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|Hiking, Trad Climbing, Sport Climbing, Toprope, Bouldering, Scrambling
|Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
|2464 ft / 751 m
|"... wilderness is ... an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain ... an area of undeveloped Federal land retaining its primeval character and influence, without permanent improvements or human habitation, which is protected and managed so as to preserve its natural conditions, and which ... generally appears to have been affected primarily by the forces of nature, with the imprint of man's work substantially unnoticeable; ... has outstanding opportunities for solitude or a primitive and unconfined type of recreation ..."
|– The Wilderness Act of 1964
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Mountain Description
Haley Peak (2475 feet) is located on private property about 3/4-mile from the northwest corner of the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. Officially the peak is unnamed, while locals refer to the mountain range as the "AX" mountains. From the west you can see the outline of trees on the side of the mountain which look like the letters "AX". Because it is located on private property, permission is required before climbing it.
Mount Scott (2464 feet) is probably the most well known peak in Oklahoma next to the high point of Black Mesa. For climbers, Mt. Scott is famous not for its summit, but for its outstanding cragging on the granite walls on the north side of the mountain. However, if you wish to forego the crags and reach the summit, the easiest way is to drive to the top via the paved road.
Mt. Sheridan (2436 feet) is very noticeable from the east, north and west with distinct features that resemble Diamond Head in Hawaii. If standing below the north face of Mt Sheridan, you will notice an ominous vertical rock cliff near the top of the mountain. Unfortunately, the southernmost part of the mountain, including the most gentle approach from the southwest, is located in the special use area of WMWR; hiking/climbing are not permitted. The northernmost portion of the mountain, with its very steep approaches and including the actual summit, is on private property.
King Mountain (2411 feet) stands proudly over Lake Altus-Lugert and the Quartz Mountain Massif as the highest point in a 40 mile radius. It is the fourth highest point in the Wichita Mountains and the Kiowa County high point. The route to the top is an easy class 2 scramble, possibly with some minor class 3 moves. The summit provides excellent views of the surrounding area, including Quartz Mountain, Baldy Point, Lake Altus-Lugert, Hicks Mountain, Williams Peak, Mount Lugert and Flat Top Mountain.
Gordon Peak (2382 feet; unofficial name) is the southernmost of two peaks in what are known locally as the Christmas Mountains. Directly to the north of Gordon Peak is Cooper Peak (identified on the quad topo). Gordon Peak is in the shape of a gentle cone and is an easy, non-technical climb involving mostly boulder-hopping and easy to moderate scrambling. It is located on private property; obtain permission before attempting to climb.
Elk Mountain (2270 feet), located within the WMWR, is another jewel in the chain of granite domes that make up the Wichita Mountains. For technical climbers, the object is not to get to the summit, but to climb its wonderful granite slabs and cracks. Elk Mountain hosts four climbing areas: Elk Slabs, The Treasure Cove, Apple and Pear, and Secret Agent Dome, all with over 55 routes from 5.5 to 5.11c. There is also a class 1 trail to the summit via the Sunset picnic area on the north side of the mountain.
Mount Lincoln (2201 feet) rises in the southeastern part of Charon's Garden Wilderness. It is the closest major peak to the south trailhead, and is just south of the more popular Elk Mountain. There are no trails to the summit, and the climb is very rocky and rugged. During the climb there are stunning views of the south walls of Elk Mountain, a substantial portion of Charon's Garden Wilderness, and east into the eastern Wichita Mountains. Wildlife, including elk and longhorn, are often seen in the area. Once you start your bushwhack, humans will virtually disappear.
Twin Rocks Mountain (2192 feet) is one of six 2,000 ft. peaks (there are several more minor peaks over 2,000 ft.) located within the Charon's Garden Wilderness. It is the most central peak in the wilderness, and offers some great 360 degree views from its summit. This granite peak offers typical class 3 and class 4 scrambling. Because of its difficult access, you will likely be alone on its summit.
Sunset Peak (2180 feet) is actually a small massif with three summits. The southern-most summit is the highest. Located within Charon's Garden Wilderness, Sunset Peak is a gem of a day hike. Solitude, brought on by a lack of trails, is the attraction of this little peak. The lack of trails means that a climb of Sunset Peak will involve a lot bushwhacking. Regardless, a hike to Sunset Peak is accompanied by the joy of meandering across scrub oak prairie and granite domes, often with an occasional sighting of deer, bison and elk. Technical rock climbing opportunities also exist; there are several very difficult (5.11 and above) bolted routes established on the wall of the west side of the north summit.
