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Frozen Elsa loves the animals and for this reason she decided to spend her summer holiday at a farm of horses. Of course that there she will have a lot of things to do but she is happy because she will meet again her favorite horse! Are you ready to offer her a hand help? What do you have exactly to do? For the start you should help Elsa to clean the barn of the horse, then you can help her to find all the hidden objects which will help her to clean her favorite horse! After that you can clean the horse and you will make Elsa very happy! Have fun in this new game with Frozen Elsa at the Horse Farm!
Cute Panda Caring And Dressup
This little panda needs your help in this caring game. Play and try to provide nursing activities like bathing, brushing the teeth and feeding. Once you do that you can focus on the creative part which implies the dress up and the hair salon. Arrange his messy hair and maybe try a new hairstyle to
Pet Salon Kitty Care
You have a pet salon specialized in kitty care and you also have a lot of clients today waiting in the lounge - are you ready to run this per salon like a pro?
Princesses Puppy Care
Moana found two injured puppies freezing on the street and she rushed to take them home and take care of the poor things. Rapunzel is going to help her and so should you. Help the girls dress up and rush to the vet with the puppies, then help the vet clean the cute dogs and treat their injuries. Onc
Ttwin Kitties Spa Caring
These beautiful twin cats will need your grooming and special attention in this animal game. Join this fluffy adventure and take care of both of them in three simple steps: bath them, feed them and dress them up. Each step will include multiple tasks and you will need to fulfill all of them in ord
Fairy Pony Horse Mane Braiding Salon
Live an amazing experience with this hairstyling game for ponies where you will be assigned to take a detailed care of this little ponys mane and tail too. Not only that you will clean the dirt off and make her fur all shiny, but you will also become a pony fashion designer. Dress her up with lovely
Water Park Cleaning
It is time to have fun! Join this watery adventure and find out what proposals are waiting to be done. This is a cleaning game that has an interactive part in which you will be playing with a cute panda on all those waterslides that are spread in the aqua park. Take your job seriously and use all th
My Little Pony Hair
Get ready to have some fun in the Ponyville, ladies! Four of your favorite ponies feature this brand new hair salon game for girls and you're invite to join Applejack in and help her impress her colorful clients with her amazing hair-styling skills. Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy and Twilight Sparkle ar
Mommy Horse And Her Little Baby
Take a good care of this mamma horse and try to fulfil her needs so she could have an easy pregnancy and give birth in a safe environment. This horse game will put you to supervise her birth giving and once her medical condition is good enough you will assist her with it. Then you will have to look
Horse And Unicorn Caring
Be ready to know each part that needs to be done once you have a horse in your care. Your clear mission in this horse game is to handle the stable cleaning, to make sure the horse medical condition is fine, to wash him and to dress him up in a suitable outfit. In each challenge, you will have multip
My Kitty Friend Adopt A Pet
This fluffy ball of cuteness is about to be yours for the next several minutes because you are going to play this amazing kitty game where you will be taking care of a little cat that is about to get adopted. Your job is to make sure she gets that spa treatment and right after she will be feed with


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I must have been 7-8 years old when my father found this treasure at the country dump. Saturday mornings were always "dump" days and we would make an adventure out of it; taking the long way there to canvas the local migratory birds, or what have you and the Texaco Opera would always be playing on the radio. At the time, I loved cows and this sign was such a great find! Looking back now though it is sad because it represents a thing of the past- small dairy farms in Wisconsin. This sign has hung in many apartments and homes. I recently re-discovered it in our basement since my 14 yearold daughter is in love with metal vintage signs. This one is a winner I think and it is in exceptional shape-painted on BOTH sides. I'm having fun researching it. I hope you like my "bessie"..

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ACLU of Michigan files lawsuit seeking respect for 300+ Michigan marriage licenses
April 14, 2014
Today, April 14, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan filed a lawsuit in state court on behalf of eight same-sex couples who received marriage licenses on the first day of the freedom to marry in Michigan, March 22.
More than 300 couples received marriage licenses on that Saturday, after a federal judge struck down the state's ban on marriage for same-sex couples. The ruling was stayed later that afternoon - temporarily put on hold as the state appeals the decision. Although the federal government said that it would respect the Michigan marriage licenses for all purposes, Governor Rick Snyder said that the state of Michigan would, for now, deny respect to the licenses as the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals considers arguments in the original federal lawsuit.
The lawsuit argues that because these same-sex couples legally married in Michigan, they are entitled to all of the protections of marriage, and that these protections cannot be taken away retroactively. The ACLU explained that the suit also explains that the United States Constitution requires state officials to recognize those protections immediately, regardless of the ultimate outcome of the appeal of Judge Friedman's ruling.
ACLU of Michigan Executive Director Kary L. Moss explained today:
"As a matter of law and fundamental fairness, the state is obligated to extend the protections that flow from marriage to all those who celebrated their weddings last month. Doing anything less treats legally married gay and lesbian couples like second-class citizens, and adds to the confusion and instability these loving families have endured."
The plaintiff couples include eight families, including several couples who have been together in Michigan for more than 25 years. One of the plaintiff couples is Kelly Callison and Anne Callison, who are raising their son Corbin and need to be respected as a married couple in order to ensure that they can protect their son. Meet all of the the Plaintiffs HERE.


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The Dallas Cowboys have released quarterback Stephen McGee from their 53-man roster and claimed tight end Colin Cochart off waivers from Cincinnati.
The moves were announced Saturday as the Cowboys started practice four days before their season opener at the New York Giants.
Dallas also had a full eight-man practice squad in place and on the field. That group included rookie receiver Danny Coale, the injury-hampered fifth-round pick who was left off the 53-man roster at Friday's deadline.
With seven-time Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten still questionable while recovering from a lacerated spleen, Cochart provides some extra depth at that position. Cochart started three games as a rookie last season.


