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it's been a while since i've posted on flower's on fantage! i'll try to post more! the pony event is really cool because you get free stuff from making the egg hatch! all i've gotten are stickers so far 😦
I got a s item oo:
I was playing luckybot and got the fall hair oo: its so pretty :DD
I had a shirt that could go really well with it but i sold the shirt at mymall :c sooooo this is my outfit now xD
Btw I read a lot of anime posts and I like anime, should I post more about anime hear (if I can) or just fantage? cx I could post about anime on my other blog to but idk what you guys want to see xD
Unicorn adventure
Hi guys c: Soooooo because we didn't do a post about the unicorn adventure event before then I'm posting about it now xD
This is the info :DD btw I'm sorry its so big, the computer I use makes things randomly bigger sometimes………
New lims:
I like the last one loool xDD that board is pretty to tho o: btw Kevin can you post the boy lims again? I can't make a boy account rn, its too long :c
This is what the hatching unicorns looks like cx you can't see it but you can also use gems to hatch the egg xD if your patent enough or have a lot of time too stay on fantage then you also get clothes c:
If your rich and have more then 2500 ecoins you can buy Rosie to c: I bough her cause ily Rosie <33 (ermmm I mean Rosanna js, the pony is nice tho)
So now I'm waiting to get Rosie <33 and I gtg now so this is the end of my post :c
Hi xD
So……………. I forgot too post it here but I have internet now…… If you were worried about me then I'm fine xD idk how much I can get on this or fantage tho :c
i'm almost an apprentice!
hi, lol! i haven't been posting a lot, because there's been a lot of stuff going on in my life now… 😦 BUT I'M ALMOST AN APPRENTICE, BECAUSE OF THE FREE MEMBERSHIP WEEK! I WAS AN APPRENTICE THEN, BUT SOON I'LL BE ONE EVEN WITHOUT MEMBERSHIP! 😀 😀 😀
that's my idfone, lol! now i just need ten more levels and i'll be an apprentice! 😀 does anyone have good ideas for how to level up, lol? i just can't play the seahorse game because i don't have the costume anymore… 😦
i'm melody!♪
i'm melody from fantagemusicblog.wordpress.com! rosanna invited me to be a part of this blog! i'm so happy!♪ 😀

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It's time for another Digital Shoebox entry! This is the series where I post a complete, usable character, both for my own archives and so that you, dear reader, might take it and make of it what you will.
Today's entry is a bit of a departure from the usual model. Although Gregor is "my" character, I did not make him. This is because whenever Sean Patrick Fannon runs a demo of Savage Rifts, he lets his players keep their sheets with the explicit understanding that these are now persistent characters in his campaign world; should the player ever sit down to play in another of Fannon's games, the player can bring that character back in. And, with his kind permission, I'm posting a transcription of the sheet here.
(This idea strikes me as a fun ode to the earliest days of the hobby--or, more recently, FLAILSNAILS--when players could take their favorite D&D characters from one DM's table to another, amassing items and experience that counted for all future games.)
I showed up at the session right before it was due to start after receiving a summons from Sean Tait Bircher of the Wine and Savages blog, so the other players had already made their selections from a pile of pre-generated characters. I was pleased to see that a Crazy was still available, as it has always been one of my favorite O.C.C.s while also being one of those most in need of fixing--I was quite curious to see how Crazies would play in Savage Rifts.
I'm happy to report that I think a sweet spot was located. Gregor complemented the party's Juicer, Rod Gritt, while still maintaining his own distinctive niche (gotta love those grenades!) and personality.
GREGOR, Crazy
Novice (0 points*)
* I received 5 Experience Points at the end of the session, but am waiting to make my Advance until after the Savage Rifts PDFs come out.
Agility d10
Smarts d6
Spirit d6
Strength d10
Vigor d10
Climbing d6+2
Fighting d10
Investigation d4
Notice d6+2
Psionics d6
Shooting d8
Stealth d6
Streetwise d8
Taunt d6
Throwing d8
Tracking d4
Charisma: 0
Pace: 12"
Parry: 8(7*)
Toughness: 12(5)
* Gregor is at -1 to Parry when using his Chainsword.
Unstable Psyche (Delusional, Major)
Acrobat (+2 related Agility)
Arcane Background (Psionics)
Frenzy (2 melee attacks @ -2)
Gun Nut (Can use guns while Losing It, +2 Shooting)
Wilk's 447 Rifle, Wilk's 237 Pistol, Chain Greatsword, SFD Huntsman Armor, NG-S2 Survival Pack, 4 AP Grenades, 6 Frag Grenades, 4 HE Grenades, 2 Plasma Grenades, 700 Credits
Heroic Journey Rolls
Narrative Hook: Siege of Tolkeen
Psionics: Spend a Bennie to substitute Spirit for any Trait roll
Weapons: Grenades--always start a session with 1d4 Frag Grenades
Training: 1 Combat Edge (Frenzy)
Close Combat Weapons: Great Chainsword
Underworld & Black Ops: Streetwise d8, Forgery (Common Knowledge +2)
Other Notes
- Losing It: Go Berserk (+2 Fighting, Damage, Toughness; -2 to Parry; Ignore Wound Levels) at will as an Action. Also Fearless for duration.
- Getting It Together: Shake off "Losing It" condition; Smarts roll at -2. All Trait rolls suffer a -2 (due to wracking guilt, depression, fears, delusions, etc.) for a duration dependant on the outcome of the Smarts roll: 24 hours (Critical Failure), 1d6 hours (Failure), 1d10x10 minutes (Success), 1d6 minutes (Raise).
- Bio-Regeneration: Natural healing roll once per day.
- Enhanced Speed: Pace is doubled (factored in).
- Enhanced Strength: Increase Strength by two die types (factored in). No maximum.
- Heightened Senses: Investigation, Notice, and Tracking rolls are at +2. Ignore the first two points of Range Penalties (no penalty at Medium, -2 at Long).
- Minor Psychic: Factored in.
- Super Endurance: Increase Vigor by two die types (factored in). No maximum. Only half-normal amount of sleep required. All Fatigue resistance rolls are at +4.
