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The night was a reflection of a championship season. The game seemed anticlimactic due to the anticipation of the banner raising. Yes, last night was the night in which the Boston Bruins raised their 2011 Stanley Cup Championship banner to the rafters. It would be a night enshrined in Boston sports and in NHL history.
Oh, and by the way, they had a game to play. They were taking on the rival Philadelphia Flyers. The Flyers, the team that had destroyed their season two years ago and the team that the Bruins swept in last season's Eastern Conference Semifinals. These teams have a long history of hatred. It was only fitting that it would be they who met head-to-head on this banner night.
Back to the game, as always with opening games, this one was interesting and there is still a lot to be established. Here are my five observations from the ice last night…
Number Five- Joe Corvo
Corvo is the newest Bruin, and this is the fourth time I saw him play in Bruins black and gold. They have needed a puck-moving defenseman since Ray Bourque was dealt to the Avs, and they are giving this former Hurricane a chance. So far, not all too impressed. Corvo seemed to shy away from the puck and any rushing pressure from Philadelphia. He was passive on the power play and his defense was sub-par at best. There are 81 games left, so Corvo is not done and could certainly improve. But so far, he looks like another Tomas Kaberle.
Number Four- Iyla Bryzgalov and the Flyers
The Flyers signed this goaltender to a nine-year deal for a reason. He is quite good. Boston only had 12 shots on net after two periods, but Bryzgalov made his dough in the third. He made some key saves in several power play opportunities, robbing David Krejci, Jordan Caron and others. The Flyers in general seemed like a much different team with Mike Richards and Jeff Carter gone. The change of philosophy may be for the better, but it was still strange seeing a less-explosive Philly offense with a more powerful defense.
Number Three- Championship Hangover?
The Bruins came out like a house-on-fire to start out the game, with many odd man rushes and quality shots. Well, not ALL quality shots. Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic both shot a pair wide of the net and Caron had one, too. Point is, they were skating up and down the ice and controlled the game's tempo. This changed about 15 minutes in, when all of a sudden Boston looked very fatigued. The initial thought is they were pumped up after the ceremony, and then the adrenaline slowly left. Saturday night against Tampa Bay cannot come soon enough, when things will be normal again for this Bruins team.
Number Two- Top Line Disappearing Act
Horton and Lucic both missed two shots on goal, as stated above. After that, the first line seemed invisible most of the night. Lucic made a fantastic pass to Krejci in the third, where Bryzgalov robbed the B's center, but other than that there were not many noticeable shifts. All three of these players are known to drift into short spells of disappearance, but it still is just one game.
Number One- The Third Line
Probably the biggest positive of the game. The third line came out smoking and they played well for pretty much the entire game. Tyler Seguin and Jordan Caron seemed to have instant on-ice chemistry, and the two young guns seem like a natural fit. Newly minted alternate captain Chris Kelly also did his part, making up for the lack of defense from the two young pups. This line has a positive future this season if things stay like this. Boston returns on Saturday night when they host their Eastern Conference Championship opponents, the Tampa Bay Lightning at 7pm.


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Do some kids just grow out of autism? I've heard parents talking about this happening -- either on its own or after years of diet change and therapy. But a new study confirms what some parents have been saying: Some children may lose their autism diagnosis when they get older.
The National Institutes of Health tracked a small group of school-aged kids from when they were first diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and followed them as they grew older. Some of those young people, as they grew older, seemed to the researchers to be "on par with typically developing peers." It definitely doesn't happen to all children diagnosed with ASD, but it does help doctors understand autism a little bit better.
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Although the diagnosis of autism is not usually lost over time, the findings suggest that there is a very wide range of possible outcomes. For an individual child, the outcome may be knowable only with time and after some years of intervention. Subsequent reports from this study should tell us more about the nature of autism and the role of therapy and other factors in the long term outcome for these children.
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I would like to see a larger scale study done on this, but really, this does show the need for early intervention services to be available to all children. Regardless of ones potential to lose his or her diagnosis, every child can learn, grow, and improve. I think that needs to be the focus of those caring for kids on the spectrum. My husband and I want our children to reach their full potentials, wherever they may land on (or off) the spectrum.
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My husband usually dislikes angel food cake, but he really liked this one. I used pasteurized egg whites and a stand mixer and was fortunate that I had no issues - they whipped up nicely. I made this both as a sheet cake and a 3-layer cake (replacing half of the cream cheese with light cream cheese to cut a few calories). We liked it better as a sheet cake since there was more lemon in the frosting. Will definitely make it again.
