alumni will receive a portion of the sales. Proceeds from the rental of the spaces for vendors; the soft drinks and chips; raffle tickets and the Membership Drive, all go toward the Scholarship Fund. The Weaver Alumni is trying to raise money for a Scholarship to be awarded in 2012.
The Weaver Fire Department displayed their Big Red Fire Engine and gave the kids a treat of cool water for them to run through, and when the weather heated up, it was tempting for the adults to join the kids in a sprint through the sprinklers.
Another great addition to the Community Yard Sale Events was the Weaver BMX doing their stunts and demos. Anxious eyes watched and some folks held their breath as the very talented performers showed their stunts to us.
This was the first Weaver Community Yard Sale and from the success we had, this was the first Annual Weaver Community Yard Sale. We will hold this again next year on the third Saturday in July, so put us on the calendar now, because you just never know what bargain you might come across at our yard sales!!
See you at the park!
In some of the things that my mother has saved through the years, one of the favorite things I recently discovered was an old typewriter. Must have been one of the first electric typewriters, and with its heavy weight and large keypad, I still love it. Seems so strange to me that it wasnt that many years ago that I was clicking the keys and trying to keep from making a mistake because that called for a piece of correction tape or a liquid correction fluid. The feel of carbon and the second page that it created, well it was wonderful. Took me back in time to touch those big metal keys again, and then I came across some old LP's. Yep, they were my pride and joy. When I took my first job at the age of 15, I would save my money and buy my "school clothes and church clothes" and would spend the rest on music. I had the Carpenters; Theme from Love Story, and so many more. They were constant companions and friends, along with Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy. The scratching noise that a record makes is still sweet to listen to when I hear one of them played on the local AM radio station. Then, those LPs got moved to the back of the closet and the newest thing took over, 8 Tracks. I can remember when I would borrow and listen to a friends 8 track tapes, he had a much better collection than I did, so I would borrow his, and I loved the Letterment and the Carpenters (again) and Elvis and all the greats. They just dont make music like that anymore. Well, maybe they do, but it doesnt sound the same as when the button was pushed on the 8 track player, you could hear it switch tracks and then if for some reason it would stick, the obvious cleaner to use was a cotton swab and some alcohol. Yep, loved the music, loved the era and loved the old 8 tracks. So now that we have computers, laptops, IPhones, and Apps and all that jazz, well I am lost. I have no idea how to even use all of the little things that show up on my cell phone, and its so old its now out of date too. Wonder if that means I am out of date or if what goes around comes around, does that mean that music, typewriters and archaic cell phones will come back into style. For that matter, will folks like me that love the old things come back into style? I hope so, cause at my age, I am still waiting to fit in somewhere......
As I stated, I am from the Weaver Area. I worked for about 30 plus years but had to stop working for pay due to health reasons, and so now I spend my free time gardening and cooking. Well, that is if you call looking at magazines filled with beautiful gloss photographs of gardens and manicured lawns and cookbooks filled with recipes that guarantee that even I could cook this delicious meal with just 3 ingredients. Ok.....The cookbook doesnt mention that you have to use every pot and pan available; its not going to look like the photo and not taste exactly as portrayed and delight my family. So I proceed to try to cook. Which explains one thing for certain. The reason all of my cats and dogs (and used to be fish - they died) are all overweight is because they do like the cooking. They dont tell me what was left out or that they didnt think that it was seasoned exactly right.....they just eat it. So, as far as the cooking thing, well, Thank Goodness the dogs like cornbread. And I do too. Sweet cream butter melting on a piece of hot cornbread that has just been taken out of the oven and slid out of a piping hot iron skillet that it is so seasoned that its lacks any coloring at all, a tall glass of cold Cow Juice and I am set. To really have a good meal of course you have to have pintos and a small slice of onion. Man, makes me hungry just thinking about it. So I am going to close now and I will fix me and the dogs some cornbread. But I will see you back here tomorrow, and then we will tackle gardening.
My name is Debra Parker Thomas. I live in Anniston with my husband and a houseful of 4 legged babies, feline and canine variety. Their names are probably some you have heard me say if you live anywhere around me and they range from, Lizzard (cat); Bootsie (cat) Ferguson (cat) Sam E (dog) GiraffeDawg (dog) and of course Yhap Yhap. More on her later..... I am from Weaver and after I graduated I went to work in and around the Calhoun/Etowah Counties area. In the past year, I have joined the Weaver Alumni Group and am a volunteer with them. The rest of the time, I love to cook and garden. Again, more on that later. Now, on with the stories.......