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Custer City is the oldest town in the Black Hills and visitors can take in some of the area’s oldest buildings at the Custer County 1881 Courthouse Museum. It chronicles the history from General Custer’s expeditions to the area in 1874, through the gold rush era and to the modern day. The museum is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
There are numerous opportunities to see the Wild West, and while not as gritty as HBO’s “Deadwood” (these are a bit tamer in the language), they’ll offer a look at what the west was really like and how it was really won. D&B Productions are producers of Wild West Shootouts for private parties and functions, while a whole town is brought to life with the Four Mile Old West Town. It includes more than 50 buildings, live reenactments and a chuck wagon to let you sample food as it would have been served 120 years ago.
To get another side of the hills, head over to the National Presidential Wax Museum, which houses a large collection of past presidents and other world leaders, recreating key moments in history. The museum is open from April 1 to October 31. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, children age six to 12 are $7 and under age six are free.
The art of the region can be seen at the National Museum of Woodcarving , which includes a carving studio, museum gallery and gift shop. Admission to the museum is $7.50 per person. Admission to the gift shop is free.

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Tie By Tie 4b (In Practice) | From The Waist Up
Tie By Tie 4b (In Practice)
Pardon the low res shot, but here is a picture sent to me by a customer/reader (Jason who commented earlier) of the darker blue shirt with the lighter colored tie. Jason has it against the Navy jacket/suit. I had it against the brown. Either way. First shot shows the floral square.
And with a contrast border white with light blue border.
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On December 24, 2009 at 8:35 pm yjfischer said:
Its not one of mine, but I did email Jason who is the owner and invited him to reply directly.
On December 25, 2009 at 12:02 am Jason said:
Hi – I got the tie from one of the Hong Kong sellers on ebay. They offer a great variety of inexpensive options, but I’ve found that quality can be hit or miss, even from the same seller.

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The Journey Continues...: T - 4 Hours!
Well after 30+ hours of traveling and over a year of hoping, praying, and paper chasing, we Finally arrived at New Day around 1:00 a.m. on Friday morning (their time, Thursday afternoon ours).The plane rides were long but uneventful. Luckily we were able to sleep here and there on the planes which has helped. Blake did GREAT and is so excited to finally be here. As we were getting ready to land in Beijing, Blake asked (jokingly) if he could yell out "touch down" once we finally hit the found. Obviously I told him "NO," but how funny would that have been.We were greeted at the airport by Pete who is an employee of New Day. Pete, his wife, and their 5 kids moved to China last summer. How cool is that? Anyway, the ride from the airport to New Day was a little less than an hour and since it was so late we didn't encounter any traffic issues.We are staying at the New Day Guesthouse and it is fantastic. Since we arrived late last night we didn't see anything so we are anxious to check things out today.Unfortunatley I have no pictures for this post, but I can guarantee there will be plenty of pictures with the next post. We officially meet Drew in a little over 3 hours!!!!! We are excited, anxious, nervous, etc. After a year climbing mountains, jumping hurdles, and busting through roadblocks, we are finally here and ready to meet our new son. Once again, THANK YOU to everyone. We could not have made it this far without your thoughts, your prayers, and your support. But, most importantly, we could not have made it this far without faith. Adoption is such a God thing, and He has been with us every step of the way. He has been there to reassure us, push us forward, and to remind us that we are on His path.
I'm so excited for you!! Hours away now! Can't wait for pictures! You (and ALL of your family) are in my prayers!
Looking forward to the news and the pictures! It was so neat to be able to tell my girls that the family they donated to was on their way to China yesterday!
I'm so glad you've made it there safely! Hooray! Been thinking about you all day yesterday and today! I am SO excited! Can't wait to see pictures and hear all about it!
Yeah! We are so excited to hear that you made it safely and are so close to Drew. I know there is the time difference but I have been checking you blog all day for an update! I can't wait to see the pictures! Kelli
So exciting!!! I'm glad you made it there safely! Can't wait for all the pictures of your boys! :)
yay!! i can't wait to see the next post! i feel for ya with the long flights...ugh!...just came from there last month with our little girl as you know.
How wonderful! I will be praying over the next few hours as you get ready to meet each other. What an amazing day today will be!
I cant wait for you guys...how exciting! Hurry up and post so I can get some sleep :-) Glad you are safe and all is going well!
So very excited for you!!!! Can't wait to see the pictures!Much love,Amy
So excited for you, friend. Post pics SOOOOONNNNNNN :)
So happy you are FINALLY there!Enjoy!T
I keep anxiously checking your blog for a Gotcha update! I can't wait. Gives me chills to think Drew is with you right now. Love and Prayers,Melanie
faith, prayer, hope and complete JOY....amazing! i cant wait to see these pictures...cant wait to meet that sweet boy, and i cant wait to see what God is still doing and going to do! what a journey, BUT more, what a GOD we have to serve and love! He is so good to US!love ya,marna
Excited to hear about the first part of the journey....Praying for you and the boys. Looking forward to pictures and stories to go with them.God is So Faithful!
Good morning! I can't wait to hear about Drew!!!
So exciting to realize that you have already meet your sweet Drew! I trust all went wonderfully and can't wait for pictures!
Praying for you all!!!!!!!!
So happy for you! I am looking forward to your next post! What a blessing!