Granite Mountain (2177 feet) rises on the remote and very rugged western side of Charon's Garden Wilderness, making it a great wilderness climb with very little chance of seeing anyone on or near the summit. As with other locations within the wilderness, Granite Mountain offers plenty of bouldering, and probably contains some walls high enough for some technical rock climbing. There are no trails to the summit.
Mt. Wall (2175 feet) is located toward the eastern end of the WMWR. It is eclipsed in prominence by nearby Mt. Scott and Mt. Sheridan. Its relative remoteness means that you will likely run into few other parties during an ascent. If bushwhacking and a lack of crowds suit your fancy, Mt. Wall provides a wonderful wilderness experience. The easiest route is Class 2+, but technical ascents are readily available if desired.
Mount Mitchell Massif (2145 feet, unofficial name) is a collection of unnamed peaks in the more remote section of Charon's Garden Wilderness. Of the six 2000 foot+ summits that are in the wilderness, Mount Mitchell Massif is the the only one that is officially unnamed. There are five major points on the massif itself, along with two more nearby summits (Pt. 1928 and Pt. 1860).
Central Peak (2082 feet) is a rather unnoticed mountain situated between Rush Lake and Lake Jed Johnson in the central part of the WMWR. The western base of the mountain extends into the Special Use Area. The summit consists of two points, an east and west point. The view is well worth the effort to reach the summit. From the east point you can see Mt. Scott, The Holy City, and Lawton. From the west point you can see Little Baldy, Mt. Lincoln, Elk Mountain and Sunset Peak. Here you are also afforded a fabulous view of the Special Use Area.
Crab Eyes (1920 feet) are a unique rock formation in the northern part of Charon's Garden Wilderness. The name comes from two large boulders delicately balanced on a thin column of granite. One of the two boulders is actually balanced on top of a third boulder, rather than the column itself. Technical climbing (5.8 through 5.12a) is popular on Crab Eyes, and there are numerous routes established on the east, west and south walls. The north side of Crab Eyes tapers off gradually, providing a route to the top for non-technical climbers willing to brave some exposure.
Charon's Garden Mountain (1905 feet) is less than distinct from the summits of nearby peaks, and there are a number of unnamed summits to the west that are higher. It would be an easy mountain to completely miss, however it takes on a new dimension of ruggedness and grandeur when viewed from its foot. Despite its proximity to some roads and buildings, the approach is quite long, and the mountain is the epitome of isolation. It is very rarely climbed; you are unlikely to see another person once you get away from the seething crowds of easier summits. Composed of the excellent granite characteristic of the Wichita Mountains, a plethora of class 3 and class 4 routes await the casual scrambler. Enormous slabs of virgin rock await the more serious.
Bat Cave Mountain (1855 feet) is located in the southeastern corner of Charon's Garden Wilderness. It should not be confused with the unofficially named Bat Cave Peak, which is adjacent to Bat Cave Mountain. Bat Cave Mountain is named after the easily seen, but less easily accessed, Bat Cave (sometimes called Wind Cave) located on its southern flake. On its northern side, Bat Cave Mountain also has the easily viewed Arch Cliff Dwelling, which is also known as Natures Dwell.
Bat Cave Peak (2070 feet), formally referred to as Unnamed 2070, is located in the western portion of the Wichita Mountain National Wildlife Refuge. Not to be confused with the officially named Bat Cave Mountain, Bat Cave Peak is generally located at the end of the higher ridge extending south from Mt Lincoln. Bat Cave Peak is one of the most prominent, eye-catching formations in the refuge, especially if you are viewing it from east to west. It has the appearance of a thumb or knob protruding toward the south. It is the most dominating point at the confluence of the three mountains in the immediate area ... Bat Cave Peak, Bat Cave Mountain and Phantom Mountain.
Lawtonka Mountain (2040 feet), unofficially renamed from Peak 2040, is located to the NW of Mount Scott. From the summit of Lawtonka Mountain there are commanding views of Lake Lawtonka, Hunting Horse Hill, Mount Wall, and the west face of Mount Scott.
The Narrows is a beautiful canyon in the WMWR. Although not a mountain, The Narrows hosts some of the best granite face and crack climbing in the Midwest. This area should be on everyone's Wichita Mountains climbing list. The approaches are relatively short and the views are spectacular. There are over 100 routes from 5.4 to 5.12c. Most of the routes are traditional climbs; however, there are many quality sport routes.
