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About Wax TailorWax Tailor is the alias of French trip hop/hip hop producer, Jean-Christophe Le Saoût. He started in 2004 with two EP's (Lost The Way and Que Sera / Where My Heart's At). The first album Tales of the Forgotten Melodies he released in March 2005, mixing hip-hop, downtempo and trip-hop. Read more...
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But first here is a photo of the quilting blocks I have managed to hand piece these past couple of days – Kansas Dugout Blocks (that is the name of this particular block). This is the same block that I used for the patchwork pillows that I made for the camper a couple weeks ago. The fabric is from Sandy Gervais (sp?) called Lollipop.
Now on to the fort:
Dried chilies!
A covered wagon sitting outside of the fort
A sleeping room – all the comforts of home – several buffalo hides to sleep on and use for warmth – a fireplace – little hangers here and there for your clothing – now where did you say the bathroom was – what! I have to walk that far oh yes these were the good old days!
And yes according to the video that we watched in the visitor center someone brought a billiards table all the way out there – here is a room on the upper area that has a bar in the back and a pool table!
This is the buffalo hide press – they would fold them a certain way place them on the boards and press it down, open the form back up and place another and another until they had about 10 hides or so pressed into that opening then they would tie them tight or wrap them in cloth – something to hold them tight.
An outside kiln (oven) to make those adobe bricks that you see next to it – I wonder if they made bread in this oven too?
Every drop of water was precious! Rain Gutters are placed all over – they did not have them here right now but I imagine a rain barrel was placed underneath each spout to collect whatever rain fell. Other than well water that would have been the only means to get more water.
That is it from the fort. We visited an Indian museum on the grounds of the Junior College in this small town but no photos were allowed taken inside!! I was disappointed. There would have been so much bead work to show. Beads on everything you could think of and the most amazing collection of Indian Baby Boards – or whatever they were called – the item the ladies placed on their backs with the babies in them – you all know what I mean? They had many different kinds and some were so pretty.
Here is a photo outside the Koshare Indian Museum – if you are ever in La Junta Colorado stop and see this – it is worth the visit and I believe the admission was only $3.00 each
I have this post schedule for Thursday – we will be traveling part of the day – on our way north but it will be a short travel day – on to Colorado Springs for a couple days.


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A few weeks back I got my second question from a reader. (Thank you, Emily!) Sorry to say I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to post an answer for you yet, but here it is! The question: Hi Connie, In your opinion, how does San Gimignano's architecture reflect its rise and fall of wealth and/or economic success and prosperity? Best, Emily My answer: Hi Emily, Thank … Continue reading


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By Shaley Howard, PQ Monthly
You couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day last Saturday out at the Nike Campus for the 2012 Special Olympics Youth Games. When the opening ceremonies start with: "Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt" — the Special Olympics motto — you know you're in for an incredible experience.
About 500 children participated in this year's Special Olympic Youth Games half-day event, which was created in 2007 as a way to introduce intellectually disabled children and their families to the Special Olympics. Participants competed in basketball, soccer, track and field, swimming, and unified soccer before ending the day with an awards ceremony and lunch.
I was thrilled to be one of many volunteers assigned to the basketball event, where participants not only had a fantastic time competing in each clinic but were being led by none other than the University of Portland Men's basketball team and three-peat Olympic Gold Medalist Misty May-Treanor. The UP men and May-Treanor were incredible with the athletes, making each one feel important and able — laughing, playing, and even putting on slam dunk shows to entertain at one point.
May-Treanor, the most successful female beach volleyball player in both domestic and international competition and one-half of the Olympic record-setting beach volleyball team, was enjoying every minute. A longtime supporter of the Special Olympics, May-Treanor has served on the Special Olympics Board of Governors and is currently a Special Ambassador.
"I think that we're all Olympians, maybe on different levels," May-Treanor said when I asked what drew her to the Special Olympics. "These kids inspire me. I feel that as a person you can always become better and today I'm leaving a better person than when I arrived here this morning. And I think that goes for everybody because you see the kids and the parents, what they deal with on a daily basis, what they struggle with, and you're helping these kids and giving them the attention but in turn they're giving you a better gift of just the joy of the now."
This was my first experience volunteering at the Special Olympics and I couldn't agree more. The positive energy and feelings of acceptance, encouragement, and belonging were palatable. It's unimaginable that anyone — be they a volunteer, participant, friend, or family — could walk away without being changed.
"When you see the kids smile and having fun, and I think it's more the parents' reaction that makes me know that this is such a wonderful thing," May-Treanor said. "… I think it's just the look on the parent's face because for once their kids are just involved, not looked at in a different manner."
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Linda Stewart Dalianis was sworn in as the 35th Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court on December 15, 2010 by Gov. John Lynch. She was the first woman to hold a seat on the New Hampshire Supreme Court, and she is the first woman to be Chief Justice. Prior to her appointment to the Supreme Court by Gov. Jeanne Shaheen in the year 2000, Justice Dalianis had served for almost 20 years on the Superior Court bench, both as an associate justice and as Chief Justice.
During her long career in the Judicial Branch, Chief Justice Dalianis has been a member of numerous influential committees that shape the day-to-day work of the courts, including the Supreme Court rules and legislation committees, and the Superior Court committees on guardians, marital masters and alternative dispute resolution. She was a longtime member of the New Hampshire Bar Association Committee on Cooperation with the Courts. She chaired both the "Family Division Implementation Committee" which studied the delivery of court services in family law cases, and the "Judicial Branch Dispute Resolution Committee," which worked on system-wide development of alternative dispute resolution services.
In 2015, Chief Justice Dalianis received the Frank Rowe Kenison Award from the New Hampshire Bar Foundation for her substantial contributions to the betterment of New Hampshire citizens through the administration of justice, the legal profession and the advancement of legal thought.
Chief Justice Dalianis was raised in Peterborough, New Hampshire. She is a graduate of the Villa Augustina school in Goffstown, Northeastern University and Suffolk University Law School.
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What are we celebrating on this tenth anniversary of Comboni's canonisation? We wish to celebrate the missionary holiness of a man who was able to open his heart to the plan of God in his life, allowing himself to be transformed into a tireless worker in building up the Kingdom among those people who became the passion of his life.We are celebrating holiness expressed through openness to the will of God, shown in the specific call to consecrate his entire life to the mission. "If I abandon the idea of consecrating myself to the foreign missions, I will be a martyr for the rest of my life to the idea that germinated in my mind at least 14 years ago, and always grew, as I discovered the loftiness of the apostolate. If I embrace the idea of the missions, I make two poor parents martyrs" (Writings, 6–7).
We give thanks for holiness when one makes oneself available and faithful to a plan that does not correspond to personal needs but agrees to enter into God's world, making oneself into one of God's family, learning to read history with the eyes of God, to love it as only God can, with a heart full of mercy and compassion.
We recall the holiness of Comboni which is realised only when the totality of his person is handed over and consecrated to those whom he always considered the sole beneficiaries of his love: "The happiest day in my life will be the one on which I will be able to give my life for you" (Writings, 3159).
