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Both Macks and Cabelas have waders on sale right now. I'm looking at the Macks Big Jr 5mm and Cabelas 5mm Neostretch.
Anyone have any experience with Macks or Cabelas waders? Both of those two are around $130 right now if I remember right (if you get the hawaiian design at cabelas, or I guess they call it duck blind).

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Ladybird Entertainment
Fairy Sandie and Ladybird Entertainment are now one of the most popular Children's Entertainment businesses in Western Australia. They love entertaining children at Birthday Parties, Festivals, Schools, Shopping Centers, Corporate Functions and any chosen event. We can cater for any theme and any event.
Fairy Parties are the most popular choice of party. We offer two packages: and a choice of different themes.
A beautiful Fairy Queen from Ladybird Entertainment will turn a piece of your home into a pocket of fairyland. Y
We'll be stirring up the magic in no time, with a basketful of instruments, a mouthful of magic words, singing and dancing, and more. Fairy Sandie will test your magic with a magic trick just to make sure. Share fairyland secrets woven through games, stories, and interactive singing and dancing.
• Party times run at 10.30am, 1pm or 3.30pm each day.
• Please have your guests arrive 30 mins prior the performance start time.
Cost: $200 for approx 1 hour for up to 20 children (any additional children cost $5 per child)
• This includes up to 1 hour entertainment with loads of singing dancing, magic and fun then face decorating with fairy magic to suit both boys and girls
• Each child receives a token gift.
• The birthday child receives their special a beautiful magic garden - a pot plant with a little fairy hiding in it.
Cost: $250 for 1 hour 10 kids (any additional children cost $10 per child)
• This includes up to 1 hour's entertainment including party games and prizes, plus 10 minutes of face decorating.
• The birthday child receives their special gift as above.
• Each child receives a magic bag which they decorated collect their prizes.
• Prizes include: a pass the parcel gift and a sticker, a tattoo, bubble mixture, a fairy or dragon figurine, a magic crystal.
Other themes
* Teddy Bear
* Pirate
* Mermaid and Sea Fairies
* Princess
* Kooky Spooky.
* We can add a touch of Dragon, Unicorn, Butterfly, Ladybird or any desired theme.
Let us know what theme you would like and we will see what we can do - all creative ideas are welcome!
For more information on our party packages, please visit: www.ladybirdentertainment.com.au or phone Fairy Sandie on 0410 329 507.
To make a booking enquiry, please visit: www.ladybirdentertainment.com.au/bookings/parties/
Like us on Facebook to keep up to date with all our fairy fun and events: https://www.facebook.com/ladybirdentertainment.com.au
Contact: 0410 329 507
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The children and adults absolutely blown away! Best entertainment!By amy.travcich on 24/11/2014 4:02:20 PM
Fairy Sandie is truly amazing! So genuine, talented and truly professional. All of the parents were absolutely blown away and all of the girls had the best fun. A beautifully presented hour of entertainment kept them all thoroughly entertained - it was such a joy being able to watch our daughter and her friends have so much fun instead of the usual 'pass the parcel/ musica (...) Read more
A magical 4th BirthdayBy melissa.m.bairstow on 29/10/2014 12:06:19 AM
Thank you Fairy Sandie for making my daughter's birthday celebration a day of fairies,magic and happiness. One of the most special moments was looking and seeing not only the little ones but the adults spellbound by the amazing Fairy Sandie.
Most magical 5 year old birthday experience ever!By Eli on 18/09/2014 2:57:32 PM
Fairy Sandie arrived to my daughter's 5th birthday party with a flourish of tulle and fairy dust to 12 very excited ( completely awed really) little girls. She then proceeded to take these little fairies on a fantastical journey thru the clever use of magic, fairy games, treasure hunts, fairy art, fairy wishing, dancing and singing with instruments and beautiful face pai (...) Read more
Hana's 5th Birthday partyBy sara.ansarikidwai on 12/08/2014 7:40:55 PM
Thank you Fairy Sandy for making Hana's party so special. She absolutely loved it, there were around 25+ kids who were absolutely captivated by the performance from get go. Literally there was a huge circle of kids, boys including, who were clapping and enthralled by everything throughout the one hour. Definitely would recommend to anyone, having a boy or girl, it is worth (...) Read more
Thanks Fairy SandieBy Lauren on 11/06/2014 2:32:49 PM
Thank you so much for the sparkle you brought to my daughters birthday party! Your energy and love for the children were felt by all and the kids (and parents!) all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. They are still talking about it. Thank you again for making the day such a success!
Sandie FairyBy BenHDeJonge on 6/05/2014 11:55:14 PM
Having seen Sandie Fairy in action at many Freo events, we were very excited to have her to our daughter's 5th birthday. She did not disappoint and was worth every cent. From going along with our surprise to holding the kids, boys and girls, totally enthralled for an hour and a half, and well and truly stimulated, entertained and delighted. Sandie Fairy was fantastic an (...) Read more
Nick's 4th birthday pirate partyBy Lee W on 20/03/2014 2:36:55 PM
Sandie you are the best! You've entertained both of my children now for birthday parties and you really know how to keep them busy AND happy at the same time - that's an achievement! the kids have wonderful memories of you and they really do think you have special powers. we hope to get you back again before they get too old for your magical world. thanks again.x
Amazing!By Kendra Shields on 12/03/2014 2:18:37 PM
This is my second experience with Sandie the Fairy. I took my then 1 year old to a fifth birthday party and loved her so much I requested her talents when my little one eventually turned 5. She is truly exceptional. She had the children mesmerised from the moment she stepped out to greet them. To keep a large group of 4 and 5 year olds, not to mention my little 1 year (...) Read more
Fairy Sandie your the BESTBy Angela on 4/03/2014 12:03:57 AM
We asked Fairy Sandie to come along to our daughters 3rd party. Fairy Sandie entertained the 3-5 year old friends, including the boys so well! We were really impressed! She is also such a lovely lady to work with, quick responses to our questions and made our party entertaining a breeze. Thanks Fairy Sandie we would certainly recommend you to any potential customers.
Amazing Mermaid Party!!By starr.jamieson on 24/02/2014 5:23:30 PM
My daughter celebrated her 6th birthday with Mermaid Sandie and adored it! Her friends had a beautiful and magical time - even the shyest of children grew brave and stepped in. Sandie was calm and kind to all children and the entertainment flowed with ease. I enjoyed the party experience as I was able to relax and really celebrate whilst Sandie took control. Many than (...) Read more


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There is a great amount of information available about velocities, trajectories, and general ballistics of firearm projectiles, but most of it describes what happens from the time the bullet leaves the muzzle.