Styx Canyon, not quite 1.5 miles in length, is the longest and largest canyon in Charon's Garden Wilderness. The canyon has two very different portions. The upper canyon, beginning just over a ridge from the infamous Crab Eyes, extends about 0.6 miles to the southwest. This section of the canyon is very narrow and filled with massive truck sized boulders. Where the boulders do not choke the upper canyon, one finds small groves of post oak and juniper. By the time it passes beneath Twin Rocks Mountain, upper Styx Canyon is about 400 feet deep, with high, sheer granite walls, particularly on the east side. The lower portion of Styx Canyon stands in stark contrast to the upper section of the canyon. Where the upper half was a narrow, boulder clogged fissure, the lower half is a broad, lush valley, nestled between the towering Twin Rocks and Granite Mountains on the east and Charon's Garden Mountain in the west. Unnamed, high granite walls complete the encirclement of this isolated vale. A small, seasonal creek drains the valley, flowing out into the farmland at the foot of the mountains.
Quartz Mountain (2040 feet) in Quartz Mountain Nature Park rises 500-feet out of the southwestern Oklahoma wheat fields at the far west end of a long chain of granite domes that make up the Wichita Mountains. Rising up to 300 feet on Quartz Mountain granite face is Baldy Point (local name). It offers one of the best examples of granite face climbing outside of Yosemite. With up to 180-foot walls, the rock has been compared to that at Joshua Tree and is considered some of the most challenging around. Quartz has over 87 routes of mostly sport climbs, with some trad lines sprinkled in, as well as several RX solo routes. With climbs from 5.5 RX to 5.13, Quartz is not considered a beginner area. Although bolted, most routes require nerve and boldness not normally needed for your average crag. Visit Quartz and you will come away with a sense of accomplishment.
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That's Easter sorted!
- 17 Mar 2016
Its the Easter weekend, a lovely family time filled with Easter egg hunts, chocolate, a scrummy roast, chocolate and more chocolate and to top it all off British Summer Time starts on Easter Sunday, lovely lighter evenings as winter fades away!
I don't know about you but we have got into the tradition of having an Easter tree. Nothing beats a lovely spring walk finding twigs to put in a vase to hang Easter decorations off. I'll be wrapped up in Needle's Evie jumper from our new SS16 collection. It's the perfect Spring jumper, a gorgeous light camel cashmere, with cream cashmere pointelle sleeves and lovely baby blue cuffs!
https://www.needleboutique.com/boutique/evie-relaxed-boxy-cashmere-jumper/ Although in reality, I'll be in my Evie dashing into our local florist to buy the most expensive twigs known to man (the mark up on Pussy Willow at Easter is unbelievable!) but my children love it and each year we go to our gorgeous local gift shop and buy 2 new decorations so we're getting quite a collection!
The next step in getting ready for Easter in our household, and most importantly in my children's minds, is ensuring we have a suitable selection of Easter eggs. This year I am loving these Easter eggs by Auntie Mims from www.notonthehighstreet.com, although in my mind it is hard to beat a classic Galaxy egg! Living in Yorkshire, its always a treat to see the beautiful Easter eggs in the window of Betty's, their eggs are pretty impressive, check out the size of the imperial egg in the video below, who wouldn't want to receive one of these! https://www.bettys.co.uk/easter/a-smashing-easter
As an alternative to the endless stream of chocolate, why not make an Easter cake or some cookies, last year I made this cake and it went down a treat! And, this year I've got my two an Easter Shortbread Baking Set, less chocolate and something to occupy them – perfect!
If you are struggling to find things to occupy little minds, why not check out one of the National Trusts Cadbury Easter Egg Hunts, there are 300 locations across the country, and the Easter bunny has hidden lots of chocolate as well as clues to help you on your way.
Our Easter Sunday roast is the perfect time for us to all get together as an extended family and this year its our turn to host and so I need to think about Easter themed table settings. I've been getting some inspiration from Pinterest, wow, some people really go to town but in my opinion there is something so lovely in the simplicity of some pretty Spring flowers.
I'll be sitting down to my roast in my Corfu jumper in coral. It will brighten anyone's Easter and again it is a gorgeous light cashemere, with 2 pockets on the front and little cut out details on the neck, it looks seriously fab with a white shirt underneath and its in our sale! Stylish but comfy, perfect for a family filled Easter Sunday afternoon.
