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Sunday, May 1
Tutorial: Chocolate Covered Oreos
151 comments:
- Sweet Little Smoothie said...
Wow - great tutorial! I had no idea oreo molds existed! Your chocolate coverd oreos look beautiful! Thanks for sharing :)
- May 1, 2011 at 6:40 PM
- Kimberlea@SaVvyDeCor said...
Those look amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. I think I will have to try this but I'm not telling anyone how it's done! lol
Thanks for sharing!
- May 1, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Live Smile Celebrate said...
That is so great!! Thank you for sharing!!
- May 1, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Stacy @ She's {kinda} Crafty said...
I'll take a dozen...that should get me through lunch time tomorrow :) (did I mention I work from home by myself)
They look FAB and kinda make me drool!
- May 1, 2011 at 8:26 PM
- melismama said...
so funny Amanda that you are showing this now...I am making them on Wed for my daughter's 2nd birthday party on Thursday. I don't have a mold or the transfer sheets, but I have a PLAN! lol...yours looks FAB!
- May 1, 2011 at 8:45 PM
- Kristin said...
These are beautiful! I was always too cheap to by them, so now with your tutorial I can make them! Thank you for sharing with us!
- May 1, 2011 at 9:19 PM
- Hope said...
I have been wanting to make these. Where did you purchase the cookie mold and transfer sheets?
- May 1, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Cheryl said...
WOW!! Those are beautiful . . . too beautiful to eat!! :) I will have to get some of those molds and transfers. Thanks for the tip!
- May 1, 2011 at 9:56 PM
- Megan @ Cut the Craft! said...
So pretty!!
- May 1, 2011 at 10:07 PM
- Brandy J. said...
This is AMAZING! You make it look easy, but it seems I can't make a pretty dessert to save my life. Perhaps I'll have to give this one a try. Thanks for sharing.
- May 2, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- Deb said...
Thank you for the tutorial. I just purchased a dozen oreos from a "known" source and could not believe how terrible the quality was. I was upset, and wished I could have done it myself. Now I can, with your help. THANK YOU for the step-by-step.
- May 2, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Leslie R. said...
You are the BEST! I was just wondering where to find the transfer sheets! So excited! Oh, and I have that cake display from Home Goods too!
- May 2, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Amanda at Shindig said...
Thanks everyone!
For the links to the transfer sheets and the cookie molds, just read the top of my post. The shops are Fancy Flours and Spinning Leaf.
- May 2, 2011 at 9:32 AM
- Nicole @ Tradewind Tiaras said...
Just gorgeous! I wish I could do these for my daughter's party on Saturday, but here in Phoenix, it's too hot in May to risk chocolates!
- May 2, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- MessyMissy said...
What a great (and tasty) tutorial!! I would love it if you would link this up to my party A Marvelous Mess....each week I pick one project to feature on my sidebar!! Here is the link: http://marvelouslymessy.blogspot.com/2011/05/marvelous-mess-11.html
- May 2, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Keisha - Cupcake Wishes & Birthday Dreams said...
Super cute - always wondered how those were made! Thanks for sharing.
- May 2, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- Jessa Smith said...
Those look amazing! I'd love to try that for a shower I have coming up!
- May 2, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Rachel said...
Oh my goodness, those are absolutely beautiful! I didn't know there was such a thing as oreo molds . . . or even chocolate transfers. Can you tell I don't get too fancy with baking? ;-) I definitely want to give this a try--they are amazing!
Rachel @ Maybe Matilda
- May 2, 2011 at 8:46 PM
- Cheryl @ Sew Can Do said...
This is a totally cool idea - I'm definitely checking out those transfer sheets. Would love if you linked this to my Craftastic party:)
- May 2, 2011 at 11:37 PM
- Sweet Craft Cakes said...
Love this tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
- May 3, 2011 at 1:47 AM
- Tara said...
OMG! They look so great and so does your blog. I am totally trying this out.
- May 3, 2011 at 1:52 AM
- PartyMom said...
And you did it again! I love the look of chocolate covered oreos, and this is a great tutorial! Now, I think I'm going to have to try it myself...thanks so much!
- May 3, 2011 at 5:31 AM
- Hillybear said...
Thanks for the tutorial. Must share with my daughter who loves to bake. Many grandchildren and party opportunities to try these out!
- May 3, 2011 at 8:13 AM
- Hillybear said...
Great tutorial. I'll have to share with my daughter - the baker in the family. With 9 grandchildren there's always a party going on so great opportunity to try these out! Thanks!
- May 3, 2011 at 8:14 AM
- CeCe said...
These cookies are beautiful... Never knew there were cookie molds... Want to make these sometime for a party!
- May 3, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Kathryn Michelle Jenkins said...
I love your blog! truly amazing. and can you just make me some of those oreos! lol, great tutorial though. they look so yummy.
@ thedragonsfairytail.blogspot.com
- May 3, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- Kimra said...
amazing! u took something so ordinary and turned into something extraordinary!
- May 3, 2011 at 3:03 PM
- Anonymous said...
These look beautiful and de-lish! Thank you for sharing this info with us! I have an upcoming baby shower and these would be perfect little treats!
I'm your newest follower!
- May 3, 2011 at 8:43 PM
- Cathy said...
Gorgeous! Never heard of the oreo mold before.... I may have to invest in one. Thanks for sharing.
- May 3, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- AliLilly said...
WOW!!! These are fantastic!!! I'm a new follower fo sho! :)
- May 4, 2011 at 1:30 AM
- Anonymous said...
Wow! They look incredible!
Jo @ SmileMonsters
- May 4, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Tru@TRU TALES FEATS said...
Visiting from Someday Crafts. I had no idea there were chocolate transfer sheets. I just put sprinkles on my chocolate covered Oreos.
- May 4, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Jennifer said...
Holy smokes!! I had no idea there was a mold!! Now I want one!!
- May 4, 2011 at 9:37 AM
- Monica said...
These are absolutely gorgeous! Great job, thanks for sharing the tutorial.
- May 4, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Something Swanky Cupcakes and Desserts said...
These look AMAZING! I'm so impressed!!
-Ashton www.somethingswanky.com
- May 4, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- TheCraftInMe said...
Wow, these are so amazing! I HAVE to try this, great tutorial!
- May 4, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Heather said...
WOW, these turned out amazing I am definitely going to have to try these!
-Heather @
- May 4, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Michelle Maskaly said...
Those look awesome! What a great idea :)
- May 4, 2011 at 4:16 PM
- Kimberlee, The Spunky Diva said...
- May 4, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Brian + Cheryl B. said...
Hi :-) I followed your link over from Sumo's sweet Stuff's blog party. I just had to check out your fudge covered oreos.
Y-e-a-r-s ago now, soon after Nabisco (R) first put out their fudge covered Oreo's (TM), I was introduced to them. And was I ever instantly impressed and hooked! Mercy!!
WE have four sons, and due to us being in the food service industry (working for caterers, etc.
) our sons have been brought up to recognize and appreciate good food. But a package of those fudge covered Oreos was more than I wanted to spend to share with the boys. o;-p
Brian always worked two jobs. Especially around the holiday season, which is the only time Nestle was shelving the cookies originally.
I knew I had been 'had' when the boys questioned Brian about why mom had started going to bed at night with a glass of milk. o;-p Thankfully while he smirked, he explained that sometimes a warm glass of milk helps steady a tummy.