Does anyone know of a source of information describing the pressures, velocities, acceleration, etc from primer ignition to muzzle? I realize that all of these average values can be easily calculated, but I'm interested in how they change as the projectile moves through the barrel. I don't imagine that it's linear.
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Ted is the head coach and trainer for Saratoga's U12 boys teams. Over the past ten years Ted has coached various age groups of youth soccer players at Saratoga Wilton Soccer Club and Littleton Soccer Club in Littleton, Colorado. Ted has been head coach and trainer of Saratoga's U12 teams for the past several years. He holds an 'E' coaching license as well as a National Soccer Coaches Association of America state coaching diploma. Ted was a four-year starter for Siena College's NCAA soccer team after being a Central Oneida League first team all-star playing center mid-field for New Hartford High School. Ted has been playing soccer since childhood, and still plays competitively today…….but at a much slower pace!
My primary focus at the U12 level is on player development. So, my coaching philosophy at the younger age groups is to provide players a challenging but fun environment in which they can develop solid technical skills; a willingness to handle the ball and play with confidence and creativity; an awareness of how to play an organized game of soccer; and a love of the game. Important decision-making concepts of tactical play are also emphasized to help prepare players for the next level. To accomplish this we provide players with lots of touches on the soccer ball through skills work and playing various short-sided games, amongst other training techniques. We try to make every training activity fun and challenging as part of a progression throughout a season. Sports can provide an excellent environment for kids to learn many valuable things such as the importance of hard work, teamwork, perseverance, sportsmanship, etc, and we certainly try to make the most of those opportunities throughout our soccer season.
What I think of most about my playing and coaching background are the teammates I have had, and players I have coached, over the years. I have been very fortunate to participate in soccer with many fine individuals over the years. Spending so much time playing a sport we all love, sometimes in favorable conditions and other times in challenging situations, allows strong bonds to be formed. Although I recall many team and individual accomplishments (and set-backs), what I think back on most are teammates and many soccer playing experiences we shared.
I like my U12 boys teams the most! Beyond that, I favor the US Men's and Women's National Teams and enjoy watching European club soccer games when I can.
Ted has three kids who are active with sports, including lacrosse, baseball, hockey, equestrian and soccer, and other activities. Ted says he doesn't have much free time beyond his kids' activities and coaching, but he also enjoys spending time with his family doing various outdoor activities and just relaxing. Ted was also a varsity baseball player in high school. Few people know that Ted appeared regularly on a children's TV show many years ago as a youngster living in Washington DC.


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Blocks - A Metro-Inspired Responsive Drupal Theme
Blocks is a Metro-inspired, fully-responsive Drupal 7 theme powered by ZURB Foundation 3. It uses the latest in HTML5, CSS3 and advanced jQuery techniques to deliver a truly unique theme that will wow your audience. Blocks includes powerful theme settings that allow you to configure your site quickly and easily. The homepage features several custom sections including an image slider that you can use to highlight important aspects of your site. There are unlimited color possibilities with 8 pre-defined color schemes to choose from, a touch-ready slider, image portfolio templates, support for tons of great widgets and much more. Blocks also supports all major browsers including IE9.
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GunnersGaming are delighted to announce the launch of our brand new Football Predictor.
Want to know who is going to win? What the score will be? Or who will score? Check out the probability of all the outcomes to help you predict what will happen!
Thanks to our comprehensive football database and data visualisation software we are able to use a complex algorithm to scientifically predict the probability of all the potential eventualities.
Arsenal v Newcastle
The Predictor was correct in forecasting Arsenal's win over Liverpool last weekend and this week it is significantly more confident that the outcome will be the same (74 per cent chance).
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- 1-1/2 cups fresh or frozen unsweetened raspberries, divided
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup milk
- Confectioners' sugar
- Line the bottom and sides of a 9-in. square baking pan with foil; coat with cooking spray. Place 1/2 cup raspberries in pan; set aside.
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs. Stir in lemon juice and vanilla until well blended. Combine flour, baking powder and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk, beating well after each addition.
- Fold in the remaining raspberries. Carefully spoon over berries in pan. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes.
- Invert cake onto a serving platter; carefully remove foil. Cool completely. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 9 servings.
Editor's Note: If using frozen raspberries, use without thawing to avoid discoloring the batter.
Originally published as Upside-Down Raspberry Cake in Country February/March 2001, p51
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I have a P9 and the gun has beem flawless. Ball and Hollow-point.
Its easy to carry in a in-the-pocket holster.
I've not shot either of the other two.
The CW9 is a "less expensive" version of the P9 (check their website).
The PM9 is just 1/2-inch shorter in barrel/slide and grip length.
I didn't consider that significant enough in increased consealability to offset the one fewer round and not having a grip for my little finger. I really like having a full grip.


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Jessica Simpson is showing off her new post-baby body!
The new mom stepped out over the weekend in Tampa, Fla., at an event for her fashion line, the Jessica Simpson Collection, where she showed off her new svelte body.
PLAY IT NOW: Celebrity Trainer Harley Pasternak: How Is Jessica Simpson Getting Her Body Back Post-Baby? - Emmys 2012 Gift Lounge
Just days earlier, the star - who dropped the pounds on Weight Watchers - gave fans a glimpse of her reported 60 lbs. weight loss (according to People) on the set of her upcoming commercial for company.
The 32-year-old, who welcomed daughter Maxwell Drew with fiance Eric Johnson on May 1, stepped out in ripped jeans, a pink blazer and a print blouse at Dillard's at International Plaza in Tampa.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Body After Baby: Stars Who Slimmed Down After Giving Birth
Jessica's sister, Ashlee - who sported a black loose-knit sweater ensemble, was also on hand for her sister's event.
Check out more stars who've slimmed down after giving birth, HERE!
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The death of a pet is very different from the death of a person, but we can still learn a lot about grieving from these experiences. In fact, grieving for a pet follows the same basic pattern as it does for people. After all, our pets are members of our family and, sometimes, our best friends. They love us unconditionally and we feel responsible for their safety and happiness.
If you're struggling with the death of an animal you loved very deeply, consider these ideas:
When we lose a pet, it's very tempting to run right out and get a new "replacement" to fill the empty space in our home and heart. Try not to rush into anything, and give yourself time to work through your emotions.
Hannah, 10, told us how she got through the grieving process after her cat, Tasha, was hit by a car and killed: "I knew I couldn't bring Tasha back, but a few months later we went to the animal shelter. I fell in love with this new kitty and adopted him, which meant that we saved his life. I liked the idea that we honored Tasha by giving life to another cat."


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I posted in the technical forum but I figure you guys here know best. I think I've decided on what wheels to get.
Q7 Replicas
But I'm not sure if this fits the car. I will lower the car on coilovers but I'd like to keep the ride comfortable and not have to worry about rubbing or scratching the car. Any ideas?