- Super Reflexes: Increase Agility by two die types (factored in). No maximum. Uncanny Refelxes (-2 to be hit in combat). Quick Edge (factored in).
- Distinctive Appearance: M.O.M. implants, tattoos, piercings, etc.
- Needs Action: During "slow" times, make a Spirit roll. Failure means -2 Charisma and -1 all Trait rolls (presumably until things pick up again).
Playing Gregor was a lot of fun, and I can see how getting to play a Crazy over the course of a campaign would be even more interesting and rewarding.
The name "Gregor" just popped in my head, so I went with it. I gave him a comical Russian accent based on his having seen pre-Rifts footage of the wrestler Nikolai Volkoff--I figure Gregor is actually just a run-of-the-mill farmboy from Iowa, but he thinks he's actually a Soviet soldier.
Every Crazy starts with a Major Delusion, and Gregor's strange personality was how I represented it. Sean said that he had one play tester decide that his Crazy saw the whole world like a Disney cartoon. You can't really beat that!
This iteration of Crazies reminds me a lot of the "boosted vets" in the Underground RPG, and I love that (particularly since I always wanted to play Underground but could never get into the Mayfair house system).
I decided that when Gregor is "getting it together," his natural Loyal and Heroic Hindrances are magnified, turning him into something of a mother hen who dotes on his companions and tries to solve everyone's problems. Fun stuff.
And this was all coming out of making stuff up on the fly on an empty stomach. There's a lot of potential for fun with Delusions and Losing It with a bit more thought, I'm sure.
(An interesting note on Losing It: it's pretty much in the Crazy's best interest to indulge every combat. Combined with "Getting It Together" penalties afterwards, this means the Crazy is going to be swinging wildly between hyper-competence in combat and crippling penalties outside. It'll be a rare time, I'm sure, that a Crazy isn't under the effects of some sort of bonus or penalty!)
Astute readers will have noted the "Heroic Journey" section. This is one of the elements of Savage Rifts I'm most excited about. Not only do you get some instant baked-in background ("Siege on Tolkeen"--interesting!) but you also get a suite of randomly-determined equipment and other goodies that have a real mechanical effect on your character. I can't wait to pore over all the tables and write some additional entries of my own.
All in all, a most satisfying treatment of one of my favorite classes!


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Frech driver causes death by 'forgetting he was on the wrong side of the road'
A driver who killed a father of two by driving on the wrong side of the road has been freed by Appeal Court judges because he is French.
Alexis Sebastien Fleury had 'lower culpability' for causing the death of 62-year-old David Crane than a British driver would have done, the judges ruled.
Mr Crane, of Rolvenden, Kent, was on his way home from work at 11.30pm on August 3, 2012, when his Skoda Fabia was hit head-on by Fleury's grey Renault Laguna on the A28 near Tenterden.
Charity fundraiser Mr Crane, who was a carer for his disabled wife, suffered multiple injuries and died at the scene.
Fleury was acquitted by a jury at Canterbury Crown Court of causing death by dangerous driving but was convicted of causing death by careless driving in July and jailed for 18 months.
Yesterday Lord Justice Lloyd Jones, Mr Justice Irwin and Mr Justice Green, sitting at London's Criminal Appeal Court, halved that sentence to nine months – meaning 25-year-old Fleury will walk free next week.
Fatal accident news
The court heard that Fleury from Orleans, central France, was driving to visit his English girlfriend, Emily Crick, in Wadhurst, East Sussex. He had travelled from France through the Eurotunnel.
Fleury performed a U-turn and was driving down the wrong side of the road, when he crashed head-on into Mr Crane's car.
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"There's an argument that's been gaining credence that if there is truly a common concept of "us" to which "Roseanne" is speaking, that vision is realized in Darlene and Becky."
Melanie McFarland at Slate examines what could have been with "Roseanne" and "Good Times": A ballad for Becky and Darlene."
"Suffice it to say there would be no Gilda Radner, Julia Louis-Dreyfus or Tina Fey without her blazing the trail. We are pleased to celebrate the many contributions of a beloved TV icon."
Kimberly Nordyke at THR reports: "Carol Burnett to Receive Inaugural Career Achievement Honor at Peabody Awards."
"It was announced earlier this year that special 20th anniversary editions of J.K. Rowling's seven books would be released, with new covers illustrated by artist Brian Selznick (The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Wonderstruck)."
Jessica Derschowitz at EW has the deets: "Harry Potter books unveil seven new 20th anniversary covers."
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Rachel Epstein at Marie Claire asserts that "Emma González Continues to Be the Voice Our Generation Needs."
"We don't want someone to come into the store and not be able to try on the dress of their dreams."
Alix Strauss at the New York Times with welcome news: "Dress Designers Add Options for Plus-Size Brides."
"My mother was a former Revlon model, my grandmother was obsessed with Bill Blass and beige and I had two midriff-bearing aunts who idolized Cher."
Lindsay Talbot at the Times' T Mag takes us "Back to the Early '80s With Michael Kors."
"So I'm like, "So Nancy, I don't understand, what's the part?" And Nancy goes "Sweetheart, it's Eve, it's Eve." In that moment, I did not assume the offer was for Eve. I think about that moment a lot. Of just going, how deep have I internalized this?"
E. Alex Jung at Vulture interviews the star of "Killing Eve" and gets her to talk about what it's like to be an Asian actress in Hollywood. "It Took Sandra Oh 30 Years to Get to Killing Eve."
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Chloe Hall at Elle talks to a rising young artist on a mission: "Meet the 18-Year-Old Artist Finally Making Women of Color Part of Fairy Tales."
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Angela Ledgerwood at Elle reports on "Tracee Ellis Ross at TED2018: Why Women's Fury Is Actually Wisdom."
"I need to touch and see clothes in person to know if they will work or not. We do a lot of fittings where we take pictures and create wardrobe plans for the girls. I do fittings in an easy pair of Miu Miu shoes that fit with everything, and then do accessory fittings on my own. I spend a lot of time with my clients on FaceTime."
Eddie Roche at Fashion Week Daily shines the spotlight on a hot stylist: "Kate Young: From Assisting Anna Wintour to Dressing Margot Robbie for the Oscars."