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LeahCC Posted: 01/13/09
LimeSherbet Posted: 05/06/09
I had no problem with the carton of egg whites whipping but the cake tasted very egg-y and the frosting was way too sweet for the cake. My husband loved it all but he will eat anything that doesn't have mushrooms in it. I will try again with the suggestions of just using regular egg whites and will make some sort of whipped cream frosting instead. Thanks for the suggestions.
hagcook Posted: 04/11/09
A good solid recipe - works out well. The recipe however does not describe out to make it look like the picture. You have to use a sheet cake pan, and the cooking time differs (along with doing some creative cutting and trimming after baking). Also, do NOT use the pasteurized egg whites. It makes a significant difference in how the cake tastes and rises. It definitely is worth the trouble to use fresh egg whites. Use the yolks for a hollandaise, a bearnaise, or for a wedding cookie, or almond crescents.
LuvBakin Posted: 12/22/09
Made this recipe with real egg whites. It was terrific. While it did fall a bit in the center, the delicious lemon cream cheese frosting made that disappear! I served it last night at a holiday party (used sugared cranberries to decorate the top of each 2 x 2 inch cake). It was a hit - have had to print out several copies of the recipes. Easy and delicious!
chunobabe06 Posted: 04/11/10
The cake is great!! It was fun to make and delish!!! I had to add more powder sugar to the frosting... it was runny.
MaggieH10 Posted: 06/04/11
Agreed - use fresh egg whites! Another great topping is (of course!) fresh strawberries and whipped cream...cannot go wrong, right? And I will definitely hang on to this recipe and make it again!
JenniferHebert Posted: 12/21/11
One star for tastes, not for looks. It's way to eggy tasting, so next time II will have to half the egg whites, I only use real eggs, so I couldn't comment on using boxed or whatever else may be n the market these days. The cake and was also way too sweet w/out the frosting, next time I will use 1 1/2 cups. If you made the frosting, which I did and is very nice (but you will have to add more powdered sugar) and you put it onl the cake, it's unedible, SUGAR OVERLOAD! Besides that, the cake and frosting were very easy to make and the eggs whip up the way they should and it doesn't cave or sink if you don't touch it and let it cook for the entire 35 minutes. For presentation it's beautiful.
BananaCream Posted: 08/26/12
Definitely going to try to make this again - my first time making it and first time I've ever had a complete disaster. I used pasteurized egg whites in a carton. It's possible that letting them warm up before beating would have helped; don't know. But they formed stiff peaks as directed. I used ultrafine sugar because it said on the back of the box "especially good for angel food cakes." Ok. I'll believe the box. Followed directions otherwise exactly. Toothpick came out clean, check. Inverted the cake and left overnight to cool. When I removed the pan from the cake, the cake had a 1/2 inch layer on the bottom (top) that was thick and completely flat, and came apart from the rest of the cake. Awful! I am positive I did not overwork the batter. By the way, to me, the cake pictured looks more like a white cake than an angel food. So I'll make again, if only to see if I can do it! Any ideas why the disaster with my first try?
litha9 Posted: 05/28/13
You can't use egg whites in a carton for anything that calls for it to rise. It will never work. Tried that. You'll be waiting still this time next year. If it tastes "eggy" then you've gotten egg yolk in the whites somewhere along the way. Egg whites never taste "eggy". Don't open the oven. And don't touch it, and it shouldn't "fall". But mainly, and most important *Use real eggs with a shell. Don't use egg whites from a carton.*
Cookingkid99655 Posted: 04/20/14
The cake was very good, my whole family loved it. I like how simple it is to make. I only had one cake pan so I ignored the foil part and I greased the pan I had and it worked out great. The cake was a little too sweet but all in all it was delicious.
strausberg1 Posted: 11/19/13
the best. hands down. not to sweet for us. perfect.
cookiemom Posted: 04/17/14
Yummiest cake and easy to make, I always use Real egg whites. Wonderful as a gift too.


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No, a BAR short piston gas system opertes completely different the the Garand with the huge, heavy, long, & multi-pre-bent operating rod.
Browning makes no stipulation as to what bullet weights the BAR can safely use.
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News flash; the psych community actually doesn't know everything, and has a long track record of being horribly wrong and treating people with mental illnesses like shit.
Being multiple can cause some weird and interesting things to happen in my life, but that doesn't interfere with how I function in the world.
My identity is not an illness. I do not suffer from my multiplicity. My headmates are accepted parts of mine AND my partner and friends' lives (I am lucky in this sense) and I believe that they exist in a way that is very separate from my other diagnosed mental illnesses.
Not everything can be put in a box just because the psych community 'says so', and I don't trust that stuff more than I trust how I know myself— every case is different, and that's the biggest flaw in modern psych. Trying to deal in averages with individuals is a very flawed way of thinking.
You don't have head mates at all, you just think you're some special snowflake because you self-diagnose yourself with...
No, fuck you. You self-diagnosing pieces of shit who spout off crap like this are an insult. You are a spit in the face...
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Can you help me figure out what to eat?! -- Madlyn Reynolds of Coral Springs
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You mentioned your cardiologist recommended a low carbohydrate diet. What is your diagnosis? Traditional diets for heart patients are usually high in carbohydrates, low in fat with a moderate amount of protein. Sheryl Lozicki, a registered dietitian states, "the exception is high triglyceride levels, where a doctor may recommend cutting back on carbohydrates."
