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Banquet Catering
Catering Banquet in Howell, NJ
Planning an upcoming banquet? An event like that can be difficult to pull off on your own. With all the details to keep track of, you can easily find yourself overwhelmed. So when it comes to the food and drink-related aspects of your banquet, why not take a load off? At Every Detail Catering, we offer banquet catering services designed to make your upcoming event a success.
At Your Service
Our goal is to make sure your guests are well-fed from the start of your banquet till the moment it ends. We offer a wide range of food and drink options to suit a variety of styles, tastes, and budgets. Whether you're looking for a particular theme or want an exotic array of food and beverages, we're at your service.
Make your upcoming banquet a night to remember. Call us today to learn more about our catering services.
Every detail has been an awesome find! We have used them a couple of times now. They are extremely accommodating and everything tastes home made! Highly recommend
I contacted Every Detail Catering for a business lunch and the food was fantastic! My husband had recently used Chuck and his team for a reception following a golf event, and then EDC catered the year end golf luncheon. For all three events, the comments were phenomenal. The quality of the food is excellent. Everything is so fresh. They make the BEST tiramisu and also Eggplant Rollatini to die for. Thank you to EDC -- we will definitely order from them in the future!
I used Every Detail Catering for a wedding shower on Saturday, May 18, 2019. The name speaks for itself. They were in control and in charge of every detail. No one had to lift a finger to help setup or serve food. Speaking of food. The food was very very very tasty. Let's start with the Hors d'oeuvres. They really prepared you for what was coming next. Mushrooms stuffed with crab. So good I thought I was in Maryland. The ribs were to die for. So tender, falling right off the bone. One woman was pregnant and with that, your taste buds change. She hasn't been able to eat or smell chicken for 6 month. That changed on Saturday. One of our selections was the chicken Marcello. She couldn't get enough of the chicken. Talk about finger licking good. I would recommend this company a 1000 times. There is no doubt in my mind who I will call the next time I am in need of a catering company.
Every Detail Catering never disappoints. We have used them a number of times for different occasions and our guests always rave about the food. We loved every dish they have made for us. They even created a few special order items for us with no problem. Chuck and Maria are so accommodating and professional. Recently Every Detail catered my daughter's baby brunch the food was outstanding. They came and set everything up for us. The food is high quality and reasonably priced. I highly recommend them and will use them over and over again.
I highly recommend Every Detail Catering to provide professional and elegant services for all of your catering needs. Chuck truly lives up to the name of his company. He is amazing to work with and will make sure your event is exactly how you envisioned. I used Every Detail Catering for a high-end Ribbon Cutting event at a medical office and I am still receiving compliments to this day. I am now a lifetime customer for all of my personal, professional, and business needs! Chuck and his team at Every Detail Catering are hands down - The Best - in Central NJ! Thank You for making every detail on the day of my events absolutely flawless!
Excellent service, response, answered all of my questions, concerns. Gave suggestions and feedback, etc. Was prompt, did the setup for me, provided sternos, etc. easy peasy! Food was delicious, all of the guests had nothing but great things to say; asking where I got my food from. Thanks again to Chuck!
Excellent in every aspect of catering! We hired Craig for a 75 person grand opening event of our new Facial Plastic Surgery office and he surpassed our expectations. The food was excellent! We had a very nice event but one of the major compliments that we recieved from our guests was the food. The bartender worked nonstop and made excellent drinks. The service was on time and on point. The price was beyond fair. In this day and age it's hard to find quality people that do honest and quality work, so this company is a gem! Thank you for a wonderfully catered evening!
Chuck and Maria are nothing short of perfect!! Any time I use them, everything is absolutely wonderful—from food to presentation and service. Chuck's attention to detail makes party planning easy and stress free. Their food is made with love and we can't get enough! Thank you for putting up with my OCD and making my gatherings just perfect!
They are a 10 star by my rate! I had them do our Fire Company Installation dinner for around 120 people for the second year and they blow us away again! Everything was perfect! From the great food to the excellent staff they have.But I would recommend them to anyone and everyone! They are my catering company for everything now!
Chuck is awesome! I have never in my life had an event catered and he made the process so easy and fun! He catered my grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony and it was a huge hit. I wanted everyone to have fun after work and enjoy some good food. Someone asked if I had made the food???!! No way I told them. That was all Chuck and his staff. Food, service and the whole experience was above and beyond. Every Detail Catering does not disappoint. Practically NOTHING left over. Oh and my family is gluten / dairy free and he totally catered to that as well! I cannot thank you enough! I wish you and yours Happy Holidays as you must be only getting busier this time of year.
Everyone at our wedding loved the food! Chuck and his team worked with us to accommodate both our budget and our site. The weather was beautiful, and we were very happy that we could share Chuck's delicious food with our guests. We wish them the best with their new kitchen facilities!
Service was excellent from the first phone call to the delivery! I usually cook everything from scratch for all my parties, but this time I decided to have it catered. Chuck came highly recommended, so I decided to take a chance and I am so happy I did! The food was very tasty and generous! My 50+ guests kept coming back for seconds, raving how delicious the food was! That's what I call delicious homemade food! Thank you Every Day Catering for a successful party!
Awesome food! I had a tricky order of gluten free and dairy free and Chuck and team did an amazing job at a great price. On time,fast, friendly professional services at a great price. I will definitely use them again.
Every Detail Catering was the perfect choice for our new baby granddaughter's party at my house this past Sunday. The food and service were excellent! Chuck went above and beyond to make sure our event was everything we hoped it would be and more. Our server, Jenny, was very attentive and made sure all of our guests were taken care of. She even packed all the leftovers in disposable containers that they provided! If your looking for a catering company that will exceed your expectations...call Every Detail Catering!!
Chuck and his staff were excellent! The food was delicious and Every Detail was taken care of. I didn't have to do a thing. I would highly recommend them for any occasion.
We used Every Detail Catering for a party of 100+ as well as a brunch for 10. Each time was outstanding, the food is unmatched (can't say enough about their French toast and chicken bacon wraps) and their service is even better! Chuck is always willing to make the menu fit our needs and work with you on literally every detail! There is no question they are the only caterers we will ever use again!
Every Detail Catering did a fantastic job with our wedding breakfast with personal chef. Remarkable food and service. Highly recommended!
Amazing food! Excellent Service.
Never had Catering before, but choosing them for my wedding reception was the best choice! They always answered any questions I had. My guest loved the food! Everything was perfect and tasted amazing. My top favorite was the stuffed mushrooms!
Graduation party
We had Every detail cater my sons graduation party. They arrived early set up all the food and paper goods . The food was excellent . Our guests loved everything. They were very impressed with the Salsa bar, Strawberry salad, Eggplant Rollatini and Chicken Francaise. The kids and adults also raves about the Mac and cheese bites . They provided an excellent server . ,Karen. She was a tremendous help and really allowed me to spend time with my guests . I highly recommend them to cater your next event.
My wife recently passed away, and after the funeral I had family and friends over to the house. Many a holiday was spent here with my wife preparing genuine Italian appetizers and meals. Chuck was no disappointment. Pasta salads, sausage pepper and onions, chicken parm, pasta, and more was praised by the family critics who refuse to eat anyone's meatballs but there own! Well done.
Fabulous food and attention to detail❤❤
We had a party for my mom's 90th birthday at out house, chuck and servers/bartender were absolutely amazing to perfect every detail, chuck was here the whole time over seeing every detail and helping. We did not have one complaint from the guests, except praise! I would have to give them a total 5 star rating in my opinion along with many guests. Will be using them again for sure!.
The Best!!!
Thank you Chuck & Maria for all of the awesome events you catered for ABCO in 2017!
My daughter's bridal shower was Saturday, July 22,2017. The food was absolutely delicious and plenty of it.! Michelle, our server, was excellent. I would highly recommend them for any event.