"She has enough connections in Hollywood and she's being smart about staying quiet until she figures out how to relaunch."
Booth Moore and Beth Landon check in on Harvey Weinstein's beleaguered fashion designer ex-wife: "Georgina Chapman Plots a Post-Harvey Comeback for Marchesa: "We All Support Her."
"A truly bizarre mishmash of pastiche and lyrical nonsense, SCTV was based around the wily premise of a shitty, dysfunctional television network that aired everything from trivia shows, children's programs, and behind-the-scenes showbiz dramas."
With the news of a new Scorsese-directed Netflix special with the OG cast, Dom Nero at Esquire fills you in on the history: "You Probably Didn't Watch SCTV, But It Shaped the Comedy You Love Today."
"Endora's clothing begs onlookers to stare, ask questions, and give her the attention she knows she deserves. Despite her ability to look the part of the typical 1960s woman of her age, unlike Samantha, she doesn't want to."
Kendra James at Shondaland does the kind of deep dive on costume design that we LIVE FOR with "'Bewitched's Eight Seasons of Fashion Magic."
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Let It Be: SALT's Lectionary Commentary for Advent Week Four
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1) If you're lighting a traditional Advent wreath in your home or church, this week you'll light a candle of love against the shadows of hate. Reading Luke's account of the Annunciation in this candlelight casts it as a story of a loving God who cares deeply for humanity – and at the same time casts "love" as an unfolding force in history, taking shape through generations of ordinary, unexpected, and often vulnerable people.
2) A common practice in scripture is telling stories in parallel pairs, with each story illuminating the other. Here in Luke, the story of Gabriel's visit to Mary immediately follows the story of his visit to Zechariah. Each visit involves foretelling a miraculous pregnancy, and each unfolds according to a common choreography. These stories are meant to be read together – and when we do, one contrast stands out: both Zechariah and Mary ask Gabriel a clarifying question, but while Zechariah is struck mute for his lack of belief, Mary gets a patient (albeit mysterious) explanation. Why? Is it because Zechariah, as a priest, should know better? Or is Luke underlining that Mary's response isn't a particularily skeptical one like Zechariah's ("How will I know that this is so?"), but rather a form of wonder and astonishment ("How can this be?")?
3) One of Luke's primary concerns is to tell this story in a way that evokes Jesus' connections with David, with the Hebrew prophets, and with the apocalyptic ideas in Daniel. The big idea here is that God's love expressed in and through Jesus isn't brand new with Jesus' arrival; rather, the arrival of Mary's baby is the culmination of a longstanding love that has been moving through history for centuries, a great river with tributaries reaching back to some of the most ancient wellsprings of scriptural imagination.
4) The earliest Christian communities (not unlike Christian communities today!) wrestled with how to understand the mystery of Jesus being "the Son of God." In his letter to the church in Rome (written a few decades before Luke), Paul uses a formula that may have been an early Christian creed, indicating that Jesus was adopted as Son of God at his resurrection (Romans 1:3-4). Mark puts the adoption earlier in the story, at Jesus' baptism (Mark 1:11). In contrast to adoption theories, Luke contends in this week's passage that Jesus' identity as God's Son goes all the way back to his conception. Matthew makes a similar claim. And John, of the four Gospels probably the last to be written, places Jesus' divine sonship all the way back "in the beginning" (John 1:1). We should be candid and unembarrassed about the differences of perspective and emphasis here. Far from weakening credibility, these differences testify that the mystery of the Incarnation exceeds the limits of any single point of view. And if we read all four accounts together, like sides of diamond, we can rejoice that salvation comes not "once and for all" but at every stage of life.
5) In traditional paintings of the Annunciation (this one's by far our favorite because you, the viewer, are turned into Gabriel, the bearer of good news!), Gabriel appears to Mary while she is reading - and more often than not, she is reading the seventh chapter of Isaiah (specifically Isaiah 7:14). This is consistent with Luke's portrait of Jesus as arriving in accord with Isaiah's vision – but it's also consistent with Luke's portrait of Mary as an erudite young woman well-acquainted with Jewish scripture and tradition, and therefore fully capable of composing the Magnificat (with its sophisticated echoes of Hannah's song). It's unlikely that Mary was literate, of course, but the point these paintings are making is clear: Mary was wise beyond her years, thoughtful, learned, and deeply formed in Jewish tradition.
1) Obviously Mary's virginity is part and parcel of Luke's emphasis on the miraculous character of Jesus' birth, but it's also true that in the ancient world "virgin" was a shorthand way of saying "young." Part of Luke's perspective here is that in Jesus, God is coming into the world in a hidden, unexpected, subversive way. In a world dominated by the authority of older men (a world not unlike our own!), Jesus will come into the world through the faith and strength and body of a young woman. In a world dominated by Rome and Jerusalem, Jesus will come into the world through a family from Nazareth, a "nowhere" town unmentioned in all of Hebrew scripture. In a world dominated by imperial power and violent strength, Jesus will come with a soft spot on his head, and Mary's milk on his breath.
2) Throughout this story, Luke is keenly interested in emphasizing the links between Jesus and David. First, he mentions that Joseph is from the "house" or lineage of David (this makes the link to the Davidic line, and at the same time makes it all the more striking that Gabriel doesn't appear to Joseph (as in Matthew), but rather to Mary). Second, Gabriel tells Mary that Jesus will inherit David's throne; likewise, the reference to a "kingdom" that "will have no end" is the fulfillment of the promise to David (2 Samuel 7:16; 1 Chronicles 17:14; Isaiah 9:7; Daniel 2:44, and Daniel 7:14). And third, Mary's calling herself "the servant of the Lord" is an echo of a phrase applied to David (2 Samuel 7:5), thus elevating Mary's stature in the story to one on par with King David's.
3) "For nothing will be impossible with God" (v. 37) is the story's pivotal theme, evoking God's question to Sarah and Abraham, "Is anything too wonderful for the LORD?" (Genesis 18:14).