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I wonder if involuntary sterilization of men has happened
Women are still not paid as much as men
They hold a tiny percent of public office. They own a tiny percent of all land. They are regularly beaten, raped and violated by men.
If you can find any references to abortion in the bible, I would love to hear them
30% of women in the military 'report' being victims of rape or attempted rape in our 'all volunteer' military. 75% 'report' being sexually harassed.
Kathyp assertion over equal pay is misleading at best, as more women hold 'multiple jobs' than men and if women's work were so easy why don't we ever see men cleaning hotel rooms or (rarely) emptying bed pans?
not many women chose to go into farming on their own. most i know who own land own it with their husbands. if you are talking about owning houses, maybe, but i'd like to see the stats on that. also wonder if women in cities tend to wish to rent rather than buy. no maintenance that way.


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Asustek Computer is showcasing the Eee Keyboard that can work as a fully-functional PC as well as a wireless connection hub for multimedia devices to utilize any monitor or TV as a viewing platform.
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You didn't give two of the important details. Piston deck height and compressed head gasket thickness. These determine the squish. Guesstimating the gasket at 8 cc's (0.040") and the piston deck height volume at 5 cc's (0.025"), your static c.r. will be 10.56 and the cams you're looking at would work. Problem is, adding the gasket and deck gives a squish of 0.065". This may be too thick to allow operation on pump gas without detonation (ideal 0.035" to 0.045").
If whomever built the motor took squish into consideration and set it with, for instance, 0.025" deck and used a 0.015" steel shim gasket, then the squish would be at 0.040" but the static c.r. would be 11.23:1, so it wouldn't run on pump gas anyway, even with a tight squish (IN MY OPINION).
Now, you could go with a longer cam and try to squeak by with leaking off some of the compression, but you're already limiting yourself because the heads are gonna sign off about 5,000 rpm's and the cam you're lookin' at will operate from 2200 to 5700. If you went longer on the cam, you might operate from, for instance 2800 to 6200. Then the heads would be a mis-match and the converter would be a mis-match.
Who chose the parts for this motor anyway? What's the piston deck height? What's the gasket thickness?
Cam Selection help
I finally got the information on how the motor in my Cutlass was built, and I'd like to run a cam selection by the collective. Here is what I've got:
SBC, .030 over
14014416 305 heads opened up with 1.94 intake valves
1.5 ratio roller rockers
Speedpro flat top pistons (TRW-L2256F30)
MSD 6AL ignition, coil, distributor
Edelbrock AirGap intake
Edelbrock 1611 Performer 750 carb
Turbo 350 trans with shift kit and 2800 stall converter
1 5/8 headers and free flow exhaust, but with cats
I'm looking for solid street performance with very occassional trips to the strip. I want enough vacuum for power brakes. It's all going in an 83 Olds Cutlass, about 3500 lbs in current trim.
I'm looking at something along the lines of the Summit K1105 or Comp Cams 12-243-3. Both are in the neighborhood of 226/243, with less than .500 lift. The lobe separation is significantly different between these 2 cams.
Any thoughts? Am I smoking crack with these cams? Or can I go hotter safely? Am I missing important details? This will be my first American iron build, so I am looking at it as a learning experience. But I don't want to totally F it up in the learning process.
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The day's action began in the morning with the eight Extreme 40 teams sent out to race early to take advantage of the morning breeze before seven races were staged this afternoon. The fleet described the conditions as erratic and challenging, with the breeze funneling between the towering skyscrapers making the racing unpredictable allowing big gains, but also big loses, to be made if teams entered what co-commentator and one of the sports best known sailors Nick Moloney called 'no man's land'.
With some races lasting less than six minutes, the pre –start sequence became integral on the short stadium race course, and at some point throughout the day nearly all teams caved to the pressure jumping the gun and receiving a starting penalty.
Only the Danish SAP Extreme Sailing Team kept their bows clean and tactician and co-skipper Rasmus Kostner explained the challenges the fleet face.
'Generally I think the wind conditions are changing every 30-40 seconds around the track so it's really about trying to make the most out of the situations you're in and to try to think what's going to happen long-term, but it's just really, really difficult. We actually love it! (the short/tight course). It's full of action and I think the area we're in is just great, it's perfect as you can see a lot of people on the shore, so sailing close to the spectators it's just great.' Kostner and his Danish team finish the day in fifth place, and within striking distance of the podium.
Despite three races wins by defending Series champions The Wave, Muscat, by skipper Leigh McMillan's standards it was a disappointing day, ending with a 12 point deficit to Alinghi. Red Bull Sailing Team were back on form after spluttering a little yesterday to wrap up the day in third place, 13 points behind McMillan.
The ever-improving invitational home team Team Aberdeen Singapore, with Extreme 40 veteran Rob Greenhalgh at the helm, upped their game today showing they can mix it up and challenge the full Series teams, consistently posting top three results including a race win. Greenhalgh, who won the first ever Extreme Sailing Series, was however realistic about their chances here racing against the more experienced and highly competitive top-level sailors. 'The racing here is extremely close and competitive. The small mistakes turn into big mistakes. We are gelling as a crew and of course there are challenges – certain things only come from sailing together as a team a lot. We are finding our feet and and we're starting to get better, and maybe tomorrow, you never know, we might be that little bit better again.'
The young team Kiwi skippers Will Tiller and Peter Burling were out to prove a point here in Singapore today and both are eying the podium in what is only their second ever Extreme 40 Act. Will Tiller's GAC Pindar scored two bullets, leaving them tied on points with Red Bull Sailing Team, while Burling's team were rewarded after a tough day on the water claiming honours in the Aberdeen Asset Management Challenge Trophy knock out series.
Tomorrow (Saturday 13th April) the NeilPryde Windsurf Racing Series starts as the main warm-up act with local windsurfers including Audrey Yong, 2010 bronze medallist from the Youth Olympics, taking to the waters of Marina Bay. One thing is for sure: there will be plenty of moves on the water, as well as on the leaderboard over the next two days.
Saturday and Sunday's racing will be broadcast live on the official website at the amended time of 1700-1830 daily local time (1100-1230 European time) and live to homes around Singapore on national broadcaster Starhub Supersports Arena.
Extreme Sailing Series 2013 Act 2, Singapore standings after Day 2, 15 races (12.04.13)
Position / Team / Points
1st Alinghi (SUI) Morgan Larson, Stuart Pollard, Pierre-Yves Jorand, Nils Frei, Yves Detrey 122 points.
2nd The Wave, Muscat (OMA) Leigh McMillan, Ed Smyth, Pete Greenhalgh, Musab Al Hadi, Hashim Al Rashdi 110 points.