Yay!!!...I'm still stalking for your next post! But so glad the flights were uneventful. I'm dreading the 'long' part, too...but know that the final destination will be well worth every passing hour!! Can't wait to hear all about your first moments/day with Drew. Oh happy day!!!! :)love and hugs,~ Tanya
Oh my goodness, friend, is everything okay? Let us know how things are going when you have a minute.
Mandi, praying all is well. We are so excited to see you with Drew!Blessings~

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Spring Fever Raises More Than $35,000 for Metropolitan Evanston/Skokie Valley Center - Evanston Review
Spring Fever Raises More Than $35,000 for Metropolitan Evanston/Skokie Valley Center
Spring Fever honored founders and representatives of the Skokie Youth Outreach Program including Mary Rose, The Honorable Barbara Meyer, Annmarie Benuzzi, and Maureen Murphy.
Spring Fever honored founders and representatives of the Skokie Youth Outreach Program including Mary Rose, The Honorable Barbara Meyer, Annmarie Benuzzi, and Maureen Murphy. (Posted by Ann Pinkney, Community Contributor)
More than $35,000 was raised at the 2017 Spring Fever fundraiser benefiting families served by Metropolitan Family Services Evanston/Skokie Valley Center!
The fun-filled event, held April 29, 2017 at Evanston Subaru (located in Skokie), attracted some 150 attendees, and honored founders and representatives of the Village of Skokie Youth Outreach Program. Honorees included Annmarie Benuzzi, The Honorable Barbara Meyer (who is also a Metropolitan Evanston/Skokie Valley Board Member), Maureen Murphy, and Metropolitan Evanston/Skokie Valley therapist Mary Rose.
Spring Fever also featured a trio led by jazz musician and Northwestern University Master of Music graduate Alvin Cobb, as well as a wide variety of raffles, games and a successful program auction.
Metropolitan Family Services thanks its Evanston/Skokie Valley Community Board, staff, volunteers, sponsors and friends for the tremendous support provided to this year's Spring Fever!
Metropolitan Family Services' Evanston/Skokie Valley Center helps families and individuals struggling with relationships, abuse, grief or loss find the help they need, and has been part of the community since 1910. Metropolitan Evanston/Skokie is part of Metropolitan Family Services, which has been "Mpowering" Chicago-area families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities since 1857. www.metrofamily.org

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Happy late birthday…really late. I am not 35 yet but extremely close. I am old enough that no one asks, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Well besides me. At this point, I just want 25% of my life back. 25% to spend with my wife, children and maybe grandchildren at that time. So if 70 is the end of the line and 35 the halfway point…then 53 is the “get the hell out of the rat race and enjoy life” check point. I could care less about being a policeman, astronaut, etc. I just want that 25% back and maybe more. Funny how goals and priorities change over time…
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From Frappe to Latte.
A blog that will speak of opposites... i.e. the super creamy cold frappe to the hot frothy latte...
Remembering Chhotu......
Chhotu... nothing usual about this name... At an average, those living in Northern India come across atleast one Chhotu in their lives. And the most common ones are those who work on apna nukkad ka chai shops.
My first meeting with Chhotu was in 1999. It was winters (December to be precise) and i had just started off as a writer for one of the biggest national dailies. Fresh from Delhi and just a few months out of college, life for me had a different perspective.
My pro-active outlook, courtesy my initiation to the socialist world (thanks to my Alma mater Gargi College and some friends from JNU) made me always stand up for the rights of such "Chhotus", considering them to be the children of lesser God. That I still stand up for rights is a different story altogether.
Okay, so coming back to Chhotu. This is how he looked. About 12 years of age, short, stout. Dark complexion, completely tanned. A bright smile with teeth shining like the Page 3 aunties new diamond neckpiece. Wearing a torn pants (which obviously belonged to someone else since it went much below his toes and he had folded it to hold it in place) and a baniyan, he always kept two pieces of cloth in his hands, alongwith the chheeka (a six-cup holder, common for all roadside chaiwalas) whenever he came to serve us tea in our office. He was the chaiwala boy, working 24X7 at the Bhargava tea stall situated at Rana Pratap Marg.
Since he loved the atmosphere of a newspaper and desired to be a famous 'lipoter' (that's how he pronounced reporter) someday, he was a regular to our office. There was something about his smile that attracted you to him instantly. Even if you did not wish to have tea, his sweet "didi le lo na, adrak ilachi maar ke banayi hai, ekdum feeresh", flashing his pearlies, made you reach for that glass of the divine syrup.
Everyday, while leaving at office at 5.30 p.m., I, alongwith a few collegues made it a point to have our last cuppa of the day at Bhargava's. And if Chhotu was around, we made it a point to ask the stall owner to send him to serve us. Standing outside the shop, under a tree, we find out an opportunity to sneak some moments from his 'oh-so-busy' schedule and talk about him.
His real name was Rajkumar and he belonged to Hardoi. A few years ago, he had come to Lucknow alongwith his Chacha (paternal uncle) in search of work so that he could support his poor family. He had studied till class II and could join alphabets to form words. Rest all about him was very cliched.
But what was interesting about him was his reason to become a "lipoter". "Hamare gaon mein ek lipoter hai didi. DM ho ya police, sab uske aage chhup rehte hain. Kuchh nahin karta, par har mahine ghar mein anaaj aa jaata hai..." In his life of 12 years, Chhotu had been initiated to the negative side of journalism. The real picture was far away from him.