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Texting and Driving – Preventing a Tragedy One Teenager at a Time
Texting while driving involves sending, reading and/or composing texts on a cell phone or other electronic device. According to AAA, 46% of teenagers admitted that they have been distracted by texting while driving. While talking on a cell phone and driving can be dangerous enough, texting is even more dangerous because it requires you to look at the device to read and send messages. With an increase in the number of smart phones being sold there will be more and more access to texting. While texting can be convenient and save time it has to be used in the proper time and place which is not while driving. Car accidents are the number one killer of teenagers with hundreds of deaths each year. Many of these deaths could be prevented by keeping driver distractions like cell phones put away.
Only Flood Insurance Will Cover Your Flood Losses
If an individual relies on a homeowners insurance policy to cover whatever flood damage occurs, the result will not be favorable to the property owner. Only flood insurance will cover such losses. Because flood insurance has a 30-day waiting period, property owners should not let an imminent flooding force a decision to obtain this insurance.
Homeowners Insurance Rates Rising
Homeowners insurance rates are on the rise this year, largely driven by losses from significant catastrophes in the U.S. over the past few years, independent insurance agents and an industry expert say.
Pricing is expected to climb 4.5% to 5% on average nationwide, but vary by location, says Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute. Hard-hit areas should expect greater increases, and those that have seen less damage will likely see smaller ones.
New Iowa Fine for Texting and Driving
The fine for texting and driving in the state of Iowa may read $30, but it will cost violators much more than that. Iowa City Police Sergeant Denise Brotherton said after court costs the fine in Johnson County will come to $120.75. Police will be authorized to start handing out the fines Friday at midnight.


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Bracken Cave
Visitation FAQs
Visitation FAQs
When do the member nights begin each year?
- End of May through September.
- Longer days = best viewing when hungry mother bats begin emerging well before sunset.
Where is the cave?
- View Map. Turn left at "BCI Event" sign.
How many people can I bring as a BCI member to a Member Night or Special Member Tour?
- $45 membership level up to 3 guests for a total party of 4 including the member.
- $60 and up membership levels up to 5 guests for a total party of 6 including the member.
Why isn't Bracken open to the public to just stop by and go in?
- The cave is located on private property that is owned, managed and protected by Bat Conservation International. Due to limited staff, we must restrict access to small, reserved groups.
How often can I come?
- Members can attend one Member Night tour at Bracken each season (1 Membership = 1 Member Night or Special Member Tour visit per year).
What are the best months to view the bats?
- July and August, because baby bats are born in June and begin flying in July; and days are longer which means more bat viewing time.
How long does the tour last?
- Plan to stay 2-3 hours depending on sunset.
- Please be on time.
- We cannot predict exact times when the bats will emerge, so we meet early enough so visitors have time before the emergence to learn about this important maternity colony.
Can I leave early if I have something important to do?
- Please be prepared to stay the entire 3 hours if you make a reservation with us. Arrangements can be made to leave early, please check with your guide.
If I am disabled will I be able to make it to the cave?
- If you have special accessibility needs, please let your guide know at check-in.
How far do I have to walk?
- Approximately ½ mile on gravel trails.
Please consider physical limitations and the Texas summer heat when planning your trip.
Can we bring alcohol?
- No.
Can I bring my dog?
- No. Pets are not allowed on the property (and it's too hot to leave any animal in your car).
Can I bring my baby?
- Please use discretion if you are considering bringing young children. Because Bracken Cave is located in a natural, unimproved area, children need to be supervised at all times and cannot "run-free"– so keep this in mind when making your reservation. Childcare services are NOT provided. Tours can last up to 4 hours and Texas summers are notoriously hot. We do not recommend bringing children under the age of 6 to Bracken for these reasons.
Can I smoke on the property?
- No.
Can I bring a chair?
- Not needed as we have benches.
Can I bring a snack?
- Small snack foods are fine, but please, no coolers. Food attracts unwanted visitors, like fire ants and skunks.
What do I wear?
- Comfortable clothes and closed-toed shoes.
What should I bring?
- Cameras (please no flash photography), binoculars, sunscreen, bug repellant, and bottled water (again, no coolers please).
Are there bathrooms?
- There is a unisex Port-a-John with hand sanitizer.
It's Saturday but no one is answering my emails or phone calls. Why?
- Please keep in mind that BCI is not open on the weekend thus reservation requests and questions are not processed until the following week.
Will my car make it in on the roads to the cave?
- Roads leading to the cave are rough and dusty. You may need to wash your car after your trip to Bracken but other than that, you should be fine.
Can we camp overnight?
- Only on designated Special Member Nights.
Can I donate more money and get a private group viewing on the night I choose? Can I book a private event at Bracken Cave for a wedding, company picnic or other event?
What are Special Member Tours?
We offer several different Special Member Tour experiences each year, including:
Camp overs: Members spend the night at Bracken, experiencing the evening bat emergence AND the morning return. Visitors need to bring a tent and should be prepared to stay until 8 AM the following day.
Member Morning Returns: Members arrive at Bracken Cave Preserve at 5.30 AM to experience the bats returning from their night-long hunt. Visitors should be prepared to stay until 8 AM.
Stay up to date with BCI
Sign up and receive timely bat updates
BCI relies on the support of our amazing members around the world.
Our mission is to conserve the world's bats and their ecosystems to ensure a healthy planet.
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Shake Up Your Snacks: 7 Fun Ideas
Peter Ardito
Lemony Chickpea Salad
Whisk together 1 teaspoon olive oil, 2 teaspoons lemon juice, 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest, 1/8 teaspoon Dijon mustard, and 2 teaspoons chopped fresh chives. Toss with 1/2 cup drained and rinsed canned chickpeas.