Personal Chef
My husband gave me a great 50th birthday party gift of a personal chef to have a summer evening handled by Chuck with 9 of my friends. The food was fantastic, presented well and my friends raved! What I loved most was how easy Chuck was to work with and how accommodating he was. On time, prepared and best part was my kitchen and home were left in tip top shape. We were so happy- Chuck and his wife Maria were attentive yet unobtrusive at the same time. I absolutely loved my evening and would have Chuck come back for more parties! Kate H.
Highly Recommend!!
"Chuck was AMAZING to work with! I threw a lot of curve balls his way during the planning process and he was extremely flexible and accommodating. I would highly recommend Every Detail Catering based on delicious food and superb service!" Courtney R
Absolute best in the business!
We used Every Detail Catering for a party of 100+ as well as a brunch for 10. Each time was outstanding, the food is unmatched (can't say enough about their French toast and chicken bacon wraps) and their service is even better! Chuck is always willing to make the menu fit our needs and work with you on literally every detail! There is no question they are the only caterers we will ever use again!
Delicious food, excellent service
We had a small, intimate dinner party and used Every Detail Catering- our guests enjoyed their evening and my husband and I were able to relax and leave the food prep and clean-up to Chuck and Maria. The appetizers, entrees and desserts were delicious and the evening was a complete success! We would absolutely use Every Detail Catering again!
Found ourselves a new caterer!!
"I was in a bind with finding a caterer on relatively short notice. Every Detail Catering was one of several businesses that responded to my request. Chuck was extremely helpful in 'guiding' me to the right choices. After the menu was picked, Chuck realized that he already had 2 catering jobs on the same day as mine. He told me to give him some time to try and figure it out and he came back shortly thereafter and told me that he could fit us in!!!!! I was already a fan because of their amazing menu, but this small act solidified the deal for me. Our event was on 4/19 and I have heard nothing but great things about the food. My only 'complaint' is that we did not order enough Shrimp Scampi with Orzo. That was gone immediately :-) Definitely a crowd favorite. Chuck left some business cards and people are taking them for personal catering needs they have. Well done Chuck! You've got Edison Properties ready to work with you again."
Delicious Food; Chuck and Maria Felt Like Family!
Chuck and Maria provided us with an incredible last minute 50th Birthday Celebration this past Easter weekend. Not only was the food delicious - especially the buffalo chicken meatball apps and filets - but they felt like family within an hour. Absolutely perfect evening and we will be inviting them back often in the future.
Delicious Food!!!
Just want to Thank Chuck and Maria for making my sister in law's baby shower memorable. From the moment they arrived at my home everything was set up quickly. My guests loved the food and were happy with how attentive the bartender and server were with everyone's needs. Top notch service. Will definitely be using them again.
Amazing Food!
"I'd like to thank Chuck and Maria for the great job they did on my son's engagement party! My family's a hard crowd to please when it comes to food (Italian) so I was very pleased when I received compliment after compliment! Everything was delicious. From appetizers to the main entree .. The eggplant Rolatini, chicken wrapped in bacon, Penne w Vodka and my favorite shrimp scampi over rice were outstanding! I can't thank you enough for taking the stress off of me and enabling me to enjoy my company and knowing everyone was content! Let's face it, you could have the greatest party but it's the food that they will remember and talk about! Please feel free to use my name if you need a recommendation!"
"We used Every Detail Catering for my husbands 40th birthday. Planning it was a great experience. Chuck was very helpful in coming up with dishes to accommodate our tastes and the occasion (pool party with equal amounts of adults and young children). Everything was a success and tasted amazing. Thanks again!"
Delicious food!!!
"Chuck and Maria provided our party of 8 for my friend's 50th birthday with delicious food and service. He was professional, punctual, and delivered what he said, fresh quality food. We would definitely use Every detail catering again and highly recommend others to try as well."
Every detail is covered!
From start to finish Chef Chuck Cohen does it all! We use him for corporate catering events, breakfast, lunch and dinner.The food presentation is wonderful, it's plentiful and it tastes amazing! Best of all, tell him what you would like and he'll create it from scratch!
"Every Detail Catering truly lives up to their name. Chuck Cohen made sure every detail was just perfect for the grand opening of our store. The fruit and veggie platters were so fresh and everyone loved the roasted veggie sandwiches and sausage and pepperoni strombolis. Thanks Chuck and Maria for helping to make our event a huge success! We will definitely use Every Detail Catering for all of our events!
A delicious dinner party!
"Every Detail Catering was a pleasure to work with. Chuck was extremely professional, communicated effectively, and was able to accommodate everything I asked for! He even went above and beyond to provide a special dish for my nephew with severe allergies. Would greatly recommend the shrimp cocktail (so fresh!),stuffed mushrooms and crab cake appetizers. My mom's 60th birthday party was a success because of the professionalism and hard work of Every Detail Catering!"
Fantastic food and impeccable customer service!
"Chuck was awesome! Took my reservation with like 6 hours notice for a surprise anniversary dinner for my husband and I. The food was so awesome we even have some left over to enjoy tonight! We are new parents with a 3 month old and getting out is hard. He made a wonderful dinner for us to enjoy in the comfort of our own home! Highly recommend Every Detail Catering!"
Great Experience!
"Every detailed catering is true to its name. From the planing to the service to the food everything was done to perfection I will definitely use them again!!!"
Exceptional People & Food!
My wife, three kids and I had a Valentine's Day dinner prepared for us. The food was amazing and Chuck and Maria were fantastic. They were prompt, polite and my kids loved them! We still can't stop talking about what a great meal it was and they made us so much good food that we have several meals worth. They are well worth the price and we will
Amazing food, friendly service, A+ company!
I needed to host a dinner party at my house for a bunch of out of state employees for my husband's company. I was nervous about how to balance socializing with cooking a high end, sit down meal for 10 people. Every Detail Catering was there to take all of my concerns away! The super-friendly, husband and wife team came in fully prepared with delicious appetizers, a to die for surf and turf meal, and even cheesecake for dessert. All home-made! They prepared the meal in my kitchen, served us in my own dining room, and then packed away and cleaned up every single thing while we enjoyed our restaurant-like experience. It was completely unique and by far the most amazing meal that has ever been cooked in my own kitchen! Thank you so much for a memorable and relaxing evening, truly an A+ business, would highly recommend!!
Thank You!
Saturday the 10th of September of 2016 we had the most important day for us, and we really want it to be perfect! Maria and Chuck pull it off!! Food was delicious, well presented, and the most!! our guests still talking about how great it was!! We thank them from the bottom of our hearts for working so hard and leaving the place neat and clean... we had a lots of left over, that we had family and friends still enjoying until the next day and more!!...... We will recommend them for sure and will use them over and over again. Thank you Maria and Chuck WELL DONE!!
Perfect Party......
Every detail is the perfect name for this catering service. Chuck did everything from preparing a delicious menu to finding the perfect piece of lace to help display the cake! He planned a unique menu of stationery and passed hors d'oeuvres to match a unique dinner menu. He took care of everything needed for a successful party. With him he brought competent, professional servers which made my daughter's engagement party flow beautifully. Thank you for a beautiful party! P.S. The cake was amazing!
Wonderful Holiday!
I couldn't have asked for a less stressful Christmas holiday, Chuck and Maria arrived on time to set up for my planned dinner time. The food was expertly presented and was delicious. The appetizers were great, especially the baked Brie with honey and almonds, the antipasto was unbelievable and the homemade garlic butter was fantastic with a fight as to who was taking home the leftover. All my entree choices were received well by my family who are spoiled by Grandma's dinners. I highly recommend them for any catering occasion and I expect to be using them again in the future for upcoming events.