1) Reading the story of the Annunciation through the lens of this week's Advent theme of "Love" is an invitation to reflect on what love really is, both God's and ours. The Christmas story is an epic, multigenerational love story, a story of God coming to be with us through prestigious prophets and "nowhere" towns; though venerable priests and vulnerable young women; through stars and shepherds and scripture and song. Try reading the scriptures referencing David (in #2 above) and substituting the word "love" instead of the words "he" or "David." Christmas is the time when we proclaim that God has confirmed that LOVE sits on the throne and that God is establishing LOVE forever.
2) For Luke, we cannot truly come to grips with this act of divine love without it taking our breath away. Wonder is a key theme in this story, from Mary's "How can this be?" to Gabriel's "For nothing will be impossible with God." And so the story should be told and explored in ways that sparkle with wonder – and it's also an opportunity to reflect on the role wonder plays in our faith, and in our lives.
3) As her song makes clear, Mary is a revolutionary – but she is also a learned contemplative, a young woman familiar with the tradition who was capable both of marveling at God's love and of reflecting on its implications for her life. The traditional Annunciation image of Mary reading may call us to ask, "What are we reading these days? How is it preparing us for greater insight into God's love for us and for the wider world?" Mary's decisive "Let it be" marks her as nothing less than the first disciple (from the Latin discipulus, "student"), and we do well to follow in her footsteps.


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Become more familiar with creating and modifying income statements. In this video, you will learn how to modify rows and groups, as well as how to calculate gross revenues.
Become more familiar with creating and modifying income statements. In this video, you will learn how to modify rows and groups, as well as how to calculate gross revenues.
Drill down more into the details of customizing financial reports. Video shows you how to assign ledger accounts to groups and how to work with sub-types and group percentages. Adding and subtracting from group totals is also covered.
Learn how to manipulate balance sheets with the financial reporting engine. This video covers how to incorporate income information, group account types, and change column layouts.
Continued exploration of the balance sheet, with tips and tricks for totaling, year-to-date net income, and how to use account filters for revenue and expense accounts. Also covers creating a summarized balance sheet, and generating profit and loss data for retail income.
Learn how to set up the external vendor catalog to allow imports of trade service electrical data: this video goes through the process of setting up the vendor catalog conversion for trade service electrical, and explains each step in detail.
Learn about setting up the external vendor catalog for trade service plumbing. This video will show you how to set up the base configuration for vendor catalog conversion, which xTuple uses to import values for trade service plumbing support.
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A simple homemade version of your favorite cream-filled chocolate cookie. Plus, make homemade mint Oreos too!
Welcome to Day 6 of Sally's Cookie Palooza! Be warned: picture overload today. I can't shake my love for Oreos, you guys.
These homemade Oreos are for my fiancé. Oreos are his favorite store-bought cookie. It's often he digs into my stash of Oreo cookies that are clearly labeled "need for recipe!" Oreos are Kevin's favorite accompaniment to cold milk and favorite remedy to a chocolate craving. The guy can't get enough. And oh yeah, I love 'em too.
I made these homemade Oreos as a huge "thank you" to the wonderful early Christmas present he got me. What a fun night that was! The next day, tired and groggy from a late night, we ate homemade Oreos. And it was nothing short of amazing.
Making America's most popular store-bought cookie is much easier than you ever imagined. They aren't as crunchy as the authentic, but they aren't as soft and cakey as whoopie pies either. They're in between. And I find that they are crunchier on day 2. Perfect-o with some milk and/or ice cream.
Little did I know that I already made Oreo cookies before. Well, sort of. All I did was transform my go-to chocolate cookie recipe, baked them smaller, and sandwiched them together with a sweet cream filling. Which absolutely tastes like the real thing!
Quick: what's your favorite… the cookie or the cream? Mine's totally the cream.
Here's exactly what I did to my chocolate cookie recipe to turn them into Oreos.
Oreos aren't as soft, moist, and "melt-in-your-mouth" as my chocolate cookies. So first, I took a look at the flour to cocoa ratio. I increased the flour and decreased the cocoa. I did this to not necessarily make them less chocolate-y, I did it to harden them up a bit.
Likewise, I reduced the brown sugar to only 1/4 cup. This is because brown sugar is moist and I wanted to decrease the moisture in the cookie. Finally, I left out the milk in my chocolate cookie recipe. The milk adds a touch of moisture to the dough, but there is no need for it when making Oreo cookie dough.
That all sounds pretty easy, right? It gets easier! In my original chocolate cookie recipe – the dough requires at least 2 hours of chilling. However, since there is more flour in this Oreo cookie dough (and thus producing a thicker, sturdier dough) – there is only a need to chill it for about 30 minutes.
When you roll the slightly chilled cookie dough, make them small. Only about 2 scant teaspoons of dough per cookie. Roll the dough into little balls and place on your baking sheet. Then, very slightly press down on them. Like so:
Then, bake the cookies for a short 6-8 minutes in the oven. They're quite small, so they don't need much time in the oven.
The cookies will slightly spread and flatten out:
I accidentally left 1 batch in for 9 minutes (hey, I got sidetracked because Jude saw the "dreaded" UPS man drive up) and the cookies sort of crack on top. Oh well, still tasty!
The chocolate cookies must cool completely before you add the cream filling. I thought about the cream filling I made for my Homemade Oatmeal Creme Pies. It's creamy, for sure – but not quite as thick as an Oreo cream filling.
I made a few test creams when writing my cookbook over the summer and found that shortening provides the perfect "sturdiness" and thickness that we all love in the Oreo filling. To make today's filling, you'll use a combination of butter, shortening, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla extract.
I completely surprised myself. This sweet stuff tastes like the real thing!
Sandwich some of the cream filling between two cookies. However much or little you want. I am a huge sucker for Double Stuf Oreos, so some homemade Oreos had a bit more filling than others. Mmm mmm good!
Oh, but that's not all. Add a touch of green food coloring and peppermint extract to make…
Mint Oreos!
There are so many varieties of Oreos on shelves these days and I think mint is my favorite. Even more than peanut butter Oreos. Yes, I know. I'm surprised too.
And I completely adore homemade mint Oreos!
Consider yourself warned.