"But she pours it right before we go upstairs". "Yes, but then she reads for awhile till you guys are really asleep, right?"
Brian had caught on that I had again bought some of those fantabulous cookies and had them hid somewhere in our room.
The last couple of years Nabisco has put out the white choc. covered and the fudge mint, but I have not been able to find and thus buy the plain fudge covered ones. :-[
Gonna have to break down and make my own!
- May 4, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- blkenigma888 said...
Hi! I have a linky party called A Themed Baker's Sunday where this weeks theme is Chocolate! I'd love for you to either link this recipe or another chocolatey deliciousness!! Hope to see you there!
- May 4, 2011 at 10:28 PM
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- May 5, 2011 at 4:29 AM
- simplydesigning.blogspot.com said...
Holy cow!!! These are AMAZING!!!!!!!!! And so beautiful!
I would love it if you linked up at my weekly Friday link party if you are interested.
Thanks for the great tutorial. I am so surprised at how easy that looks!
- May 5, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Lindsey @ Inspiring Creations said...
These are gorgeous, not to mention delicious looking! Thanks for the awesome tutorial!
Would love for you to join my linky party! :)
- May 5, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- Kate said...
OMG!!! OREO MOLDS?!?! I had no idea! Thanks for the tutorial. I'm soooo excited to order one of these molds. Very pretty oreos girl!
- May 6, 2011 at 5:28 AM
- Maria Matter said...
these are gorgeous! lol who knew oreos could look so elegant!
thanks so much for the tutorial!!
- May 6, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Char@The Starter Home said...
They are almost to pretty to eat! This would be so cute for a little girl's "tea party".
- May 6, 2011 at 2:25 PM
- Kirsten @ Mushki Loves said...
Yummy! Yes, they do look too pretty to eat! I want some!
- May 6, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- Maggie @ Vittles and Bits said...
Gorgeous! You make it look so easy!
- May 6, 2011 at 6:29 PM
- Katie said...
These turned out so beautiful! I can't wait to try these for myself. Thanks for sharing!
- May 6, 2011 at 9:51 PM
- Monica said...
I had no idea these molds existed! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
- May 7, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- Jen-CraftOManiac said...
These beauties have been featured on C.O.M. thanks winks- jen
- May 7, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Jill said...
These look incredible! I love how pro they look with the transfer patterns on them!
- May 7, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Sachiko said...
Oh my...those look so yummy and beautiful!! Thank you for linking up to my party!
- May 7, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Stephanie said...
GORGEOUS!! I'm definitely adding this post to my favorites. I'm planning to do a milk and cookies party for my son's 1st birthday and these would be adorable, a little less frilly of course. : )
- May 7, 2011 at 9:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
No way!! I LOVE this idea! I'll have to try it and have everyone in the fam think I've magically turned into some sort of fancy chef!
- May 7, 2011 at 10:55 PM
- Heidi said...
Yummy! Where does one get chocolate transfer paper?
- May 8, 2011 at 11:29 PM
- Jaclyn said...
These look amazing! I would love if you would like up to Make it for Less Mondays at http://simplycadence.blogspot.com
Hope to see you there!
- May 9, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Lisa said...
Wow! I had no idea anything like this even existed! They look so professional!
- May 9, 2011 at 10:17 AM
- JC's Loft said...
Hopped over from CraftOManiac....so simple. Didn't even know those molds existed, awesome!
- May 9, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Cynthia Rahardja Clancy said...
Wow! And thanks for the link to the chocolate sheets. They are amazing!
- May 9, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- Doreen @ Redesign by Grace said...
Wow!! Those Oreos look fabulous!
- May 9, 2011 at 5:31 PM
- Rita said...
These looks sooo cool!!! Wow!!!
- May 9, 2011 at 5:34 PM
- Laura@Corner House said...
Thanks for the tutorial. I had seen pretty oreos somewhere else and wondered how they got the cute pattern on the top.
- May 9, 2011 at 5:34 PM
- MessyMissy said...
Great tutorial. Thanks for linking up to my Marvelous Mess party!! I wanted to let you know that I featured this project on my blog!! Here is the link if you want to check it out (and grab a button!!): http://marvelouslymessy.blogspot.com/2011/05/marvelous-mess-11-features.html
- May 9, 2011 at 10:34 PM
- Creative Escapes said...
How awesome is this!! My cousin is having a Bridal Shower soon and I am looking to do Food Favor's - this would be perfect. I am your newest follower - can't wait to go back and read some prior posts!
- May 10, 2011 at 8:35 AM
- The Answer Is Chocolate said...
OK my chocolate covered OREOS don't look like this! These are GORGEOUS!
- May 10, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Camilla said...
those look so beautiful and professional! Nice job!
- May 10, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- Madigan at madiganmade said...
You had me at chocolate + oreos.
But these are just gorgeous to look at and I'm sure yummy to eat.
- May 11, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- meijo's JOY said...
too cute to bite! love it!
- May 11, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- Maggie @ Midwestern {Sewing} Girl said...
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I can't wait to make these...they are gorgeous!
- May 11, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Shana said...
So cool! Bookmarking this for later use!
One quick idea - to make it faster, could you simply cut out circular pieces of the transfer paper, place them in the molds, and then after popping the cookie out, peel off the paper?
- May 11, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- Allison @ House of Hepworths said...
You've been featured at my party this week; Hookin Up with HoH #48
Congratulations! You are awesome. Stop by and grab a button if you'd like.
Allison @ House of Hepworths
- May 11, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Love My Country Home said...
Too awesome! My husband is an Oreo addict and this would be a great way to surprise him with his favorite snack. Thanks for sharing!
- May 12, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- Angie said...
These are amazing! Thanks for the tutorial, I will be trying them soon.
- May 13, 2011 at 9:20 PM
- Maria said...
These are so beautiful! Who knew oreos could look so fancy lol!
- May 13, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- Jill @ Women Who Do It All said...
I'm featuring this at womenwhodoitall.blogspot.com. They are beautiful!
- May 13, 2011 at 11:26 PM
- Michelle said...
Beautiful!! I am visiting from Tatertots and Jello and I am a new follower!! Hope to see you around!
Have a great weekend!
- May 14, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Roberta said...
This does look much easier with the molds. We also like making brownie covered oreos and you can simply sprinkle powerdered sugar on the tops for a fancy design. Found you via Tidy Mom's I'm Lovin' It friday ;) Have a wonderful week.
Fondly, Roberta
- May 14, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Michelle Paige said...
Wow! You make these look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
- May 14, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- TidyMom said...
These really look amazing!!
Thanks for linking up! I shared them on my wrap up post!! http://tidymom.net/2011/cookie-recipes/ Hope you're having a great weekend!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:16 AM
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- May 15, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- Rene @ Family Friendly Reads said...
awesome! cant wait to try this out! thank you!
- May 15, 2011 at 6:29 PM
- Ty and Whitty said...
These are gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing I am going to make them for the next baby shower I host. They are so pretty you could have them at a wedding. Seriously I am in love. I found you through under the table and dreaming and I also pinned this in my pinterest files. Thanks again. Come and visit me I love new friends
- May 15, 2011 at 11:47 PM
- Katie said...
Those look amazing!!!
- May 16, 2011 at 9:05 AM
- Kelly said...
I love this and I would love it if you shared it on the Glitter link party this week! http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/2011/05/running-with-glitter-9-link-party.html
- May 16, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- Sunny said...