Everything was amazing...Chuck and Maria the food was spectacular and got rave reviews. Your business cards are gone! Also sent to a few friends down your way. What a meatloaf! Wow. Thanks for making our event so special!
High Quality Service Amazing food!!
This past Saturday evening we celebrated my Mother-IN -Laws 70th Birthday. We had an intimate dinner party for the 4 of us. Chuck and Marie arrived at my in-laws prepared and ready to create what would be a very special evening for all of us!! Our evening began with a wide range sampling of appetizers. We enjoyed the stuffed mushrooms with sausage and crab cakes. There were 2 other appetizers that were just as yummy but escape my mind at the moment. The Italian anti-pasta salad was delicious with Chucks very own home made dressing. Once the salad was served, Marie brought us fresh warm Italian bread with Chucks homemade garlic butter. This is not your every day garlic butter!! Chuck has other special ingredients he adds to make this his own. And it is ever amazing. Our main dish was a combination of stuffed filet mignon with spinach and feta cheese. The filet was cooked to perfection. Each piece melted in our mouth like butter. Our side dishes were an assortment of risotto with mushrooms which was cooked to perfection along with fresh beautifully cooked veggies. Chuck and Marie had every detail of this party right down to a very tasty Birthday cake an hour or so after dinner. When you hire Chuck and Marie expect top notch service, high end quality food and a very pleasant easy going personality with both of them. Eat lightly the day you have them creating for your special dinner party. There is more than enough left over for the next day to surprise your taste buds just for a little longer. Chuck and Marie, thank you for making our evening one to remember. I left out 1 other main course. I will give everyone a hint. It was the most tender veal I have ever had. And there was a familiar cheese that was generously placed over the veal. By now you have figured out exactly what dish this was. If not, you must order for your next small or large group dinner, wedding or engagement party. Thank you
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TJBoston brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 282 Designs von 76 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
This ten-year old boutique software company is seeking a design makeover. We need a logo that will convey our company's can-do attitude and independent spirit while at the same time setting us apart in the world of IT by capturing the hi-tech professionalism of our consultants.
We are a niche software shop located in a very competitive market, Boston. For the past decade we have survived by providing quality IT consulting services, advertising mostly by word-of-mouth and growing slowly. Our original logo was designed by a friend of the owner a decade ago and has seen little use.
However, the time has come for AxioTek to establish a solid branding presence both in print and on the web that will allow us to enter the next stage of our company's growth. Most of our clients are social service non-profits; however we have several large clients in the profit sector.
We have a team of highly skilled, professional consultants who take very good care of our client base. The logo should try and capture our creativity in software design, responsiveness to our clients and strategic expertise in crafting organization-wide solutions.
We are open and eager to see what ideas emerge. We do think that the winning design will be simple and sophisticated, incorporate the name as well as a graphic, and be memorable and probably be no more than 2 colors.
The logo as mentioned should communicate hi-tech and be modern without being unreadable and a distraction.
upper and/or lower case ok. previous logo used all lower case and that was probably the part we liked the best about it.
we will most likely be looking for some print work and web design from the winner of the contest also.
logo should use the tagline:
"software solutions, simplified"
tagline subject to change, but let's work with that for now.
too many colors
too obviously computer related, like uses of computer images
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Job Overview:
The Supervisor - Food may work in any type of food location on client premises. This individual provides oversight at the direction of management on site to coordinate routine work activities of workers and/or service employees engaged in food operations or services at either larger complex facilities or locations in the areas of commercial, health care, schools, universities or other establishments. This individual will provide support to management in the daily oversight of key functions and employees during the normal course of business. The general responsibilities of the position include those listed below, but Sodexo may identify other responsibilities of the position. These responsibilities may differ among accounts, depending on business necessities and client requirements.
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Job Qualifications:
High School diploma, GED or equivalent experience.
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Sodexo is an EEO/AA/Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran employer. Sodexo is committed to upholding the spirit and principles of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the 1998 amendment to the Act. If, due to a disability, you require a reasonable accommodation to navigate this site and/or complete the on-line application process, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance. For more information about our commitment to equal employment opportunity, please click here.


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Isabella necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 230 diseños de 73 diseñadores freelance.
Smile Perfection Dental Group
We are a professional group of dentists establishing ourselves in the community as leaders in the dental profession. We are looking for a stylish logo that will project our image - a design that will convey easy identifiability and trendiness.
Timeless. Across age barriers. General Public and Professional Sector.
Please do not use a smile or a tooth design. We think it makes the logo a little cheesy. However, if you can design a smile or tooth in such a way that it looks stylish and contemporary, then we may consider it!
Rather, we are looking for a sylish design - so anything else that fits the flow of our name.
We will consider both 2-D and 3-D designs.
We are looking for a logo with a professional touch that can also be used across advertising media such as billboards, cars, shopfront, posters etc etc.
So, be imaginative but outstanding.
We will also consider flower-like motif, sylishly designed. This motif may also be stylishly merged with an unique tooth design.
The logo should include a motif, as well as the name of the practice.
Colours should be imaginative but professional in choice to depict the feel of the overall logo.
So the possibilities are really endless.
Overall, we are looking for something that stands out from the crowd!
The design does not necessarily has to do with dentistry. So let your imagination run wild and show us what you got!
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Meet Deborah Brown Pivain, the generous, energetic entrepreneur who created and organized Paris Vegan Day for the past three years and who opened the Gentle Gourmet Café, a vegan restaurant, café, and food boutique in Paris on May 6. (We can't wait to try the vegan croque-monsieur!)


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Bambu Bamboo Kitchen Basics Set of 3 Round Spoon, Spatula, & Spoon
Brand: Bambu
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Winner of the 2010 Eco Choice Award and an indispensible trio for winning awards in your own kitchen. Set includes oval spoon, round spoon, and spatula- each made from a single piece of Certified Organic bamboo. Does not impart or absorb flavors and wont scratch cooking surfaces. Made by bambu, a values-driven company focused on renewable materials and sustainable business practices. The principles foster a close, fair-trade relationship with the workers at the source. Their products and practices have earned bambu Green Americas Green Business Network Seal of Approval. This recognizes bambus commitments toward fair treatment of workers, promoting healthy communities, preserving the environment and providing quality products; also evidenced by their IMO certification. bambus Certified Organic Bamboo is grown without chemicals, pesticides or fertilizers and is sustainably harvested every 3-5 years. Bambu is the only company using Certified Organic bamboo sources for their products. And naturally, they only use water-based formaldehyde-free adhesives. bambus products are a testament to fair-trade, sustainable harvesting and inspirational food-safe design. One set of 3, including one of each 12 utensil: Oval Spoon, Round Spoon and Spatula.


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Oceanopolis is using theme Bootstrap Darkroom with a custom home page (made with plugin Additional Pages)
What theme is used with this template? I would like to increase the size of the search box on my homepage and this looks excellent!
hi, it is a modified "elegant" theme. I have also modified several other files and plugins, You may find changed v2.9.3 files here:
It is a big mess, sorry.
Die Fotos sind sehr schön, aber mit den verschiedenen Größen der Fotos und der Kachelansicht habe ich etwas Probleme auch dauert es bis die Fotos kpl. geladen sind.
Auf meinen Reisen durch Deutschland habe ich viele Städte kennen und lieben gelernt.
Un plaisir pour les yeux.
it is a nice homepage and i like the Layout of the page, which theme is it?
have a nice day
Belles images ; -)
Thanks for your information about your theme and who you used it.
myself to added the same theme and wish to know few more details,
1] how did you add slideshows of images in your website homepage.
2] me too added the payment platform with paypal. but i don't know how to customize on bottom of the images as yours
3] as per the original theme the descriptions and other details are shown at bottom of the image. which unable to see by viewer on desktop. How did you make it visible and bit upper from the lower side of website
4] how did you add your personal details and images in "about"
is there any tutorials to study how to use Piwigo
if anyone could help me, it would be a great help.