Peter Ardito
Cinnamon Dippers
Cut a 6-inch corn tortilla into wedges, brush with 1 teaspoon melted low-fat butter, and sprinkle with a pinch of cinnamon. Bake in a 350-degree oven for 10 minutes. Dip cooled chips in 1/3 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt.
Peter Ardito
Avocado Hummus
Puree 1/4 avocado, 2 tablespoons store-bought hummus, and 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice in a food processor. Stir in 1 teaspoon chopped fresh chives. Serve as a dip with 1 sliced red or yellow bell pepper.
Peter Ardito
Plum Bruschetta
Mix 2 tablespoons nonfat ricotta cheese with a pinch of ground nutmeg. Spread over whole wheat toast. Top with 1 sliced plum and drizzle with 1/2 teaspoon honey.
Peter Ardito
Sweet Basil Berries
Toss 1 cup sliced fresh strawberries with 1 teaspoon chopped fresh basil. Drizzle with 1/2 teaspoon agave nectar.
Peter Ardito
Trail Mix 2.0
Combine 2 tablespoons tart dried cherries, 1 tablespoon chocolate chips, and 2 teaspoons slivered almonds.
Peter Ardito
Cocoa-Nutty Banana
Slice 1/2 banana lengthwise. Spread 1 teaspoon almond butter on the flat side of each half; press into 2 teaspoons unsweetened shredded coconut. Freeze 1 to 3 hours. Dust with a pinch of unsweetened cocoa powder.
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Merit Badge FAQ
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Here are answers to Frequently Asked Questions based on the Merit Badge Policies. Printable pdf version of this page. Discussion Forum
Is the Scout Handbook all I need to know about Advancement?
No. As a corporation, the BSA National Council has Bylaws that provide the most important rules for the corporation. Next come the Corporate Polices, then their support documents, and finally other documentation, handbooks, and manuals. See the Bookshelf for a current list of online and printed references.
For Advancement under the BSA National Council, the precedence of documentation is:
- Bylaws (and Rules)
- Advancement Committee Policies #33088 (including key Bylaws)
- Policy support documents such as the:
- Handbooks, etc.: Boy Scout Handbook Scoutmaster Handbook
Should Scouts really read the Merit Badge Book (Pamphlet)?
- Yes. "You should read the merit badge pamphlet on the subject." (p. 22) [1]
Can a counselor change the requirements?
- "No council, district, unit, or individual has the authority to add to or subtract from an advancement requirement." (p. 3, 23, 26, 34, etc.) [2]
Can summer camps or anyone else add age requirements to merit badges?
- No. " Any Boy Scout may earn any merit badge at any time." (p. 22) [1]
Can summer camps or anyone else add rank requirements to merit badges?
- No. "You don't need to have had rank advancement to be eligible." (p. 22) [1]
Can a counselor modify a requirement for a Scout who has a disability?
- No. "Advancement for Boy Scouts with Disabilities - All current requirements for an advancement award (ranks, merit badges, or Eagle Palms) must actually be met by the candidate. There are no substitutions or alternatives permitted except those which are specifically stated in the requirements..." (p.40) [2]
- "The Eagle Scout rank may be achieved by a Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, or qualified* Venturer who has a physical or mental disability by qualifying for alternate merit badges. This does not apply to individual requirements for merit badges. Merit badges are awarded only when all requirements are met as stated."(p.43) [2]
Can a counselor declare a Scout to have Special Needs?
- No. "The local council must approve these registration on an individual basis." (p.40) If the Scout cannot complete a required merit badge, the Council is to select "...an alternate merit badges of such a nature that they are as demanding of effort as the required merit badges." (p. 43) [2]
Do Scouts have to use a Merit Badge Application 34124A?
- No. There is no requirement like this except that at summer camp, "partial credit should be noted on the Application for Merit Badge..." (p. 34) [2]
Does work have to be done after the Merit Badge Application is started?
- No. Under Boy Scout Advancement, the Four Steps of Advancement section shows that: "1. The Boy Scout learns. 2, The Boy Scout is tested..." (p. 24) [2] Many merit badges do have certain requirements that can only be done with the approval of the counselor. Others require certain work to be done with "your troop." But unless stated otherwise, there is no requirement that work must be done since a merit badge was started, or since becoming a Scout, etc. You cannot add requirements. (p. 26) [2]
Can a merit badge be taken away?
- A merit badge cannot be taken away once it has been earned, "provided the counselor is a registered counselor for the merit badge." (p. 26) [2] Also a merit badge application can't list the Counselor as "Pixley Fire Dept." A fire department can't be registered to counsel a merit badge.
Do all merit badge counselors have to be trained & approved?
- Yes. "All merit badge counselors, even those who serve only one unit, must be trained and approved by the Council and District advancement committees and be registered with the council." (p.14) [2]
Must registered adult leaders register again to also be merit badge counselors?
- Yes. "All Merit badge counselors must…register as a merit badge counselor…" (Code 42). (p. 13-14) [2]
Who selects a counselor?
- "Your Scoutmaster will give you the name of a person from a list of counselors." (#33215 p. 22) [1]
Is there a limit to how many merit badges can one person can counsel?
- No. "There is no restriction or limit on the number of merit badges an individual may counsel but they must be approved for each specific merit badge." (p. 13) [2]
Can a merit badge counselor counsel their own son or relative?
- Yes. "An approved counselor can counsel any youth member, including his or her own son, ward, or relative." (p. 13) [2]
Can a Scout under 18 teach merit badges?
- Yes. "Camp staff members who are qualified in the subject and are younger than age 18 may assist the merit badge counselor with instruction...However regardless of the class format, each Scout must be tested individually by the counselor to ensure completion of the badge's requirements." (p. 34) [2]
Can someone require or prohibit Merit Badge Workbooks?
- No. Requiring or prohibiting Merit Badge Workbooks is adding a requirement.(p. 26) [2]
If a counselor covers a requirement does a Scout still have to be tested?