We recognise the holiness of Comboni as a holiness that projects itself towards and is reflected in the faces of the poorest and most abandoned in whom he finds the presence of God who precedes us and waits for us in those to whom we are sent as missionaries. It is the holiness of the evangeliser who sanctifies through the proclamation and who evangelises and sanctifies himself in the encounter with the people in whom God precedes him and waits for him, to reveal his face to him.
We give thanks today for the sanctity of Comboni who knew, understood and accepted that, as missionaries, we can only reach holiness when we make common cause with the people to whom we are sent, when we do not reject the pain and suffering of those who are not important or who are simply ignored by the parameters of our contemporary society, when, in simplicity and humility, we commit ourselves to building up a humanity that is more just and respectful of the rights of all.
This is the sort of holiness that becomes commitment and pays the price in person by accepting to be there where others refuse to go because one's life is at risk. It is a holiness that makes us go out of ourselves, as a first missionary experience that implies leaving our safe environment and all that satisfies and pleases us, that makes us risk our life by offering it totally so that others may have that life which only God can give.
We want to celebrate missionary holiness that is marked by the Cross and sacrifice, remembering that the works of God, in the experience of Comboni, are born and grow at the foot of the Cross and that the life of the missionary has nothing to do with comfort, prestige or the commodities that today seem to be the purpose of the existence of many in our world, which suffers from protagonism and self-reference.
This holiness reminds us that we are called to be converted into hidden stones in the foundation of the building, far from the temptation to wish to be seen, to occupy the front seats, to be called to be converted into hidden stones in the foundation of the building, far from the temptation to wish to be seen, to occupy the front seats, to be in the spotlight or on the front pages of the newspapers. "I already see and understand that the Cross is such a friend to me that I have for some time chosen it as my eternal and inseparable Bride" (Writings, 1710).
In a word, the holiness of Comboni challenges us and provokes us so that we may not allow ourselves to be gripped by the temptations of our time that pretend to offer us an "easy" mission permeated by a middle-class lifestyle, opposed to anything that implies radicalism, sacrifice or the unconditional offering of self.
As we contemplate Comboni, we discover in him one who directed his life towards one passion alone: the mission, and who lived out this passion within a deep relationship with God through the experience of constant prayer in which he experienced the awareness of being in the hands of God, something that gave him confidence always and in all circumstances.
We want to celebrate this holiness that is born and grows in the personal, persevering and daily encounter with the Lord who invites us to share his mission, to live his experience as a builder of the Kingdom, to make ours his lifestyle that becomes the witness of the presence of the Father in our lives.


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Maybe you know Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the guy who got his ass kicked, and then saved, by Chloe Moretz in Kick-Ass. Maybe you know him as the guy who got engaged to his 23-years-older Nowhere Boy director Sam Taylor back when he was just 19, and now has two daughters with her. Or you could not know him at all. Yet. We've been keeping our eye on him lately, as he seduced us into sitting through all of the otherwise awful Savages and then as he seduced Keira Knightley into abandoning her son and society for his Count Vronsky in Anna Karenina (out today). And we think that those bedroom eyes and luscious locks will be gracing our screens a whole lot more often. When VH1 got to speak to Knightley and their AK director Joe Wright, we asked what's so seductive about the 22-year-old Brit, and where they think he'll go next.
"He's a good mate, so no, I don't think I could find anything seductive [about him]," Knightley laughed. "He's a really lovely guy, got amazing hair. He's wearing a wig in this film, but he actually has amazing hair. Very curly and brown. I'm quite jealous of his hair."
She's a fan of his acting, too, of course, but had more to say about Aaron as a family man. "He's very funny in real life, a real sweethearts," she said. "He is one of the best dad I've ever seen. He is so great with his girls."
Wright offered this assessment of his young star's career: "I think Aaron can do whatever he sets his mind to," he told us. "At the moment he's being an extraordinarily wonderful husband and father. I don't know what he's going to do next. It will be exciting to see."
At the moment, Taylor-Johnson is shooting Kick-Ass 2, but we're crossing our fingers for even more from him in the future. In the meantime, enjoy a look back at his beauty in film and on the red carpet.
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Dave Tippett was in no mood to discuss potential lineup changes after last night's game and I won't see these lads until before tonight's contest in the cozy confines of the Staples Center, but after a night's sleep, I have a strange idea.
Why not treat this as a bad practice drill, blow your whistle and shout out, ``Run it again.''
Is there any real benefit of putting in Marty Turco, Mark Parrish and Landon Wilson tonight?
Well, yes, there is that pesky thing about being professional and trying to win every game and not officially being eliminated from the playoffs yet...but from a selfish standpoint, don't you want to see how players such as Fabian Brunnstrom, Tom Wandell and, especially, Tobias Stephan react?
Here was Stephan's quote from after the game against the Coyotes, where he allowed six goals on 33 shots.
``I'm pretty sure that if I get one or two games, my game is getting better,'' Stephan said of his hope he will play again this season. ``I got to play five games in one and a half weeks (in the AHL), so I got a pretty good rhythm there. So I'm actually still pretty confident that I can do the same thing.''
The rantings of a desperate young man? Or a pretty good idea?
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'A beautiful album so carefully crafted. Julia has clearly learned much from her experience as the 'band singer' with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, and her respect for these songs is so effectively communicated. Pure, straightforward, unadorned jazz-inflected popular singing. The world needs many more singers approaching these songs with the feeling and love expressed here.' Pat Goodhope - 'Sinatra and Company' AM 1290/WJBR Radio - Wilmington, DE 'For the millions of fans around the globe of the world famous Glenn Miller Orchestra, the name will be a familiar one. But while the name and voice are familiar, Julia Rich's debut CD as a 'single' exposes a far greater depth of talent than is displayed on 3 or 4 numbers in front of the band during a concert. I love the big band charts she does with GMO, but it is the intimacy of the small group setting that gives her a chance to caress a ballad in a way that makes the listener feel like you're dancing, late in the evening, lights low, just a few couples on the floor, and she's singing in your ear, just to you.' Tom Phillips - JAZZ NEWS 'Wow!! A real treat. Every word, every song, sung with real feeling. It's been a long time. A long time between real singers. Anita, June, Chris, each one made each song their own. Add Julia to the list. The voice is 'Rich.' The CD is 'Rich' in her choice of songs, backup musicians, and recording personnel. I loved every note. Even the rests were beautiful.' Larry Routt FM 88.7/WOBO Radio - Cincinnati, OH 'She's learned her craft well. A real professional who gets into the lyric ('Two Afternoons in December') and relaxes you with her lovely voice. If I were awarding stars, I would tack 5 on this outing.' L and H Sound Company Music Programming for Radio Stations - Jersey City, NJ 'We hear you!! I'm very happy to see you have a CD out. It's getting play on our station and fits well into our daytime format. Very good tunes. My favorite is the little know 'Two Afternoons in December.'' Jerry Atkins FM 91.5/KTXK Radio - Texarkana, TX.


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text: It's been two weeks since Z has started school. I'm still fetching him to and from the school and waiting for him for three hours there. If it wasn't for some help from my cousin, Bam, I wouldn't know how to manage my time. I'm so grateful for this opportunity to be with Zyke at school. There are a few parents there like me and most of the others are the yayas. There's one thing I noticed though, the four parents there waiting with me are wives of OFWs. I presume because the wives with their husbands working here are out there in the office working. I don't know about other parents, I know some of them like their work and love their careers but for me I'd rather be at home and personally raise my son. I grew up without my parents so this is a big deal for me. I'm grateful that I can work at home and don't have to lug it out every day at the office. I'm grateful for all of these things I have. Sometimes it's hard to see what you have and just worry about the future. So this is a reminder for me that everything's great and there's no need to stress unnecessary stuff.