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Wednesday Bible Study - 6:30 pm
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Watering the Tulips
October 31, 2012
"Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places" – Ephesians 6:10-12
I can think of no better day to consider the battle against evil that we face daily than Halloween. Tonight, streets will be filled with happy children expecting candy at every door they knock on. These may be dressed up as goblins, demons, vampires, ghosts and witches. Certainly, most of these are imaginary characters and we are cognizant of that. However, demons are real. When you see these children begging for candy, let it be a constant reminder to you that we are in a much bigger battle than what the eye can see.
How do we win the battles we have in life with demonic forces? Thankfully, we are not left in the dark concerning that. In fact, the very passage before us empowers us to win these spiritual battles if we will only heed to the Word of God. As members of God's army, we must arm ourselves with the equipment God has supplied to us. This equipment is called "the whole armor of God".
First of all, we must have "the truth" (vs. 14). It is simply impossible to stand against the devil without the truth. Jesus said, "…the truth shall make you free" (John 8:32). Nothing has changed here. Truth cannot be set aside for any purpose. If we are to battle Satan, the truth must be fought for.
Next, we must put on the "breastplate of righteousness" (vs. 14). Children of God cannot flirt with the sin. This is the armor of the opposing forces. We must take a stand for what is right! Jesus set the greatest example of doing right. As He is our great Leader, we must follow Him in this!
Thirdly, we must certainly prepare ourselves to share "the gospel of peace" (vs. 15). It's unthinkable that a soldier would ever go to war without some type of training. And yet, many children of God try to battle demonic forces daily without the proper training. We get our training in regular church attendance as we fellowship with the saints. We ask for help when we pray to our Lord!
Next in line, we are to put on the "shield of faith" (vs. 16). Certainly, this begins with the gift of faith that God gives to us. However, we must build up from that. Without the proper training, faith will not be built up. Many people enter the army with certain physical gifts. The army seeks to find these talents and enhance them. As believers, we must seek to strengthen our faith daily!
Lastly, we must put on the "helmet of salvation" as we wield the "Word of God" (vs. 17). Understand, God's Word is not our sword. It is the "sword of the Spirit". We are merely to share it and allow the Lord to use it as He sees fit (Isaiah 55:11).
Child of God, every time you see a child dressed up this night, remember that our battle is bigger than our physical eyes can see. We battle against demonic forces every day whether we realize it or not. Pray to the Lord now that He will help us as we seek to put on the armor He has graciously supplied.
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I'm looking for a setting which should answer these rather specific key points:
- Pre-made and detailed. I would like the heavy-lifting to be done for me. There shouldn't be too many holes left that I keep having to fill them in.
- EDIT: If possible I would prefer a setting I can start playing with only a few books such as a main book and two or three more, whether they be scenarios or region books. Two reasons for this: monetary firstmost, and then time. Having to read 5+ books just to "get ready" would seem overkill. Obviously, if the setting works out, nothing says I can't buy more books fleshing out more of the setting as I go.
- Any system or system-agnostic. I will probably use a generic system such as Fate Core, PDQ# or HeroQuest 2 to run game anyway. Bonus points if it's easy to decouple setting & system.
- Not grimdark or gritty. Not even "realistic". It doesn't have to (shouldn't, really) be pure comedy, but I'd like a setting that seems mostly nice to begin with, where not everyone is a miserable peasant slave under a tyranny of darkness and where it is possible to trust a good deal of people without ending up backstabbed for it. Bad guys are necessary for conflict and some gray areas are always interesting if only for variety's sake, but I'd like negative aspects to be mostly the realm of the PCs' enemies. Bad places and bad organizations certainly exist, but they should not be the default and most common thing. This is probably the most important aspect of my research. Many settings go for the "mature" route and this is so not what I'm looking for.
- Adventure! Action! Daring! Saving the day! (doesn't have to be the world, though)
- Rule of Cool is rule #1!
- Includes exotic locations. Things like deserts and pyramids, ice wastelands, incredible forests and jungles, impossible cities, flying islands, grandiose palaces, underwater civilizations, etc... Most locations should make your mind-eyes pop out and be awesome in one way or another. Not everything has to be over-the-top (mind-eyes need their rest too) but it should be a world (or worlds) you want to see a lot of.
- Encourages travel-based narratives. I'm a sucker for variety, so it should be possible, if not encouraged, to travel to the aforementioned exotic locations during adventures. A setting where one adventure takes place in an ancient-asia-inspired wondercity, the next in Africaland and another at the top of snow covered mountains would be nice. It doesn't have to be Asia or Africa inspired, but it's the kind of geographical and cultural variety I'd like.
- Non-media-franchise. It's hard to live up to existing settings from movies or series and I know I wouldn't feel comfortable running it unless I know everything.
Is there such a setting in existence? Or at least something close that could work with a few tweaks?
EDIT: I realize I am asking for a lot. As such, if you know of a setting approaching these criterias but not quite meeting them, I believe it's still worth mentioning, along with the bits that don't quite match.
To help refine things, here are other points, though they are more optional:
- A High Fantasy or Heroic Fantasy setting would be my preference but I am also curious about Sci-Fi and anything a few centuries back such as Victorian era, Wild West, Musketeers or Pirates of the Caribbeans stuff.
- I'm not big on Modern, Post-apocalyptic or Cyberpunk settings because they are usually entrenched in darker tones and gritty realism. An Urban Fantasy that's not all about dark moody cities may possibly work though.
- Clichés are OK. I still consider myself a newcomer to roleplaying games and I have barely touched anything in-depth yet. As such, I am not sick of your classic elves and dwarves at all.
- Normal stuff is OK. Having a some "normal" places to contrast with exotic locations is not a bad thing.
- Multiracial. Whether it's high fantasy with dwarves and elves, Sci-Fi with aliens or urban fantasy with clockwork robots and feys.
- A little room for expansion and tweaking. While I need a solid base to work from, I'd like to avoid the opposite extreme of being "stuck" in a setting so tightly made that inserting or modifying anything breaks it all (or is just not that setting anymore). This can be anything from small geographical regions left as a blank canvas, to setting mysteries with an answer left to the GM but, very important, with examples of what might be the truth (for inspiration).
- Not too much politics, or at least avoidable. I'm just not big on that at all and it doesn't scream "adventure!" to me :). This also goes for wars with big armies (focus should be on individuals and small groups of heroes). It could serve as background and explain why some parts of the setting are the way they are, though, but I wouldn't make adventures out of it.
- A setting not overly detailed but with enough adventure modules to serve as examples may work too.
Here's a list of works that mostly represent the tone and elements I'm looking for:
- Indiana Jones
- The Mummy
- Uncharted videogame series
- Pirates of the Caribbeans trilogy (not seen 4th one)
- Stargate SG-1 TV series (and the original Stargate movie)
- Tintin comics
- The Princess Bride
- Some James Bond and Mission Impossible movies may well fit the bill for the "impossible action" thing, less for the spy thing.
- National Treasure (I didn't like the movie, but the theme fits, very Uncharted/IJones-like)
- Hellboy movies (if at least for the exoticism and over-the-top action)
- The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie (over-the-top action and steampunk bits)
And as it turns out, none is really "high/heroic fantasy", mh.