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"So hopefully they'll be a lot like Peta."The engaged twosome, who is planning a wedding for summer 2017, admits that they weren't envisioning starting a family until after they tie the knot — but they're still happy as can be."The timing is perfect, actually," Murgatroyd said.
"I'll have the baby in January and then I'll still have about six months to prepare for the wedding.""The baby will make a wonderful addition to the wedding party," Chmerkovskiy added.
"I'm looking forward to putting all our energy into this beautiful soul."Just last week, the mom-to-be shared a fitspo Instagram showing off her tiny, ab-clad baby bump with a little exercise tip for her fans and followers.
"Fit Tip: If you're one of those people who has trouble keeping focused throughout your cardio workout (yes, running on a treadmill is somewhat mundane), try and incorporate weights throughout your cardio.
People don't understand, I'm like a black Latin salsa dancer, so I would love it.Well, it looks like Amber Rose and Val Chmerkovskiy are officially official.The couple, who have teased us with PDA pics over the last few months, finally sealed the deal -- with a kiss -- on Rose's Instagram on Wednesday. He's great.""Right now, and it's absolutely amazing and I'm super, super happy," she added.dancer have reportedly been dating for three months, but on Wednesday (January 4), Rose dropped a hint that the two may already be in love. Rose shared a photo of herself passionately kissing Chmerkovskiy on Instagram, along with the caption, "My love." The ever-honest Amber also discussed her newish relationship on the January 5 podcast with Dr.


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Pictured above: Shemesh Camp Director Megan Rich, left, and Youth Coordinator Ali Gates are excited that the Valley of the Sun JCC's Shemesh Camps have received accreditation from the American Camp Association.
In October 2017, Shemesh Summer Day Camp at the Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center received accreditation from the American Camp Association. ACA accreditation means that Shemesh Camp at The J submitted to a thorough review of its operations, from staff qualifications and training to emergency management, and that it has complied with the highest standards in the industry.
"We had been prepping for a few years," explains Megan Rich, director of Shemesh Camp at The J. "I thought it was really important that parents feel that everything we are doing is to a certain standard, above and beyond local regulations."
In the fall of 2016, the staff at Shemesh started to examine their practices and procedures and submitted the paperwork to begin the process towards accreditation. In May 2017, the first ACA "visitor" (volunteer representative who is in the camping industry and has received special training) came to The J to meet with Megan and go over the standards and ACA guidelines that are required for accreditation.
Then in July last year, the ACA sent two visitors to observe summer camp in action and to review all the paperwork to assure camp practices conformed with the submitted paperwork. "They were here for five to six hours reviewing everything from making sure that we had batteries in the smoke detectors to our procedures on taking kids on field trips," says Megan. "It's a very involved process, and then you don't know officially that you've passed until October."
Camp Shemesh did receive the accreditation for three years, at which point they will need to seek re-accreditation. "In the in-between years you fill out something online to show that you are following their procedures, and every three years they come and do the same process again," explains Megan.
For Megan, to be ACA accredited is worth the work. She has been working at camps, in one capacity or another, for more than 15 years; after receiving her law degree, she had decided that kind of work wasn't for her. "Camps can have policies and procedures of their own, but by being ACA accredited, it shows that we follow the highest standards across the country," she says.
In addition to their standards for the health and safety of the campers, ACA also requires staff-to-camper ratios that are lower than most states mandate and that goals for camp activities must be developmentally based.
"Parents will know that the well being of their child has been thought about throughout," says Megan. "From safety to training, programming, the facility – it's really that the parent can drop their child off and know that everything they can think of has been taken care of – and is the top standard in the business at the same time."
Every camp program The J offers, including Chaverim, Ruach, CIT, sports, arts and more is under the umbrella of Shemesh, so all camps are ACA accredited.
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As some of you know my Grandma Davis, whom I last wrote about, has passed on to heaven to be with grandpa. It has been a long time coming, that I know. It happened quickly and that is fine but it made me start reflecting on myself and families lives. What is so stinking important. We always talk about "oh, i'd love to do that someday", my kids say "Oh I really want to go to Disney" We reply, maybe when you are older and enjoy it more. What are we doing now though to make those memories. Our weeks seem to run fluently through each other and the days are a blur. I don't even know when my kids got so tall or how long my son's been wearing high-waters, however, he explained he doesn't like when the fabric is on his ankles. That's a whole other topic for another day. Some days I feel like, Good lord, did my kids eat enough vegetables today although most days it's, well they ate and are full good enough. We are just all so busy. I'm starting to plan summer activities and it is crazy how much there is to do and enjoy and how it seems like so little time to do it all.