3rd Red Bull Sailing Team (AUT) Roman Hagara, Hans Peter Steinacher, Matthew Adams, Pierre Le Clainche, Graeme Spence 97 points.
4th GAC Pindar (NZL) Will Tiller, Brad Farrand, Stewart Dodson, Harry Thurston, Matt Steven 97 points.
5th SAP Extreme Sailing Team (DEN) Jes Gram-Hansen, Rasmus Kostner, Pete Cumming, Mikkel Røssberg, Nicolai Sehested 94 points.
6th Team Korea (KOR) Peter Burling, Blair Tuke, Mark Bulkeley, Sungwok Kim, Sung Ahn Jung 93 points.
7th Realteam (SUI) Jérome Clerc, Bruno Barbarin, Arnaud Psarofaghis, Cédric Schmidt, Bryan Mettraux 84 points.
8th Team Aberdeen Singapore (SIN) Scott Glen Sydney, Robert Greenhalgh, Andrew Walsh, Justin Wong, Rick Peacock 83 Extreme Sailing Series


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Ralph Shafer
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Dale Dean "Pappy" Sandlin, 74, Gas, passed away Sunday, June 18, 2017, at Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita.Dale was born Dec. 19, 1942, in Port St. Joe, Fla., to Dayton Dale and Francis Louise (Dean) Sandlin. He lived in seven different states and 32 different... [More]
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'Blood in the Water' — Pulitzer Prize winner at Thursday Iola library program
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Gas restaurant set to reopen in August
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'The passion for the Bills and Sabres is no weaker, but the landscape has changed. Buffalo fans have lowered their standards and settled for mediocrity. I don't remember a time quite like this, when fans simultaneously were as disgusted with both teams as they are now. But their dissatisfaction, their misery, doesn't show up at the gate. Has my hometown grown soft?'
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It's going to be a star-studded evening as the 86th Academy Awards get underway on March 2nd, and there are now two additional famous faces slated to take the stage.
Given that it's the biggest James Bond 007 film of all time, it's only fitting that "Skyfall" has been nominated for six trophies at the upcoming Empire Awards.
The British spy flick will compete for Best Film, while stars Daniel Craig and Judi Dench are up for Best Actor and Best Actress, respectively. Additionally, Sam Mendes snagged a nod for Best Director.
His hard work paid off and Daniel Day Lewis took home the award for Best Actor at tonight's (February 24) 2013 Academy Awards.
Daniel scored a win for his astounding work in "Lincoln," and made history by taking home his third trophy in the leading male category.
Stepping out for an evening of pomp and circumstance, Daniel Day-Lewis headed over to the Dolby Theatre for the 2013 Academy Awards tonight (February 24).
Surrounded by his A-list peers, the "Lincoln" star did a little hobnobbing as he posed with his wife Rebecca Miller before heading inside to catch all the action.
The Beverly Hilton was the place to be this afternoon (February 4) as Hollywood's biggest and brightest stars came out for the 85th Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon.
Gearing up for the Oscars on February 24th, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences held the invite-only shindig to show some love to this year's trophy hopefuls.
Looking over the last year of theatrical releases, W magazine has selected the hottest actors in the game. And there are plenty of deserving gentlemen that made the cut.
Obviously no list would be complete without Matthew McConaughey, whose films "Killer Joe" and "Magic Mike" were both impressive.
Showing some love to their Spanish fans, Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, and Steven Spielberg all showed up at the "Lincoln" photocall in Madrid this afternoon (January 16).
The Casa de America was chock full of fans and shutterbugs ahead of the critically-acclaimed premiere event.
"And the Oscar goes to…" is one of the most exciting phrases in the film industry, and this year there's some serious competition among the Academy Awards nominees.


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Alumni Association honors two Wayne Law graduates
June 06, 2012
DETROIT — U.S. District Judge Nancy Edmunds may never think of "legal briefs" the same way again after presiding over the high publicized "Christmas Day Underwear Bomber" trial. And attorney Nick Schroeck likely thinks of "illegal immigration" in terms of fish — invasive Asian carp — in his role as executive director of the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center.
Their legal roles and interests differ widely, but Edmunds and Schroeck have something in common. These two outstanding Wayne State University Law School graduates were among seven alumni honored May 7 for their achievements, excellence and service during the annual Alumni Awards Gala at Ford Field.
Edmunds, a 1976 Wayne Law graduate, was presented with a Distinguished Alumni Award honoring outstanding service to the university over a period of years, personal accomplishments that enhance the prestige of WSU and distinguished service in her field of endeavor.
Anyone who follows the news will be familiar with Edmunds, who presided over the recent "Christmas Day Underwear Bomber" trial. In that role, she made several important decisions to ensure the defendant's right to a fully fair trial would be protected despite his notoriety.
Even before that, the judge was no stranger to the news media. She made an important and controversial decision in Detroit Free Press v. Ashcroft in 2002, a case that arose in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2011, terrorist attacks. Edmunds ruled that it was a violation of the First Amendment for the government to designate certain immigration hearings as "special interest cases" and close them to the public. Her decision was affirmed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth District. That opinion, written by another Wayne Law alumnus, Judge Damon Keith, contained the much quoted statement, "Democracies die behind closed doors."
Edmunds has served as a U.S. district judge for the Eastern District of Michigan since 1992, when she was appointed to the federal bench by President George W. Bush. She spent 14 years before that as a private practice attorney with the Detroit-based firm Dykema Gossett in its commercial litigation section.
She graduated summa cum laude from Wayne Law, and served as editor-in-chief of the Wayne Law Review as a student.
Edmunds began her career as a judicial clerk to U.S. Senior District Judge Ralph Freeman.
Throughout her 35-year legal career, she has been active in a number of professional and civic organizations, including the Federal Judges Association, American Bar Association, Federal Bar Association and the State Bar of Michigan.
She served as a member of the board of trustees of Temple Beth El from 1990-97, board of governors member of Cranbrook/Kingswood Schools from 1999-04, and as a board of trustees member of the Jewish Community Relations Council from 2005-07. She also has been active with the Stratford Shakespearean Festival of America.
Over the past 10 years, Edmunds has made significant contributions to WSU.
"She has lent her wisdom and gravitas to Wayne Law's Board of Visitors for the past nine years, including four years as chair of that board, which serves as an advisory body to the dean," said Marguerite Rigby, interim executive director of the Wayne State University Alumni Association. "As the board's chair, Judge Edmunds played a major role in revitalizing that body, an accomplishment that continues to bear fruit. During my deanship, I have personally appreciated Judge Edmunds' advice, which is always characterized by integrity and professionalism."
Edmunds also served two years as a member of the alumni association Board of Directors.