I always liked his inquisitiveness which he showed when I came back to office every afternoon to file my report. "Didi, aaj kis Policewale se mili aap?", "Arre didi, aaj kis police wale ko hadka diya aapne?"... It was difficult for me to make him understand that I was a culture reporter, covering plays and music festivals, and that cops and crime were out of my domain. However, since he barely interacted with the crime reporters, he had no clue who the actual "criminals" were.
Slowly, Chhotu became the centre of attraction for all the girl gang in office. One day, he asked a senior colleague of mine, "Didi, ye hepy birlday kya hota hai?". We all laughed at his innocence, but told him that the day when we are born is celebrated as one's birthday. While we were still smiling, i suddenly saw two tiny droplets rolling down his bright eyes.
All our laughs just vanished. "Kya hua Chhotu?"....
"Didi, mera birlday toh koi manata hi nahin... main paida nahin hua tha kya?"
His question may have sounded simple, but deep inside, it clearly reflected the two spheres that have been there since time immortal - the haves and the have-nots, the rich and the poor and the urban and the rural. In one simple question, Chhotu had not just questioned the economical differences that have risen across the length and breadth of India, but also, the lifestyles that still reflected the disparity.
We all decided that after two days, we would be celebrating Chhotu's birthday. A plan was churned out, and together we all managed to woo Chhotu's employer to give him a day off. We gifted him two shampoo sachets to have a bath (although he insisted that he bathed and brushed his teeth everyday), a new striped shirt and a pair of denim shorts and even got him a black belt. The neighbourhood hajjam (the hairdresser whose salon is the tree with a mirror and a chair in front of it) was all the more happy to give him a new haircut, complete with the spikes in front (they had just come in fashion and Chhotu loved it) free of cost, setting it with gel.
We got a simple cake from nearby bakery, some muffins and patties for Chhotu. In the afternoon, we assembled at the garage of our office, where a small cake-cutting ceremony was held. The entire girl gang, along with some other colleagues, joined Chhotu's first ever birthday party.
That day, his pearlies flashed even brighter. His round cheeks glowed with joy. Some senior colleagues even gave him some money (a Rs 10 note and some, even Rs 50) which he neatly folded and kept inside his pocket. Not wanting to share any of his gifts including the muffins, he was quick to stuff two at a time to finish them all, something which made us all laugh. Giving us all a quick hug, Chhotu smiled and said, "Thankoo didi... Aap log bahut achchi hain.." We went home with a smile that day.
After a month, I changed jobs and shifted to another organisation. No longer did I get an opportunity to meet Chhotu. At times, when I did get an opportunity to go to the old area, I tried to look for him but was told that he has left this shop. Slowly, Chhotu vanished from my memory as time took its charge and also, the charge of my memories.
It was the winters of 2008. I was heading back to office (this was my third organisation in Lucknow) when suddenly, I alongwith a friend thought of making a stopover at a famous chaiwala near Mayfair cinema hall. We ordered 1 X 2 tea and bun-makkhan (this outlet serves one of the best combo in the city), standing next to our scootys. A young man, 20 something, lean but with a round face, came to us with our order.
There was something familiar about him. The pearlies... perhaps. The bright shining eyes... maybe.
Suddenly, before I could realise, he bowed down to touch my feet.
I was shocked. Realising that my reaction would have caused trouble for him, he was quick to say, "Didi, main Chhotu... Bhargav tea stall wala. Pehchaana...!!!"
My brain flashbacked to 1999. Within a few minutes, I could recall him. I smiled. "Arre... tum? Ab kahan ho Chhotu... kya kar rahe ho...??"
He quickly informed me, "Didi, main yahan kaam karta hun. Paisa theek milta hai. Open school se Xth ka exam bhi de raha hun."
I was happy. Finally, Chhotu was finding his foothold. He was trying to fulfil his dreams and perhaps, had even grownup to the harsh realities of life.
But it was his quick last sentence which sums up this entire story. "Didi, main ab apna birthday bhi manata hun doston ke saath. Har saal. Apni kamai se..."
Having found financial independence, Chhotu, in his own way, had moved to the other side of the sphere. From the have-nots, to the haves.
till next.... have fun and take care...
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Cameraman 9 April 2013 at 07:09
you always make me cry Tarry.....
EVE-O-LUTION 23 April 2013 at 07:53
OMGGG,,, I'm so sorry, I messaged from my hubby's account!
I'ts me - Beena :)
Tarry...unplugged 24 April 2013 at 22:48
Thanks a ton girl! am gonna be more regular with the "Remembering" Series...
amanjul 10 April 2013 at 00:14
Superb Sis Superb, I am learning....
anks 10 April 2013 at 11:08
My tears just wont stop tarry.... some things we take for granted and never even pause to realise how lucky we are...
Tarry...unplugged 17 April 2013 at 01:21
thanks anks....
your appreciation is really valuable.
Manjushree Gaur 10 April 2013 at 22:17
vary nice.. :)...
Tarry... unplugged... : )
Remembering Nisha
Remembering Shabana....
Remembering Chhotu...... Chhotu... nothing usual ...
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Le petit jardin de liloo: Mascara Monday: The Battle of Mascaras.
Mascara Monday: The Battle of Mascaras.
Today, I have the honour to introduce you to Sophie from Melovemakeup Blog who has kindly volunteered to help me out reviewing 2 mascaras. I love Sophie: her blog is amazing, her makeup tutorials in her youtube channel are inspiring and a delight to watch. Over to you Sophie:
Firstly, thanks to the lovely Liloo for giving me the chance to try out both of these mascaras. I've road tested them both now, so I will share my thoughts..