Thank you for sharing this! I have wondeed how that is done. I want to try it. It's a new interest for me. Have a great week! Sunny109
- May 16, 2011 at 7:10 PM
- MomLaur83 said...
Do you think you could make these in advance and freeze them without ruining the look or taste?
- May 17, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
I am not a fan of oreos but I really want one of these! I'd love it if you share this @ Workshop Wednesday! It would make a great addition to the party!
- May 17, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- Jenn Erickson said...
So beautifully done! I've done these free-form, but love the way that they come out in the mold the way you did!
Fancy Flours is one of my favorite cake/candy supply stores!
Have you ever tried cutting the transfer sheet in circles to fit directly in the mold cavities, and placing them cocoa design side up before pouring the chocolate? I do this when I make decorative square truffles and it's great because it cuts down on the extra step of having to make the topper.
Love your blog!
Jenn/Rook No. 17
- May 18, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Huggs and Kisses xo said...
These are fabulous!! I had to share them on my blog with props back to you. Thanks for sharing.
johanna xo
over @ Huggs and Kisses xo
- May 18, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Mama said...
I've highlighted this amazing tutorial on my little blog at http://wadelmat.blogspot.com/ Thanks for sharing!
- May 18, 2011 at 10:01 PM
- Stephanie Lynn @Under the Table and Dreaming said...
Amanda - beautiful oreos - they are simply perfect and chic! Thanks so much for linking to the Sunday Showcase Party - I greatly appreciate it. I have featured this today. Enjoy the rest of your week ~ Stephanie Lynn
- May 18, 2011 at 11:08 PM
- The Tootsie Wootsie said...
they came out very pretty and i love how simple it was yet looks like it took hours to make! i am so going to try this!
- May 18, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- Joi Malkin said...
WOW these look so professional! I would love it if you could stop by Heck Fridays today(Thursday) and post it on our first link party!
Hope to see you soon!!!
- May 19, 2011 at 2:35 AM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
OMG! Fabulous, to say the least! I love this gorgeous cookies, you're such a skillful and talented lady. Wonderful! and thank you for the great tutorial, my granddaughters are going to love this! Thanks for sharing.
- May 19, 2011 at 8:04 AM
- Stacie said...
These are AWESOME!! Thanks so much for sharing! BTW...I featured them here:
Thanks again! :)
- May 19, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- Tanya @ Greetings From the Asylum said...
These turned out so beautifully! Thank you for sharing!
- May 19, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Lesley Litrento said...
I just highlighted this project on my blog post today with a back link to your post!!! If you want to see it highlighted, go to:
Thanks, Lesley
- May 20, 2011 at 7:33 AM
- AShu93 said...
These look terrific! I need to get the oreo mold with the flat top & try the transfer sheets. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but you make it look really easy.
- May 20, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Summer said...
I just love these cute oreos - I am your newest follower:) On my blog I highlighted these and linked to your blog - hope that is okay, if not please let me know. If you want to check, here is the link: http://ideacupboard.blogspot.com/2011/05/chocolate-covered-oreos.html
- May 20, 2011 at 3:24 PM
- Sweet Peas and Bumblebees said...
I am your newest follower, and would love it if you would follow me back if you love our blog as well! :)
Stop by an add your latest & greatest to our What I Made Wednesday Linky Party...today is the last day!
Also, enter for a chance to win a homemade hair bow!!!
Alisa @ Sweet Peas and Bumblebees
- May 20, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- The Texas Peach said...
Stopping by from Tidy Mom. Those look so pretty! These would be great to put out at a party or wedding/baby shower. What a wonderful presentation they make!
- May 20, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- Debbie Hewitt said...
LOVED this yummy tutorial! thanks for sharing! Now I wanna make some, lol
New follower too! Please feel free to stop by: Thrifty and Frugal by Debbie and Lavender Cove and on Twitter @thrftyandfrugal
- May 20, 2011 at 11:02 PM
- Emily S said...
Wow these are SO PRETTY! I can hardly contain my excitement from this tutorial. Great job!
Deviantly Domesticated
- May 21, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- Angi [at] MakingMayhem said...
Gorgeous. We make chocolate covered cookies at Christmas, but they've never looked so pretty! Off to get the molds! TFS!
- May 21, 2011 at 10:29 PM
- Nik said...
Love these! Can you just use regular chocolate chopped for the transfer sheets?
- May 24, 2011 at 5:38 PM
- Jen @ My Own Road said...
These are awesome! You'll have to make some with the Triple Double Oreos when they come out!
- May 25, 2011 at 8:08 AM
- Katie @ This Chick Cooks said...
Me again :) I wanted to invite you to share these cool oreos at These Chicks Cooked Recipe Spotlight. Have a blessed day :)
- May 25, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Stephanie Hillberry said...
First of all, I love oreos. Best. Cookie. Ever.
Second, I'm thinking of asking you to be my wife. (I think wives should be able to have other wives, and I mean this in a completely un-polygamist kind of way.)
Third, these would knock the socks off of my friends. Great tutorial!
Stephanie from Deviantly Domesticated
- May 25, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- Chandeen @ Designed by Chance said...
Wow that is amazing. I have never heard of a chocolate covered Oreo mold. It would be really fun to make these.
- May 26, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Kelly said...
Wow! Those are beautiful and I can't imagine anyone eating them! It does look kinda easy so maybe even I could do that!
- May 27, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Alicia@Thrifty And Chic said...
These look delectable..bravo! This was a great tutorial! I featured you on my blog www.thriftyandchic.com.
- May 27, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Mindy said...
Wow, too stinkin' cute! Definitely going onto my "some day" to-do list! :o)
- May 27, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Kristy said...
This is dangerous material your sharing for chocolate addicts like me!
- May 27, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Jenette said...
Love love love this! I shared on my blog here:
- June 26, 2011 at 8:15 PM
- Chocolate Candy Mall said...
You've done such a beautiful job on these Oreo cookies that anyone would be impressed. I sure am! I hope you don't mind, but I used a couple of your lovely photos and linked to your blog from my site on this page about chocolate Oreo cookie molds. One of our visitors was having some trouble making her own cookies, so I thought you would be a perfect example. Do let me know if you mind. Love your blog!
- December 1, 2011 at 4:26 AM
- SusieQTpies said...
LOVE THESE! I would love for you to stop by and link up these lil treats in my Oreo 100th Happy Birthday Party! http://cafescrapper-scrapsoflife.blogspot.com/2012/02/happy-100-birthday-oreo-cake-blog-link.html
Thank you! Yummy!
- February 28, 2012 at 10:51 PM
- Marlis said...
You inspired me to make these for my daughters birthday party. I bought the transfter sheet at a local cake decorating supply store. They advised me to use a scrapbooking circle cutter to cut circles out of the transfer sheets and then place them in the bottom of the molds before you put the chocolate and oreos in. It worked perfectly and eliminated several steps!
- March 17, 2012 at 12:50 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hello! How many transfer sheets did you use per mold sheet? I need to make 30 cookies. thanks!
- May 22, 2012 at 11:12 AM
- Carla said...
These make great cookie pops. Forego the molds,open cookies by twisting apart, dip a small pop stick in melted chocolate and gently press stick in cream filling. After a minute, dip oreo in melted choco,tap off excess and carefully lay precut transfer sheet circle onto tacky oreo. Place pops in fridge for about 10 minutes then gently remove sheet circle. Hope someone can use this info-Works for me!
- May 25, 2012 at 9:02 PM
- Anonymous said...