Schroeck, a 2007 Wayne Law graduate, was presented with the Recent Alumni Award for outstanding professional achievement, community contributions and service to the university.
Since early in 2010, Schroeck, an adjunct instructor with the WSU Law School, has served as executive director of the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center, an independent and not-for-profit organization founded by WSU Professor Noah Hall to help shape the future of environmental law and protect the Great Lakes. The group has helped reform water law, working with many other organizations, by educating lawmakers and the public, litigating precedent-setting cases and researching new policy approaches and solutions.
As a Wayne Law instructor, he is director of the Transnational Environmental Law Clinic in partnership with the University of Windsor (Ontario, Canada) Law School. The clinic provides students with opportunities to gain legal experience in U.S. and Canadian environmental law and Great Lakes regional issues.
Previously, he worked for the National Wildlife Federation's Great Lakes Natural Resources Center in Ann Arbor, and was a Sea Grant Fellow with the Great Lakes Commission. He represents clients in a variety of water and quality litigation in state and federal courts, and serves on the board of Saving Birds Thru Habitat.
Schroeck frequently appears in the media as an expert on high-profile environmental law cases, including the well-publicized, ongoing dispute over how to keep Asian carp, already established in the Mississippi River basin, out of the Great Lakes. He recently was named co-chair of the Water Law Committee of the State Bar of Michigan Environmental Law Section, and presented the State of Law update for water law in Michigan at the group's annual meeting.


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(Note: This is the first one in a series of posts where we will publish a near-monthly letter from the Dr. Lockwood that usually goes out to donors and supporters of Multnomah's ministry.)
Of Psalm 100 & Thanksgiving
I am not sure why I often think of Psalm 100 when Thanksgiving rolls around. Probably, it's because I memorized it as a child and it still sticks. After all, who can ever forget that we are to "make a joyful noise!"
Apparently, I'm not alone. Christians over the centuries have called this psalm, "The Old One Hundred." This November, in church services across the land and in hundreds of thousands of Christian homes, this psalm will be recited, read, prayed, or sung before the ritual of devouring the turkey begins.
What delights me most is that this venerable poem (for Hebrew poetry it is) is such good theology. Its five short verses are anchored by two great truths about God. Let's explore them together, with illustrations from God's work in, through, and with the people of Multnomah.
The Lord is God
The first great truth affirms the greatness of God (v. 3). The Lord—Yahweh—is God, indeed! And fittingly, this portion of the psalm is a call to exuberant worship. Shout! Rejoice! Sing! The psalmist summons us to uninhibited praise because that truly is the only acceptable response when we stand in the presence of the Lord our God.
Our students take this call to uninhibited, joyful worship literally. This fall, our college chapel program moved onto campus, meeting often in the Joseph C. Aldrich student cafeteria. It's not as convenient as Central Bible's auditorium: extra sound, lighting, staging, and a digital projector and screen had to be added. A crew of student volunteers moves the dining room tables out of the way and arranges the 400 chairs in rows before chapel begins. The space itself is barely large enough for our student body as they pack into the chairs or stand shoulder to shoulder in the back.
But they love it! They define "close communion" creatively. Veteran chapel-goers like me can sense renewed energy and excitement among the students for prayer, singing, and responding to the Word of God.
The psalmist, after exclaiming that the Lord is the sovereign God, then reminds us of who we are. Notice the two descriptions (v. 3): we are His creatures (the Lord made us) and we are His sheep (the Lord shepherds us). Just think of it! Our great God is our Sovereign and our Shepherd. We, on the other hand, are His fragile vessels and His vulnerable lambs. No wonder we are called to worship this sovereign Shepherd. All we are, all we have, and all we can become belong to Him.
As a campus community, we have witnessed—and endured—great sorrow this year. Dr. Joe, Multnomah's beloved third president, passed away last February from a debilitating fifteen years with Parkinson's. In May, Laura Silva and her brother-in-law alumnus Tony Silva were tragically taken in a climbing accident. This September, Gordon Peterson, a well-regarded high school teacher in Vancouver and a 1984 alumnus, was struck and killed while riding his bicycle. His daughter, Julia, a freshman at Multnomah this fall, continues to grieve with her family.
We cannot explain these events, nor are we called to do so. Rather, we find comfort in a sovereign Shepherd who loves His sheep.
The Lord is Good
The second great truth underscores the goodness of God (v. 5). The Lord our God is a good God, the palmist explains. And our appropriate response to this is thanksgiving—thanks laced with the praise that a supplicant would bear to a majestic ruler as he passes through the palace gates and enters the royal court. How fitting! We worship God because He is great. We thank Him because He is good. And, God's goodness, the psalmist tells us, is expressed in two magnificent ways: His enduring love and His everlasting faithfulness.
At Multnomah we have witnessed God's enduring love time after time. We see it in the hundreds of new and returning students He entrusts us with each semester. Each one is a walking miracle of God's love and grace. We observe it in the ways transformation takes place in those lives, even within the span of a semester. We catch in the students that go out from here into all kinds of effective service—from vocational to marketplace ministries.
We also experience His everlasting faithfulness. I don't need to remind you that we are in a difficult economic climate. Our enrollment has suffered in our traditional programs this fall, in large part because many students cannot afford to attend Multnomah right now. All of us on faculty and staff are cutting necessary expenses to keep ahead of the financial curve.
Yet the Lord remains faithful, especially to some of our faithful donors have had to reduce their support as they deal with depleted retirement savings or loss of jobs. I am so grateful at this special time of year for your faithfulness in supporting this work. You indeed reflect God's faithfulness to us!
Making a joyful noise to the Lord,
Daniel R. Lockwood
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text: NEA launches second television ad campaign to support education jobs bill The National Education Association today launched a second, limited television ad campaign urging Congress to pass The Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act. If passed, the proposal will help put first responders, teachers and support staff back to work. "The Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act is the right plan for the American people," said NEA President Dennis Van Roekel. "Congress can choose to put students ahead of political gridlock by supporting a bill that puts educators back in classrooms and off of the unemployment lines." Send an email now: Tell the Senate to vote YES on the Teachers and First Responders bill. Teachers, education support professionals, parents and others in local communities are rallying behind President Barack Obama's bold proposal to get the economy moving in the right direction. The proposal would put approximately 400,000 educators back to work and help keep class sizes more manageable. The new 30-second ad, which is micro-targeted in media markets in Alaska, Massachusetts, Nevada, and West Virginia, follows a similar 30-second ad buy that aired in media markets in Massachusetts, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Texas and the District of Columbia. The new ad campaign features Cherine Akbari, a laid-off history teacher from Northeast High School in Oakland Park, Florida. Cherine was fired the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week and five days after she moved into her new house. "The day I found out that I wouldn't be coming back into the classroom was awful," said Cherine Akbari. "One of my students started crying in front of the whole class. When I tried to reassure her, she said, 'You don't understand. You changed my life. I want to become a teacher because of you.' I couldn't help wondering if she became a teacher, would there even be a job for her?"The Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act, if passed, would put people like Cherine back in the classroom with her students again. There are hundreds of thousands of unemployed educators like her who are willing and eager to get back to schools and classrooms—with help from Congress."Congress must act now to provide this much-needed boost to our economy by putting educators back to work," said Van Roekel. "This legislation is about more than saving educators' jobs—it also is about securing the future for our students and our nation."To learn more about a new report showing the impact of budget cuts on schools, visit http://www.nea.org/home/48907.htmSend an email now: Tell the Senate to vote YES on the Teachers and First Responders bill.