text: While camping this weekend, we had fun with an app called SplitPic. You can merge photos together. A FB group I am on for moms of twins has people merging their twins together. Some kids look nothing alike, others look like a seamless picture. I can't say Ben and Connor made a seamless picture, but for fraternal twins I was very surprised how similar they are. I generally only see their differences, so it was cool to be able to focus on their similarities!


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Strawberry Cream PiePosted by TheCraftyCollab on Aug 28, 2013 in Desserts, Recipes | 5 comments
Your Homebased Mom has dangled a pretty carrot in front of us dressed as a truly perfect for the season, Strawberry Cream Pie.
Fresh fruit with a sweet and creamy kicker!? How could we resist?
There's always room for dessert…
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Reviewer #1 – Sheri
Mission: Find a fresh new dessert that everyone will love. After seeing this pin I knew I wanted to try it. I love all desserts with strawberries.
There was the post, then the ingredients for all three parts, and then the instructions for all three parts. I had to read this one through a few times to put it all together, but once I broke it down, it was a breeze.
- There were instructions for two types of crust. I chose the graham cracker crust (just a personal preference). I started with the crust, which is quite simple; it's your basic crushed grahams with melted butter. You could even use a store-bought crust.
- I then went onto the filling. Oh, the filling. I could just eat the filling! Cream cheese, sugar, vanilla, and some freshly whipped cream. To die for! Needless to say, I was selfish and didn't call the kids to come in and lick the bowl. I stuck it in the refrigerator while I worked on the next part…the glaze.
- The recipe called for "crushing" the strawberries. I wasn't quite sure how to go about that so I grabbed my mini-food processor and gave it a few pulses. Worked like a charm. I combined the sugar, cornstarch, water, and strawberries and let it cool just a bit while I assembled the pie together and layered the fresh strawberries.
Tips & Tricks Learned:
Definitely let the pie chill a few hours before serving as advised in the original post.
I recommend making it for a crowd so there are no leftovers. No need to find yourself, spoon in hand, and head in the refrigerator at 3am (hanging head in shame).
Crazy delicious.
The effect it will have the hips.
This dessert was beyond delicious. My son called it "deeeee-licious" and "the best new dessert ever."
I will most likely make it again, possibly for Labor Day weekend. I might eliminate the glaze this time around. I found it a little over the top for my liking. I think the best part of the pie was the filling combined with the fresh strawberries. I feel the glaze took away from it a bit.
Either way, you'll be licking the bowl, the spatula, the spoon, and possibly your plate.
Reviewer #2 – Maren
Mission: I love baking, but I'm still new to the pie thing. This recipe looked like the kind of things dreams are made of, so I had to give it a try!
- I love me a graham cracker crust, so there was no question which one I'd pick! I used the chopper attachment for my beloved Cuisinart Smart Stick Hand Blender to chop up the graham crackers and it worked like a charm!
- I used three 16oz packages of strawberries – the ugly ones went into the glaze, the pretty berries made it to the top of the pie!
- I used my pastry cutter to mash up the strawberries for the glaze. Worked like a charm!
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I really liked how the official recipe was broken up into three parts, because that's just how I made it! I made the crust the night before, then the filling followed by the glaze! Easy Peasy!
I didn't realize that the filling would firm up as much as it did, so next time, I'll blend on high-speed sooner to make sure that I kick out any lumps (even though you couldn't tell that they were even there in the end).
Just like Leigh Anne says, stir stir stir that glaze! I was worried when it had an opaque appearance then BAM! it was perfect – then get that glaze off the heat, because it really firms up fast. I think that next time, I would use a flat bottom whisk to make sure it's super smooth.
Holy hell, this was amazing. We're talking, eat-until-you-feel-like-a-contestant-in-a-pie-eating-contest amazing. Um, that's just what I heard.
If one did eat this every day for a week, per se, I wonder if her pants would fit the following week?
This pie is the most perfect combination of sweet and fresh that is perfect for any summertime gathering. I cannot wait to make this again.
The cream filling is actually so lightly sweet and perfect, that I think that I may either cut the glaze in half next time, or omit it all together. The filling, graham cracker crust and fresh strawberries are simply perfect. The glaze is the kick in the pants!
Reviewer #3 – Kristy
Mission: This just looked absolutely scrumptious! Always looking for a sweet treat and I don't make many desserts especially pies, so it looked like it was worth trying!
- Ok, I will admit, I cheated…I bought a store-bought graham cracker crust! Well worth it to me, I bought an extra-large 9inch crust.
- I bought two crates of fresh strawberries! Yum!
- I got to break out my handy KitchenAid Stand Mixer for the filling! I wish I used it more!
Tips & Tricks Learned:
This was my first time making a glaze, I was a little intimidated! When it becomes a red clear mixture it's done and be sure to stir, as I had my heat on too high and I definitely had a sticking issue.
Follow the 3 hours of chilling process, as I didn't chill this long and you can tell when you slice into the pie.
This is one top ranking pies!
I served it to Mike's family, they were actually fighting over the last pieces of pie!
Easy and delicious!
Definitely worth making!! This could even be made as an individual serving in a mini muffin tin for parties!
Reviewer #4 – Janet
Mission: Make a dessert fit for a summer family gathering.
- I made a homemade pie crust and purchased the rest of the ingredients from the grocery store.
- Strawberries were on sale that week, thankfully, because I bought about 4 pints. I only used two pints for this recipe, though I did go through all of them to pick out the smallest and most ripe ones for the filling.
For once I didn't stray from the ingredients list!
Tips & Tricks Learned:
I always wondered if pie weights are actually useful, and after baking a bottom crust without filling in it, I figured out why. My crust bubbled up on the bottom, but it didn't affect my pie too much. Make sure to prick the bottom and sides with a fork to prevent this from happening or invest in some pie weights.
Make your crust and glaze first and let those both cool down to room temperature before putting in the cream filling. Once you get the filling in, let it set in the fridge for about 10 minutes before putting in the berries.
Don't be afraid of homemade whipped cream…trust me when I say it is SO EASY! Put a medium-sized bowl in the fridge overnight to cool, then take your cup of heavy whipping cream and whip away! Mine seemed to take a while to thicken, so I put ice and some cold water in a bigger bowl, placed my medium bowl over the ice, and it thickened in a snap!
I brought it to a family get-together and it was gone in no time. We thoroughly enjoyed it, and I was especially happy I didn't have to take tempting leftovers home!
No bad review for this recipe!
A great summer dessert recipe! I received wonderful reviews from my future family-in-laws, one aunt even said it reminded her of a strawberry pie she had when she was younger.
I thank Your Homebased Mom for helping me impress my future-in-laws with this recipe!
Reviewer #5 – Amanda
Mission: Bake a sweet treat for my in-laws.