While I went through my Grandmas photo albums trying to find photo's of her life and love to share at her funeral, it really made me think back to how her life was and where she has been, been through, observed and probably prayed out. I saw pictures from the 1940's, a time we don't even think back on how the world was anymore. It was such a long time ago, to even imagine someone I have spent time with being alive and enjoying that time is still crazy to me. Seeing pictures of cars that are now "classic" or "collectors" as just every day cars on the side of the road. You see all these happy gatherings of families around Christmas trees and swing sets in what I would assume is summer. Pictures of their prized possessions, cars and children, toys and a small box that you would probably never guess what was inside. You don't see selfies in front of mirrors or when you are not put together. That was a time that you took the time to look presentable. You took the time to feel good about what you were showing the world of your world. You wore your Sunday best, went to church and relaxed. This thought brought me to one of my favorite shows 7th Heaven. Its cheesy and not realistic but it tries to show in a short period of episode values that are still wanted today. Struggles of families face with teenagers every day no matter what the generation.
In one episode, later in the show, Lucy has worked to become a minister and while her actual intentions in the episode is not really all because of this, she is realizing that everyone in her family too are getting too busy to appreciate the time they have in their lives. Here is a snip it of her sermon that she gives that episode. "Genesis 2 second and third verse. "And he rested on the seventh day from all of his work he had made. And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it". It wasn't that long ago that Sunday was the day we all rested. We treated Sunday as a special day. When we came to Sunday school and church. And we rested when we went home. We talked. We read. We spent time to ourselves meditating or praying or just reflecting on our lives, our purpose, our behavior. Or even just the events of the week that just passed. It wasn't that long ago that businesses weren't open on Sunday. If you got in your car, it was to visit your friends and family. Just to let them know that you care, or maybe check out their situation, or just help out. At the end of the day on what used to be Sunday, people were rested and looked forward to the following week. Sometimes with determination to be kinder, to do better, to work harder. What happened to Sunday? Our parents grew up with Sundays off. That means they had fifty-two days a year to rest. And those were the years when there was a summer, a real summer. Three months off from school for children to play. A break from the nine months long school year when the routine was different. The energy was different. The air was sweeter. The nights longer. And children stayed up late because they could sleep in the next morning. It was when children wore themselves out with the fun of summer and longed for school again. We don't really have those summers anymore. We don't have those Sundays anymore either. Children and parents and families and adults have fifty-two more days a year to do stuff. Sunday is the day we catch up on our work and our homework because there's so much work and so much homework there's no time to do it. We work seven days a week, or at least are on the go seven days a week, fifty-two weeks a year. And yet we wonder why children grow up so fast. Why people need drugs to relax? Why they need human contact even if it's the form of inappropriate unfulfilling sex? Could it be because we've lost fifty-two opportunities a year to rest and reflect and or visit our friends and loved ones? That's five hundred and twenty days in ten years. That's one thousand and forty days in twenty years. I've lost a thousand and forty plus days in my life because Sunday is no longer Sunday. And I'm stressed and tired and irritable and I feel as if I have no time to do the things I need to do. I never have the time to do the things I want to do. And I'm just turning twenty-one. How am I going to feel when I'm my dad's age? How are all of us going to feel when I'm my dad's age? Yet I fear we've lost our Sundays forever unless we make an effort to reclaim them. And in losing our Sundays we're losing a lot more. We're losing ourselves."
This is so true. So many times at my Grandmas funeral, I heard people say "I wish I would have gotten to go visit her or I had been meaning to stop and see her life has just been crazy". Life is crazy, but it is only as crazy as we let it be. My new change to this year and outlook ahead for me and my family is to love more, worry less and be the change we want to see in the world. We are looking to cut our cable if you will. Play more with the kids, explore outside, learn all we can and visit the people we love not just with Facebook. We don't know how many Tuesdays, Friday or Sundays for that matter we have left with anyone. Make it a point, see if you can, to schedule in time to be with the ones you love. I was blesses to see my Grandma more than some. The morning she passed, I had to get her something that she had been pestering me for, for over a week. I'll always be glad I did. I only had a few minutes, but those are the last few moments she would see me and remember and I with her as well. I breezed in, dropped of the recipe she asked for, she asked me why I was there. I joked, to break you out, we are playing hookie. She said she needed breakfast first, come back in an hour. I gave her a kiss told her I loved her and she said "be good, love you too."