Finally a list of (some) settings I have either read, played in or heard of that may fit the bill or, on the contrary, don't work for me:
- Pathfinder Inner Sea Setting. I like the variety and somewhat optional nature of the many lands, but there also tends to be a dark undertone in the setting books. Sometimes less in some modules and Adventure Paths, but sometimes also much more. It's also not quite over-the-top enough at low levels thanks to the d20 base, but this may be fixed in a variety of ways (higher level, different system). This setting could work for me with a lot of cutting out the darker locales/civilizations, giving everyone Belts of Being Good +5 and pushing the awesome levels up to 11. But then, is it still Pathfinder anymore? For reference, I'm currently mostly intrigued by Qadira, Osirion, Jalmaray
- Swashbucklers of the Seven Skies. Very very close. Floating islands, varied places, definitely doing the swashbuckler adventure thing with terrible villains but also honorable heroes. It even encourages you to create your own islands and pick which nation is the Big Bad and which one is the Force For Good. In a sense, all it's missing is more playable races and more material to devour :)
- Spirit of the Century. This is made of derring-do and seems to have the right tone for me overall. Sadly, this is a ruleset first and a setting second. I think I need more content for this one.
- Kerberos Club. Victorian + Fantasy + Pulp + Superheroes + Steampunk? Yes please? But why so dark? :( Something similar with less Gothic would probably work well enough for me.
- Vampire, Werewolf. As a counter-example. Generally dark and political (at least Vampire).
- Forgotten Realms. I'm barely familiar with it. This way work for all I know. Seems like it requires a LOT of material, though (a lot of it out-of-print too...)
- Eberron. While I like the fantasy steampunk part, the Noir part, not so much.
- Planescape. Absolutely amazing at exoticism, but the many dark undertones have kept me from actually doing anything with it.
EDIT: If you believe one of these settings actually fits my request or can be easily tweaked to fit, please do mention it.


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Hey, did you vote yesterday? Oh, that's right – you told me in some odd million ways that you did: You hit the Facebook "I'm Voting" button, checked in to your polling place using Foursquare and received your "I Voted" badge that you then tweeted out using the #ivoted hashtag. And then there was that possibly illegal photo of your ballot and local polling place you posted on Instagram.
This is being called the social media election – the first time that candidates and the world are using social media to campaign, predict, and get out the vote. But after today, it's clear this is our peer pressure election.
Up until now, social networking efforts have been focused on educating users, as well as serving as data sources for a barrage of infographics and charts (the effectiveness of these being debateable). But things took a turn yesterday as the polls opened: Social networks were flooded with bragging rights, badges, pictures, and hashtags showing off civic engagement.
When did participating in politics on the civic level warrant a pat on the back from your entire social circle? People have been voting for a really, really long time and that little sticker used to be enough. Talking about politics and voting traditionally was a private matter, something you kept close to the chest because it wasn't polite to initiate a potential disagreement.
Of course, nothing is personal anymore. Social networking made it okay and normal to talk about what you had for breakfast, whether or not you should cut your hair, how exactly you feel about your new running shoes … everything. Everything is relevant and interesting and up for discussion – even if it's not. So, of course, that's going to include politics.
It's been made cool to get politically involved and motivated, and to simultaneously flood your friends' feeds with near-threatening statements about voting. The same people that you've seen posting drunken bar photos and needy song lyrics and bathroom mirror-taken profile pictures have also been the ones bragging about their vote and urging – shaming, even – you to do the same. Every time I got an app-prompted email or text pushed from a friend or saw a tweet or Facebook post roll in touting their voting accomplishment and telling me to be as politically engaged as they are and do the same, I just want to scream, "Yes. Got it. I voted too, I just don't feel the need to scream it from the rooftops. Way to go for doing the bare minimum in a functioning democracy, something that people in other countries fight and die for. You're a national hero!"
But here's the thing: If it worked, if it increased voter turnout, then it was worth it. One thing we already know is that the youth vote looks to be even more important during this election than four years ago. As of press time, national exit polling shows that 19 percent of the electorate was between 18 and 29 and that Obama won this group by 24 points – in fact, Obama captured 60 percent of the youth vote.
A study also shows that being able to hit this button and immediately share your activism is motivating people to vote, and that just seeing it is also increasing voter turnout. There's also this report from the American Political Science Association that explains people get a kick out of others recognizing their activism:
"A large-scale field experiment involving several hundred thousand registered voters used a series of mailings to gauge these effects. Substantially higher turnout was observed among those who received mailings promising to publicize their turnout to their household or their neighbors. These findings demonstrate the profound importance of social pressure as an inducement to political participation."
As of press time, overall voter turnout appeared down from 2008 and whether or not the youth vote was up or down was unclear. Pundits are going back and forth on this, as well as the overall effect of Hurricane Sandy on voting in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. But one thing is clear: the youth vote cannot be ignored, and all presidential hopefuls will need to court this age bracket.
Facebook also had some numbers to report. According to the network, 9,682,443 (as of press time) of its users hit the I Voted app to log their engagement.
We've yet to see official metrics on voter turnout, young voters, or any hard numbers (if those can even exist) on social media's influence, but a correlation seems implicit. There's something much more emotional about seeing your entire social network buzzing about the election than there is about getting a pamphlet in the mail. That whole "fear of missing out" theory that social networking exacerbates absolutely applies to this election, and – annoying though it may be – it's becoming clear that the connections we forge on Facebook are stronger than we may have thought.
While that means the cynical among us (like, you know, me) have to suffer through a barrage of slactivists who checked two boxes on a ballot, took an Instagram photo, tossed it in the mail, and want a virtual pat on the back … well, in the name of increased civic engagement: Here's to you, socially-motivated and peer-pressured voters. We'll see you in 2016 – because you'll make sure we do.
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6 Amazing Vegan Brunch Recipes
Say Sayonara to Fruit Plates
Being born allergic to dairy, my whole life brunch equaled picking at a sub-par fruit plate while every else at the table ate delicious-looking, rich, decadent meals. When I moved to New York City, brunch became associated with a $25 to $40 sub-par fruit plate while my friends enjoyed their pancakes and French toast. I once even had a waiter set a "fruit plate" consisting of a chopped banana and chopped apple down in front of me. Seriously. I used every excuse in the book to get out of brunches with the girls and always rescheduled for dinner or lunch during the week.
When I found out about vegan brunch, my whole world changed! Suddenly brunch was my favorite meal—so long as it was at a vegan place, a place with vegan options, or I was cooking! For all of you animal-free eaters, lactose-free eaters, and everyone who loves a scrumptious brunch, I present my go-to vegan brunch recipes—every one of them tastier and more satisfying than a fruit plate!
Quinoa Porridge
Serves: 1
1 cup unsweetened almond milk
1/3 cup quinoa flakes
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ginger
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
3 to 4 dried prunes, chopped (or other dried fruit)
1 tablespoon maple syrup
1 tablespoon raw sliced almonds
Bring almond milk to a boil in a pot over high heat. Add quinoa flakes, return to a boil, and cook for 30 seconds, stirring frequently. Add vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and prunes and cook another 30 seconds, continuing to stir. Remove from heat and allow to cool. Add maple syrup, mix well, and sprinkle with almonds.
Pumpkin Pancakes with MapleTofu Whip
Serves: 2 to 4
Maple Tofu Whip:
1 (12.3-ounce) package non-GMO firm tofu
1/4 cup maple syrup
1 cup spelt flour
1 tablespoon flaxseed meal
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
1/3 cup organic pumpkin purée (canned is fine)
1 tablespoon maple syrup
1 tablespoon vanilla
1 cup almond milk
1. Drain tofu by placing it between two plates and setting a heavy pot cover on top of the top plate. Let sit for an hour, then blend tofu and maple syrup in a blender for about 30 seconds, until completely smooth.
2. Blend all pancake ingredients in a blender. Heat a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat and ladle in batter by the quarter cup. Cook until bubbles appear, then flip using a spatula, even out (or thin out) pancakes with the spatula, and cook for two to three more minutes.