- Sadly our local strawberry patch did not have berries at the time I was ready to make this. Mother Nature really put a damper on things like berries this year! I went with good ole' grocery store berries. They were just fine (although not nearly as aromatic).
- I decided to make the graham cracker crust instead of the traditional pastry crust. Let's face it; graham cracker crust is a WHOLE lotta easy compared to a pastry crust. Next time I think I would pulse a few pretzels into my graham mixture to add a salty-sweet twist and may reduce the amount of sugar used in the crust. I found it to be a little sweeter than I would like with all the other sweetness happening in the pie. This could be due to the graham crackers I used (I only had the Honey Maid Lil Squares on hand).
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I didn't have enough berries. Buy at least 3 packages (to be safe 4) so you have a berry-licous pie.
When whipping your cream be careful not to over whip! I let my stand mixer do the work but didn't realize how quickly it would be ready and ended up with lumpy whipped cream. I decided to pitch that batch and start over. Lesson learned.
Also, follow the instructions on the crushed strawberry layer. I should have put the corn starch in the water instead of just mixing it all together. I had to work out a few lumps.
Beautiful, crowd-pleasing and finger licking GOOD!
I love this recipe because you can do it in stages. I started with the crushed strawberry layer then let that chill overnight. Then I made the crust and whipped topping and threw the whole thing together. We didn't actually eat it until the next day and it was good to the last bite (or lick of pie plate in my case).
I found the layout of how the recipe was written in the print out to be a little confusing. I am used to reading it the way you make it and it seemed like there was something missing because it was segmented out the way it was.
I will definitely be making this again, especially after working out a couple of kinks. My in-laws LOVED it and so did I. I highly suggest making this when you have company. It will prevent you from eating it for every meal.
Reviewer #6 – Alicia
Mission: I hate making pies – just not my thing. Making a crust that never turns out really upsets me! I saw this recipe for easy Strawberry Cream Pie with 2 crust options – Let's give it a whirl.
- My Mother-In-Law has beautiful Strawberry bushes and has been sending us quarts and quarts of them. Perfect for jam and pie!
- I choose to make a graham cracker crust versus the pastry crust
- While the crust was baking, I whipped up the cream filling and popped that in the fridge to chill and then moved onto the glaze section of the recipe.
- Your layering technique does not have to be perfect, unless you are entering it in a pie contest.
Tips & Tricks Learned:
Be sure that the glaze is completely cool before spooning it over your pie. I got very impatient waiting. Once the first spoonful of delicious glaze hit the creamy goodness, it started to melt and ooze over the pan. I put that bad boy back in the fridge to set and it helped a lot. Note to self, have more patience!
Each layer tastes heavenly.
Holy Shabingo!!! This is the best thing I have every tasted – seriously! The graham cracker crust, creamy filling and glaze – YUM! My husband said "Oh my. This is the best dessert you have ever made".
Seriously – MAKE THIS PIE! Also – my pictures do not do this any justice. Please ignore that and try it!!!
The tantalizing Strawberry Cream Pie and photo by Your Homebased Mom
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A documentary of the life of 27-year-old singer Katy Perry and her California Dreams world tour in 2011. We watch as Katy leaves her conservative Christian family and Gospel music, to become a leading American pop star after some mis-starts. Also with Angela Hudson, David Hudson, Shannon Woodward, Rachael Markarian, Mia Moretti and Glen Ballard. Directed by Dan Cutforth & Jane Lipsitz. [1:57]
SEX/NUDITY 4 - Two scenes flash quickly of a female singer in a short lace dress without underwear and the same dress in beige; we see bare breasts except nipples and the crotch area is covered.
► A man and a woman kiss several times in different scenes.
► Katy Perry wears dozens of outfits that include short, tight micro-miniskirts that reveal nearly full bare legs. Many stage outfits include bare-midriff tops that are scoop-necked and reveal some cleavage, along with bare arms and shoulders. Some dresses are short (to mid-thigh) with scoop necked bodies that reveal some cleavage and feature whirling disks over each breast; instead of disks on one such dress, a short rifle barrel is attached to each breast area and these shoot out whipped cream or thick soapsuds. Another outfit is a white one-piece swimsuit that reveals partial buttocks, full legs, is backless and shows bare shoulders and arms. Two outfits are like one-piece swimsuits revealing moderate cleavage. One outfit is a silver cone bra with padded cones and tassels, paired with skin-tight briefs and a faux shirt flap in front.
► Female backup dancers wear short skirts, and miniskirts with matching colored briefs underneath and the skirts often fly up to reveal the briefs. Some dancers wear colored briefs only, with midriff tops that expose cleavage. Female teen fans at rock concerts wear very short shirts and short-shorts that reveal full legs. Some teen fans wear blouses or short dresses that copy a star's whirling disks on the breasts and reveal cleavage. Two scenes in a dressing room feature a seated woman in a large wraparound towel that reveals cleavage, bare shoulders, arms and thighs. Several men appear wearing tank tops that reveal bare shoulders, arms and tattoos. Some women on a stage crew wear opaque tank tops, but colored bra straps show on their bare shoulders.
► The star's mother shakes her head and looks horrified at the song, "I Kissed a Girl" (the repeating lyric is, "I kissed a girl; I liked it"). A female singer dresses in a one piece bathing suit outfit with a short peacock tail sings repeatedly, "Are you brave enough to show me your peacock?" while backup singers repeat, "Peacock" 20 times and we see adults in the audience laughing. A female trainer stretches a singer's thigh muscles and staffers watch and laugh, saying the action looks inappropriate (like being in stirrups in an OB-GYN office).
► We are told that Katy wears flesh colored tights underneath all of her outfits that prevent her from jiggling. The star's mother tells her she will not watch her on TV if she has half her clothes off. We hear that a Christian female singer was divorced from an older non-Christian actor and we see and hear her crying and we hear her say later that the relationship was a fairy tale that was not true. In an interview, a pop star says she does not want to be a mother right now. A female interviewer tells a pop star, "I love your husband," the star replies, "He's mine" and the interviewer, who is lesbian, smiles and says, "That's OK."
► Four men show up to a concert, dressed as Katy Perry.
VIOLENCE/GORE 2 - A woman becomes angry in a recording studio and throws microphones, music pages and a stool on wheels, but no physical or property damage occurs.
► A woman argues with agents and promoters. A few arguments occur between staff members and a singer that wants to make extra trips while on her world tour in order to see her husband; staffers complain of fatigue. A grandmother and her pop star granddaughter argue briefly about the girl always being a showoff.
► A woman lies in a reclining makeup chair, exhausted and stumbles on the way to the stage. A woman lies in a makeup chair, crying with fatigue and sadness.
► Several loud concert scenes feature screaming female and male fans; an older audience member sits in a wheelchair and shouts that the shows are too loud. At an amusement park, three women scream as they are laced into body harnesses and dropped from a significant height in a prone position during a bungee-drop ride. A singer fires a soapsuds cannon into the first rows of a concert audience, covering the faces and chests of children, men and women with foam (no one is injured), then glitter falls from the ceiling and sticks to the foam.
► Two different women portray an awkward teenager with huge braces on her teeth, a halo dental apparatus, blotchy skin and broken glasses.
► At a Japanese restaurant, a woman eats a large live crayfish in close-up.