You're going to make these homemade Oreos once and then about 100 more times. They're quite quick, quite easy, and possibly better than the real thing. Forget that – they ARE better than the real thing. At least that's what Kevin told me and I sorta agree.
You may just never want the store-bought kind again. 😉
Follow me on Instagram and tag #sallysbakingaddiction so I can see all the SBA recipes you make. ♥
Homemade Oreos
A simple homemade version of your favorite cream-filled chocolate cookie. Plus, make homemade mint Oreos too!
- 1 and 1/4 cups (160g) all-purpose flour (careful not to overmeasure)
- 1/2 cup (43g) unsweetened natural cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (115g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 3/4 cup (150g) granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup (50g) packed light brown sugar
- 1 large egg, at room temperature
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream Filling
- 1/4 cup (60g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 1/4 cup (48g) vegetable shortening, room temperature
- 1 and 3/4 cups (210g) confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Make the cookies: Toss the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt together in a large bowl. Set aside.
- Using a handheld or stand mixer with a paddle attachment, beat the butter on high speed until creamy, about 1 minute. Scrape down the sides and the bottom of the bowl as needed. Switch the mixer to medium speed and beat in the granulated sugar and brown sugar until combined. Beat in the egg and vanilla extract, scraping down the sides and bottom of the bowl as needed. Turn the mixer off and pour the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients. Turn the mixer on low and slowly beat until a dough is formed. Cover the dough tightly with aluminum foil or plastic wrap and chill for 30 minutes. Chilling is mandatory.
- Preheat oven to 350F degrees. Remove the cookie dough from the refrigerator. Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats. Set aside.
- Roll the dough into small balls, 2 teaspoons of slightly chilled dough per ball, and place 12 on each baking sheet. Press down on the balls to slightly flatten as pictured above. Bake each batch for 6-8 minutes. These cookies are small and bake very quickly. They will appear soft when done. Remove from the oven and allow to cool for at least 5 minutes on the baking sheet before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely. You'll make 3-4 batches (38-40 cookies total).
- While the cookies are cooling, make the cream filling: In a small bowl using a handheld or stand mixer with a paddle attachment, beat the butter and shortening together on high speed until creamy and combined, about 1 minute. Turn the mixer off and add the confectioners' sugar and vanilla. Beat on low for 1 minute and then switch to high and beat for 1 more minute until creamy and combined. The cream filling is thick. See photo above for how mine looked.
- Spread cream filling between two cooled chocolate cookies. Repeat with the rest. Cookies stay fresh covered at room temperature for up to 1 week. Cookies freeze well, up to 2 months. Cream filling may be made ahead of time (up to 2 days in advance). Cover and chill when storing. Allow to come to room temperature before using.
Recipe Notes:
For the mint cream filling - beat 1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract and 2 drops of liquid or gel food coloring (or add more until you reach desired color) when you add the vanilla extract.
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Here are a few more sandwich cookies you'd love!
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Sandwiches
Cake Batter Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches
Homemade Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies
Chocolate Fudge Cookies with Candy Cane Buttercream
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Since then, he has performed some 30,000 endoscopic procedures, including OGDs, Colonoscopies and ERCPs. He continues to see a large number of patients daily and is adept at handling all GI emergencies as well as the entire range of diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures. He also has good experience in pediatric endoscopies and is capable of performing all upper and lower Gastrointestinal scopies. He has a keen interest in Inflamatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and Liver Diseases.
Dr. Patel has worked on a number of clinical trials and other research studies. Over the years, he has authored as well as contributed to various papers connected to his field of expertise, which have been published in peer-reviewed journals and/or presented by him and his co-authors at medical conferences. He is also a regular attendee at trade conferences and workshops across the country and abroad.


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But we know that financial plans are not created in a vacuum. Life happens, and we are there to tweak the plan as we go. We maintain close relationships with our clients to make sure we know about decisions that will affect their financial lives. We help our clients proactively manage their wealth, make good financial decisions, and keep in line with their long-term financial goals.
The key to this process is collaboration. There are many types of professionals necessary to build a financial team (attorneys, bankers, insurance agents, other investment advisers, etc.), and keeping track of who does what can be overwhelming. But we coordinate with these individuals to make sure that everyone is working together in a way that best serves our clients and helps them attain their financial goals.
As a part of our client experience, we make sure that people we work with fully understand their financial plan because, in addition to being an adviser, we also want to be an educator. We find that knowledge empowers and encourages our clients to keep making good financial decisions while also taking away fear and anxiety.
Planning fees are our only source of compensation. We do not sell products to our clients or seek management fees from investment accounts. We specialize in creating personalized, integrated financial plans that range in price from $3,000 to $10,000, depending on the complexity of the client situation. Half of this first year fee is paid before we begin work, and the remainder is paid over the following three quarters. The second year fee is half of the first year's paid quarterly.
In addition, we work with some clients on a project by project basis for a flat fee. For example, we can help clients create a budget that reflects their lifestyle and allows them to save while also meeting current financial obligations. This type of arrangement generally includes two meetings and has a price of $1,500.
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Last Saturday (29th Oct 2011), was the opening of my recent exhibition titled 'Second Nature II'. Thanks to all who attended and those who travelled from Sydney to support me at the opening! I had a relatively calm demeanour which is unusual for me! This body of work began whilst on a residency in Hill End in May 2011 and was completed last month.
The opening was busy and we enjoyed a post show dinner at Tamarin Indian Restaurant in Leura. Studio time resumes soon as I have six months to prepare for the next exhibition at Penrith Regional Gallery in July 2012.


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If they are anything like last year they will be ready to brumate in May! This may work out for me anyway as our vacationing is in the summer and I won't have to worry about them while I'm away. I'm ready for them this time though. Smaller rocks to turn over to moniter them whem they go down and I got my little souped-up fridge to be able to maintain a steady 65 F.
Also morning for them is 5 pm so I can see them when I get home from work.
Night is morning, Summer is Winter for these Western Lizards living in the East.
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Join us at First Thursday in Downtown Matthews!
5:00pm / We have our regular club meeting this week, & we also have FIRST THURSDAY as our Social Event.