Cookies are beautiful!! Can you tell me the size cookie cutter you used?
- June 8, 2012 at 11:20 PM
- Grace said...
Yum! I've also seen a site called The Secret Baker where you can get kits to make Chocolate Covered Oreos with all sorts of different designs! So cute!
- August 31, 2012 at 1:08 AM
- Joe, Amber, Ken and Ellie said...
Do you know anything about storing these once you make them? Can they be staked, frozen etc.?
Thanks for the awesome tutorial!
- September 11, 2012 at 7:33 AM
- diabetic chocolate said...
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- November 18, 2012 at 2:01 AM
- Quinn said...
Yummy! Where does one get chocolate transfer paper?
- March 3, 2013 at 7:19 AM
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- Darlene Vite said...
Wow! They look incredible! Jo @ SmileMonsters
- May 16, 2013 at 8:55 PM
- Precious handfootprints said...
Hi, I have the same molds, and ughhh sometimes I can't get the oreos out, they are totally stuck!! I do all the instructions, I even called spinNing leaf, help, why is this happening, I have wasted a lot ...
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Forums : MFLS Central Forum Thread : Week 2 Matches [R]
from Weirder Bremen
on Mon 3/9 8:45 ET
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Week 2 Matches
Friday, Mar 13
HOU - ORL 7 pm ET
Saturday, Mar 14
CHI - VAN 6 pm ET
CMB - TOR 7:30 pm ET
DAL - SKC 8:30 pm ET
RSL - PHI 9:30 pm ET
SEA - SJE 10 pm ET
Sunday, Mar 15
NYC - NER 5 pm ET
POR - LAG 7 pm ET
Idle: COL, DCU, MON, RNY
Four teams idle next week.
Will Penedo and Kennedy start in goal this week?
Will Nguyen start for NER? Are there any low-fee
stars to be found? I haven't seen any. Comment
from Weirder Bremen
on Mon 3/9 8:47 ET
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Prediction: Chicago will tie this week. from Arrows SC
on Mon 3/9 12:15 ET
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I found it tempting but hard to put Toronto players in my roster, starting the season off with eight straight road games. Saturday's match may tip the scales from hard back to tempting.
Dallas-KC looks like a really good game on paper, maybe the best matchup of the week.
I'm optimistic about the Crew this year. Blanked 1-0 at Houston isn't the worst that could happen, but the home game against TFC should be a good test.
The home game in Yankee Stadium should be a fun affair.
The most lopsided games this week? RSL-Philly or Seattle-SJ. Both could be ugly.
from Stormin Union
on Mon 3/9 12:46 ET
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Philly offense needs to start gelling, they looked disjointed and
need to change that. Defense looked solid with Vitoria at CB
and this will be a big test for M'bohli. I plan to roll the dice
again with M'bohli this week, another clean sheet will be more
difficult vs RSL but I don't think he will give up more than 1
(just hoping the the philly offense can get their act together,
Wenger needs to be the focal point and they need to look to
goal instead of too much passing like they did vs COL)
from The Laws of Lalas
on Mon 3/9 18:07 ET
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Norm, serious question: what the holy hell is PHI doing with
Maidana on the bench to start the game? i watched the
highlights and Maidana should be the straw that stirs the drink
in my opinion. he doesn't defend much but he makes passes
no one else on the team will ever be able to make. is he
simply not fit enough still to go the full 90? why pay a guy
that much money to come off the bench? i feel like PHI front
office and coaches are taking crazy pills. your thoughts?
from Stormin Union
on Mon 3/9 19:07 ET
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I agree Randall, Maidana should be starting with his precision
passes and free kicks. Sapong should be coming in off the
bench as a sub instead of starting, he didn't look dangerous at
all in the recent game. There was one instance where I
thought he would definitely go to goal and instead passed
backward to the midfield. I think Curtain is a good coach but
not playing Maidana was a head scratcher. Hopefully he will
be starting this weekend, a midfield of Le Toux, Edu, Noguiera
and Maidana with Wenger and Aristiguieta up top is the way to
go in my opinion. The back four and M'bohli are solid and I
wouldn't touch that at all, and I think RSL won't have an easy
time against them on Saturday.
from Stormin Union
on Mon 3/9 19:12 ET
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I meant Curtin not Curtain, damn autocorrect from Shaolin Mystigods
on Mon 3/9 19:56 ET
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Last year, TOR jumped out to a 2-0 lead after 24
minutes on a pair of goals by Jermain Defoe in the
season opener. I agree that the match next Sat in
CMB will be an excellent test for both sides.
I think VAN will regroup aggressively & swiftly,
spanking the Fire in their home opener.
from Mohawks
on Mon 3/9 21:10 ET
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Beg to differ! Things will click for Chicagos offense more this
weekend. Home opener against a far traveling team
Or at least I hope..
from Shaolin Mystigods
on Mon 3/9 21:53 ET
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See I figure Chicago's offense are a bunch of guys
playing together for the first time. Vancouver's
core has been intact for a couple seasons now I
Soccer aside, these are two great North American
from Shaolin Mystigods
on Mon 3/9 22:01 ET
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Hounds FC with 5 transfers already. That would be
MFLS-leading Hounds! What on earth is Tim up to?
from Hounds FC
on Mon 3/9 23:18 ET
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I am making my team better, Dave.
I had three players that I thought would be starting and it is obvious that is not going to be the case. So, boom, they are gone.
And the other two was a calculated choice to make the squad stronger. Got rid of one big salary to buy two players that I expect to do just as good as him or better over the course of the year. Plus, it gave me some added depth.
We are stronger going into week two, than we were going into week one.
from Weirder Bremen
on Tue 3/10 18:13 ET
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I made my first trade yesterday. The fee of the
player I traded for rose 6 points due to the trade.
from Shaolin Mystigods
on Tue 3/10 23:00 ET
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Was that Penedo out and Bendik in? I like it.
from Stormin Union
on Wed 3/11 8:01 ET
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Hoping Shipp has a good game this weekend, was one of my
most productive players last year (he even had a hat trick in
one game which was impressive as a rookie) so starting him
this week.
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Kristin Scott Thomas has joked that Ralph Fiennes was a "terrible bully" on the set of The Invisible Woman.
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"It was wonderful working with Ralph again even though he was a terrible bully and he used to tell me to stop acting all the time," she quipped.
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CHICAGO, Ill. (Jan. 4, 2013) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Thursday that the club has acquired Joel Lindpere from the New York Red Bulls in exchange for a 2013 International Roster Spot. Per team and MLS policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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President Barack Obama won reelection, while a hemisphere away, Xi Jinping is about to be anointed China's new leader, and how these two men lead will determine the near future's peace on earth.
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Here's the weekly roundup of what the national media are saying about the Eagles.
Joe Fortenbaugh of the National Football Post breaks down the market for cornerback Asante Samuel. He lists the Bucs, Lions, Chargers, Panthers, Titans and Browns as teams that could potentially be interested. Here's what Fortenbaugh says about Tampa:
Ronde Barber is coming back for a 16th season, but will turn 37-years-old in April and could function better as the Buccaneers' No. 3 cornerback. With Samuel lining up opposite of free agent acquisition Eric Wright, the Bucs would be well on their way to improving a defense that ranked 21st against the pass last season and dead last in points allowed (30.9 pts/gm). Tampa may be trying to get younger, but in a division that features Drew Brees, Cam Newton and the Roddy White-Julio Jones receiving duo, you can never have too many solid corners. Should the Bucs show an interest but come up short, that may tip us off that the team is gunning for LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne with the fifth overall pick instead of Alabama running back Trent Richardson.