► During leg stretching with her trainer, a singer makes flatulent noises with her mouth.
PROFANITY 3 - 1 sexual reference ("I kissed a girl; I liked it" in song lyrics), 1 not fully enunciated scatological term, 25 anatomical euphemisms ("peacock" in reference to "penis" repeated over 20 times in a song), 3 mild obscenities, 1 flatulent noises, name-calling (crazy, freaks, weird, puppet, white man, silly, showoff), stereotypical references to men, women, gays, tweens, actors, singers, ministers, senior citizens, show promoters, Hispanics, 13 religious exclamations. [profanity glossary]
SUBSTANCE USE - A dinner scene features a dozen men and women drinking tropical alcoholic drinks.
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MESSAGE - It's OK to be different.
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Johnny Sauter right at home in neighborly Iowa
July 10, 2014, Zack Albert, NASCAR.com
NEWTON, Iowa -- Being a short-track racer at heart, there's a handful of qualities about Iowa Speedway that appeal to Johnny Sauter. Prime among them is the location, just southwest of his neighboring home state of Wisconsin.
"I'm a Midwest guy so I love the atmosphere," Sauter said Thursday during opening-day inspections at the .875-mile track. "When you come here, it's just like being back home. With it racing the way it does and me liking the surroundings, I think that just bodes well for us. We've been very, very consistent here -- six top-fives in seven starts, but no wins, but that's something I'd like to change."
Sauter will get his chance Friday night when the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series runs the American Ethanol 200 (8:30 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1), the ninth of 22 races for the circuit this season. The 36-year-old veteran will take the green flag as the truck tour's points leader, thanks to his status as the only driver with five consecutive top-10 finishes heading into the event.
Even with his team parked in the No. 1 garage stall afforded to the standings leader, Sauter still sees room for improvement, even as his ThorSport Racing team continues to scratch out top-10s.
"We've actually kind of struggled a lot of places until the race, where we've been able to just ultimately work on it all day and get ourselves in position toward the end of the race to come away with a decent finish," Sauter said. "We've just been lacking initial speed and we find a way to get it. We've just got to find a way to unload faster. ...
"We've been pretty solid every week, but to reach up there and win a race, a lot of things have to go right and we just haven't had things bounce our way yet."
Crew chief Dennis Connor worked with Sauter for half of last season and was reunited with him after spending the first two races of 2014 atop the pit box for ThorSport teammate Jeb Burton. The communication has picked up where it left off, but Connor is devoted to weeding the gremlins out of the No. 98 team.
"That's kind of how our year has gone so far," Connor said. "We've focused on finishing races and not doing anything foolish and making the best out of the situation we're dealt on that particular day. We're working on all these things to get better and logically, the more you do something, the better you get at it."
Sauter's rate of success has been near constant since joining the truck series full-time in 2009. Since then, he's made a formidable pairing with teammate Matt Crafton, the defending series champion, winning at least one race in each of his five full seasons with the Duke and Rhonda Thorson-owned operation, based in Sandusky, Ohio.
Long-running driver-owner combinations are hard to come by in most forms of motorsports, but ThorSport boasts two -- Sauter's long-term commitment and Crafton's participation for 13 of the last 14 seasons.
"(It's) not only just the support they've given us, but the truck series itself," Sauter said, taking the dedication theme a step further. "Duke and Rhonda have been here for 19 years and it's a huge commitment on their part. ... They've obviously been very loyal to me, and that means something. It's something you don't see every day. That's cool -- it makes you want to go out there and dig a little harder. I couldn't be happier to have this opportunity."
Sauter also counts himself as fortunate in the sponsorship department with Nextant Aerospace and Smokey Mountain Herbal Snuff sharing the backing of the No. 98 Toyota. The livery of the latter, a tobacco-free smokeless brand, will be on his truck this weekend.
Sauter not only endorses but uses the product, which has come into sharper focus as Major League Baseball players have made public campaigns to kick the habit or find tobacco-free alternatives in the weeks since June 16, when oral cancer claimed the life of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn.
"Obviously, it's a good alternative to tobacco. To me, that's what it's all about," Sauter said. "Obviously we all know the horror stories from people we know or people we see or talk to or see on TV. It's good to be able to have an alternative that gives you the same effect."
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Austin Palm is accused of burglaries at a Dollar General store, the New Covenant Christian School, and the WLBR radio station Friday night, township police said. He's also accused of criminal mischief at the Ebenezer Fire Company and the North Lebanon Township ball fields on Long Lane, and he allegedly stole a vehicle from the 400 block of Ebenezer Road.
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A charming and picturesque downtown park, with a Ferris Wheel from the 1935 Worlds Fair in San Diego, a hand-painted vintage Italian carousel, a refur .....110 Miles from Branson
For 100 years,The Fort Smith Museum of History have been the "keeper and teller" of Fort Smith's rich and colorful history. It preserves, exhibits an .....110 Miles from Branson
The Fort Smith Streetcar Restoration Association is dedicated to the preservation and appreciation of electric powered streetcars, railroad equipment, .....110 Miles from Branson
A splashing time in Arkansas with Parrot Island Waterpark with kids fun, lazy rivers, slides and lots of water play! .....111 Miles from Branson
A super fun indoor bouncer/slide party and play place in Arkansas geared toward kids under 12, with a separate toddler area! .....113 Miles from Branson
Hay wagons, animal petting, fresh air and farm fun - all waiting for you in Oklahoma at Wild Things Farm! .....115 Miles from Branson
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The Zone is not just roller skating, but a ton of other fun activities for kids to spend the day! Laser Tag, Laser Maze, and a play area bouncers, as .....119 Miles from Branson
Located in the heart of downtown Parsons Kansas Cosmic Castle is an experience you won't soon forget. Bring the whole family for a day of fun and trea .....123 Miles from Branson
Kids can learn through play at this fun hands-on discovery museum with dress up areas, play spaces, arts, crafts, and areas to make believe! .....123 Miles from Branson
A fun Oklahoma campground right on the lower Illinois River, with fishing, mini golf, pool and activities for those kids! .....129 Miles from Branson
One of Oklahomas most family orientated parks Greenleaf State Park is located near Braggs, Oklahoma, and is situated around the 930-acre (3.8 km .....130 Miles from Branson
Skating Center and Arcade, place for family fun. Thrills on Wheels also provides speed skating facilities. .....130 Miles from Branson
Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation, and preservation. Located just west of Little Rock, this natural .....132 Miles from Branson
7 HUGE inflatables at this North Little Rock indoor play and party center, where active kids can have fun, and well, BOUNCE! .....133 Miles from Branson
Climb aboard the 1940's era switch engine, visit the statue commemorating the first Girls Scout Cookies, and try to solve the mystery of the tombstone .....135 Miles from Branson
The 40,000 sq. ft. J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum on Historic U.S. Route 66 Highway houses a collection of items as diverse as the people and th .....135 Miles from Branson
Arkansas water fun for the whole family, with wave pools, thrill rides, lazy rivers and toddler play areas! Great summer fun for kids .....135 Miles from Branson
A historic museum that preserves the culture, traditions and art of the five civilized tribes, with exhibitions and shows. .....136 Miles from Branson