- Yes. "In the end, the Scout must be reviewed individually by the counselor..." (p. 24). [2]
Must a Scout complete all merit badge requirements within a year?
- No. "Any registered Boy Scout or Varsity Scout may earn these awards until his 18th birthday."(p. 24). [2]
- Also, "There is no time limit for completion of merit badges other than age 18."(p. 34). [2]
Can Scouts earn partial credit for a merit badge at a summer camp?
- Yes. "Partial completion of merit badges should be credited to a Scout on the Application for Merit Badge and given to the Scoutmaster at the end of the week." (p. 34) [2]
Do we have to turn in an Advancement Report to buy merit badges?
- Yes. "Badges of rank, merit badges, and Eagle Palms are restricted items. These items may not be sold or distributed unless the Advancement Report, No. 34403B, has been properly filled out and has been submitted to the local council office." (p. 34) [2]
Should we wait until the next court of honor to present the merit badge?
- No. "Presentation of merit badges and rank badges should not wait until the next court of honor; awards and badges should be presented at the next meeting after they have been earned." (p. 25) [2]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Boy Scout Requirements ISBN 3017634452
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 Advancement Committee Policies #33088 Bookshelf


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Oregon Institute of Technology, a member of the Oregon University System, offers innovative and rigorous applied degree programs in the areas of engineering, engineering technologies, health technologies, management, and the arts and sciences. To foster student and graduate success, the university provides an intimate, hands-on learning environment, focusing on application of theory to practice. Oregon Tech offers statewide educational opportunities for the emerging needs of Oregon's citizens and provides information and technical expertise to state, national and international constituents.


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It seems like everywhere you look lately, food is in the mainstream media.
There are the articles about food crises, like salmonella in your spinach or listeria in your deli meat. The provenance of our food is increasingly unknown, and it's amazing how disconnected we are as a society and how few people actually seem to care.
And you can't forget the stories about food security or impending scarcity, and how we're all going to hell in a handbasket for enjoying too many hamburgers or copious amounts of factory-farmed meat. Not to mention the hullabaloo over obesity epidemics caused by the vast quantities of processed crap that most of us have become too accustomed to swallowing, making us akin to force-fed fois gras geese.
Food's permeated entertainment media too, with movies like No Reservations, Spanglish, Ratatouille, and the soon to be released Julie and Julia using the culinary arts as their captivating backdrop. Not one to be left out, in recent years reality television's also jumped on the edible bandwagon with a plethora of shows to satisfy rampant foodies, like Top Chef, Hell's Kitchen, The Chopping Block and many more (dishonorable mention goes to the crapfest that was The Restaurant – shudder!)
While I love the vast majority of content coming out of the food media menagerie, the segment I'm most keen on (and which coincidentally is growing) is that which is focused on using food as a humanitarian equalizing aid. There's a whole new division of people using food to teach, transform and heal, and taking the idea of food as nourishment to it's altruistic climax. Jamie Oliver did it when he first started Fifteen, shepherding misguided British youth to a more purposeful existence. Jeff Henderson took a stab at it too with his rather popular Chef Jeff Project, rehabilitating young drug dealers, gang bangers and other ne'er-do-wells by mentoring them in his catering business. And on our side of the border, Marc Thuet is currently giving ex-cons a second chance by staffing his newest venture, Conviction with them (results supposedly will air this fall).
This seeming trend is all the more reason why the appearance of this documentary warms my heart. I empathize with those who don't have enough; specifically people who are marginalized and made to feel like they have no other options. That there are kindhearted individuals finding ways to use food to unite, inspire and help those who are less fortunate is truly a godsend. For those of us who are lucky, food is something we might not think too much about, other than for brief moments leading up to it's consumption 3 times a day. For others, what may have once been a cause for concern or anxiety is now becoming a lifeline for making something of themselves and seizing a golden opportunity. Food always had the power to bring people together, but now it's on the cusp of becoming the medium to purport positive life change. That's a really amazing thing to witness.
While I'm fully aware that not everyone is as food obsessed as I am, the fact remains that food is an industry that will never disappear because people always need to eat. If it can be harnessed to help those who are in need, imagine how much better our society as a whole could be. That's a Utopian ideal I'm willing to work towards, too.
Until next time…
Tags: Chef Jeff, Conviction, documentary, Fifteen, food, Gordon Ramsay, Hell's Kitchen, Jamie Oliver, Julia Child, Julie and Julia, Marc Thuet, Marco Pierre White, media, No Reservations, Pressure Cooker, ramblings, Ratatouille, Rocco Dispirito, Spanglish, The Chopping Block, The Restaurant, Tom Colicchio, Top Chef


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I know! I know! We just finished Halloween (which I promise to post about soon!) and I'm skipping entire months here by saying this...but Christmas is FAST approaching (excuse me while I go stick my head in the sand in denial). To help me get into the spirit (and pull my head back up), the wonderful people at Silhouette America were kind enough to send me their beautiful Limited Edition Advent calendar to play with.
I have to say, I LOVE advent calendars but have never owned one. I've been on the hunt for many years to find just "the" one. Now I have it. I absolutely adore this wonderful white shadow box frame and its deep cubbies. It's couldn't be more perfect for my decor AND it's large enough to stash all kinds of goodies and surprises!
The download card that comes with the calendar gives you the option of either boxes or drawers to fill your calendar spaces. And since I can never make a decision (hence the reason I never had a calendar before!) so I chose to do BOTH and mixed up both the drawers and adorable boxes for my own custom look. All the papers and embellishments here are from BasicGrey's JOVIAL line - perhaps my favorite holiday line ever and on sale now at basicgrey.com (at little enabling there) - with just a little hint of some cardstock and BASICS paper.