SI.com's Peter King likes the Eagles' move to acquire linebacker DeMeco Ryans from the Texans:
I think, judging by the well-worn NFL draft choice value chart, I like what Philadelphia got more than Houston in the deal for linebacker DeMeco Ryans, the former centerpiece of the Texans defense. Houston got a fourth-round pick and moved up 12 spots in the third round. That, according to the trade chart, is the equivalent of getting the 86th pick in the draft for Ryans. If Ryans can be a three-year starter in the middle of the defense for Philadelphia, it's a steal for Philly. Of course, the Texans are gambling Ryans, who wasn't a great fit in Houston's 3-4 defense, doesn't have that much good football left.
Personnel people think the Birds got the better of the Ryans trade, according to Len Pasquarelli of The Sports Xchange/Yahoo Sports:
Early returns on the trade that sent inside linebacker DeMeco Ryans to Philadelphia: Personnel people think the deal was a big win for the Eagles, and, while there is a ton of respect for Houston coordinator Wade Phillips, people wonder how well the Texans will play without both Mario Williams and Ryans. That said, there is a consensus that both players will be better returning to 4-3 fronts.
Rivers McCown of Football Outsiders/Battle Red Blog thinks the Ryans trade was a good one for the Texans:
Once I got over the usual disgust I have over these scenarios (long-time stalwart gets deserved contract, gets hurt, is no longer worth said contract, has to go), I have to say I think this is a pretty solid trade for the Texans. As the NFL continues to tilt towards passing, a two-down linebacker getting paid the salary that Ryans was making is a complete luxury. Is there a chance that Ryans could recover more of his range next year, after he's further past his Achilles' injury? Sure. But if there was any doubt in Rick Smith's mind about that, this was absolutely a move that he had to make.
ESPN.com has the Eagles 12th in its offseason power rankings:
The Eagles finally have a quality middle linebacker in DeMeco Ryans, whom they stole from Houston. And they have a happy DeSean Jackson.
Gregg Rosenthal of NFL.com gives some credit to Andy Reid:
Reid shouldn't hesitate to take credit for this offseason in Philadelphia. The Eagles have made all the right moves. One year after loading up on outsiders, they smartly retained underrated guards Evan Mathis and Todd Herremans. They also re-signed two of their best players, Trent Cole and DeSean Jackson, removing a potential distraction with Jackson's surprising deal. The team's trade for DeMeco Ryans was a steal and filled a huge need. This feels like a win-or-else season for Reid. If he's going out, he's going out his way. It's more likely that the personnel continuity serves Philadelphia well, and the talented roster fulfills those lofty expectations that we had for the Eagles last season.
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text: When was the last time you thought, "If I quit today, this program would fold"? You would be surprised at the number of people we've talked to during the course of this project who conveyed that sentiment in one form or another. Actually, maybe you wouldn't be surprised at all. Because we've all heard the stories of people who haven't taken a vacation in years because there's no one else to cover the pager. People who spend more time at their agencies than in their homes because they're the only ones regularly available to see patients and do the administrative tasks that keep the program going. Or worse, people who just don't trust that anyone else could manage the program the way they do. I hate to break it to you, but this is simply not a sustainable way to do business. As program directors, we are keenly aware of how much the unexpected life issues impact our programs--family illnesses and injuries, personal crises, changes in job status, pregnancy. All of these things can take a prospective or working member of our team off the roster at a moment's notice. So why do we imagine the same thing couldn't happen to us? This is where the concept of succession planning comes in to play. Succession planning isn't just a luxury for wealthy, well-staffed SANE programs. It's an essential activity (or should be an essential activity) for every program. And it's not something to consider only when you're thinking about leaving your position. Succession planning should be be about contingencies for the unexpected, not just the planned departures. Having a plan in place means that a program, at least in it's most basic form, can keep providing care for patients, even if it can't do all of the extras, like community awareness events or professional education. So ask yourself the question--if I left today, do I know who would take over? Is there someone to take over? I became part of the management team at the DOVE Program in 2000 and took over running all patient care services 2 years later. At the time I transitioned to running the program, however, I knew that at some point I would move on. I like starting and growing programs; I don't necessarily like maintaining them (short-attention span). So when we had the funding to hire a PT staff person, I recruited with the idea of eventually grooming that person to replace me. I hired someone smart and savvy, with a skill set that complimented, but didn't duplicate my own. And when I decided the time was right to start implementing my exit strategy, we spent a full year transitioning her into her new leadership position. No trial by fire and no hiring in desperation. There is no manual for succession planning in SANE programs, but there are strategies that can be adapted from the non-profit literature. The Annie E. Casey Foundation, for instance, has published quite a bit on leadership development, and they have a monograph on succession planning that is worth checking out. Even if you have no extra staff position, no money to fund much beyond the bare bones of a program, look around your pool of SANEs and consider who might be interested and effective in running your program when you step down. Don't see the answer you're looking for? Consider how and where you're recruiting for your program and start prioritizing leadership qualities in your candidates, and not just clinical skills or a willingness to take call. Share how things get done in your program, like billing for cases, scheduling staff, or ordering supplies. Delegate an administrative task or two, which has the dual benefit of teaching someone else how to do a part of the job and relieves you from having to do said task yourself. And for those of you who feel just a little bit threatened by an up-and-comer, keep in mind that surrounding yourself with quality people makes you a better, smarter and more effective manager. And that is a sustainable way to do business.