Classic amusement park fun in Arkansas with Funland, featuring sweet rides like the carousel, ferris wheel, helicopters and mini coaster! .....137 Miles from Branson
A fun water park with kiddie area, slides, water tunnel, and fun water features! Open seasonally and perfect for the whole family! .....137 Miles from Branson
Indoor bouncing fun in Little Rock with this trampoline park, with wall to wall trampolines, dodgeball and a kist zone! Great fun for active kids! .....137 Miles from Branson
Kids under 8 can use their imagination and creative role play in a space specifically designed for them. .....138 Miles from Branson
Surrounded by the Ouachita National Forest, Lake Ouachita is known for its scenic natural beauty and the clarity of its waters. These pristine waters .....140 Miles from Branson
Over 700 animals to explore in this wildest classroom in Little Rock! Great educational experiences for kids AND animal fun! .....140 Miles from Branson
Kids can ignite their passion for technology, math and science at this super fun Arkansas museum filled with interactive and hands-on exhibits - great .....141 Miles from Branson
We (animal lovers) are a species very distinct from all others.A species that is compelled to help all of Gods' creatures to survive and live a fulfil .....142 Miles from Branson
Offering a theatre, displays, exhibitions and artefacts detailing the thrilling and adventurous lives and achievements of a couple of honest to goodne .....142 Miles from Branson
Learn all about the history of the waterway, the port, and all the economic benefits of the system! Great FREE learning in Oklahoma .....143 Miles from Branson
Big Rock offers go-karts, miniature golf, batting cages, bumper boats, video games, snack bar and more! .....144 Miles from Branson
Since opening in June of 1995, The Aerospace Education Center has been dedicated to becoming an invaluable resource for Arkansas'teachers and students .....144 Miles from Branson
Great indoor fun in Arkansas for kids under 8 years where they can spend the day as adults being doctors, astronauts and dentists! .....146 Miles from Branson
Family fun in Arkansas with this family friendly water park! With thrill rides, family rides and kids activity area. .....147 Miles from Branson
Runaway mine trains, twisters, plunges, and a TON of family fun at this thrilling Arkansas Theme Park AND Water Park! Who's ready for an adventurous f .....147 Miles from Branson
A great collection of fish and reptiles at this Arkansas aquarium, with over 300 creatures to explore! Great family fun in Hot Springs. .....147 Miles from Branson
The mission of Mid-America Science Museum is to stimulate interest in science, to promote public understanding of the sciences, and to encourage life- .....147 Miles from Branson
Over 200 displays of model trains featuring 1000's of miniatures that take you right through the iconic sites of the USA! Great train fun in Arkansas! .....147 Miles from Branson
Enjoy getting close up and personal with alligators, and other animals such as lemars and wolves in this animal-tastic Arkansas attraction! .....147 Miles from Branson
Our horseback riding is by reservation and is always led by a guide. If lodging please make reservations to ride when making your lodging reservations .....147 Miles from Branson
Learn all about the gangsters of our time: Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and Owen Vincent Madden, as well as see Al Capones 1928 Cadillac ! .....148 Miles from Branson
Huge play area with diggers, giant slides, spring riders, swings and activity boards, all linked by ramps so all ages and mobility levels can access e .....148 Miles from Branson
Thrills, excitement and fun abound at the largest and fastest go kart track in Hot Springs, with mini golf, bumper boats and laser tag too! Also .....149 Miles from Branson
Explore the historic 1912 building filled with exhibits that showcase the history of cotton from 1836 through to WWII! .....149 Miles from Branson
Great open play and birthday party inflatables at the Arkansas indoor play center, with special nights and infants go FREE! .....149 Miles from Branson
A family friendly campsite where you can enjoy not only the on-site activities, like the swimming pool, but also the fun adventures to be had nearby, .....149 Miles from Branson
Painted Rock Ranch is located on beautiful Lake Hamilton, near Hot Springs, Arkansas. Painted Rock Ranch maintains a working horse ranch, with centra .....150 Miles from Branson
A charming zoo that feels animals belong in their natural habitats, offering zoo tours, photos with animals, and tree house fun! .....150 Miles from Branson
Kids can explore the natural history and cultural heritage of NE Arkansas with this great museum. Learning is made fun for kids! .....152 Miles from Branson
Over 800 acres of nature to explore in Oklahoma, with hands-on exhibits for kids education too! .....152 Miles from Branson
The Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium where the past and future meet to inspire today's visitors. Experience Tulsa's rich history in the aeros .....152 Miles from Branson
Arkansas's tallest remaining, prehistoric American Indian mounds are preserved at this National Historic Landmark site near Little Rock. The mounds an .....153 Miles from Branson
An educational resource suited to families and children with engaging displays and interactive exhibits plus nature trails and more. .....153 Miles from Branson
Over 1500 animals of the world waiting at Tulsa Zoo, representing over 430 species - all spread out on 78 amazing acres! With train rides and a carous .....153 Miles from Branson
Smaller guests will enjoy the ferris wheel, train, turtle ride and carousel, with the next age group up also able to take on the bumper cars, planes, .....153 Miles from Branson
Your Belle of Hot Springs Riverboat ticket is your passport to beautiful Lake Hamilton. Sit back and relax aboard the Belle, a 250 passenger riverboa .....153 Miles from Branson
Indoor roller/Inline Skating Rink open to public skating. Come and play various games during open skating sessions, such as Limbo, The Wall Game, Eli .....153 Miles from Branson
Bounce the day away in Tulsa with this indoor trampoline park, with wall to wall trampolines, dodgeball and foam pits! Great for active kids! .....153 Miles from Branson
Quest assigned: Check. Laser gear ready: Check. Then we are good to go! .....154 Miles from Branson
Family restaurant with mini bowling, laser tag, glow in the dark mini golf, go karts, XD Theatre, Tiny Town play, arcade and more! .....154 Miles from Branson
The park features a launch ramp, standard pavilion, picnic sites, playgrounds, laundry and trails. Gifts, groceries, snacks and ice are available for .....154 Miles from Branson
Fun open bounce sessions filled with colorful and fun inflatables, with parents night out and birthday parties too! Bouncing fun in Tulsa! .....154 Miles from Branson
Outdoor water park fun in Tulsa, with lazy rivers, wave pools, flumes, rock walls, and even family days every Sunday! Splashing Oklahoma fun! .....155 Miles from Branson
offers an outdoor summer water park with several slides and leisure pool with interactive features, plus further swimming and sporting opportunities i .....156 Miles from Branson
Community center with programs, activities and classes for kids over 5 years and their families .....156 Miles from Branson
Family water park and fun centre with lots of different fun slides for the whole family. .....156 Miles from Branson
Incorporating collections and exhibits representing an almost global source base, plus 23 lush acres with water features to explore, a stunning collec .....157 Miles from Branson
Tulsa Garden Center, located in historic Woodward Park, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide a variety of horticultural and environ .....157 Miles from Branson
Super fun scavenger hunts for the family around Tulsa, where you have to find the images in the game in real life! Great for active kids! .....158 Miles from Branson
"It is the mission of The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art to educate about the Jewish experience in Oklahoma, the United States, and the world. Th .....158 Miles from Branson
Over 100 exhibits at this popular Oklahoma Aquarium where kids can have hands-on fun, and explore those creatures that call the ocean home! .....158 Miles from Branson
Tulsa's Gilcrease Museum is one of the country's best facilities for the preservation and study of American art and history .....159 Miles from Branson
An amazing planetarium with fascinating shows in a 50ft dome, where you can explore our planet and the depths of the universe! .....160 Miles from Branson