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> Table[Show[3DObject, Boxed -> False,
> ViewPoint->{ 2 Cos[n 2 Pi/60], 2 Sin[n 2 Pi/60],2 }],
> {n, 0, 60}];
>This *almost* worked. The only problem is that Mathematica doesn't
>keep the size of 3DObject constant (wrt to the rest of the window)
>from one frame to the next, so the image zooms in and out as it
>rotates (a semi-cool effect, in face, but not exactly what I had in
>mind). How can I get Mathematica to keep the image size constant
>wrtthe window from one frame to the next?
Try the option SphericalRegion -> True inside Show.
Allan Hayes
hay at haystack.demon.co.uk


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All Things Bright and Beautiful
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All things bright and beautiful,
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful,
The Lord God made them all.
1. Each little flow'r that opens,
Each little bird that sings,
He made their glowing colors,
He made their tiny wings:
2. The purple-headed mountain,
The river running by,
The sunset and the morning
That brighten up the sky:
3. The cold wind in the winter,
The pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits in the garden,
He made them ev'ry one:
4. The tall trees in the greenwood,
The meadows where we play,
The rushes by the water
We gather ev'ry day:
Words: Cecil Frances Alexander, 1818–1895
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Score big points with your fellow football fans by sharing these crowd-pleasing tailgating recipes on game day. These easy tailgating recipes mix and match easily so that you can create the perfect game day menu. From breakfast sandwiches to hearty dips to one-bite salad wedges, these fun football foods offer something for everyone. While some recipes require a plate and a fork, there are tons of tailgating finger foods, like Touchdown Pinwheels and Baby Ballpark Dogs, to keep it super simple. Pick your favorites and get started!
Loaded Totchos
This sensational spud riff on nachos is an hommage to party food lovers everywhere. Loaded with toppings and drizzled with a hot cheese dip, these totchos are ready to rock and roll right onto your plate.
Anne's Hot Sausage DipWhether you're at the game or cheering from home, kick off your tailgating party with our first-string collection of snacks, spreads, and dips. For starters, scoop up this hearty sausage dip and keep it warm at the tailgate party in an insulated casserole dish carrier.
Homemade Chicken Fingers
Sorry, drive-thru: This version of the kid (and adult!) favorite is better than yours. Chicken fingers just might be the ultimate party food.
Loaded Baked Potato DipAll tailgate fans will cheer for this hearty dip version of a loaded baked potato featuring waffle fries dipped into a hot mixture of cheese, bacon, and sour cream.
Louisiana Hot Crab Dip
Fresh crab meat is the star of this classic NOLA appetizer dip.
Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dip
This party-ready chicken wing recipe will not disappoint, especially if you make and serve the blue cheese dip on the side.
Roll Tide Breakfast RollsWhen your tailgate is slated to last from sun-up to sun-down, start the day right with a filling, flavorful breakfast.
Traditional HummusHummus dip is a great choice for tailgating because it's easy to transport and is great chilled and at room temperature. Serve with pita chips or a variety of fresh veggies.
Grilled Pepper PoppersIf the game isn't going your way, have no fear. These spicy cheese-filled poppers will fire up any Super Bowl bash. And try washing them down with a cool cocktail.
Crispy Parmesan ChickpeasIf you're planning to pack these flavor-coated, fiber-filled poppers as a to-go snack, be sure to allow them to cool completely on a flat surface first.
Muffuletta DipThis dip version of the classic New Orleans sandwich features olive salad, salami, pepperoncini salad peppers, black olives and diced provolone cheese. Serve with slices of French bread for a hearty tailgate treat.
Sausage, Bean, and Spinach DipScore big points at your next tailgate with this ultimate spinach dip featuring the addition of ground sausage, pinto beans, cream cheese, and Parmesan. It's almost hearty enough to be a main dish.
Maple Chicken WingsWings are a must-have at any tailgate, and serving them in a bucket is affordable, cute, and definitely low on the mess factor. Just be sure to provide a second bucket for the scraps.
Sausage RollsWrap a savory sausage mixture in puff pastry strips and bake for a tasty tailgating treat that's especially good for a tailgate brunch.
BLT WrapWrap sandwiches are so versatile. You can fill them with your favorite meats and condiments for an array of options. Individually wrap them in plastic wrap or secure with a toothpick for easy pick-up-and-go treats.
Light Pimiento Cheese-Stuffed CeleryThis recipe makes plenty to go around, so stuff some in celery stalks and serve the rest with crackers, apple wedges, or as a sandwich spread. Make pimiento cheese up to a week before game day and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Spinach-and-Artichoke DipServe hot from the oven to those gathered 'round the big screen. Top off the savory dip with one of our favorite beer beverages.
Barbecue Deviled EggsWhen you make deviled eggs, add some chopped smoked pork to the filling for a game-winning twist. Place the serving tray over ice to keep the appetizers cool during the celebration.
Crisp and Spicy Snack MixServe this mix in individual paper cups adorned with your football team's colors for a portable snack that tailgaters can easily carry as they make the rounds.
Roasted Corn SalsaWhile you're grilling game-day burgers and brats, add some corn to the fire for this zesty recipe.
Cheddar Cheese StrawsSavory and rich with just a bit of a peppery bite, cheese straws are great for game-day snacking. They're especially easy to make and travel well.
Spiced Mixed NutsPack a staple snack mix that's perfect for munching anytime on game day. Take it to the tailgate in an airtight container, and then divide into individual plastic bags for a mid-game treat.
Smoky Ranch DipChipotle peppers in adobo sauce give traditional Ranch dressing a smoky kick. Pair this versatile dip with chicken fingers, wings, carrot sticks, or potato chips at your next tailgate.
Boiled PeanutsSave yourself a trip to the concession stand by preparing this favorite football snack. If you're craving more flavor, try one of the savory variations included with the recipe.
Avocado-Tomatillo Dip with Cumin Pita ChipsUpdate game-day guacamole by adding tomatillos to the mix. Not only will they bring extra flavor, but they'll keep your dip from discoloring at the tailgate.