How many of these moments are we missing in our lives because we are running like crazy people. I think it is totally fitting that as I type this Cher's "If I could turn back time" comes on the radio! Take your Sundays back, take your life back, don't miss your chance to hear "be good, love you too"


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I have written an article about the similarities between now and the great depression, which I will post at a later date. However, for now, I just noticed another interesting parallel.
One of the reasons the GD was so bad was that, while the natural course of events should have caused price deflation, and this happened in spades in monetary terms, the authorities did all they could to prevent prices falling. While the fall in the money supply was not itself the problem (it simply was the necessary consequence of the credit boom and was in no way a cause of the crisis), the way the authorities tried to prevent prices themselves falling in spite of a lower money supply, was the source of much of the unnecessary damage.
By artificially propping up wages, commodity prices, and consumer prices, the government failed to let markets clear (particularly the labour market), prevented the reorganisation of labour and capital, and retarded the rise in the savings rate. Today, we have a similar situation. I'm not talking about the minimum wage. I'm talking about the policies to kill the dollar and encourage the dollar carry trade. By artificially elevating commodity prices, this is squeezing disposable income and reducing the ability of consumers and businesses to save. What's more, the uncertainty over the outlook for prices (there is a range of possibilities from crushing deflation to hyperinflation) is no doubt hindering investment decisions as did the interventionist policies of the 1930s.
The fundamentals of the US economy continue to deteriorate, positive real GDP growth or no.
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
1930s Vs Today: Lots To Worry About
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Wednesday, January 11, 2006
call-out to all bridezillas
i will buy your ticket. i will be your friend and walk around with you. i will hold your hand during the fashion show if you so desire. i will pick you up and drop you off.
who will the lucky girl be?
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- VanessaJanuary 11, 2006 at 5:28 PM
HA hA HA!!!ReplyDelete
I'll be at the Greely Community Centre all of Friday, all of Saturday, and all of Monday. By "all of" I mean from like 10:45am to like 9:00pm. So I can't really be your bridal friend ... also I'm not ever going to be a bride-to-be.ReplyDelete
i found someone to come. and frank, just so you know, some guys DO go to these things. usually being dragged by their fiances, but it has been known to happen. so as soon as you pop the question, you can be my guest.ReplyDelete
Oh, I know guys go to those things. I wasn't trying to say that they don't. If guys didn't ever go to those then that would make one less thing for sitcoms to make fun of. There's almost always an episode where some guy's fiance takes him along to shop for wedding stuff (not gifts, but things to do with the actual wedding).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2006 at 3:53 PM
jon said...ReplyDelete
She's lying. Guys don't go to those things. Maybe 20 guys were at the last wedding show I was at (working). It's more of a mother-daughter thing.
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rich tea biscuits
i think they might be my favourites. theyre just so simple but well done. a classic biscuit.
i agree
completely. give me a rich tea over a hob nob.
chocolate digestives
are my all time favourites i think. Nothing wrong with a humble rich tea though...
plain chocolate
on a rich tea is a tremendous thing.
the problem with rich tea biscuits
is that they taste like the floor. digestives are a lot better.
rich tea's don't fit in a lot of mugs
you often have to break a bit off, then dunk
you need to get a new mug
they fit perfectly into my mug, almost as if they were made to be together
I am a malted milk man
I don't buy them. Last time I did I ate a whole packet in an afternoon.
Biscuits? BISCUITS?!
You need to get cracking with the mackin', the McVities lovefest can wait!
its too late now!
shes back home. i knew that thread was a bad idea!
the problem with these
is that the first few are brilliant, but they get less brilliant too quick.
rich tea fingers are better
but the king of the biscuit is clearly the custard cream
I quite like Fig Rolls
They almost make wasps worth it


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I'm all for the school of life, but this is just plain wrong and irresponsible.
Kids are sponges at this age. Rewarding peeping and perving is just sending out the wrong message to kids. If it were on any other non-kids oriented website, catered for adults, I'll accept it. But on Nickelodeon's website? Unbecoming..