We will meet at the Seaboard Tap Room at 5:00 pm. Bring some friends and family along to meet your fellow Rotarians!
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Do you ever "mis-hear" music lyrics?
Have you ever had an inappropriate giggle when everyone else is quiet?
I thought I would join my friends for yoga today. One of my friends is really good, and is certified to teach yoga. No pressure there!
At the end of the session, during the Savasanna, the instructor had a chanting song playing in the background.
I couldn't understand the language, but what I "heard" got me giggling, then my mind was wandering, then I got really hungry.
I couldn't tell you what the chant actually was, but what I "heard" was Holy….Cream Cheese….I want a banana.
The more it repeated, the more I wanted to giggle….until I just couldn't keep it in!
I got so many awful looks. Who knew people took their Savassana so seriously? Holy cream cheese, I want a banana!


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Alpine Home Medical Equipment is dedicated to serving, supporting, and improving the lives of our customers, our employees, and our community.
We are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service, quality, and integrity that will meet their needs and insure positive relationships well into the 21st century.
We are committed to a safe work environment and seek to prevent accidents through proper work habits, training, and supervision.
We believe our employees are our greatest asset.
We believe people want to do a good job and are motivated in an environment where suggestions are acted upon, ideas are shared, and teamwork flourishes.
We are creating an organization that rewards innovation, creativity, and individual contributions.
We are willing to give more to our community, state, and nation than we expect to receive in return.
We will focus on improving the process, not just solving the problem.
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How to throw an online birthday party like Burt's Bees
The brand's "beeday" celebration is an example of how to celebrate milestones with your social media community. Get ready to take notes.
To celebrate its 30th birthday, Burt's Bees hosted a global "beeday" with its Facebook and Twitter communities.
The birthday celebration shows how to celebrate milestones with your social media community.
Burt's Bees launched the beeday on Sept. 8 with a microsite and promoted Facebook posts and tweets that encouraged fans to submit "happy beeday" wishes. Burt, the company's founder, read some of them live on Sept. 17.
Consumers' passion for Burt's Bees is evident in their "happy beeday" wishes:
The company also enlisted bloggers and other influencers to drive buzz (pun intended) by asking their communities to join the celebration. The inducements to join the festivities: special giveaways, recipes and more.
What can you take away from this buzzworthy beeday?
1. Involve your community in milestone celebrations.
Milestones are just as much about the people you celebrate with as about the occasion. By catering to the community and asking the company's founder read fan beeday wishes, the company showed it knew it couldn't celebrate 30 years without its passionate fans.
The key for other companies is to find the most appropriate way to bring their communities into the celebration. Mining conversational insights and understanding consumer passion points is important.
2. Enlist bloggers and influencers to spread the word.
The campaign's hidden gem is how the blogger outreach and content told the Burt's Bees story. From giveaways to birthday wishes and cake recipes, this content-from around the world-offered Burt's Bees an opportunity to add layers to the celebration in a way that broadened its fan base.
3. Know a little "pun" goes a long way.
Using "beeday" instead of "birthday" was inspired. It set the tone for a fun and jovial celebration in a way that was unique to the brand.
When using puns or lighthearted language, less is more. Pick a pun that matches the brand's values and voice. Use the pun consistently during the campaign to spice up copy and tone without going overboard.
The official Burt's Beeday celebration was on Sept. 17, and a video of Burt reading fans' beeday wishes "live and in the beard" will be on BurtsBeeDay.com until the end of October.
Jessica Gioglio is a social media strategist and co-author of "The Power of Visual Storytelling." A version of this article originally appeared on ConvinceandConvert.com.
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Mother's Day is less than a week away and if you haven't already gotten the mama in your life something special, here are some ideas for gifts from companies and makers that are all Edmonton-based. #Shoplocal this week and surprise a mom with one of our picks:
For the Wine Lover
These socks from Grandeur Design YEG are adorable. Let the mama in your life sit back, relax and sip on her favourite red. These would be great paired with a lovely bottle of wine from Sherbrooke Liquor Store .
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This simple but sweet rustic kitchen sign from William Rae Designs is the perfect gift for the home cook. Pair with a yummy treat from The Italian Centre Shop and you've won over any foodie mama.
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UPDATE – The two proposals mentioned below have both been adopted in voting this morning.
The NCAA Convention started today and runs through Saturday. I spent a little time looking at the legislative proposals that will impact volleyball at the DIII level. First off, there are a few general proposals dealing with academic misconduct, sports wagering, representation, etc. that bored me too much so let's look at the one's that at least interested me a little.
One proposal (2018-4) deals with student athletes that graduate early from their institution with eligibility remaining. There are rules that currently cover this situation but the bottom line is that if you want to play for a different school then you need a waiver from the original institution. The new proposal is much simpler and favorable to the student athlete:
(1) The student is enrolled and seeking a second baccalaureate or
graduate degree;
(2) The student has eligibility remaining (i.e., seasons of
participation); and
(3) The participation occurs within the applicable 10-
semester/15-quarter period set for in Bylaw 14.2.
The other proposal of interest deals with alumni games. Currently, in order for an institution to hold an alumni game, they have to use one of their two exemptions granted by the NCAA. These exemptions are currently used for exhibitions, scrimmages or joint practices. The new proposal sets out to create a separate alumni game exemption. It will be up to the institution on whether they want to use it while the existing two exemptions will remain in place. So, basically, if the proposal passes, institutions can play an alumni game and up to two other events. In case you were wondering, you can not use the alumni exemption to play a third scrimmage or hold a joint practice.
Nobody has asked my opinion but both of these proposals seem pretty straightforward and worthy of implementation.
In other news, I stumbled across an NCAA Division III 2017-2018 facts and figure brochure. I think I covered some of these items back in July/August but it seems like a good time to pretend I've seen these for the first time.
- There are 451 total members in Division III.
- This is the largest NCAA division.
- DIII makes up 40% of the total schools.
- 80% of Division III schools are private, which means 20% are public.
- On average 26% of the student body at Division III institutions are student-athletes.
- The average undergraduate enrollment at a Division III school is 4,084 students.
- The lowest at any one school is 418.