Before I start, here are the wands for the two mascaras, both totally different.. The Exceptional Definition (left) has the shorter bristles on the right, longer on the left, and then the little spikes at the top. The Essence mascara is a standard bristle brush, but is absolutely massive!
Boots No7 Say:
"No7 Exceptional Definition Mascara. This amazing new mascara has a truly magic wand and unique, conditioning formula. The innovative three-in-one brush gives lashes exceptional definition and volume. "
Essence Say:
"The ultimate lash-wonder for eyes which will take your breath away: the extra large brush ensures even more volume. ophthalmologically tested."
Here are the Mascaras in action.. As you can see, I have very fair natural lashes, so a great mascara is a big must for me.
No7 Exceptional Definition:
I love this mascara! I have never used a mascara with 3 wands in one before. This wand is so good for grabbing every single lash, even the finest innermost lashes that you didn't know were there, that's what the little spikes on the end are great for. The double sided brush is great, I like to use the longer side to get through and coat my lashes, and then the shorter side to really comb through and remove any clumps from my lashes.
The results are luscious long looking lashes with both added volume and length, and also great curl too. In the photos (above) I have used one coat of the mascaras - as you can see my lashes look long, but not overly clumped at all. This mascara lasted really well through the day too, no smudging, no flaking. It gets a big thumbs up from me!
Essence Lash Mania:
My first impression on this mascara when I applied it was great. I was wowed by how amazing my lashes appeared, they looked full and very voluminous. The problem I have with this mascara though, is that the wand is huge, and I'm talking the size of my eye huge! It is very easy to make a mess with this, and I did get quite a bit of the formula on my eye lid and lashline.
After about 4 hours I also noticed that this had smudged underneath my eyes quite a bit, and I looked a bit like a panda. I liked how this made my lashes look, but for me the brush is too large which caused messy application, I don't think it added very much curl either, which the No7 mascara did. The Boots mascara definitely wins for me!
Want to see and read more from Sophie? Please make sure to check out her blog and her fabulous YouTube makeup channel! :)
Posted by liloo at 12:08
Labels: battle, boots, comparison, definition, essence, exceptional, exceptional definition, lashmania, mascara, melovemakeup, no 7, no.7, review, sophie
I keep hearing (and indeed seeing) such great things about the No 7 that I definitely need to get my hands on it. It doesn't matter that i already have 4 unopened mascaras in my cupboard, I NEED this one!
Great review, and more positive words about that No7 mascara. Will try is when my They're Real runs out I think! x


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Stealing Commas: Dear Spammers
Posted by chris the cynic at 7:27 PM
Ice - The Girl Atheist August 30, 2012 at 8:02 PM
Even for us non-spammers, that was quite educational! Thanks :)
Evan August 30, 2012 at 8:36 PM
Ι αϺ ηοτ α ςραϺϺΣρ; Ι'Ϻ jμςτ ΒμτςΗΣριηg GρΣΣκ αΣ α jοκΣ!
(But thanks for the post anyway! Am I misinterpreting Wikipedia's article on omicron, or does omega really sound like a long "O"?)
chris the cynic August 30, 2012 at 9:31 PM
The pronunciation of the letters had changed radically over the past few thousand years so that's one thing. Another is that I don't necessarily know the correct pronunciation so much as the one people long after the fact thought was the right one in one of the countries where people studied the subject.
Modern Greek is something I know nothing about.
Plus, been a long while since I actually studied the pronunciation of any form of Greek.
chris the cynic August 31, 2012 at 7:42 AM
None of which answers your question. Yes, in the forms of Greek I am qualified to discuss, Omega definitely sounds like a long O.
In fact, that's where the name comes from:
omicron = o-micron = little o.
omega = o-mega = big o.
Alpha, iota, and upsilon can be long or short, but epsilon and omicron are always short with the long versions being eta and omega respectively. At least that's how I was taught it.
TRiG September 2, 2012 at 5:31 PM
I like the way you've mixed up Greek letters used as they actually sound, and Greek letters used to indicate similarly-shaped letters in the Latin alphabet. You're using ρ to mean r, and Σ as both s and e, and ς as s and c. Of course, α falls into both categories.
The only thing I know about modern Greek is that β is pronounced v (and v is pronounced b in modern Italian). To get the b sound in modern Greek, one writes μβ. I don't know as much as I should about the vowels of modern Greek. (My granddad was a Greek Cypriot, and I should know more of the language than I do.)
Sigma is weird. It's the only letter in Greek to have a different final form: ς. But what if you're writing in block caps? I think the standard rule is to leave Σ unchanged if it occurs at the end of a word, but in Cyprus it is common to write it using a Latin S. I have seen a guidebook to Cyprus which spelled it thus: ΚΥΠΡΟS. On some older block-caps signs you may see sigma (all sigmas, not just final sigma, in the signs I saw, but I don't know) written more like a C, probably related to the Cyrillic alphabet С. (Or, rather, Cyrillic's C is probably descended from this form of the Greek sigma. Indeed, Wikipedia backs up that guess.)