3. Top warm pancakes with tofu whip.
Sweet Potato Tempeh Hash
Serves: 2
2 sweet potatoes, cubed
2 tablespoons chopped onion
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 cup julienned red bell pepper
6 ounces tempeh, cubed
1 cup vegetable broth
1 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon soy sauce
Salt and pepper, to taste
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
1. Heat the oven to 350 degrees. Place sweet potato in a lightly oiled or nonstick pan and bake for 20 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside.
2. In a wok over medium-high heat, sauté onion and garlic in oil for 2 to 3 minutes. Add pepper, tempeh, and a bit of broth and stir frequently for 2 minutes. (Keep broth handy and always have 1/2 to 1 centimeter of broth at the bottom of the wok.) Add sweet potatoes and paprika, and slowly add remaining broth until it has all been absorbed by the tempeh and potatoes. Then add soy sauce, salt, pepper, and parsley. Mix well and serve.
Carrot Muffins with MapleCream Cheese
Serves: 6 to 12
2 tablespoons flaxseed meal
6 tablespoons water
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
1 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups shredded carrots
1/2 cup chopped pecans, optional
1/2 cup raisins, optional
Maple Cream Cheese:
1 (8-ounce) package vegan cream cheese, cold
1/4 cup vegan margarine, cold
1/4 cup maple syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and line a cupcake tin with wrappers or oil the tin well.
2. Mix flaxseed and water well, then beat with sugar and applesauce in a large bowl with an electric mixer until well combined. Add flour, baking soda, cinnamon, ginger, and salt and beat. When well blended, stir in carrots and, if desired, pecans and raisins.
3. Spoon batter into cupcake tin and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until golden brown on the edges. Remove from the oven and let cool on a rack for 15 minutes. Remove muffins from the tin and let cool on rack completely.
4. Beat cream cheese and margarine in a large bowl until smooth. Add maple syrup and vanilla and beat again until smooth. If spread isn't sweet enough for your liking, add up to 1/2 cup sweetener of choice and beat until smooth. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
5. Serve muffins with cream cheese spread on the side.
Tofu Scramble
Serves: 2
1 (12.3 ounce) package non-GMO firm tofu
1 clove garlic, minced
1/3 cup chopped onions
1 cup chopped broccoli
1/2 cup chopped red bell pepper
2 tablespoons nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon ground saffron
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
Salt and pepper, to taste
1 cup shredded kale (stems removed)
1. Drain tofu by placing it between two plates and placing a heavy pot cover on top of the top plate. Let sit for at least an hour.
2. In a nonstick pan over medium heat, lightly brown garlic and onion, stirring frequently. Crumble tofu into pan and add remaining ingredients except kale. Stir frequently, until tofu reaches desired color, about 3 minutes. (If mixture becomes too dry at any point, add water 1 tablespoon at a time.) Reduce heat to low, add kale, and stir for 1 more minute. Serve with vegan toast and tempeh bacon, if desired.
Banana French Toast with Chocolate Macadamia Nut Butter
Serves: 2
Chocolate Macadamia Nut Butter:
6 tablespoons vegan dark chocolate chips
4 tablespoons macadamia nut butter (or other nut butter)
1/4 cup unsweetened almond milk
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
French Toast:
1 banana
1/3 cup unsweetened almond milk
1 tablespoon maple syrup
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 slices vegan bread
1 tablespoon vegan margarine
Fresh fruit, optional
Chopped nuts, optional
1. Place all nut butter ingredients in the top of a double boiler and stir until melted and mixed well. (If you don't have a double boiler, place a stainless-steel bowl on top of a pot of boiling water so that the bowl rests in the water but doesn't touch the bottom of the pot, and melt the ingredients in the bowl.) Let mixture cool in the refrigerator for at least an hour.
2. Blend banana, almond milk, maple syrup, cinnamon, and vanilla in a blender and pour mixture into a shallow plate. Soak bread in mixture for 1 minute, flip, and soak another minute. Add margarine to a skillet over medium heat and rotate pan so bottom is lightly coated. Add bread and cook 2 to 3 minutes on each side, until lightly browned. To serve, top two slices of bread with a dollop of chocolate nut butter and fruit and nuts, if you like.


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I thought it'd be a fun change up to feature a photographer this week on Handmade Monday. Photographs are handmade and from taking product photos alone, I know that it is so...much...work. The framing, the staging, the editing. YIKES!
Over the holidays, Chase's gorgeous sister got married.
See? Gorgeous.
During the reception, Chase and I briefly chatted it up with the photographer, Joy Neville. You know when you are talking with someone and they just exude energy, excitement, passion about what they do, and humility at the same time? Yeah...that. That describes Joy. She is incredibly talented and yet still gets nervous about "getting the right shots."
Let's get to know Joy a little bit better :)
What inspires you most?
What inspires me most.....Hmmm. Wow- so many things inspire me. Besides my two beautiful babies and husband I'd have to say, as cheesy as it may sound, the Song that God has put in my heart. Well not just one particular song, but music in general. I was a music major in college studying music therapy and singing has always been my number one passion and drive until I found photography, or it found me. Music is such perfect therapy for any mood or behavior type. There is always some type of music playing or being played in our home. So when I shoot- I'm either humming or singing some type of song. It's just apart of me... if that makes sense?
What is your favorite color/color scheme?
My favorite color/color scheme..... i LOVE soft, vintage, light pastels- wait are we talking photography or in general? Ha! I'm always thinking photos. I don't have one favorite color-I do love a great black and white but soft pastels are my favorite color scheme.
What is the most gratifying part of running your photography business?
Most gratifying part of having my own business....I would have to say the fact that I get to make people smile. Meeting new people and allowing them to feel comfortable enough around me to be themselves and trust me enough to capture some of the most cherished and important times in their lives. THAT is gratifying! I am more honored to be able to do what I LOVE to do.
"I am more honored to be able to do what I LOVE to do"
That is so key and it makes my heart pitter patter to hear others say what I feel about doing handmade full-time.
I hope you found Joy as inspirational as I did. Her photos are absolutely stunning, right?!
Maybe one day I can talk Chase into doing a lifestyle shoot with her :)
In the meantime, go check out her work here.
Happy Handmade Monday, friends!


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Welcome to Bringing Up Brits
Relocating and moving to Britain can be exciting and wonderful. It can also be daunting and confusing – like stepping into the unknown. Moving a young family or starting a family and raising children in a country not your own may be a common occurrence, but it does pose challenges in addition to the regular day to day trials and tribulations of parenting.
Bringing Up Brits shows what life is like for a non-British mother raising children in Britain today. Nearly a quarter of all births in Britain are to foreign mothers – this is a significant part of the population and an important influence in our communities.
Meghan Fenn's guest appearance on a Sky TV chat show about compatability. She talks about her book Bringing Up Brits and how it can help other parents. (Skip to the half-way point.)
"I just finished reading your book and I enjoyed it a lot. I definitely felt I could relate to your situation even though I don't have children yet; it is definitely on my mind a lot as I approach my thirties. I think it is good to consider these challenges before having children so it doesn't come as a total shock. I do consider the pros and cons of birth and raising children in the US vs UK." – Jessica, American expat
"I can totally relate to this book. I came over in 1984 from Hong Kong to marry my English husband. I had no family or friends and certainly felt isolated a lot of the time. This book reminds me of my early days in Britain!"
– Helen Raggett, expat mother from Hong Kong
"This book is a must read for anyone feeling isolated – living in Britain! There is support out there and the book contains great ideas for incorporating your own culture into your children's lives!" – Jennifer Trew, Canadian expat mother
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National Cell Phone Recycling Week
April 4, 2009
by Carol Politi
The EPA has launched national cell phone recycling week – starting April 6th – as part of its efforts to celebrate Earth Day. "If Americans recycled the 100 million cell phones that are no longer being used, enough energy would be saved to power more than 18,500 homes for a year." Wow.
kajeet offers free recycling. Just go to kajeet recycles and download a mailing label. We will cover the shipping!