Supplies: BasicGrey's Jovial - patterned paper, stitched brads, glazed brads, alpha stickers (micro & mini), die-cut pieces, rub-ons, Small Details; BasicGrey Basics Paper; BasicGrey Origins, Basics and Studio Calico exclusive alphas
Other: BoBunny cardstock, Fiskars punches, McGill punches
I'm already on the hunt for wonderful things to fill it and I'm not quite sure I can wait until the holidays to hang it up!
I absolutely love the way it turned out! You can make one too AND right now Silhouette is offering this limited edition advent calendar for $29.99 (regular price is $39.99!!) now through November 11th. Just click THIS LINK and enter promo code BASIC to receive the discount.
And finally for the winner of the Bazzill goodies giveaway:
Congratulations to JENNIFER COWAN!! Please email me at kelly(dot)goree(at)gmail(dot)com to claim your prize!
Congratulations to JENNIFER COWAN!! Please email me at kelly(dot)goree(at)gmail(dot)com to claim your prize!
Have a wonderful day! I'm off to celebrate my birthday (but not getting older! ;))


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Tenor saxophonist Bud Freeman was a member of a group of young White Chicago Jazz musicians known as the Austin High School Gang. This group consisted of Jimmy McPartland and his brother Dick McPartland, Frank Teschemacher, Eddie Condon, Dave Tough, Jim Lanigan and Joe Sullivan. He recorded with McKenzie-Condon Chicagoans in 1927 and then moved to New York with Ben Pollack. In New York he proved to be a sought after session musician and recorded with Bix Beiderbecke and his Orchestra, Hoagy Carmichael and his Orchestra and Joe Venuti's Blue Four, as well as working with various bandleaders including Red Nichols, the Roger Wolfe Kahn Orchestra and with Zez Confrey. In 1936 he played with Tommy Dorsey and he joined the Benny Goodman Orchestra in 1938, but left with in a year. During World War II he led a service band. After the war played regularly with Eddie Condon, as well as fronting his own bands and recording for the rest of his life.
|Bud Freeman and his Orchestra
|Bud Freeman and his Windy City Five
|Bud Freeman Trio
|Bud Freeman and his Gang
|Bud Freeman and his Summa Cum Laude Orchestra
|Bud Freeman and his Famous Chicagoans
|Crazeology: The Autobiography of a Chicago Jazzman by Bud Freeman as told to Robert Wolf, University of Illinois Press, 1989
|You Don't Look Like A Musician by Bud Freeman, Balamp Publishers 1974


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1. Upon arrival, please sign in at the Reading Room desk.
2. The Reading Room is designated for study or reading relating to the Wade Center authors only.
3. Please use our copies of books and materials; personal or library books should be left outside of the Reading Room.
4. Laptops, iPads, tablets, etc. are welcome, but storage cases must be left outside the Reading Room at a coatrack or in a locker. Wheaton College staff, faculty, and students are provided with cable and wireless internet connectivity via their registered personal devices. For off-campus visitors who would like internet connectivity, see our Research Visits page, item #4.
5. No food, drink, or gum in the Reading Room.
6. Please use care in handling all material. Use pencil only when taking notes.
7. Cameras and other devices may not be used to take photographs of materials without permission from Wade Center archival staff. See our Duplication Services page for more details.
8. All materials are non-circulating and must remain in the Wade Center Reading Room.
9. We ask that you hang your coat on the coat rack in the entryway of the Wade Center, or on the hooks in the hallway outside the Reading Room.
10. All backpacks, briefcases, purses or other bags must be stored at a coat rack or in a locker. You may see the attendant for a locker key at no charge.
11. Cell phone ringers must be turned off. Calls made or received should take place outside the Reading Room.
12. Please allow our archival staff to re-shelve books or other materials. Place them on the designated re-shelving cart when you are done using them.
13. Please talk to the archival staff before taking any photographs of materials.
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Rocky ErgoTuff Cool Wellington Work Boot
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This teapot is redware, a pottery making process that needed lower temperatures but which made a more porous and fragile product. It was made in Whatley, Massachusetts, which had a pottery-making establishment as early as 1778, located there because of the town's abundant clay beds on the south edge of town. Thomas Crafts, the maker of this teapot, began production there in 1803, where he made pots and jugs. In 1822 he opened a teapot factory, Crafts, White & Co., in partnership with Justus White, and his product was not only sold locally, but was transported for sale to Philadelphia and New York. The partnership with White was dissolved in 1823, but Crafts continued making teapots until 1832. Like all his teapots, this has a manganese-lead glaze with a distinctive brownish-black color.
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Headed back to KC, Mo reflects on comeback
DENVER -- On Friday afternoon, closer Mariano Rivera will head to the outfield and do what he typically does when the Yankees take batting practice. He will shag fly balls.
He will be in Kansas City, and it was there on May 3, 2012, at Kauffman Stadium that Rivera tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while shagging flies during batting practice.View Full Game Coverage
When told that Rivera is planning not to alter his routine and shag fly balls in Kansas City, manager Joe Girardi said, "He is? Maybe I'll cancel BP."
There will be no grand retrospective by Rivera, no dwelling on the agony he endured -- he called it the most painful injury he has ever experienced -- but there will be a moment of reflection.
"The only thing that will come back to me is just knowing that I got hurt there," Rivera said. "But I mean, I will enjoy it definitely because that moment and seeing where I am right now, that's what is gratifying. I'm thanking the Lord for me being here."
Rivera underwent surgery June 12 and has worked his way back to his esteemed ninth-inning self, entering Thursday 12-for-12 in save situations, a 2.03 ERA in 14 games and 12 strikeouts in 13 1/3 innings.
"It's a new year with new experiences," he said. "And I'm healthy. I feel real good. There's nothing that restricts me to do whatever I want to do. I don't think about it. I just enjoy my game, enjoy what I do and have fun."