text: On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 09:47:25PM -0400, Greg Lindahl wrote: > > 3) Take the cost to design and fab a cpu (>$1 Billion) and divide > > by number of units sold and see how much you need to make > > a living. > > Hello? A cpu does not take up an entire fab. If it's built in small > volumes, it shares with other items. The Power3/4, MIPS, and > Transmeta chips do not have dedicated fabs; I don't think the Samsung > fab that makes Alphas is dedicated either. AFAIK, even the Athlon fabs (Dresden & Austin, last I knew) aren't dedicate, but that could have changed. > The whole reason Digital > sold their fab to Intel was to take advantage of the fact that it was > mostly idle, but that Intel can fill it up. Today, if you want > something fabbed in low volume, like the custom chip on a Myrinet > board, which contains a CPU, you go to one of the 2 companies in > Taiwan that offers a fab for low-volume use. Or use an FPGA. The ratio of ASIC NREs to per-unit cost premium for using programmable logic is getting larger all the time. Not that I have any idea what Myrinet specifically is using. > On the design side, AMD proved that they can design a cpu with 1/10 > the money it costs Intel. The Alpha team has likewise been extremely > cost effective. 1/10 the design cost on 1/100 the sales does make for > higher overhead, but not necessarily a prohibitive cost. Personally, I think that the most remarkable thing about AMD is their abilty to do what they've done without *any* high-end stuff to subsidize the activity. MDR estimates that a 1.33GHz Athlon costs about $62 to manufacture. If AMD is able to get a $50 margin on these, then they can bring in a billion dollars on 20 Million of the little suckers. OTOH, MDR also figures that a 900MHz UltraSPARC III costs about $145 to build. If Sun can get a $2000 margin, they only need to sell a half a million of them to get the same billion. But it is a pretty tall order to get people to pay those kinds of prices for a slab of silicon in a package with little balls of solder on the bottom. No, you pretty much need a *system* to go with it, and that system has to offer something that you can't get any other way. Even this sell is getting tougher all the time, but Sun is still, at this point, pulling it off. Not that they aren't feeling some pain at the moment. When you look at those margins, though, it's pretty easy to see the attraction of the high end -- 40x the income on less than 3x the investment? Cool. That is of course what Intel is after with the Xeons. At the cost of investing in a slightly modified infrastructure, they can sell essentially the same chip at much higher margins. I would assert, however, that it is precisely that strategy -- of trying to have it both ways -- that got Intel into whatever trouble it's gotten itself into with Rambus and the Pentiums III and 4. I think that Intel spent so much brainpower trying to avoid damaging their high-margin business that they lost sight of the fact that their high-volume low-end busiess was what was driving the process and keeping the costs down at the high end. Intel forgot that if you don't "eat your own children", someone else will eat them anyway: http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/content/zdnn/0326/299230.html This was Andy Grove's focus -- to quote the above article, "Companies succeed only by being the first to obsolete their own products." While it would at first blush appear that this is precisely what Intel is doing with the PIII/P4/Itanium, it's more complicated than that. IMHO, they made two primary mistakes: First was when they tied their own hands with in the Rambus deal. It could easily be argued that, especially in the i820/i840 timeframe, Rambus wasn't really Ready, and neither were the chipsets. Intel could have been out there kicking butt with "entry-level" SDRAM systems but no, they were stuck trying to foist RDRAM onto their loyal customers, and sucking up to them with hardware tradeins after screwing up massively on the MTH. The second big mistake was trying to keep the Celeron under control. In this case, it wasn't enough for them to market the Celeron in such a way as to make it appear unsuitable for serious use. No, they had to *actually* cripple it to make sure that it was really a worse chip than the Pentium II/III. Why? To protect the fat margins on the Pentium II/III. But AMD *didn't have* any fat margins to protect. They barely had any margins at all. They had no qualms whatsoever at attacking a $500 part with a $100 part. Intel should have been doing the same thing -- if people wanted 100MHz FSB Celerons, well, then, hell -- sell them 100MHz FSB Celerons. Is it really better to lose the sale to AMD than it is to lose the sale to your own product? I personally don't think that Intel would ever have lost as much market share as they did if they hadn't handed it over to AMD in this way. *THIS* is why we need healthy competition in commodity processors. If AMD hadn't been out there keeping Intel honest, who knows what kind of crap we'd be paying a fortune for at this point. > One of the most annoying parts of mostly off-topic discussions is when > people give "facts" that aren't. I know your intentions are good, but > can we discuss commodity clusters? What's not about commodity clusters? Understanding where one's parts are going to come from next year would seem to be quite relevent. --Bob


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Bharatiya Janata Party's ally Janata Dal – United, whose antipathy to Narendra Modi is well-known, is likely to make a strong demand for the early projection of the next prime ministerial candidate of the alliance and emphasise its commitment to secularism ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.
Though party leaders remain tight-lipped about the political resolution to be adopted at its two-day National Executive on Saturday, there are clear indications that the party will vehemently oppose the projection of the Gujarat chief minister within NDA for the top job.
JD-U President Sharad Yadav evaded a direct reply on whether the party will oppose the projection of Modi. "We had never compromised on the issue of secularism nor will we do now," he said.
He was asked whether the secular credentials of NDA's next prime ministerial candidate will be an important issue to be discussed at the JD-U meet.
On whether the party will discuss the issue of Modi's increased projection in BJP, he said, "There is no bar on any issue. Everything can be discussed. Sky is the limit as far discussing issues is concerned".
"Our party allows people to raise issues. But how can we talk about the decision before the party's National Council meet," he said.
Yadav's comments are significant as there has been some unease in the JD-U over Modi recently addressing a series of meetings, with a party leader saying it seemed "as if he has been declared the prime ministerial candidate of the BJP".
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who runs a coalition government with the BJP, has been a known critic of Modi. A sizeable section in JD-U believes that parting of ways with the BJP will be unavoidable if Modi is projected as a prime ministerial candidate in the Lok Sabha polls.
"So far, NDA has gone to elections projecting Atal Behari Vajpayee and Lal Krishna Advani. Why should they not do it now," was the refrain of a senior JD-U leader, who did not want to be named.
Yadav, who is also the NDA convener, said that the alliance between BJP and JD-U is working on a common agenda, under which the BJP had to drop its controversial issues like Ram Temple, abrogation of Article 370 and the Uniform Civil Code.
"Our national agenda is secular. It is there for last 17 years. Our issues and their (BJP's) issues are different," he said.
Amid growing speculation on whether his party will remain within the NDA at a time when there is increased focus Modi, Yadav said, "No name has been decided either within the BJP or within the NDA. What is the point in embarrassing somebody or ourselves by taking someone's name regularly?"
Sections in JD-U believe that Modi is not the consensus candidate even within the BJP and there could be a possibility of the Gujarat leader being kept out of the race due to differences on the issue among the allies.
Attacking Modi, JD-U leader Shivanand Tewari has claimed that Modi was "desperate" to become prime minister and that even without the party naming him, "the Gujarat chief minister has already started believing that he is the prime ministerial candidate of the BJP."
Tiwari has also slammed Modi for his comments -- that states like Bihar should adopt the Gujarat model of development -- and asked him to learn from the Bihar model instead.
"We will take stock of the political situation prevailing in the country and related issues at our party's National Executive to be held in New Delhi on April 13-14," Kumar had recently said in Patna, in reply to questions about the future of JD-U's alliance with the BJP.
"We will also apprise NDA of our deliberations and opinion on various political issues," he had said to repeated questions on his stand.


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Subway Surfers is an interesting new game for the iPhone, one which follows the trend of taking the popular 'run forever' style of gameplay and offers it in 3D.
The actual game betrays a few things about the title, however. While it is clearly inspired by the activity known as train surfing, there are some key differences. For one, despite being titled 'Subway Surfers,' there do not seem to be any trains which go underground here (sure, some subways will exit tunnels and run aboveground, but this game seems devoid of any train tunnels lasting longer than a few seconds). For another, the actual sport (for lack of a better term) seems to be more akin to actual surfing as one stands atop a train; in this game, your character is always running. And finally, even while always running, as much or more of the running is done on the ground than on trains. Its time to play Subway Surfers Online with friends for free and enjoy this awesome game.
Perhaps this is all semantics, but given the name and theme of the game, we felt it would benefit those who are familiar with the actual activity to know where the game differs.
"The Burger King Kids' Club doesn't play by your 'rules.'"
With that said, Subway Surfers is a free-to-play run-forever game which allows you to use in-game currency to purchase power-ups to help you go farther and gain a higher score. Plus, you can use actual real-life currency to purchase those coins, in case doing so on your own is too much of a bother.
The concept is pretty simple: You play as a kid (one of three, with the other two available for purchase) who is tagging a train car in a train yard with graffiti when they are caught by an inspector and his faithful pitbull. Your kid takes off, and the inspector and dog give chase as you jump, roll, and dodge left and right around trains (both moving and stationary) and obstacles throughout the trainyard. All the while, you'll be trying to collect coins, power-ups, and bonuses to reach for a higher score.