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The dinosaurs return and this time they're really, really mad in Dino Crisis 2. The government has secretly continued Dr. Kirk's research into Third Energy. Once again a rift in time has opened, and everything related to the project is lost in time. Now, Regina and her special forces team must use a different time device and travel to the era where they believe the facility is now located. When the team arrives, it is quickly decimated by a dinosaur attack. It's up to Regina and Dylan, the only two survivors, to find out what happened. In order to defeat the dinos and return home safely, you'll have to learn to use each character's special talents.
One thing you'll have no matter which character you are is sharp shooting skills, which come in handy when you've got 10 different species of dinosaurs on your tail! If you score quick kills, you will earn you big points that can be used to obtain additional weapons, ammunition, and other supplies. The government is counting on you to retrieve the Third Energy device and return home safely in Dino Crisis 2.
Also known as: Dino Crisis II
Release Region: United States
Release Date: August 20, 2003
Publisher: Capcom
Also available on: PlayStation, PlayStation 3
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Javier celebrates with Pene and ma
Javier Bardem was awarded Best Actor at Cannes last night for his work in Inarritu's Biutiful, sharing the honour with Elio Germano.
Javier has been accompanied in Cannes by Penelope Cruz who has remained very low key, declining to walk at official functions, preferring instead to let her boyfriend work the carpet as she has ducked into the palais without fanfare, sitting beside ma in the theatre. Cute right?
Today the two were photographed leaving Nice and arriving in Spain. She is SO f-cking beautiful, even more so when her hair is loose (this is my dream hair) and she's casual and candid although I'm surprised about her travel heels. I couldn't pull my luggage in those travel heels.
As for Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu – have you see his ad for Nike in anticipation of the World Cup? SOOOOO good. It all begins in 18 days. Everything else stops in 18 days.
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State Rep. Sal Pace received a nod from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Wednesday, with his selection in a program that pinpoints "highly competitive" races nationwide.
Pace is challenging U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, in the state's 3rd Congressional District, which incorporates Pueblo and spans to the Western Slope.
Coined the Red to Blue program, the DCCC offers selected candidates financial, communications, grassroots and strategic support.


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Fairfax County Revitalization Conferences
The Office of Community Revitalization holds periodic conferences to highlight topics and projects of interest to the community in Fairfax County. These conferences pull speakers from the region and nationally to share projects and trends that have direct impact to revitalization in Fairfax.
- 2012 Conference: Getting it Right: Innovative Approaches to Revitalizing Retail
October 22, 2012. Focused on how to make retail work, including trends and strategies that have been recently implemented in Fairfax County.
- 2010 Conference: Revitalization Through Community Collaboration
September 13, 2010. Focused on how residents, businesses, developers and government can work together to revitalize older commercial centers.
The conference featured three speakers discussing varied approaches to engaging the community in redevelopment projects: Peggy Gaynor, president of Gaynor, Inc. discussed working on the Thorton Creek project in Seattle, Washington; Jair Lynch, president and CEO of JAIR LYNCH Development Partners shared his experience with developing urban mixed-use projects within Washington, D.C.; and, Cecilia Cassidy, executive director for Rosslyn Renaissance/Rosslyn BID, discussed how a partnership of residential, commercial and government entities worked to create a sense of place within Rosslyn.
- 2009 Conference: New Market Realities
September 16, 2009. Focused on how the economics of redevelopment have changed due to the recent economic downturn and the challenges and opportunities arising from the downturn.
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Cinderella Project: UAlbany Students, Staff Help Albany High Students' Prom Dreams Come True
ALBANY, N.Y. (May 14, 2013) -- Through her volunteer efforts, University at Albany senior Chantelle Wilkinson wants to inspire young women to not only attend college, but to get involved. Wilkinson, who took part in UAlbany's 169th Commencement on May 19, understands the benefits of community engagement, as she was the recipient of others' help and enthusiasm when she was preparing for her prom.
As a high school student in Brooklyn, N.Y., Wilkinson and her best friend took the advice of their guidance counselor and attended a local 'Cinderella Project' event to look for prom attire. The Cinderella Project provides underprivileged young women with free dresses, shoes and accessories for their prom or graduation night.
"I remember there were so many dresses and shoes available. The hosts were so helpful and enthusiastic," said Wilkinson, a political science major with minors in Spanish and Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
Started in 1999 by Disney executive Dana Green, the program strives to reward young girls for accomplishments such as staying in school, and reinforce that they pursue their goals. The ultimate hope is that the beneficiaries will in turn support their own communities in some way.
When Wilkinson discovered UAlbany was hosting a Cinderella Project event for Albany High School students, she leapt at the opportunity to give back. "I believe one experience can be life changing," said Wilkinson. "The girls visiting the University may not only be inspired to go to college, but also to participate in community engagement efforts such as the Cinderella Project."
UAlbany's version of the Cinderella Project came together through the collaborative efforts of the Leaders in Service student organization, Residence Hall Director Mary McCarthy, and University in the High School Associate Director Deb Privott. Senior Gabie Kamaker of Long Beach, N.Y. a community service assistant with Residential Life, served as project coordinator.
"We wanted to create an atmosphere where the participants felt comfortable," said Kamaker, who encouraged her fellow volunteers to talk to the young students about how UAlbany has made a difference in their lives. Kamaker, a business administration major who minors in mathematics and Judaic studies, also noted the sustainable aspects of the program; the dresses collected and redistributed have the opportunity to provide a 'dream come true' moment for someone else, rather than collecting dust in a closet.
Wilkinson is now preparing for the next phase in her life, which includes plans to attend law school, either in Chicago or California.
While at UAlbany, Wilkinson took advantage of many opportunities provided through the University: she interned at the NYS Assembly, served as a member of the Rockefeller College Dean's Leadership Council, and was a residential assistant. Yet she is equally excited to share her enthusiasm for volunteering in the community, through programs such as the Cinderella Project.
In Brooklyn, Wilkinson enjoyed the experience immensely, even if she almost left without finding 'the perfect' dress. Just before leaving, she and her friends passed by some designer dresses. "One of the girls helping us asked if I wanted to try one on and I did. I fell in love with it." As it turned out, the dress was a one-of-kind Oscar de la Renta.
Wilkinson's amazing experience with the Cinderella Project is what led her to immediately volunteer when she heard that UAlbany was putting together an event. "The set up was so beautiful and the reactions of the girls who found dresses they loved were priceless," said Wilkinson.
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A comprehensive public research university, the University at Albany offers more than 120 undergraduate majors and minors and 125 master's, doctoral, and graduate certificate programs. UAlbany is a leader among all New York State colleges and universities in such diverse fields as atmospheric and environmental sciences, business, criminal justice, emergency preparedness, engineering and applied sciences, informatics, public administration, social welfare, and sociology taught by an extensive roster of faculty experts. It also offers expanded academic and research opportunities for students through an affiliation with Albany Law School. With a curriculum enhanced by 600 study-abroad opportunities, UAlbany launches great careers.


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State Dairy Production Up in December
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Wisconsin dairy cows were extremely busy during the holidays, as the state's milk production rose by a sizable five-and-a-half percent compared to a year ago.
Officials said the Badger State made just over two-and-a-third billion pounds of milk in December while California – the nation's leading milk producer – had a two-point-three percent drop to three-point-four billion pounds. Wisconsin's increase was almost three-and-a-half times the national jump of one-point-six percent. U-S dairy farms made almost 17 billion pounds of milk last month. All but just over a billion pounds were produced in the 23 major dairy states, where production rose one-point-seven percent from a year ago. Wisconsin, the nation's Number-two milk state, add five-thousand cows to a herd that now totals just over one-and-a-quarter million. Production per cow rose by 90 pounds, to 18-hundred-45. Meanwhile, California state officials have granted a temporary payment price for that state's milk from February through May. Golden State producers have been calling for a higher pay price, after feed prices began to skyrocket last summer.