Rivera managed to smile and wave while being taken off the field on a cart. He was hoping the injury wasn't as serious as it turned out to be, but the "magnitude of the pain" told him it wasn't something minor. But he still acknowledged the fans with his upbeat gesture.
"What else you going to do besides cry?" he said. "You don't want to cry. I just want to make sure that people don't see me just going down in that way and have that in mind -- that will be the last thing they will see about Mariano. I don't want to see that, so that's why I was waving and saying, 'I'm OK,' and I was OK."
Rivera made his debut at Coors Field on Wednesday, pitching a scoreless ninth to seal the Yankees' 3-2 win over the Rockies. When Wilin Rosario flied out to end the game, Rivera did what he always does, which is to say nothing. The fist-pumping mound theatrics some closers relish when a victory has been secured have never been Rivera's way.
"When you respect the game of baseball, you respect everything that comes in baseball -- guys that are my peers, the other teams, you have to respect them," he said. "You're not bigger than the game. You're finished and the game will continue, so [if you] take [that] into consideration, you always will keep that line and stay humble. Because the game will always be bigger than you. Always. So it's nothing you can do that will be better than the game."


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Hail and well met, Castle fans!
My name is Ben, and I am a professional 'Toy Tech.'
About me: I am a lifetime fan of LEGO (of all themes), with a special place in my heart for Castle sets. Castle was always my favorite growing up in the late 70s/80s. I would spend endless hours building and combining pieces from 6080 and others into ever-larger fortifications and enjoying silent role-play with my knights.
Growing up, LEGO was always a topic of conversation with anyone I would meet, and on my first job, I mentioned to a co-worker that I sure did admire a spiffy new set that had just come out, but it was too pricey for me ($50 was a lot then). Well, he and everyone else that worked there chipped in and bought it for me. Just one of those great LEGO moments, I thought I would share.
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Throughout the 19th century and early 20th century the area adjoining
today's Battery Park City was known as the Greek quarter; a
long-standing reminder of the ethnic past was the former St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church which was destroyed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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During the late 1970s and early 1980s the site hosted Creative Time's
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the landfill was the site of an anti-nuclear rally attended by 200,000 people.
Construction began on the first residential building in 1980, followed in 1981 with the start of construction on the World Financial Center. Olympia and York, of Toronto, was named as the developer for the World Financial Center in 1981, who then hired Cesar Pelli as the lead architect. By 1985, construction was completed and the World Financial Center saw its first tenants.
Throughout the 1980s, the Battery Park City Authority oversaw a great deal of construction, including the entire Rector Place neighborhood and the river Esplanade. It was during this period that current City Planning Department Director Amanda Burden
worked on Battery Park City. During the 1980s a total of 13 buildings
were constructed. In the early 1990s, Battery Park City became the new
home of the Stuyvesant High School.
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neighborhood. By the turn of the 21st century, Battery Park City was
mostly completed, with the exception of some ongoing construction on
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Place apartment buildings. The northern section, although still under
very large construction, consists entirely of large, 20-45 story
buildings which are all various shades of orange brick.
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Manhattan and particularly of Battery Park City were displaced for ten
days .
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longer period of time. When they were finally allowed to return to
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their homes had been looted. Upon return the air in the area was still
filled with toxic smoke from the World Trade Center fires that persisted
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I would like to share my experiences with the game and what I have learned. Once you get enough momentum, this game does become fun (and addicting). I hope a new player reading this information will have a much better time starting in this game than I did, and achieve that momentum. Here are things I have learned as a noob:
Getting Started
- When starting a new character, always make sure you have a referral code handy. It's a free 1,000 gold when you do, and your only chance to put one in is during the tutorial. It also gives 40 food to the person who referred you, each time you level up (until level 8, I think). Last I checked, 40 food equals about 15,000 gold, so the person who referred you is getting the better end of the deal. Still, even 1,000 gold is useful at the start of the game, but try to use a referral code from someone who deserves it!
- Food is a very valuable resource in this game. You need to spend 80 food each time you level up your character, or else you are stuck at that level. 80 food costs about 30k gold, which is a lot. This game gives you a starting amount of food, and it also gives you an extra 2 food every now and then, but it's not much. Try to be responsible with how you spend your food. You can also sell items for food at a Trade Hub.
- Chopping wood gives you a lot of food and/or gold. If you ever need either, go chop some wood. Being a part of a large city or kingdom makes this much easier. Chopping trees is also a great way to harvest sap and berries. If trolls come out to bother you, just kill them and continue chopping. They will get angry and refuse to sell you Roc feathers, but only for (at most) a day, so make sure you have enough feathers before attacking them
- If you have questions about something and want to learn more, make sure you check out the Official Guide (actually, it's more like a wiki). You can also access this guide in-game, by going into the game menu and clicking on the "?" icon in the top-right.
- Combat Training is the most important skill to max out, so much that I maxed it out from the very start. It offers the biggest improvement for any new player, and allows you to do cool things like tank damage from an entire flag full of enemies, or kill dragons with spears at level 1.
- Taunt and Cleave are also important skills to have. Taunt will cause most enemies to fight you in a group, and Cleave will damage multiple enemies at once. This combination allows you to quickly kill multiple enemies and clear entire flags. I've only ever needed to put two points into Taunt, but Cleave is very weak until you max it at level 3. Cleave also doesn't work well against tougher enemies. This is why Hunter's Eye is another important skill, because it multiplies damage dealt by up to 2x (at level 3).
- There are different player classes unlocked at level 10. The different classes are: Legion, Knight, Warrior, Ranger, Militia, Ninja, Assassin, Druid, Thief, Mercenary, and Oiyoy Master. These classes give bonuses to specific weapons and armor, so you should plan ahead before buying any expensive equipment. You don't want to buy a +20 breastplate for your Ninja, only to find out they only wear tunics. There are also other, non-combat classes that you might want to plan ahead for. These classes are: Merchant, Crafter, and Explorer.