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Chef who the fire does not burn - Isu Semasa
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Oh sudah lama blog ini bersawang. harini terbuka hati nak pos gambar atau cerita lucu :-)Hari ini cerita pasal pakcik otai ni yang leh celup je tangan dia dalam minyak panas..memang power lah..kalau saya, terus jadi tangan goreng, rangup...:-P
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50-year taets similarly without consequences can pull out a ready meal, grabbing pasted pans without any tack and mittens. He will not have a single blister or reddening.
At the time, Kahn was in Guinness Book of Records for having pulled out of the red-hot 480 degrees oil 20 chicken breasts for 1 minute. Kahn was first discovered his unique talent seven years ago at the amazing circumstances. Rodent with a mango tree dropped directly into standing under a tree, a vessel full of boiling oil, fresh fruit. Molten fat flew in all directions, falling on his face and hands by men. And to his surprise, he then found no host no burns.
“Now I can roast vegetables or rice on a baking sheet directly with bare hands” says Kahn.
Their foci Three Chan soon earned international fame and tourists arriving in Chiang Mai, try not to miss a moment to visit the stall Three Chan, where he prepares food for sale. People like it and they do not cease to surprise his ability, disbelief and buy him a chicken just to see how he pulls her bare hands in boiling oil.
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Competition | Branell Homestead
Canapé Cookbook
Posted on June 2, 2015 by bhmktg
It’s time to dust off your chef hat and get cooking!
We received so many delicious recipe entries for our Luxury Cabin competition, we wanted to share them with you. We have created a digital cookbook to give you some inspired canapé ideas you could make for your next event. The recipes all showcase fresh ingredients and include simple step by step instructions.
To view the cookbook, simply click on the link below:
Branell Homestead Canapé Cookbook
We would like to thank all of the entrants who took the time to make these dishes. Happy cooking!
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Sleeping Giant Hike: Let's get out and work off that Thanksgiving Dinner! - The Connecticut Hiking Alliance ... No cakewalks for us! (Berlin, CT)
Sleeping Giant Hike: Let's get out and work off that Thanksgiving Dinner!
Bob says... "Not for beginners"... Bob will lead the group through the more rugged trail... a slightly challenging hike that at times might be moderate in pace. The terrain is certainly strenuous in places. We are going out on the blue trail but because the blue trail does not loop back to the parking lot we will head back on the orange trail (easier) unless time does not permit then we will take the purple trail. Difficulty - Not for beginners, similar to the longer/higher section hikes. See photo there is a section that is fairly steep both up and down, we had to help people navigate one of the down portions. Distance - about 5-6 miles - 3 to 4 hours of hiking with a rest at the tower for pictures and a snack, we will also have a few other lookouts where I am sure photo time will be needed and we will take our time through the rough patch assisting others when needed. Please bring water, snacks, layers (not cotton) and a fanny pack/day pack/camel back for all of the above. Legal Stuff: By clicking on "Count me in" or "Yes" for this event you agree, warrant, and covenant as follows: In consideration for accepting this entry, I, the registrant, intending to be legally bound, for myself, my heirs, my executors and administrators, do waive and release any and all rights for damages I may have against any parties or persons connected with the Connecticut Hiking Alliance for and related to the above listed event. I attest and verify that I am physically fit to participate in any portion of this above listed event. I grant the Connecticut Hiking Alliance permission to use any photographs, film or videotapes of this event for any purpose. NOTE: Please make any general comments regarding how to improve or alter the overall processes of all the outings in the DISCUSSIONS tab. Questions and comments to this event should be posted below. To communicate with a specific individual member - please email them directly (through meet up). The postings to the site should be topics that would be pertinent to all members. Meetup sites all have email functions for conversations between members.
jean W. Great Hike! Thank-you Bob for leading this hike, it was a lot of rock stepping, up and down, great views and wonderful group of people. 0 · November 25, 2012 A former member Grrrrreat! 0 · November 25, 2012 A former member Five Stars for this hike. Bob awesome chocie and awesome job keeping 20+ hikers together and having a great time! 0 · November 25, 2012 Bob Thanks everyone for joining me! 0 · November 25, 2012 Ray Another fun hike with a great group of people! Looking forward to the next one. 0 · November 25, 2012 Britta R. AWESOME HIKE! Like always, a blast exploring the area with the group! 0 · November 25, 2012 Carol A. Today was a wonderful hike... A good workout... Great climbs and really fun rocks to scramble and scale 0 · November 25, 2012 Melissa Amazing!!! Awesome workout at a good pace and a great group to hike with! 0 · November 25, 2012 Wayne J. This was a great hike,had fun and met some nice people. 0 · November 25, 2012 Carolyn Wish I could go - been there, done that - really hard but totally worth the outing. Go if you can. I'll miss y'all. Have a margarita for me afterward, too. 0 · November 24, 2012 Melissa Does anyone want to carpool from the Farmington commuter lot? 0 · November 24, 2012 Rick Hi Melissa, I would like to carpool - do you still have room in your car? 0 · November 24, 2012 Melissa I received multiple responses and I will be hitching a ride but I think the car is now full. 0 · November 24, 2012 Carol A. Bob - since no one has made an apres-hike suggestion for you, I'll make one:Aunt Chilada's (Mexican - or for those of you who know real Mexican - it's "ish" it is 1.3 miles away from our hike Aunt Chilada's3931 Whitney AvenueHamden CT 0 · November 22, 2012 Bob Sounds good 0 · November 22, 2012 Carolyn I agree - great margaritas - and,.. Um,,. 