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text: The NFL season begins in earnest in about 48 hours, so it's time to finish the impassioned season previews from various writers, bloggers, diehard fans, cooks, TV personalities, and numerous others who consider football the only sport worth watching. You will see many of these today, because we're a little behind. Right now: The San Francisco 49ers. Your author is Rick Chandler.I drafted my NFL fantasy league team on Wednesday night, and I won't bore you with the details except for two things. By the end I had resorted to Isaac Bruce and the Detroit Lions defense (laugh track). And earlier, I had chosen as my backup quarterback one John Thomas O'Sullivan. That's right, you homos. When Peyton Manning has his bye week on Sept. 28, J.T. O'Sullivan is going to work his pointy-shoe magic and guide my team to victory. You may think I'm crazy, and in fact many of you have already said as much. And Brazil Thrill, I will somehow get my revenge, mark my words. But once every few seasons a journeyman quarterback decides to rise up and go all Kurt Warner on the league and fool everyone, and there is no one who has but the journey into journeyman like O'Sullivan, who's been with seven NFL teams and one team in NFL Europe. One of those teams was the Lions, where Mike Martz coached him as offensive coordinator last year. And now Martz serves in that same capacity with the 49ers. Or let's be real here; Martz is running the team. He's our Dick Cheney, pulling the strings behind the scenes as Mike Nolan plays video games and chokes on the occasional pretzel. The moment I realized this came in the third quarter of the 49ers final preseason game, against the Chargers. Alex Smith (remember him?) had just thrown a TD pass, and then headed tright to Martz to talk about it. Smith then moved further down the sideline, where Nolan attempted to talk to him ... but Smith just kept walking, barely acknowledging him. Alex Smith isn't in a position to snub anyone important. If the 49ers don't make the playoffs, Martz is your head coach in '09. And make no mistake, the 49ers will not make the playoffs. But improvement on last season's 5-11 season is a certainty. This may not be in evidence early: After throttling the Arizona Leitchs in Sunday's opener at Candlestick Point, the Niners meet Seattle, New Orleans, New England, Philadelphia, Seattle again and the New York Giants in six of their next seven games. But a couple of upsets in there are not out of the question. Running back Frank Gore is the best offensive player — remember when he led the NFC in rushing in '06? — and, sadly, Bruce is their best receive. He's older than John McCain, you know. The offensive line is "rebuilding," although it's looked perfectly fine in the preseason. The opener should be pretty fun for former Cardinal Bryant Johnson, whom the Niners are counting on to be their No. 2 receiver. Defense: Justin Smith was a major free-agent acquisition, a 4-3 defensive end who is moving to linebacker in the 3-4. They brought in cornerback Nate Clemens, and second-year middle linebacker Patrick Willis is pretty great. But it's O'Sullivan who is going to drink your milkshake; and it will be that mint kind that you get at McDonald's around St. Patrick's Day.


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When the 2012 L.A. Auto Show opens Nov. 30 (we'll be covering the press days Nov. 28-29) it will bring with it the future.
Not only will well-established automakers display forthcoming production vehicles and far-off concepts, but companies including Intel, Sprint and Qualcomm will be part of a technology showcase that will preview what they're developing for use inside your car.
Intel is working to better link drivers' phones to their vehicles for a wider variety of uses. Imagine someone cracks into your car when it's parked; when linked, sensors (which already exist on a number of vehicles to aid in parking) could detect the hit and use the connection between the car and your smartphone to alert you. Keep that in mind next time you ding and ditch.
The company is also working on near-field communications (that feature you see in the Samsung commercials with two guys touching phones to share a playlist) that will enable you to use your smartphone as a key for your car.
Qualcomm Technologies is also working to better link you to your vehicle with features such as the ability to remotely start and access the climate control before you get in for your morning commute. The company is also developing high-speed data connections in cars so parents could stream TV shows and movies to kids in the back seat.
Livio is another company working on streaming content in cars, and it has an eye on music. At the L.A. Auto Show it will display an app called TuneIn in a Chevy Spark that will give users access to 70,000 radio stations around the world.
A company called Telenav has an app for Android and iPhones called Scout that features navigation, traffic rerouting, commute times and speech recognition systems, which users can personalize. The company recently announced a partnership with Ford and its Sync system that enables drivers to link the app on their smartphone with the vehicle's controls.
Thus, you could be at your desk with your phone, select a destination, have it route you around traffic or along your preferred route and then walk to your car and have the same information available as you drive. Given how much Ford's Sync system is hurting it in reliability ratings, this could be a much-welcomed update.
For a more thorough look at these technologies when they're unveiled at the L.A. Auto Show, as well as complete coverage of the event, stay tuned right here on Highway 1. In the meantime, is that a new dent in your bumper?
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Shrew tackles gender inequality
What would compel a college theatre director to present a play about a woman whose husband essentially abuses her?
"You do it because you shouldn't," says Darcey Engen, associate professor and director of Augsburg's re-envisioning of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, which opens tonight and runs Feb. 5-14.
"The play has been problematic since it was written," Engen says. "But it has helped the students think about their acting choices as political."
The story is that if Petruchio can get Katherine to agree to marry him, Baptista (Katherine's father) will give Petruchio part of his fortune. Katherine does not want to marry Petruchio, so he tries to "tame" her by isolating her from her family, starving her, and denying her sleep.
Petruchio's tactics, though clearly abusive, are presented in a comic tone, which contributes to the play's problematic nature. "Once we drape violence in humor, it becomes permissible for us to think of it as normal," Engen says. Examining this led Engen and the cast to ask what other aspects of our culture, such as violence or overt sexuality in the media, are not really seen.
The play's humor is a powerful tool, which the cast uses to emphasize the interactions between men and women. This and other techniques, Engen writes in the director's notes, "are used to ultimately expose the violence in order to disrupt the disturbing domination of Petruchio over Katherine."
Engen writes that the production is "firmly planted in feminist performance theory, which asks all of us to recognize and think about how characters are constructed in this text, how they behave, and ultimately, what their behavior says politically about power issues between men and women."
Performances of Taming of the Shrew are February 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 at 7 p.m. February 7 and 14 at 3 p.m. The February 13 performance is CTL Night at the Theater with a limited number free tickets available for faculty and staff and a dessert reception with the cast following the play. Contact Terry Martin, email@example.com for information.


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Want to share the good news of CFCA this Christmas season?
CFCA volunteers Stan and Dorothy Hubbard did just that at an alternative gift fair recently. They used a red tablecloth and sign provided by CFCA, but they also went one step further.
After scanning photos of children from the folders we sent them, they made the photo into a matching Christmas tree ornament, which was hung from a tabletop Christmas tree on their table.
Whenever someone signed up for sponsorship, the new sponsor got to take the matching ornament home to hang on their family's Christmas tree.
Stan Hubbard operates the gift fair table promoting CFCA.
The children who were sponsored at that fair have just received an awesome gift this Christmas ñ food, clothing and access to education!
Here are Dorothy's instructions for making your own ornaments featuring your sponsored friend:
1) Purchase inexpensive, clear plastic acrylic ornaments from a local craft store.
2) Remove (carefully) each picture from the respective folder.
3) Duplicate each picture using the "copy" function on a printer (she did 6 pictures to a page).
4) Laminate the pages. (This step may be unnecessary; Dorothy did it to preserve the photo.)
5) Cut out each photo in the shape of a circle.
6) Roll the cut photo into a cylinder shape and insert inside ornament. A bamboo stick can be used to straighten the picture.
7) Tie a red ribbon in a bow and add a small silver bell.
CFCA sponsors, we appreciate your comments! How do you remember your sponsored friends during the Christmas season?