- It's much cheaper to buy upgraded equipment, than upgrade it yourself. I have gotten +7-10 equipment for as little as 1.5k per item. I'd also suggest saving up for level 20+ equipment and buying that as well. For the best prices (and availability) on items and equipment, get an invite to one of the major Trade Hubs. These hubs are where most players shop, and they usually have the best prices for everything. Happy Valley(Oregon), Commerce(Texas), and New York(New York) are the few I have heard of. Ask in trade chat for the best hub relative to your location, and a friendly person might even invite you there for free!
- If you really feel like upgrading your equipment, wait until the durability drops below 10%. I've been told that upgrade costs are based upon durability, so lower the rating, the cheaper the cost.
- Don't spend gold repairing your equipment. Halvar's Resin is much cheaper and you can easily craft it or buy it from a Trade Hub.
- It's always nice to keep a stockpile of important things in your house. Try to keep an emergency stash of food, berries, roc feathers, halvar's resin, wood, and leather. Learn to buy in bulk: it's not only cheaper, but it allows you to resupply at your house instead of travelling farther away to a trade hub.
- Buy a regular pair of gloves and boots as soon as you can afford it. They make life so much easier. Chopping wood wears out gloves quickly, usually after 100 chops. Since gloves and boots cannot be repaired, you should keep that in mind. You need a city house or country manor in order to equip gloves or boots.
- Purses help protect you from losing gold when you die, but they are also very expensive. You don't need a purse if you are a) careful and b) keep most of your wealth in food and items. You will want to get a purse eventually, but you can put it off for a while.
- When attacked by multiple enemies, they will only attack you one at a time, so don't worry about fighting too many. This is why taunt is such a great skill to have. The more enemies you can get within a flag (to taunt them), the better. This also means harder-hitting enemies do less damage when you fight them with weaker enemies, because they attack less often.
- Remember that flags sometimes overlap, so if you clear a flag, you might also clear about 30% off the flags right next to you. Make sure you put enough distance between flag jumps to maximize the amount of enemies per flag.
- Learn how to berry-tank. It's when you heal yourself during combat using a Mourning Berry, and use the health regeneration to "tank" the damage dealt by multiple enemies. You can also use the healing aura from Mourning Trees, but be careful: Enemies within the aura will also get healed. Try to always keep your health above 30%, so if your tank ever breaks (i.e you're taking more damage than you can heal) you have time to run away.
- When a monster is killed, you get experience based on the damage dealt, not the killing blow. So if someone else does 90% of the damage, they will get 90% of the experience, even if you killed the monster. This is also true for monsters that attack each other. Even though it's cool to watch monsters duke it out, you are losing potential experience for killing that monster.
- When you jump to a flag, enemies are spawned based on your average *equipment* level, not your player level, so always keep that in mind. While there are 26 equipment levels, there are only 5 tiers of enemies: Timid, Normal, Strong, Vicious, and Epic. Because of this, enemy difficulty is not distributed evenly. At certain equipment levels, you might spawn enemies too strong for you, making leveling difficult. You might also run into difficult enemies that were spawned by a previous, higher-level player. Try to avoid these tougher enemies, at least until you are strong enough to tank their damage.
- I have found the "sweet spot" for leveling to be around equipment level 10, because you will spawn at most Strong-tier enemies, which should be easy to kill. Vicious and Epic tier enemies are usually much more difficult and not worth the effort until you get 20+ equipment.
- Water hunting(a.k.a hunting in the ocean), when done properly, is an amazing source of gold and experience. So much experience, in fact, that you can easily outpace your gold (and food) income and get stuck not being able to afford to level up (it costs 80 food, or under 30k gold). Be careful of that. When water hunting, don't be afraid to skip monsters that are too much effort to kill. I regularly skip Sirens, Corrupted Ones, and Stone Hunters. Speed and efficiency is key.
- Owning land, at least in the beginning, is overrated. It's better to find someone with a lot of flags (in a good location) and ask them for passage rights. Cities and Kingdoms can also give you access to lots of free land. You want one that is quiet and peaceful, preferably near a body of water (for water hunting). Being in a city also let's you build a City House. I'd suggest building your own city house right away (use the gold from the referral code), because they let you drop items on the ground for storage and they also let you equip gloves/boots.
- Upgrading your Log Cabin to a Country Manor gives you the ability to upgrade certain flags so you can jump to them from the travel menu. This becomes extremely useful later in the game when building flags in remote locations, or marking Troll Huts, claimed Caves/Mines, dungeons, etc. for easy access.
- When you decide to settle down and build your Country Manor, make sure you build it in a remote location that other players can't easily get to. This will protect you from retaliation by enemy players, who will want to burn down your territory. Usually, you can find a remote location by walking your dog, but this will not really work for players who live in a heavily populated area. Remember: Your dog will always walk you to open territory relative to your current position. If you relocate yourself to a less populated region, your dog will have a much better chance of walking you to a remote area.
- If you ever find yourself stranded without any Roc feathers, use your City Ticket! This is a ticket in your inventory for the city nearest to you when you first created your character. You can always use this ticket to travel back to this city for zero Roc feathers. You can also use the "Relocate" option in the travel menu, which is also free. If you join a Kingdom, you will always be able to travel to your Kingdom's castle for free.
- Oil wells, Crystal Huts and Research Labs are all cumulative. The sooner you build them, the more they will pay off in the long run. I've only ever needed 1 of each. You should also build an Armory and start training Axemen Golems right away, because they are extremely beneficial to have later on, and a single +5 upgraded axeman golem takes 4-5 days to make. Might as well start now!