0 · November 24, 2012 Bob Gail I hiked it today people were on their hands and knees so I want to make sure everyone knows what they are up against. As far as in shape the climbs are not long but will get your heart rate going. 0 · November 24, 2012 Carolyn I was one of the folks climbing the rocks hand over hand. Great workout - but folks need to understand it is a SERIOUSLY challenging workout- cool but really tough. Not long - but rockcllimbing for a while - if you're up for it - wonderful. 0 · November 24, 2012 Erik Melissa. I am willing to carpool. I would be happy to contribute toward the driving expense. Are you referring to the Park and Ride lot on Route 4 or the one on Batterson Park RD? Erik 0 · November 24, 2012 jean W. Are you meeting at the exchange? 0 · November 24, 2012 Bob I have a full car so I am going direct. Check with Carol Ann she had sent me an email about carpooling 0 · November 24, 2012 Carol A. This Park has a leash law so please remember the leash. Sleeping G is well travelled so we may come upon hikers outside of our group where it would be good to have that leash handy. Plus there are many dog lovers among us and we want your dog safe in the parking areas where there is traffic. 0 · November 24, 2012 A former member Fences, one more reason to prehike every trail. But hey, it was memorable! Of course, on this hike there's a whole new reason to carry ropes. Looking forward to the views. It's going to be a beautiful but chilly day. Bob picked a great weekend, see you all there. 0 · November 24, 2012 Carol A. Jessica... Since Bob is leading and not Dave, it's unlikely we will be scaling fences. Good of you to ask! Please do bring extra rope and harnesses tho because there are several hikers new to our group and it would be nice to be able to share. 0 · November 24, 2012 Bob I haven't heard the tail of scaling fences can't wait to hear what Dave made you do. 0 · November 24, 2012 Bob Wow, looks like a great group. The temps are going to be a little lower than we have had the good fortune of hiking in thus far so remember to ware layers. I typically ware a thermo-tec (Base) of some type against my skin, then other layers usually including a fleece (Insulation) with a wind stopper (Outer Layer) on the outside. Also with it being cold you might not go to your water as often but actually you should drink more water. 0 · November 23, 2012 A former member Hi everybody, I'm really excited to find a group of hikers to do what I like doing with. Can't wait to get my hike on with you guy's. Thank you Dave and Carol for organizing the hike. See ya Sunday. 0 · November 23, 2012 A former member Hey Bob I am glad I saw this I was on a hike more up your way....woooo hoooo thanks for thinking of us southern people....Aunt Chiliada's sounds awesome I missed a happy hour there so this would give me a chance to check it out..... 0 · November 23, 2012 Melissa carol ann....i made that same suggestion yesterday, but apparently it didnt go through...glad you replied =) 0 · November 23, 2012 Bob Okay southern members need some good suggestions for apres-hike, I think the Blackbird is going to be hard to beat. 0 · November 19, 2012 Bob or the alligator at the less fancy Landing Zone Grill 0 · November 19, 2012 23 went
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Sal's Snippets!: 08/03/09 - 15/03/09
Happy Birthday Mr Snippets!
Today, I am taking a blogging break and have allowed my other half to blog, it being his special day!(Note the typical man scene below...the wine,the computer, the tv remote,computer mags etc)Anyway, over to Mr Snippets...'Today I awoke all excited, as it is my birthday.Before rising, nervously, I checked under the LA quilt to ensure that my bits had not been altered. Homemade croissants, boy! You can just taste the Trex – scrummy!Next, my delightful hand made birthday card, cut from the Amy Butler card book, no doubt.Goodness! I thought, what a lovely pile of presents from the LOML. I couldn’t wait to 'have at them'.Firstly, I opened the pretty paper, hiding such a lovely seed trug, but no ordinary one.. Oh no! This one had been “altered” having been festooned with such lovely patterned papers and bows.I used to share a greenhouse; where I would have put it, but lately it has been turned into a set for Country Living and I would have stood no chance interfering there, now would I?I did wonder if it would not look too much out of place in my workshop and so I swung the door open wide and there to my great surprise I saw that all my nails, screws nuts and bolts had all been lovingly hand painted with the finest pastel paints from Farrow and Ball.What’s more, how all my hand tools now looked so resplendent hanging there, colour coded sporting lovely Prima pansies.My bibs and bobs were all safely stored away in diverse and altered boxes.My sandpaper was neatly stowed in handmade envelopes, each festooned with floras doodles designs.Paper bags hung all around labelled: tape, wire, fuses, etc.My workshop manuals and DIY books now all sporting colourful dust jacket covers. The well-thumbed pages now interleaved with designer bookmarks.It was then that I noticed that instead of the two hanging dice on the mirror of my car were… Yes! You guessed it, hanging hearts.Vouchers for Bygones and Kent’s Cavern - Yippee!Wow! British Rail season tickets, for Exeter, to boot. No longer for me, the dull paint spattered, as well as oil stained overalls, they had now been replaced with tailor made ones, with such colourful CK designs. Gorgeous!What a relief that I didn’t get a paint-spattered work of art, cos I think that sort of thing is Pollocks...or a hideous shirt from Luget’s.I am off now to do some altering of my own - beer into water!The icing on the cake for me is hours in front of the telly watching the QVC craft channel, Changing Rooms and maybe some Ann Maurice.Thank God she doesn’t know that the footy or rugby is on, else I wouldn’t get a chance. ';-) Sunday 15th March... Mr S says: 'Thankyou to everyone who sent me their kind wishes. In the traditions of the BBC, normal service will now be resumed';-)
Country Living... in the big city;-)
A lovely day was had by all !For all of you who could not get there,I snapped as best I could ... but it was soooo busy!I'll let the pics do the talking as I am worn out from that!! Thanks to my lovely friend Michele, for accompanying me!It was a long way to go..but so well worth it!;-)
Crafty stuff..and all the way to the big city ...from Devon!