A beautiful 3,700 acre wildlife preserve filled with native and exotic wildlife from all over the world, as well as a museum reflecting western art an .....160 Miles from Branson
Natural wonders to explore in Meramec Valley, with cave tours for the whole family - and handicap accessible! .....162 Miles from Branson
Explore one of the longest rail-to-trails in the entire USA in this Missouri state park. Some of the sections are even part of the history Lewis & Cla .....162 Miles from Branson
Amazing indoor fun in a HUGE play structure, with an arcade too, perfect for toddlers, right through to the grandparents! Everyone can play! .....164 Miles from Branson
Great fun for active kids in Missouri with bowling, laser tag, and an arcade. Who is up for the challenge? .....165 Miles from Branson
A fun and bouncy indoor inflatable playground in the Belton/Raymore area, with bounce houses, inflatable slides and inflatable obstacle courses, as we .....165 Miles from Branson
Bowling fun in Belton where the family can enjoy family bowling, bumper bowling, and even cosmic bowling! With mini golf too .....166 Miles from Branson
An insight into the life and times of one of the world's most memorable political leaders in an accessible way for kids. Fascinating day of history in .....167 Miles from Branson
The Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens was founded to keep the city at the forefront of environmental and ecological issues. A leader of en .....169 Miles from Branson
The Backer Collection of vintage Automobiles consists of over 120 vintage cars, trucks and other vehicles dating from 1903 to 1993. 84 of these vehi .....170 Miles from Branson
Caddo Valleys place for family fun and fast paced roller skating excitement! Come skate all summer long featuring longer roller skating times, and low .....170 Miles from Branson
Indoor AND outdoor fun for the whole family at Paradise Park, with bumper cars, climbing wall, foam factory, go-karts, mini golf, laser tag and SO muc .....171 Miles from Branson
Fall fun in Callaway County, Missouri on this working farm that loves to have kids enjoy their corn maze, hayrides, campfires and more! .....171 Miles from Branson
At the Activity Center families can swim, play, dance, get fit, do gymnastics, make crafts, and enjoy performing arts. .....172 Miles from Branson
A fun seasonal outdoor water park in Kansas City with family pools, slides and lots of fun water features! .....172 Miles from Branson
A fun day out in the sun at this Arkansas water park, with slides, dives, tot areas, a train, and concessions! .....174 Miles from Branson
Explore a 1900s turn of the century farm in Kansas, with 200 animals, gardens, pony rides, and a fishing pond! .....174 Miles from Branson
Jumping Jax is an indoor inflatable play facility and birthday party venue. Children can play during open play times, you can also schedule a private .....176 Miles from Branson
The city's largest overall pool facility. Visitors can enjoy a long slide, small water slides, zero depth, fountains and shade structures. .....176 Miles from Branson
Enormous video and redemption game arcade, complete with the latest in dance machines and alley bowlers. Also on site a family specialised skating fac .....176 Miles from Branson
The Ultimate Go Kart Racing Experience. Inspired by European indoor go-kart tracks, Sadlers Indoor Racing offers a little piece of Europe in Kansas Ci .....177 Miles from Branson
It's ALL about the bouncing at this indoor trampoline park, with escape rooms too! .....178 Miles from Branson
Kansas City Zoo - Looking for wild family fun? See our tigers roar, cheetahs run, and polar bears flip. Each day is a new adventure. Marvel at more th .....178 Miles from Branson
A premier entertainment center in Kansas City, with mini golf, arcade, go-karts, batting cages and lots of family fun to be had! .....179 Miles from Branson
Open play for active kids in Kansas, with trampolines, rock wall, foam pit and more, plus great gymnastics classes! .....180 Miles from Branson
A treat for railroad buffs however young, featuring Pine Bluff's legendary queen of steam, with friendly informative tours! .....181 Miles from Branson
Get whisked back in time through displays of the toys that defined generations. A magical journey through the evolution of childhood in Kansas City! .....181 Miles from Branson
Welcome to the National Frontier Trails Museum! The National Frontier Trails Museum is a museum, interpretive center, and research library dedicated .....181 Miles from Branson
The Children's Peace Pavilion was established in 1995 as a gift to all children from the Community of Christ. In January of that year the doors of th .....181 Miles from Branson
Fun open jump for active kids, as well as family jump time and birthday parties in this indoor fun center in Kansas! Great bouncing fun! .....182 Miles from Branson
Bowling fun in Arkansas, with great ten pin bowling, as well as parties, leagues and youth programs! .....182 Miles from Branson
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is internationally recognized for its outstanding collection of more than 33,500 objects. From ancient times to modern .....182 Miles from Branson
An amazing family day out to the only diamond-producing site open to the public in the entire world! A beautiful geological "gem" in Arkansas to explo .....182 Miles from Branson
Founded in 1991, the Stars and Stripes Museum/Library Association, Inc. is a dedicated group of men and women committed to preserving the history of t .....183 Miles from Branson
Now known as Shawnee Mission, the rink offers open skate fun for all ages plus speciality session types include Speed Skating, Gospel Night, learn to .....183 Miles from Branson
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Open bowling, glow bowling, and even a laser maze perfect for families at this Shawnee family entertainment center! .....183 Miles from Branson
Indoor play fun for kids up to 8 years with inflatable courses, bouncers, play structures, jungle gyms and more! .....183 Miles from Branson
Take the family back in time! Fort Osage takes you to a time when Missouri was part of the wilderness in the Old West, and experience life for both th .....184 Miles from Branson
80,000 sq ft of fun in Kansas City with laser tag, go-karts, cosmic bowling, bumper cars and more! .....184 Miles from Branson
Fun, hands-on, imaginative learning is the priority at Wonderscope - a place where kids are encouraged to really embrace their full potential. .....184 Miles from Branson
FREE family art sessions for children of all ages and their adults!! Children and their families explore exciting environments while they use art sup .....184 Miles from Branson
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Kansas City is a LEGO® based, indoor family attraction, based in Kansas City's Crown Center shopping and entertainment mal. .....184 Miles from Branson
The sights and sounds of a uniquely American art form come alive at the American Jazz Museum in the Historic 18th and Vine Jazz District. Includes int .....184 Miles from Branson
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The Airline History Museum is located at the Historic Downtown Airport, in Kansas City, Missouri. To walk through it is to truly step back in time, t .....187 Miles from Branson
Theme park AND water park fun with the one ticket in Kansas City, Missouri! .....188 Miles from Branson
Wetlands, grasslands and marshlands for kids to explore, which provide a diverse habitat for mammals, reptiles and birds which they can learn about. .....189 Miles from Branson
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Six Flags St. Louis has it all - with those screaming coasters to those charming kiddie rides! With water rides too, get ready to enjoy this family cl .....190 Miles from Branson
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Hampson Archeological Museum State Park in northeast Arkansas exhibits a nationally renowned collection from the Nodena site, a 15-acre palisaded vill .....192 Miles from Branson
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The Douglas County Historical Society is responsible for the operation, preservation and development of collections in the Watkins Community Museum of .....194 Miles from Branson
Fun for active kids in Kansas City with go-karts, zip lines, bowling, coasters, laser tag, bumper cars, a carousel, and SO much more! .....195 Miles from Branson


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One of the longest-serving members of Donald Trump's team is a 28-year-old who had no political experience before the 2016 presidential campaign.