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On Wednesday, a woman was fatally shot while walking her dogs near her home when the son of a neighbor fired a single-shot pistol in her direction after mistaking her for a deer. According to the local sheriff's department, Rosemary Billquist, 43, was approximately 200 yards away from Thomas B. Jadlowski when he fired the round.
When Jadlowski, 34, heard a scream, he realized he might have made a mistake and rushed in the direction of the sound. Upon finding he had shot Billquist, Jadlowski called 911, and paramedics transported her from Sherman, New York to a nearby Erie, Pennsylvania hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
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Jamie Billquist, Rosemary Billquist's husband, told CNN that his wife of 27 years "was an amazing person that would do anything for anyone." He added that she loved Stella and Sugar, her two Labrador retrievers.
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According to Ostrander, New York state law prohibits hunting deer after sundown.
"It's the responsibility of the hunger, you have to know when sunset is," said Sheriff Joe Gerace, "and plan your day so you can get out of the woods before that time."
Jadlowski has cooperated with local authorities during the investigation and has not been charged with a crime at this time. However, according to Ostrander, the criminal investigation is ongoing.
Officials from the Department of Environmental Conservation are also involved in the investigation, as the incident is considered a hunting-related shooting.
According to Jamie, Billquist was employed at a hospital in Jamestown and frequently volunteered at homes for the elderly and hospice care facilities.
In a Facebook post, Jamie wrote, "I will miss you and love you forever and I know you're dancing in heaven with your momma and all of our friends and family that we have lost."


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TSE on completing 17 years : Looking back, looking forward
- The Sangai Express Editorial :: September 12 2016 -
The Sangai Express completed 17 on September 11.
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When it comes to trying new recipes, I usually mess it up on my first attempt (and most likely even on the second, third…). This one here, however, was a success at first try – although I did it whilst still half-asleep on a Monday morning. If that doesn't say it all.
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For 3 servings, you will need:
3 slices of toast
1 egg
60ml milk
1 tablespoon of vanilla sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
a few knobs of butter
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office has asked for a blueprint to implement the recommendations of a top panel that has suggested sweeping food reforms that include limiting subsidised grains to 40% of the population from the present 67%.india Updated: Feb 02, 2015 00:21 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office has asked for a blueprint to implement the recommendations of a top panel that has suggested sweeping food reforms that include limiting subsidised grains to 40% of the population from the present 67%.
The PMO directive gives the clearest signal yet that the Modi government is looking to amend the National Food Security Act -- a cornerstone of the previous UPA regime's welfare agenda. It could also set in motion the first real reforms in agriculture since the Indian economy opened up.
The food ministry has been told to come out with "specific deadlines" for implementing the Shanta Kumar-led panel report, sources said. A former Himachal CM, Kumar was the food minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government.
The panel has called for an end to operations of the leakage-prone Food Corporation of India in traditional food-bowl states and raising the price at which all categories of beneficiaries get subsidised grains to 50% of minimum support price, barring the poorest households.
The panel also favours a switch to a cash transfer-based food-subsidy system. The PM-appointed panel submitted its report on January 21.
To boost growth, the government has moved swiftly to cut red tape, allow more foreign investment and make acquiring land easier. However, it had so far not said much about the reforms it would bring to the country's antiquated farm sector.
Implementing all the reforms suggested by the panel could be fraught with political risks in a country where millions rely on state-subsidised food. It is still early to predict if Modi would go the whole hog.
Steps such as paring the food-security coverage and raising the price of cheap grains -- for the first time in decades -- are in line with the government's goals of restricting all subsidies to the poorest.
The government's view is that for high growth, India will need to slash subsidies and re-direct the spending to infrastructure sector so that more people can join the workforce.
The Ram Vilas Paswan-headed food ministry would meet on February 11 to start preparing the roadmap, sources said.
In the last budget, finance minister Arun Jaitley had announced an expenditure management commission to suggest comprehensive subsidy reforms, which, too, is likely to propose changes in food subsidy.
None of this can happen without altering the food security act. Yet, in a country where nearly half the children were either stunted or malnourished, ensuring access to food was critical.
India spends close to Rs 1.25 lakh crore, or 8% of the total government expenditure of Rs 18 lakh crore, on food subsidy alone. According to ratings agency Moody's, annual spending on food subsidies grew 20% on an average over the past eight years, compared with a 16% rise in overall expenditure during the period.
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First Published: Feb 01, 2015 23:57 IST