And that's really pretty much it. There are no other stages, though the one you run through seems to be randomly generated as you go. As a result, there's little variety in your surroundings, but at least it's not the same course over and over again, strictly speaking. Some of the power-ups are neat, such as a magnet which attracts coins, and you can also carry a stock of hoverboards and even get your hands on a spraypaint-powered jetpack which carries you high above the chaos, leaving you to simply worry about collecting floating coins.
Unlike the similarly-styled Aby Escape, the controls in Subway Surfers are thankfully not tilt-based, instead relying strictly on swipes of the touchscreen (left, right, up to jump, down to roll). Unfortunately, while they do work well most of the time, there are instances where the swipes don't seem to register quickly enough, and one false move can make the difference between continuing on and starting all over.
"Uh…I didn't do it."
The worst instance of 'swipe failure' involves a neat feature of the game. In addition to a series of missions you can partake in (collect x amount of coins, y amount of sneakers), there are daily missions (such as collecting all of the letters in a word). Unfortunately, they tell you when you've achieved one of these during the game itself, and that stalled the game enough so that it was unable to read one of our swipes, thus leading to our being hit by a train and ending our run.
Fortunately, being hit by a high-speed multi-ton vehicle isn't as gruesome as it might sound. The game's graphics are colorful and cartoon, sporting a light touch of the 'Homies' aesthetic. And when you're hit by a train, you're basically smacked into the screen (and it's a bit funnier when you manage to take the inspector and his dog with you– not that we take pleasure in the torment of animals or humans). If you just run into an obstacle, however, the inspector and his dog simply grab you, presumably until the cops and/or your parents arrive.
As for the music, there isn't much to say. It's basically one track which runs while you run, and it's not bad, though not especially memorable, either.
Overall, Subway Surfers has a few flaws, but as a free game, it's a fun experience, particularly if you're into the 'run forever' style of gaming. And if you've only experienced the 2D style of that genre, then this game makes a pretty good introduction to the 3D style.


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If the AC4TV combo is not enough for you, here's the AC4 head and cab...tasty!
Way back in 1961, VOX rolled out the AC4 amplifier. Nearly fifty years later, VOX is pleased to announce the AC4TVH head amp & V112TV speaker cab – the all-tube mini practice stack with remarkable self control.
This up-to-date Class A version retains the distinctive EL84 power tube of the original and features a 12AX7 powered pre-amp, all driving the V112TV speaker cabinet fitted with a custom-made Celestion 12 inch speaker. The sophisticated sound is unmistakably VOX, delivering that distinctively British top-end tone.
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You might have read in our blog post from November 29th that The Stationery Studio was hosting a coat drive for our community. It ended last week and we were amazed at the response! We delivered 30 bags of coats to Pads to Hope in Palatine and were told that the need was great this year so the coats couldn't have come at a better time. Thank you to everyone who participated!
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Article by Peter Coffee published on the February 7, 2006 issue of eWeek. It discusses the potential of Lisp, particularly Common Lisp, for developing web applications "using fewer lines of code, and with acceptable memory use and execution speed".
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Piers established CZWG with his partners in 1975. He is widely recognised as innovative architect, writer and leader in the profession and has designed a number of acclaimed buildings and masterplans. He was involved with English Heritage for 12 years, first as a member of the London Advisory Committee and the urban panel then latterly as a commissioner and was up until recently a Commissioner of CABE.
Principal buildings include: China Wharf, The Circle, Cascades and many subsequent buildings in London's Docklands; Bankside Lofts; The Green Bridge in Mile End; The Glass Building; The Westbourne Grove Public Lavatories and flower kiosk; new galleries at the National Portrait Gallery; Steedman Street at Elephant & Castle and the 'Bling Bling' building in Liverpool as part of the Liverpool One Masterplan.
Piers has lectured extensively in Europe, North and South America, Australia and China. He has taught at Middlesex Polytechnic and the Architectural Association School and has been a visiting professor at both the Mackintosh School in Glasgow and the University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology.
Piers was appointed a CBE for services to architecture in the 1998 Queen's Birthday Honour List. He was elected a Royal Academician in 2002.


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'The finest high school in all of Connecticut' opens its doors in Waterford
Waterford — The message board outside Waterford High School read "Thank You Waterford."
On a sunny, crisp morning on Monday, it was clear that school officials wanted students to know during the opening day celebration that their new school wouldn't have become a reality if it weren't for the support of the community.
"A facility is just that," said Superintendent of Schools Jerome Belair. "A school is a community of teachers and learners. The community of Waterford has great expectations of all of you."
On Monday the high school students started class for the first time in their new state-of-the-art building. The $67 million project, which began in December 2010, includes a 5,000-square-foot media center, a mezzanine-level skywalk that connects a portion of the old Waterford High School to the new three-story addition next door, and extensive technology upgrades.
Before the festivities got under way, students met with advisers and received class schedules and, perhaps more importantly, they received a map of the building.
Students wandered the hallways looking for their lockers. Junior Katt McCabe took no chances and highlighted her classrooms on the map.
"It feels like the first day of school," McCabe said. "I like that there is a lot more technology. The old school was like 50 years old and it was really run down."
Senior Ray Jackson said he woke up excited and couldn't wait to start the school day, although he lamented that he will only have use of the school for another two more months. "I like the way the school is set up," said Jackson. "It reminds me of a college campus."
Principal Don Macrino gave morning announcements and again told the students that they should be thankful to be learning in "the finest high school in all of Connecticut."
He said that the town spent a great deal of money to support their futures. "Such a commitment is rare in this economy," said Macrino.
After announcements, the entire student body gathered on the football field. The band played; the cheerleaders did a dance.
But the event that drew the most cheers and screams from the crowd was when Capt. Sal Tarantino, commander of the Second Continental Light Dragoons, dressed as a Lancer, the school's mascot, rode on his horse, Prince, and circled the football field several times.
Tarantino led the crowd to the front of the school, where the flags were raised, the national anthem sung and a poem read.
After the "Lancer" rode his horse, with sword in hand, to cut the ceremonial banner to the school's entrance, Macrino gently reminded the students, "Now, it's time for reality, first period is starting. Come on in."
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I'm Not Yawning, Boss, Just Cooling My Brain
It's easy to be offended when a colleague yawns while you're talking. But that yawn may not mean what you think.
A growing number of researchers believe the purpose of this little-understood behavior is to cool the brain, says a research review published earlier this year in Frontiers in Neuroscience.
Changes in climate affect how often people yawn. Researchers in an earlier study asked two groups of pedestrians in Tucson, Ariz., one in early summer and one in the winter. People were asked to look at pictures of people yawning and talk about their own yawning behavior.
The participants were nearly twice as likely to yawn when they were surveyed during the winter, when they could inhale cool air to reduce the temperature of the brain, says the study, published in 2011 in Frontiers in Evolutionary Neuroscience. Participants yawned less when surveyed in the early summer, when temperatures outdoors were about the same as the human body.
Other studies show yawning increases after people experience heat stress or have a heat pack placed on their foreheads.
Yawning also may build empathy within groups. Yawns are seen as contagious, but "catching" a yawn depends on a person's ability to feel empathy and closeness with the yawner, says a 2013 research review in the International Journal of Applied Basic Medical Research.
People observed in workplaces or restaurants yawned more often in response to others' yawns when they were kin or close friends with the yawner, the study says. People are less likely to engage in contagious yawns when they have emotional or social disorders that prevent them from feeling empathy, the study says.
What yawns don't accomplish, researchers say, is to re-energize the brain.