These 'butterfly' pot pourri sachets are made from the lovely, new range of fabrics, called 'Flower Power', by Jennifer Paganelli Such pretty fabricI've also chopped up a vintage embroidery tablecloth...Oooo..errr! To make some 'useful' bagsAnd now...what to do with these... I'll never use them as napkins ; they are quite small and I'm sure they could be put to better use?!!I'll have to think on...I'm taking a break tomorrow, meeting up with a good friend, at London Paddington... and going on to the ..Spring Fair!!I have not hit the big city for a long time!!I can't wait!!So we all know what Friday's blog will bring, don't we ?!!;-)
crafty stuff ; Country Living Fair
I was in a red and pink day mood, yesterday! This is not unusual ;-) This calendar pad ,which I found on Saturday, inspired me.To make some colourful photo layouts!!With a summer theme...I also made some little needle cards...Now for the boring bits...on Sunday I gave the kitchen a spring clean!!As I took everything off the surfaces, dear Mr S said how lovely was the minimalist look!Me, being a fripperies lover...quickly put it all back again!As I cleaned , mop in one hand, camera in the other ;-)...I snapped my favourite 'fripperies'....The other day,another blogger mentioned their Dualit toaster..well I can honestly say it is one of our best kitchen buys ever!And I love red in my kitchen..hence the new bread crock!I adore these 1950s Alfred Meakin designs. My Babbacombe Pottery cockerelLittle Pedro!And..A touch of the French look. And...I've had this tea cosy for years..my mum brought it back from one of her travels to Europe...I'm having a day off today.I'm going to a family gathering, as my dad is 83 years young !Have a good day everyone! ;-)
Crafts ;Kitchen ;Birthday
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reviews Clear all Click to rate,Terrible,Poor,Average,Very Good,ExcellentStart your review of Oak Farm Barn Click to rate Judi TLeicester, England, United KingdomLevel Contributor5 reviews3 hotel reviews6 helpful votes “Perfect weekend break”Reviewed 3 days ago NEWIt was perfect - beautiful building in a fabulous rural situation and yet close to Bury St Edmunds and within easy travelling distance to the Suffolk coast. We had the upstairs room, which was lovely and there are 2 more rooms on the ground floor if mobility is a problem. Our room was near the guest lounge/breakfast room and we...More ReportHelpful?Thank Judi T Jayne EGloucester, United KingdomLevel Contributor35 reviews6 hotel reviews17 helpful votes “Home from home”Reviewed 5 days ago NEWFantastic accommodation, with a warm and friendly welcome. Set in a quiet country lane , our room was downstairs and was comfortably furnished. Outside we looked out at fields with sheep and a llama ! The chickens woke us each morning, which was a first for me!!
Lovely...More ReportHelpful?Thank Jayne E CopperBeaconDevonLevel Contributor23 reviews8 hotel reviews9 helpful votes “Easter Stay”Reviewed 1 week ago My husband and I stayed here for two nights over the recent Easter weekend. We got stuck in very bad traffic so liaised with Tracy to keep her updated on our arrival time as she does not live on site. As the time got later and later she rang us and very kindly offered to provide us with dinner should...More ReportHelpful?Thank CopperBeacon ArchCriticWinchester, United KingdomLevel Contributor77 reviews18 hotel reviews30 helpful votes “Quality B&B just outside Bury St Edmunds”Reviewed 4 March 2017 Pleasant one night stay at Rougham in an Elizabethan style converted barn house with modern convenience. Very comfortable bed, nice decor and quality furniture; clean, neat, well organized. We received a nice welcome, a good night's sleep and superb breakfast. Quiet place, plenty of parking space. Will probably stay here again. ReportHelpful?Thank ArchCritic 310CarterGloucestershire, United KingdomLevel Contributor14 reviews5 hotel reviews8 helpful votes “Outstanding little gem”Reviewed 14 February 2017 My wife and I have stayed here several times and every time a great experience. The secret to success here is Tracy who is a superb host. Always smart, efficient and such a nice person. It's slightly unusual insomuch that Tracy does not live in the barn as it is designed as a 3 bedroom B&B barn with facilities --...More ReportHelpful?Thank 310Carter AniO891Level Contributor5 reviews“Outstanding service - a gem of a BnB!”Reviewed 12 February 2017 We stayed one night in the upstairs bedroom of this cosy barn conversion and had a very comfortable stay. The barn itself is beautiful, and Jack and Tracey are such warm and hospitable hosts. We were welcomed with tea and a slice of cake, Jack helped us to get into town and recommended great places for us to have dinner....More ReportHelpful?Thank AniO891 JuliaJ132Brighton, United KingdomLevel Contributor11 reviews6 hotel reviews9 helpful votes “Outstanding B&B”Reviewed 6 February 2017 Oak Farm Barn really is a very good B&B, with Tracy as a marvellous host. We were welcomed with tea and very nice cake, and shown to our lovely well furnished and clean room. Breakfast is fresh and tasty with eggs from their own chickens. I'm not easily impressed, but I'm very impressed by everything about Oak Farm Barn. We...More ReportHelpful?Thank JuliaJ132 Dawn HNottingham, United KingdomLevel Contributor71 reviews18 hotel reviews47 helpful votes “Excellent! Superb! Hidden Gem!”Reviewed 31 January 2017 via mobileWe stayed overnight a couple of weeks ago and the host Tracey couldn't have been more helpful, check in was relaxed. The room was very nice, the shower was great and the bed very comfy. Tracey did your breakfast in the morning and catered very well for me as I am Gluten & Dairy Free, she has Gluten Free Sausages...More ReportHelpful?Thank Dawn H Tracy M, Owner at Oak Farm Barn, responded to this reviewSo glad you enjoyed your stay with us, we do hope you come back and see us soon.More Carole H, EssexMaldon, United KingdomLevel Contributor43 reviews12 hotel reviews10 helpful votes “OUTSTANDING!!”Reviewed 9 January 2017 via mobileWe have just returned from a stay at Oak Farm Barn and we can only say it was absolutely amazing. Such a beautiful barn tastefully restored.