Starting with the administration as director of strategic communications, Hope Hicks has been a regular presence in the White House and is seen as being in the inner circle of Trump's advisers. She now has her most senior role to date, as she has been named the permanent White House communications director. She was previously given the role on an interim basis.
She began her career in public relations, entering the larger Trump orbit when she worked with the Trump Organization and Ivanka Trump's fashion line.
In April 2015, two months before Donald Trump announced his presidential bid, Hicks, at the time the Trump Organization's director of communications, was featured on the line's style blog. A post showed her in a light teal shift dress from the line and said her "typical workday could include a major meeting, an all-day event or even an out-of-state trip."
Hicks and Ivanka Trump, the president's elder daughter, appear to have maintained a good relationship. Ivanka Trump tweeted a congratulatory message to Hicks when she was included on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list in January.
"Congrats to my brilliant, kind & wickedly funny friend Hope Hicks on being named to the @Forbes #30Under30 list!" Trump tweeted.
Hicks previously worked as a model, and she was featured on one of the covers of the "Gossip Girl" book series.
A native of Greenwich, Connecticut, she earned a B.A. from Southern Methodist University, with a major in English.
Now she is the youngest person ever to lead the White House communications team.
That is the latest promotion during her time as part of Donald Trump's political team. She served as a spokeswoman for the campaign after Trump announced that he was running for president, and after he won, she became director of strategic communications.
She was named interim White House communications director on Aug. 16, and it has since been announced that her role will be made permanent.
The White House statement announcing her interim role said that she would be working with press secretary Sarah Sanders and the communications team and that a permanent communications director would be named "at the appropriate time."
In spite of dealing directly with national media for about two years, she rarely speaks publicly about herself.
One example of such reluctance came in June 2016. She was contacted by a reporter for GQ magazine who wanted to do a profile of her, and although she did not agree to be interviewed for the piece, she allowed Trump to speak to the reporter about her.
"Hope's been involved from the beginning, and she has been absolutely terrific," Trump said in the interview.
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by Thevolcomstone on 2012-06-18 16:41:39.1040
Hey Guys, I'm trying to put together some heavey guitar sounds with bright mids and or highs i could do leads with and I'm kinda having a hard time and just looking for a direction to go.I've tryed a few diffenty combos, even tran no amp into my peavey trans tub head and might just just the distorstion from the head instead of making fom the board, and just stick with delays, reverb, boots and all but I'm just looking for options, thank!
by Shadowx1800 on 2012-07-03 18:45:05.2040
For making bright-sounding high mids, I recommend using little bass. For leads, I'd use almost no bass at all. Usually I notice that bass is the culprit in your leads sounding dull. See if that works!
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Thursday, July 08, 2004
Written and Directed by Michael Moore
George Bush. Bumbling fool? Diabolical genius? Well, both if Michael Moore is to be believed. Moore's latest film is a definite hit piece on the poor bastard. It's hard to separate your politics from a review of this film, which explores mostly the negative aspects of George Bush's presidency and the events leading up to the present Iraq war. Moore has stated, I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, that his goal with this film is to change the minds of those viewers who have an "on the fence" position about ol' Dub Bush. I'll tell you now; Mil falls to the right on the political spectrum. It all started with one of Moore's heroes, Rush Limbaugh, when I began listening to him more than ten years ago to hear what the other side thought about things. Much to my chagrin I found I tended to agree with the Republican mouthpiece on most things. Now you know where I am coming from.
Now let's talk about the film. I was talking to El Bicho and he asked me if I liked the movie—and frankly I wasn't sure. Now I tend to think I didn't really like it much, but not because I disagree with Michael Moore's politics, it's just that it failed to engage my mind in any serious way. Let's just say he lost me at "hello." The film opens with a recap of the 2000 election, more specifically the Florida part, yeah, remember that? Well, I do. But I think Moore is a little foggy. Here's where he lost me: he implied that after the votes came down such a close margin, Bush winning each of the regular mechanical counts, that Bush was handed a victory by his brother Jeb (Governor of Florida) and the supreme court of Florida, mostly conservatives. He went on to say that newspapers declared afterward that Al Gore would have been the victor had he been granted a statewide recount, this of course has become popular folklore among angry democrats. Forget the fact that not all newspapers that reported afterward agreed with the newspaper Moore quotes. Upon hearing this bit of information, Mil remembered that he would have supported a full statewide recount, by hand if necessary, but Mil also recalls that GORE NEVER ASKED FOR ONE. He did ask for recounts in certain counties that were weighted to the Dems' side, which he was properly denied cause that just ain't fair, he'd be guaranteed to pick up votes there. If he asked for a statewide recount after that, it was just too late.
I think that's what is missing from this film--where's the other side? I felt like I could have been watching a film about how Bill Clinton had something to do with the death of Vince Foster, and that other guy in the plane crash. I don't buy those stories either, but someone could certainly make an interesting case for those if they hand picked some interviews and did some nice editing. Whatever. I much prefer listening to talk radio, which is ruled at least these days by conservative hosts. The reason I like those shows, especially guys like Dennis Prager and Michael Medved is because they like to have guests on who oppose their ideas, often quite articulate folks. I like hearing a good debate. I didn't get anything resembling debate in this film, and that bored me. And since I thought he was obfuscating right from the start, I didn't know what else I could trust him on. He also implies that Bush went to war with Saddam Hussein because he was responsible for the 9-11 attacks on the World Trade Center. I never thought that, never was given that impression by the President. Saddam Hussein probably didn't know about the plan, but we know he supported terrorists by paying the families of suicide bombers, not much of a stretch to think he helped Al Qaeda as well, but not necessarily with the Trade Center attack. We found some top Al Qaeda guys in Iraq after we rolled in. Saddam probably didn't know they were there.
I think I went with the whole idea of the war because after the WTC attacks I thought, crap, look what those 19 or 20 jackholes were able to do with some of our own jets, we should start cleaning up our pests from the past, and a guy like Hussein could certainly do more damage if he wanted to, and since EVERY DAMNED COUNTRY IN THE WORLD thought he had some nasty weapons, he was a good start. Plus he already violated his surrender agreement from the first gulf war by not allowing inspectors to do their job properly, so we already had cause to boot him out of power. Moore never touches on any of this in the film. For me, the worst you can say about Bush's decision to go to war is that we did the right thing for the wrong reason, and the war went well, but the occupation, well, maybe not so well, but I think in a hundred years it will be viewed as a good move, many disagree. Time will tell.
As far as world opinion goes, Bush just forgot to say please, or didn't say please to the U.N. quite enough times, and rushed to war (2 years is rushing by the way)--or maybe he should have said please to Michael Moore directly? So anyway, I'm not sure how to rate this one. I guess if you hate George Bush, you'll like the film. What more is there to say?
Mil Out
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