For centuries, yawning was thought to remove "bad air" from the lungs and increase oxygen circulation in the brain. Recent studies have discredited this old belief.


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The Philippines is an archipelago of 7,000 islands in the western Pacific just north of the equator. The larger islands are very mountainous. The southernmost islands have an equatorial climate with rather uniform precipitation throughout the year. The rest of the island chain has a tropical monsoon climate much like Indochina with a single period of heavy rainfall. The peak rainfall for most areas occurs from July to October when the southwesterly monsoon blows.
For these islands, the rainfall is enhanced further during the period of August to October, when Pacific typhoons threaten. Most of these typhoons first develop east of the Philippines and then intensify as they move to the South China Sea. These storms often threaten loss of life from flooding and mudslides.
Temperatures are high throughout the year. During the wet season, cloudy, humid conditions make the high temperatures more difficult to take. During the dry season, conditions are more pleasant with slightly lower humidities and refreshing sea breezes.


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- Small problem with loading missions;
- Issue with unit selection;
- A bug that could lead to crash in very rare situations;
- Some misspellings were fixed.
- Additional voice overs to the tutorial;
- Changed system voice and several unit responds.
- Five new soundtracks in full game version.
- Simplified the Campaign and added more hints;
- Small optimizations to the engine.


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Silk skirt into a simple dress
Added Apr 3, 2013
Toronto, Canada
I had a simple mid length silk skirt slightly gathered on the front that looked very outdated. I used Burda Front Pleat Dress project as an inspiration for this makeover.
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Apr 3, 2013, 05.32 PMby sewingentusiast
Thank you, Sleepy-Dumpling! I am glad you enjoy the new "old" skirt :-) I also do a lot of new things out of old ones.. I restored a ripped Edvardian dress for my wedding.. I made a skirt out of jersey pants and i made a casual dress from a men's shirt – the last one I am going to post in a few days as this can be useful for others…
Apr 3, 2013, 03.45 PMby sleepy-dumpling
It looks great! Pretty fabric. It's brilliant to make new things out of old. I made a skirt out of an old dress I had 20 years ago. I love that I'm wearing it now.
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What is the fee to seek accreditation?
To seek accreditation, a camp must pay annual fees as described on the accreditation application. Annual fees are calculated on a sliding scale which vary based upon geographical location. There are no additional charges for accreditation services for member camps.
Camps will receive a copy of the Accreditation Process Guide. There is no further charge for participation in the required Accreditation Process Workshop or for expenses of the visitation team.
How do the fees I pay relate to services I receive?
Between one-half and two-thirds of your dues/ fee are passed on to your local ACA office for delivery of local services including the administration of the ACA Standards program.
The portion that remains at the national office is used to finance the ongoing work of a National Standards Commission and staff to maintain this national program. Besides maintenance of the standards program, your dues/fees support programs that benefit all camps, such as our national public awareness program and our public policy and government relations program.
Do accredited camps get any exclusive discounts or other "rewards"?
Accreditation isn't inexpensive and it isn't easy, but camp directors sure do believe it's worth it! In fact, nine out of ten ACA camp directors continue to seek accreditation for their camps because they believe it helps them maintain a safe, quality environment for their campers and staff. (Responses to the question: "Why do you continue to seek accreditation?" 1997 ACA Summer Camp Survey, American Camping Association.)
There are lots of rewards ranging from mentors to national publicity.


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Carriage Green employee charged again
MILFORD -- A Stratford woman has been arrested for a second time for allegedly stealing from residents of an assisted living center where she'd worked.
Kelly Gray, 29, of Broadbridge Avenue in Stratford, was arrested on a warrant last week and will be arraigned Feb. 13 on third-degree burglary and sixth-degree laerceny charges, police said.
Gray allegedly entered a resident's Carriage Green apartment without permision and took $138 last October 11. She was arrested on Dec. 12 in connection with a burglary to another apartment at the Plains Road complex.
Gray is no longer employed at Carriage Green, officials said.


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October 30, 1930 - January 27, 2013
Pine Island, NY
Marcus "Mark" Doller, 82, of Pine Island, NY, peacefully went home to be with the Lord on January 27, 2013 after a long and courageous battle against cancer.
Born in Haulerwyk, Netherlands, on October 30, 1930 to the late Hendrik and Pieterdina Roffel Doller, he married Aukje (Anita) Oosterkamp on November 16, 1956 and they immigrated to America in February of 1957. Mark worked on a dairy farm in Sussex, NJ before owning his own dairy, retiring from farming in 1986. Mark started his second career as a school custodian for the Vernon, NJ School District retiring in 2001. In retirement, Mark enjoyed golfing and a gentleman's farm of sheep and goats with his wife Anita.
Mark was a confessing member of the Goshen Christian Reformed Church and loved singing the hymns, worshipping the Lord and sharing his faith with others. Mark and Anita loved taking trips to see family in the Netherlands and across the United States. The highlight of his life was visiting his brothers in Australia in November 1997.
Mark was preceded in death by his sister, Hendrikje De Groat in 2012 and his oldest daughter, Roelofje Ruby Romanko in 2010.
Mark is survived by his wife of 56 years, Anita; son-in-law, Mark Romanko and his wife, Patty, and his children, Bethany Benanati, Andrew, Christine LaFrance and David; son, Henry Doller and his wife, Kathi and their children, Bradley, Henry and Kelsie; daughter, Dinah Sinnema and her husband, Bob and their children, Derk, Jacob and Sarah; son, John Doller and his wife, Linda and their children, Craig and Jenna; son, Marcus Doller and his wife, Florence and their children, Natalie and Daniella; and daughter, Audrey Sagala and her husband, Rob.
He also leaves behind brothers, Hendrik and Willem Doller of Australia; sisters, Mina Hofman, Roely Reindersma, both of Michigan, and Janke Boonstra, Feikje Oosterkamp and Tina VandeKaap of the Netherlands, with multiple nieces and nephews around the globe.
Mark was known as "Heit", "Pake" and "Oome" Marcus we are thankful for his long life, happy personality and the smile on his face.
Visitation will be on Friday, February 1st, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Lazear-Smith & Vander Plaat Memorial Home, 17 Oakland Ave., Warwick. A celebration of his life will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 2nd, at Goshen Christian Reformed Church, Route 17A, Goshen. Interment will follow in Florida Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Goshen Christian Reformed Church, Rt. 17A, Goshen, NY 10924 or Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc., 800 Stony Brook Ct., Newburgh, NY 12550.
For further information, directions or to send an online condolence, see www.lsvpmemorialhome.com


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Life in Christian County, Kentucky... More About Trees and Plants...
Really, the nerve of this thistle! It is growing in a tiny crack between a concrete wall and the asphalt of a parking lot. I have tentatively identified it as a sowthistle (sonchus oleraceus.) If I am incorrect, please let me know.
I estimate that this plant is about 4-1/2 feet in height -- close to the top of the normal height range of sowthistles. It is doing quite well despite the confines of its existence.
Sowthistles are members of the aster family. The flower of this plant does look like an aster bloom. The tenacious and prolific ways of the sowthistle have put it on the noxious weed list in 20 U.S. states and 5 Canadian provinces.
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Since 2003, customers of the Lincoln Electric System and others have contributed more than $1 million to the Lincoln Cares voluntary donation program. Just add $1 to your LES bill to support parks, libraries and older adults in our community! It's easy to make a difference!
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