- Some skills require you to collect Troodont scales, Roc eggs, or other items from a Dungeon in order to unlock them. Since it costs Refined Oil (a.k.a food) every time you enter a dungeon, it's usually much easier (and cheaper) to buy these items off the market and turn them in the first time.
- If you ever find yourself with a lot of gold, and you need a safe place to store it (so you don't lose any on death), you can use Trade Hubs like a rudimentary bank. Place the gold in a sell order for some ridiculous price, and the gold will remain safely in the Trade Hub until the sell order expires, which is two weeks.
- If you're having trouble redeeming your 100 free food through PK's Facebook offer, try using Internet Explorer on a computer (instead of your mobile device). That is what finally worked for me.
Keep in mind this information is based on my experience, and is partly my opinion. I will try to add to this post as I learn more things. I'm also open to suggestions from other players! Feel free to critique my post below, or offer additional tips! If you found the above information useful, feel free to use my referral code: YFNCFX. In return, I'll also try to be your (unofficial) mentor in-game. I think the devs should make it work like this by default, but that's another discussion.
P.S My character in-game is DizzyCloud. This is an old account that I'm (somehow) still logged into the forums with.
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Trevorsoares needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
We're looking for a web designer that can help us create a unique vision for our group buying site that is geared exclusively to the golf industry. Our goal of this contest is to find a design partner that we can use to help design the rest of the pages of the site and to work with us in the future on other projects that we've got in the works.
We're starting something similar to Groupon.com and LivingSocial.com, but geared towards golf.
I've wireframed the entire site and provided 2 wireframes for you to work off of. Once I choose the designer with the best vision, we'll go ahead and work together to get the rest of the pages of the site designed and for my programmers to implement.
We're always looking for the best web designer to join the team and we've got a ton of projects going that we can refer business for.
Primarily golf enthusiasts that are interested in saving money on golf tee times. The audience varies in age, but they all have a similar interest in saving money.
We need a very professional and slick looking site to accomplish this and appeal to all the site's users.
Project Description:
We're starting a project similar to Groupon.com and LivingSocial.com, but geared exclusively to the golf industry. The site is going to be very similar to these two sites, so I want to make sure that we have an amazing design to help make the site look as professional as possible.
Design Specs:
I have wireframed the entire site in photoshop so that it's easy for the designer to simply clean up the design and come up with something creative. I am looking for someone to come up with a very slick and fresh design. Here are some sites that I want to look at in terms of styles, fonts, etc.
Clean design that uses good use of menus, fonts, etc.
I am really looking for someone to give me a clean design that is interesting.
Attached Files:
I've attached two files that I need to see a design concept for.
1. The homepage, which is just a cool design with the "Where Do You Play Golf?" box. You can use the logo how you want on this page, but it needs to be a slick design and very clever.
2. The internal page for a deal. This is what I want to see designed nicely.
Actually two variations of the same page.
1st is the homepage which is a VERY simple landing pages.
2nd is the deal page.
I need you to take the structure, links, etc literally, but I want you to work with the design and style as you want. I love creativity!!
none at the moment.
Look at Groupon & LivingSocial.
CampaignMonitor.com - I like sites like this that are clean and use modern web styles for fonts, etc.
Groupon.com - This is the model site that the business is modeling. We should look at how they do things, but I want ours to be better designed.
LivingSocial.com - another model site. I like their design a lot, but ours is a little more targeted than theirs.


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Lewis S. Somers III, 85, and his wife, Elizabeth, 84, of Lafayette Hill, died Aug. 30 of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator at their summer home in Raymond, Maine.
The couple were using the generator after Hurricane Irene had cut off electric power to their home on Sebago Lake. Investigators, who said the generator had a permanent connection to an exterior exhaust system, were unable to determine the cause of the accident.
Mr. Somers was chairman of Harmac Medical Products Inc., a medical supply company that he owned in Buffalo, N.Y. He was a graduate of the William Penn Charter School and Williams College, receiving his bachelor's degree after interrupting his studies to serve in the Army during World War II.
Mrs. Somers was a graduate of Norristown High School and Mary Washington College.
The Somers were active participants and supporters of many Philadelphia institutions, including the William Penn Charter School, the Morris Arboretum, St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill, the Franklin Institute, the University of Pennsylvania Craft Show, the Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania Antique Show, and the International House.
The Somers, who would have celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary this month, are survived by sons Lewis IV and John; a daughter, Beth, and two grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 9, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 22 E. Chestnut Hill Ave., in Chestnut Hill.
Memorial donations may be made to the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation, P.O. Box 322, Buffalo, NY 14205. – WF


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Velvet (Odin Sphere) – Cosplay of the Day
Vanillaware's Odin Sphere was a game with great character designs that stand out when compared with a lot of other designs found in different titles. One particular character, Velvet, was memorable because of her great look and unique weaponry. Let's check her out in today's Cosplay of the Day.
Velvet is the illegitimate daughter of Odin and half-sister to Gwendolyn and Griselda. She wears a pretty revealing black and red outfit that's accented with golden stars around the cap and hood. Perhaps the most interesting part of her look is her Graveryl, the chain weapon she carries with red Psyphers at each end.
Here is Lexorcist, a cosplayer who's recreated Velvet's unique look. She's got each piece of the outfit represented accurately, even the Graveryl, making this a very spot-on cosplay. She's even lucky enough to match Velvet's svelte body shape, making her look like the character come to life.
Check out more of Lexorcist on her Facebook page. If you're a fan of anime, then you definitely need to see her take on Fullmetal Alchemist's Lust.
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About five weeks before they began filming "Jem and the Holograms" in Los Angeles, producers of the movie took an unusual step by Hollywood standards.
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Instead, director Jon M. Chu urged fans to contribute to the creative process by pitching their own ideas for the script. They even urged people to audition for acting, singing and dancing parts in the film, which follows the adventures of pop star Jem and her bandmates.
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