The rooms were all so nice. Our room was immaculate...More ReportHelpful?1Thank Carole H, Essex avs2017Eastbourne, United Kingdom2 reviews1 helpful vote “Wonderful”Reviewed 6 January 2017 Stayed for 1 night in the large double room on the ground floor in this lovely barn conversion. Tracy made us very welcome, the room was spotless, the bed really comfortable and everything you would need was provided. Breakfast was excellent and the availability of a lounge was an added bonus. Tracy was a very good host who helped us...More ReportHelpful?1Thank avs2017 Previous
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Two’s-day Thoughts – Jerry's World
Two’s-day Thoughts
Posted on February 24, 2015 by Jarrod Peterson
In my first edition of this weekly addition to my blog, I have chosen to write about James Harden and the Memphis Grizzlies.
Thought No. 1 – James Harden
Is there any player in the NBA having a better year than Harden, besides Steph Curry? Not only is he leading the league is scoring, 27.3 points per game, but he is single-handedly keeping the Houston Rockets in the top four in the Western Conference.
Since Dwight Howard has been out, most of the load has fallen on Harden, and while his numbers have decreased slightly in almost every category, the Rockets are still 8-4 during the stretch and just got back Terrence Jones, who should help Harden.
Last night, Harden took control of the game against Minnesota in the third and fourth quarter. He finished with a triple-double (31, 11 and 10) and blocked four shots. He made some nice moves, key plays, and big shots to help the Rockets overcome the young, pesky T’Wolves.
I think Harden looks even better than he did on the USA team this past summer and fall.
I believe Harden should be the front-runner for MVP this season, despite Curry and Golden State having a better season when it comes to team records. The Warriors have been pretty healthy for the majority of the season and I think Klay Thompson’s emergence into a star has made Curry an even better player. While Harden has Howard, I don’t consider Howard a star, anymore.
Harden would be my favorite for MVP, especially if he can keep his team in one of the top three spots in the Western Conference for the rest of the season, or at least until Howard returns to give him some help.
Thought No. 2 – The Memphis Grinders
I want to know how the Grizzlies do it. I mean I want to know how they physically force opponents to play their style of basketball.
They have become the masters of grinding out games.
The Grizzlies completed a back-to-back sweep last night of the Clippers and Trail Blazers. On Sunday, the Grizzlies beat Portland 98-92.
Even without Blake Griffin, the Clippers still average the second-most points per game in the NBA (106.9). Last night, the Grizzlies held the Clippers to 87 points.
When I looked at the Grizzlies’ numbers, I was stunned at what I saw because I didn’t see any elite defensive numbers.
First, the Grizzlies play great defense but that’s something a lot of people already knew. This season they are holding opponents to 44.1 percent shooting, putting them in the top 10 in the league in that category.
Second, the Grizzlies are 24-6 when holding teams to 45 percent shooting or lower (Los Angeles shot 44.3 percent last night).
Third, the Grizzlies give up the third-fewest free throw attempts this season. The Grizzlies only allow 20.3 attempts per game.
Fourth, they force opponents to play one-on-one basketball. The Grizzlies have allowed the second-least assists this season (1,075).
Fifth and finally, the Grizzlies are 11-1 when they and their opponent score over 100 points and 29-5 when holding their opponent under 100 points.
The one downfall for the Grizzlies is they are 11-9 when their opponent scores over 100 points, whether or not the Grizzlies score over 100.
Those are just some defensive numbers.
Offensively, the Grizzlies are nothing special. They love to pound it inside to Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol. When the Grizzlies get to the foul line, they convert at nearly a 78 percent clip.
Memphis’ offensive numbers are nothing special, but somehow it wins at a 74.5 percent rate.
For what it’s worth in the regular season, the Grizzlies are 11-0 in games decided by five points or less.
Will this be the year that the Grizzlies outlast the rest of the West?
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Land Protection Updates | Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy
Land Protection Updates
Posted on November 22, 2016 by Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy	Tributary of Little Creek, photo by Owen Carson of Equinox Environmental.
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Posted on June 24, 2016 by Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy	On Friday, June 17, we purchased a 162-acre tract of land on the northwestern slope of Cold Mountain, in the Dix Creek watershed. The Haywood County tract contains an exceptional variety of forest communities and potential habitat for rare species.
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Posted on April 22, 2016 by Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy	Rocky Fork Creek
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