Layered Spicy Black Bean DipMake this spicy Mexican dip your go-to dip for tailgate parties and casual entertaining. Just layer cream cheese, black bean dip and shredded cheese and top with your choice of onions, olives and tomatoes.
Creamy Feta-Spinach DipMake a traditional spinach dip lower in fat by using low-fat mayonnaise, sour cream , and cream cheese instead of the full-fat products and add extra flavor with feta cheese and dill.
Sausage BallsThese savory treats are dangerously popable. Plan to at least double the recipe if you're hosting this week's tailgate.
Grilled Vegetable Dip with Pita ChipsRecipes best served at room temperature are ideal for game-days. This grilled veggie dip is a nice alternative to the heavy cheese dips and spicy salsas on the buffet.
BBQ-Ranch PopcornEncourage friends to grab a cone of savory popcorn for their walk to the stadium. Three ingredients quickly transform microwave popcorn into a must-have treat.
Grilled Sweet Potatoes with Chipotle DipSweed potato wedges are a tasty alternative when you're wearing thin on salty chips. The sweetness of the wedges perfectly balances the spice in the dip.
Hot Brown FondueKentucky fans, get ready to swoon! Your favorite sandwich is now a game-day ready dip. This dish is ideal for late-season games when the temperature starts to drop.
Yummy Sausage CupsGrab-and-go appetizers are ideal for tailgates, especially when the treat being served is savory. Now, who wants sausage?
Tiny Pizza PiesThis is so easy it feels like cheating. Start with frozen or delivery pizzas and cut the pies into bite-size portions with a biscuit cutter. Your guests will thank you when they're not balancing a full slice with their already-loaded plate.
White Cheddar-Chive Pimiento CheesePimiento cheese pairs perfectly with sliced veggies, crisp chips, or even just a big spoon so that guests can enjoy themselves. The secret is grating the cheese yourself (really!).
Coleslaw CupsSkip the plate and fork and serve a tailgate favorite, cole slaw, with ease by using crisp lettuce as your vehicle for this tasty side.
Fresh Pork Sausage PattiesWhen a morning game is on your team's schedule, start the day off right with grab-and-go sausage and biscuit breakfast sandwiches for your crew. Who doesn't love brunch?
Buckeye Brownie CupsOne-bite treats keep your fingers clean and your appetite ready for the next dish. Why make basic brownies when you can make these beauties?
Beer and Cheese DipAt a tailgate, incorporating beer into as many dishes as possible is a fun way to bring the best of game-day to a festive event. Using a dark beer really makes this recipe stand out.
Fried Chicken WingsSkip the mess of saucy wings by serving fried wings instead. Plus, fried chicken is one of the rare dishes that's delicious hot, room temperature, or chilled, so it's easy to serve any time of day.
Pumpkin DipThis dip is astoundingly easy and almost doubles as a dessert. It makes a nice addition to a savory spread.
Barbecue-Peach Summer RollsMake barbecue easy to enjoy by wrapping it up tight in sushi-inspired rolls. Ole Miss, this one's calling your name!
Pretzel-Crusted Chicken NuggetsChicken nuggets are definitely not just for kids. Serve them with a mix of spicy and sweet dips to allow your guests to mix and match for their dipping pleasure.
Chicken Salad Tomato CupsAdd bright, bold color to your basic tailgate fare by serving classic chicken salad in tiny tomatoes. Make enough for each guest to have two.
Fruit Kebabs with Honey-Yogurt Dipping SauceKebabs are a fantastic way to maximize table space while adding color to your spread. Plus, you're pretty much guaranteed to fall in love with that dipping sauce.
Greek Spinach DipSpinach dip is a tailgate favorite; make a recipe that calls for satisfying Greek yogurt to ensure you last through the fourth quarter.
Mango Guacamole
Offering sweet and tangy notes, mangoes balance perfectly against rich and creamy avocado.
Baked Buffalo Chicken StripsThis must-try appetizer is a favorite for all ages. Keep a simple dip, like honey mustard, around for the pint-sized fans.
Pimiento Cheese with BaconThis must-have tailgate dip is a bargain at only about $1 per serving. Pair it with hearty crackers or crisp veggies for this weekend's big game.
Antipasto Skewers with Pesto DipGive your oven a rest with these no-cook Antipasto Skewers. Just pile the meat, cheese and veggies on a stick and serve with the easy pesto dip for a no-fail game-day appetizer.
Buffalo Chicken DipThink of this as no-mess wings in a bowl. Pair this 5-ingredient Buffalo Chicken Dip with celery and crackers for a quick, spicy dip fit for any tailgate
Creamy BLT DipYour favorite simple sandwich is now a simple, 5-ingredient dip. Try this Creamy BLT Dip for an easy appetizer at your next football gathering.
Black-eyed Pea-and-Ham DipLooking for a little extra luck? Serve this savory dip to up your odds.
Bacon-Wrapped Potatoes with QuesoWe say bacon makes everything better. This dish proves us exactly right.
Caramel Apple DipSwitch gears from savory to sweet with this must-try fall dip. Baste the apple slices with lemon juice to prevent browning before your tailgate is ready to share.
Irresistible Blue Cheese DipCount on blue cheese to make every appetizer spread better. Pair this dip with any veggies you please for an amazing pre-game dish.
One-Bite Wedge Salad with Blue Cheese and BaconAdd a (gasp!) healthy option to the table with these one-bite salad cuties.
Bacon-Onion DipThis appetizing Bacon-Onion Dip boasts minimal prep time and pairs perfectly with assorted fresh vegetables. Who's ready for game day?
Cream Cheese-and-Olive Pecan BitesCrunchy, creamy, and oh-so delicious, these one-bite wonders are a touchdown on game days.
Bacon Black Bean DipBlack bean dip is a nice alternative to hummus and cheese dip. Dress it up or down for your style of tailgate.
Tortellini Caprese BitesSkewer this easy lunch option before the game and serve them in a glass vase to save room on your tailgate table.
Warm Gumbo DipWhen cool weather strikes, fight back with a warm dip. Use a car-powered slow-cooker to keep this dish warm en route to the game, or simply place warm in a small cooler.
Honey-Ginger Chicken BitesAdd colored toothpicks to this zesty appetizer option to keep your fingers from being sticky. Then again, the sauce is so tasty that you likely won't mind!
Colby-Pepper Jack Cheese DipThis colby-pepper jack cheese dip is made heartier by the addition of chopped cooked chicken. Chopped chipotle peppers, jalapeños, and chili powder add even more heat. Prepare up to a day ahead.
Macaroni-and-Pimiento Cheese BitesThis dish is ideal for games on your home turf, but can easily be transported for tailgates in the great outdoors.