- The highest is 38, 860. (I thought UT Dallas was huge but that is over double their enrollment!)
- There are a total of 194,196 student-athletes at Division III.
- Non football Division III institutions spend on average $2,696,000.
- Football Division III institutions spend on average $4,265,000.
- The average number of sports offered at a Division III institution is 18.
- The NCAA allocated budget for Division III is $30.2 million (3.18% of the total NCAA operating budget).
- The NCAA women's volleyball budget is $1,127,500.
Finally, there may be additional rules coming out that impact volleyball but I'm not smart enough to find them right now. There was an article out about DI and proposed changes to their review system, libero jersey's and intermission lengths. Anyway, we'll see what gets reported through the end of the week.


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"Senate GOP: poke," The Daily Freeman's Ivan Lajara succinctly summarizes the news that conservative senators have launched an inquiry Into Facebook's news curation (at 1,600+ shares already) after anonymous former FB workers claimed they were told to suppress conservative news from trending. Or, Robert Armstrong at the Financial Times puts it, "Today in oh for f**ks sake." Which we also considered making the headline for today's wrap-up. "Does Facebook get to invoke a 1st Amendment privilege to ignore an legislative inquiry about how it handles news?" asks LinkedIn's John Abell, to which John Scalzi thinks he has the answer: "Pretty sure Facebook has a 1st Amendment right to tell the Senate to f**k right off, here." No matter what, it's sure to be a royal mess. "Thune can look to wildly successful Benghazi and IRS hearings as model for Facebook witch hunt," suggests Bloomberg View's Francis Wilkinson. Adam Rothstein has his "fingers crossed for a public hearing, because transcripts of engineers 'splaining tech to senators is The Best" while Rob Garver with the Fiscal Times wonders "Next will NYT have to justify decisions about A1?" The possibilities are endless! Stay tuned for the takes?
Which brings us back to politics yet again. Hello, old friend. Hillary Clinton is making a name for herself as the first "E.T." candidate, clearly courting the U.F.O. fan vote and doing a masterful job, might we add. And by that we mean she's pledged to open up government files on extraterrestrials, barring any national security threats, of course. "I think she's out to prove that Trump was born on a different planet and is therefore not eligible to run," theorizes Paul Gregutt at Wine Enthusiast Magazine. One thing that won't be opened up -- the Clinton campaign's procedure to release emails publicly. When questioned about it, Clinton aide Cheryl Mills responded by walking out of an FBI interview. "Note: 1. Cheryl Mills claiming attorney-client privilege with Hillary Clinton 2. 'Criminal probe'," points out National Journal's Ron Fournier. And bear with us while we share with you the latest, possibly inaccurate poll, which shows Clinton and Donald Trump tied in 3 swing-states. "Romney was down by 10 at this exact time 4 yrs ago. By November we have a winner folks. Dems scared to death," insists Wayne Allyn Root.
All of which only makes us speculate we've moved to opposite world, because it was just 2006 that Trump insisted Clinton be forgiven for her Iraq War vote because it was made "based on the lies given to her." Then fast forward to today, to a world where his campaign selects a white nationalist leader as one of its delegates in California. "I guess the Trump campaign's theory was 'Gotta dance with the one that brought ya'," spitballs Dan Pfeiffer. Meanwhile, Trump says he's narrowed his VP shortlist, and it includes 5 or 6 possibilities. So all we know for sure is Ben Carson is off the selection team and controversial campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is overseeing it. "Trump is the Twitter candidate, but his mgmt style is more Snapchat, w/decisions disappearing almost immediately," observes Politico's Edward-Isaac Dovere. At least we know that Ted Cruz isn't anywhere near this, as rumor has it Cruz is weighing restarting his campaign if he wins Nebraska ... ?! "Ted Cruz weirdly floats the idea that he could revive his campaign," reacts Jim Roberts.
And while all that is going on, our current commander-in-chief is poised to become the first sitting president to visit Hiroshima. To which NPR's Gene Demby responds, "WILL HE EVER STOP APOLOGIZING FOR AMERICA???"
Our last question asked: Where does Deadspin contend that it has found "The Place All Hot Takes Are Born?" That would be Fox Sports Daybreak, an internet radio-only program, where, if you just scroll down their site's front page, you'll find what Deadspin argues is "the greatest collection of takes ever gathered under one roof." Admittedly, some of the hottest takes have been deleted since being highlighted by Deadspin, but there's still plenty to enjoy!
Congratulations to Dan Rosenbaum of CenterRingMedia.com for being the very first to answer that correctly (and for arguing that the site's content "sounds a lot like a Trump rally or Twitter feed")! Honorable mentions go out to Mark Gibbs (who adds "Thank the gods that mystery has been cleared up"), Charlotte LoBuono, M Edward/Ed Borasky and Ron Casalotti (who jokes Daybreak can be found in "Take Forest, at the peak of Mt. Take, which I guess is sort of a double take").
As for today's question, here it is: What "potentially ingenious, potentially absurd branding extremes" has Budweiser gone to, just in time for the 2016 election?
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Health And Yoga In Pregnancy
In spite of the fact that you may not have a craving for running a marathon particularly in the initial three months of "pregnancy". Most ladies advantage significantly from yoga all through their "pregnancy". Yoga can rest easy and feels you are in charge and lifts your vitality level. Yoga also calms spinal pains and enhances your stance by fortifying the muscles in your back, thighs. A portion of the yoga presents lessens clogging by quickening the digestive tract and keeps your joints which turn out to be free amid pregnancy.
Yoga likewise discharges endorphins in your mind that improve you feel amid pregnancy. Yoga likewise keeps normal bloodstream and your skin gleams amid "pregnancy". Advance Yoga is the most ideal approach to mitigate the worry amid pregnancy that makes your anxious. Yoga additionally keeps your heart solid and fit while extending your muscles. Yoga causes you to oversee torment better. There is no preferable path over yoga in pregnancy, however, more mindfulness ought to be done and the government should step up with regards to make yoga amid pregnancy a win.
It is better you settle on a yoga class amid your pregnancy period and yoga ought to be done under the direction of a yoga instructor. Counsel a specialist before going for yoga classes. The greater part of yoga classes for pregnancy are arranged into 3 trimesters of 3 months each.