Touchdown Butterscotch DipPaired with this warm dip, fruit has never been more tempting. Made with butterscotch chips, rum extract and chopped pecans, this dip is a rich memorable treat.
Cheese Bread BitesSometimes you just really need to dip cheesy bread into marinara. This recipe makes that easy, and delicious, to do.
Blue Cheese-Artichoke DipBlue cheese amps up the flavor for a little twist on the traditional artichoke appetizer. The dip holds up well for about two hours after the cook time. Serve with pita chips or toasted baguette slices.
Tomato-Feta BitesSelf-serve appetizers are ideal on game day. Make a double batch of these tasty Italian-inspired bites to ensure you have enough.
Hot Caramelized Onion Dip with Bacon and GruyèreServe this addictive onion dip with a sliced baguette or apples, or thick-cut potato chips. Loser does the dishes.
Fried Chicken BitesCut chicken breasts into one-inch pieces to make this easy appetizer dish. Kids will call them nuggets; we just call them delicious.
Layered Spicy Black Bean and Cheddar DipUse a glass bowl to display dips that are bold and colorful, like this decadent layered bean dip.
Herbed Cheese Dip with CruditésTopping sliced veggies with a dollop of creamy dip encourages guests to serve themselves. We've made it easy with this no-fuss recipe.
Instant Turkey WrapOffer grab-and-go wraps for easy munching at the tailgate or while walking to the game. Use basic ingredients plus one signature, like a grainy mustard.
Three-Dip DinnerVariety is the spice of any tailgate, so keep your guests happy by offering a fun array of dips. We suggest providing labels unless you really like repeating recipe names over and over again.
Southwest BLT WrapThese wraps are so delicious they should be illegal. Use colored toothpicks that match your team's colors for bonus points.
Striped Ribbon SandwichesGive finger sandwiches a much-needed upgrade with this easy, popular recipe.
Touchdown PinwheelsThe best tailgate dishes are those that can be served at room temperature or even chilled. These too-cute pinwheels fit that category perfectly!
Pizza SticksJarred bruschetta topping, chock full of flavorful herbs and veggies, saves both money and prep time for these cheesy pizza sticks. Simply top a refrigerated thin pizza crust with the bruschetta topping and a shredded cheese blend, bake, and cut into bite-size strips.
Italian Egg RollsTraditional egg rolls detour into an Italian-inspired recipe. Make sure you don't forget the warm pizza sauce for dipping!
Stuffed MushroomsOlive Garden is famous for its generous portions of classic Italian dishes: pasta, pizza, breadsticks and that endless salad. Try this DIY version this weekend to surprise your crowd.
Pistachio Pastry TwistsGive your guests something crisp and delicious to munch on while they debate today's starting line. Verticle presentation saves you room for large platters of other noshes.
Swizzle-Stick Pizza AppetizersThis pizza appetizer couldn't get much easier-- it starts with frozen cheese pizza!
Hawaiian Ham SandwichesWith the perfect combination of sweet and salty flavors, these Hawaiian Ham Sandwiches are sure to be crowd-pleasers. Serve them during the holidays or during a football party–they are great for any occasion.
Kibbeh Meatballs with Spiced Yogurt SauceSkip the frozen meatballs and make this tailgate classic yourself. You'll never go back to the bag again.
Baby Ballpark DogsWhat's more adorable than mini hot dogs? Nothing. We repeat, nothing.
Hogs in a BlanketThis fun, high-brow take on pigs in a blanket swaps spicy andouille sausage for the hot dogs, with sweet mustard chutney as a condiment.
Mini Muffulettas
Tailgate Tip: Prepare sandwiches the day before the game. Place in zip-top plastic freezer bags, and refrigerate overnight.
Andouille Corn Poppers
These spicy, bite-size versions of corn dogs are irresistible. You'll need about 30 minutes and 1 qt. of oil for frying them.
Pepperoni PuffsLight and fluffy, these Pepperoni Puffs are perfect finger food. Serve them with a side of marinara sauce for dipping.
Broccoli Salad DipSpin the old-school salad into a dip, and pair with everything from crudités to pretzel rods.
Cheese Truffles
Pimiento cheese transforms into tiny little cheese truffles in this effortless recipe. These bite-sized cheese balls are perfect for your next party or get-together and are an easy no-cook solution to that appetizer spread. Roll each cheese ball into chopped toasted pecans, parsley or crumbled bacon for irresistible flavor in every bite.
Corn Dogs
These are daintier, fluffier versions of those carnival behemoths, but they still go great with mustard and ketchup.
Bacon-Grits FrittersGrits are treasured like gold in the South. These Bacon-Grits Fritters are the perfect Southern delicacy to introduce to your family and friends. Watch them quickly disappear at your next tailgate!
Bacon-and-Greens SalsaFor the ultimate Southern-style warm dip, combine chopped greens, corn, and bacon and serve with pork skins, sweet potato chips and hot sauce.
Cheddar-Bacon BallsBanana peppers add just the right amount of spice to this pre-game treat. Better double the recipe to ensure you have enough for every hungry fan.
Blue Cheese Cocktail CrackersSkip traditional cookies and serve a must-have savory treat. These savory little bites are great to serve with drinks as a tasty snack for game day.
Potato SkinsAdding pimiento cheese to traditional potato skins is a game changer. The added depth of flavor makes this appetizer one for the "Keeper" recipe file.
Knuckle TipsThese little goodies will disappear in no time! The brown sugar adds just the perfect amount of sweetness to these tasty little treats!
Bacon-Smoked Paprika-Cheddar BarsIn these savory bites of Bacon-Smoked Paprika-Cheddar Bars, sharp cheddar cheese gets a warming welcome from the smokey flavors of bacon and paprika.
Onion-Bacon DipBreak out of that onion soup dip rut and wow game-day guests with an easy dip made with sautéed onions, leeks, cream cheese, sour cream and lots of crispy cooked bacon. No need to serve it in the hollowed out squash; a bowl works just fine.
Bacon-Herb CupcakesServe savory treats in unexpected ways to keep tailgate guests happy and guessing. A cream cheese topper completes this appetizer offering.
Cheesy Potato PuffsRoll these Cheesy Potato Puffs in bacon bits for an easy appetizer or an easy side.
Bacon-Cheese DipCrumbled bacon is the crowing glory of this creamy cheese dip that features cream cheese, blue cheese and sour cream. You're guaranteed not to have any leftovers when you bring this dip to a game
Chicken Sausage Puffs with Creamy Mustard Dipping SauceDress up traditional pigs-in-a-blanket for a fun twist on the tailgate favorite. This five-ingredient appetizer takes just minutes to prep followed by a brief bake in the oven.


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