First Trimester
Most ladies who come to pregnancy yoga classes join as learners, beginning after the initial three months. A large number of them fear to lose, some vibe to a great degree tired. Many experiences the ill effects of queasiness, heaving, shortcoming or other pregnancy-related indications, which may keep them from leaving on any sort of physical movement. For a few, the inspiration to begin honing yoga creates at a later stage, from the second trimester on, when their quality progressively returns. A lady who feels well amid the primary trimester can hone nearly everything, except she ought to be dealt with as a learner, and we have to remember the reason for which she came to yoga in any case: to set up her body for birth and limit conceivable mischief en route. So we ought not simply to show her yoga, as we do with amateurs, yet in addition grant a specific mentality towards pregnancy and labor. By directing her towards suitable practice, we can help lighten a significant number of the manifestations that show up in the main trimester.
Second Trimester
Most ladies start to feel better in the second trimester they need to move more, to get more grounded, feel vigorous, work harder and set up their body for the propelled phases of pregnancy and labor. Now we can go further, expecting they didn't join the class as tenderfoots, in the act of Pranayama and Asana, extending guided symbolism, contemplation and unwinding and also incorporating the Principles and the Vayus into the general practice. We can begin constructing a general every day rehearsing for them, joining what influences them to feel great with what they require most.
Third Trimester
A few ladies will have the capacity to hone straight up to the birth and some will stop somewhat prior. They have to know presents which are useful as the birth moves close. We can work with them on breathing activities suitable to the different phases of work. We can inspire them to work with sounds: Ah, O, Om, Sh, S, F and keep on working on fortifying activities and standing postures, inside reason. Be that as it may, at this stage.
pregnant ladies require more alterations and support and progressively the training will develop into figuring out how to back off, let go, unwind, rest, hone representation, and be mindful of themselves. The educator can give data on yoga breathing and asanas pertinent to conceiving an offspring. She can likewise disclose how to recoup after the birth Yoga rehearse gives a chance to quit being involved with pregnancy on a cognizant level: tests, specialists and medical attendants, and a distressing domain. We can withdraw from the requesting outside world. We can simply be, in time and place, and accept the open door to tune in to the body and look, through our inward look, without feedback or judgment. By concentrating on training asanas and breathing we can get to a calmer, more tranquil place, if just for a couple of minutes, and leave the training fit as a fiddle than we went in. In a yoga, class time stops and this compares to some degree with conceiving an offspring: the time measurement isn't essential, but instead the experience. She encounters void personality: void of time, place, and outer environment. She is totally drawn internal, in the event that we simply let her be and she leaves herself alone. Conceiving an offspring requires unwinding and quiet. The crude capacity of the mind stem assumes control. On the off chance that her psyche is occupied with outer occasions she is absent in the without further ado, at the birth itself.


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FORT WORTH, Texas (CBS.MW) -- Shares of Cash America fell 23 percent Monday after the company said its second quarter earnings will be about one-half of year-ago figures as a result of losses related to Mr. Payroll Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary. See press release
Cash America expects to report second-quarter earnings July 22.
The provider of specialty financial services (PWN) PWN, +0.00% expects earnings of about 6 cents a share compared with 12 cents a share the same period last year. Earnings will also fall below the 10 cents a share consensus estimate of analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research.
"Mr. Payroll Corp is faced with opportunities that require continued investment of resources to provide for the highest potential for long term success. These activities have created operating costs in our cashing business during the second quarter," said Jack R. Daugherty, chairman and executive officer of Cash America.
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Holy baking soda, Batman! I think I've just got a rise. . .
Mini-e's birthday is coming up and yet again, the idea of making fabulous cupcakes for a class of 15 Italian, I-have-no-idea-what-this-magical-treat-is children pops into my head. I love the idea of introducing little cakes of joy to 8-year-olds as I have just invented them last week, which I may or may not have said at my cousin's Giulia's 28th birthday party when I presented her and her friends with two boxes of "homemade" chocolate on chocolate tortine di fate.
You see, I used to be a sweet talker but over the past few years, I have been accumulating baking items, like fancy cupcake liners, silicon baking cups, baking soda, whisks and cupcake recipe books for my monthly attempts at creating the perfect cupcake. It's common knowledge that I have been cupcake-obsessed for quite some time. Giovi and I taste test local favorites like Sweety Rome (superb pumpkin cupcake) and Sugar Shack (not thrilled) as if we were vigili. The result is that I am a cupcake snob, even known to critique New York fave Buttercup Bake Shop as a "coulda been contender but too heavy on the icing".
The funny thing is that I am not naturally a baker-- precision, organization, timing would not be used to describe moi. My cupcakes are usually lovable but odd looking pastries presented in an old Camper shoebox. (Yes, Camper boxes are ideal cupcake transport). 2010 means I want to make pretty and stylish cupcakes that are not just edible but delectable. Cupcakes that say "Your mom is cool" even by Italian, second grader standards. So, I have upped my own ante but luckily, I have found bakerella, whose name brings a twinkle to my eye.
Bakerella is the inventor of Cupcake Pop, which may be key to a successful 8th-birthday party or simply the key to my heart. Bite-sized cupcakes on a stick! Totally cute and even lick-able. Also, perfectly trickable to a bunch of 8-year-olds who probably have never even had a cupcake cross their tongues.
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"Attachment parenting, or AP, is an approach to child-rearing intended to forge strong, secure attachments between parents and children.
For many parents, this approach feels intuitive. And anthropological research suggests that some attachment parenting practices—-such as baby-wearing and co-sleeping—-have deep roots in our evolutionary past (Konner 2005).
But does AP really make a difference?
Not surprisingly, it depends on how you define your terms.
Here I ignore politics, the "attachment parenting movement," and various romantic or religious notions about "natural" parenting.
Instead, I review the scientific research that supports physical closeness, sensitivity, and responsiveness in parents."
This a good start to make the case for it, but, I still feel it is nature to do this and shouldn't need a scientific study to prove that it is better. hopefully more mom's can go with gut instincts instead of what some relatives or books tell them.