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We can't decide if Pam Anderson should just move on to the next stage in her life -- as in post-hoochie.
We got this shot of her in Malibu yesterday with her new boyfriend, and she looks pretty good.
hope he enjoys his newfound exposure to Hepatitis!
before all the insults come flying - love ya, pam! yes, she is not as young anymore, but she was ultra-hotter than anyone back in her day and she still can look fantastic! ;-) she just needs to tone down the hoochie outfits and stop showing so much. she still has an awesome physic!
totally hot!!! Only people making bad comments are the big fat cows, sitting eating cheese puffs and a diet coke, you fat women shut up!!!!!! Go open anothe box of little debbies.
No doubt Pam has a great body for her age, even though her breasts are fake. It's the face that looks beat. Her mug has really gotten fug. Harsh, old, nasty.
What has she got to flaunt that isn't either plastic or painted-on?
She looks like she has a log of crap sticking out of her bottom!
LMAO at #4! Pam is that you? Please. I'm gorgeous and built, and I think Pam looks like a complete skank. This particular pic isn't bad because it doesn't show her face and it's a good shot. In real life she is very unattractive.
You guys are jealous bitches! Pamela Anderson is AWESOME and an international icon! #7, if you were as hot and shapely as you claim, you'd have no need to put down another hot woman! Also, your personality is obviously UGLY and that counts for a lot!
Pam is gorgeous - sexy, beautiful, built, nice, sweet, loves animals, and knows how to please a man, and what a stunning smile that simply sucks your breath away. She knows how to look elegant and sexy all at the same time. When she stops dating those young potlickers, she'll be even hotter because then she'll be the classic beauty AND smart.
she is a bit too thin... the guy looks like kid rock in his hat. she must still think of kid rock!
#7: My thoughts, exactly. #4: You have moron so deeply embedded in you, it will never come out, so I won't even waste my time with you.
Just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you SHOULD do it.
She could be a class act if she wanted to but she doesn't want to. You can take the girl out of skank mode, but you can't take the skank mode out of the girl.
This skank is nasty looking, i cant believe how all the rock stars flock over this ho-bag like shes a trophy, i never thought she was pretty, she actually was attractive when she did Home Improvement in the 90s, but when she started getting poked (no pun intended) and proded and got all the implants and lipo and botox or whatever the hell she got done 5,000 times.....THATS when she started to look horrible. Shes a horrible actress and not pretty...why is she famous and why do people care about her???
She's a butter face! Everything BUT her face. Hehehe!
Pam looks great..Do what ever make you happy babe..lol
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Ordering more (IRL) Shirts
I need to do a reorder of shirts so I'm opening it up to everyone to order if you're interested.
They'll be somewhere between $13-$20 each + shipping depending on how many folks buy-in. I don't think Google Wallet allows IRL product purchases like Google Checkout used to, so we'll experiment with PayPal for this (or you can send Check, Money Order, Bitcoin, etc).
If you want to buy one, please open a support ticket with the subject 'shirt'.
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If you're a Seattle indie game developer, you should enter the 2014 Seattle Independent Game Competition. 8BitMMO won last year! Competition entry is free, so what are you waiting for?
Back from PAX!
I had a great last few days at PAX, where I got to show 8BitMMO to the attendees. I had a kiosk in the REACTOR booth, and many folks stopped by to learn about the game. I handed out my entire supply of 1,000 postcards and demoed the game a few hundred times.
Many people had already heard of the game, or even played it previously. A few fans stopped by too, and it was an awesome experience to meet them IRL.
It was also a great opportunity on the business side - I got to meet media outlets that had previously covered us online and ones who are interested in doing so in the future. Additionally, a number of industry folks stopped by, and we discussed some very exciting plans for the future.
On Sunday I got to DJ for about twenty minutes for an impromptu dance party (DJ RobbyZ!)
It. Was. Awesome.
Visit us at PAX!
I will be demoing the game at PAX! If you're going to the expo, be sure to swing by
Director's Choice Award @ Indie Prize
Last week I got to demo the game at Indie Prize at the Casual Connect conference in San Francisco.
I got to hang out with other cool indies:
Showed the game off:
Gave a talk:
And won a Director's Choice Award!
I'm excited to announce that 8BitMMO has been accepted into REACTOR, a start-up accelerator program here in Seattle that empowers the next generation of talent and innovation in games and apps. I've been getting some quality mentoring, networking opportunities with other industry pros, and office space in their incubator lab.


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Gangrenous Gallbladder
Having a gangrenous gallbladder is a problem that is not very common, but it does occur in a few people. This happens to people who have inflammation in the gall bladder and it has been left untreated. Those who suffer from a diseased gallbladder or subsequent inflammation, will most likely have severe pain. There are some people who do not have any side effects or complications in spite of the inflammation in the organ. This can make them become lethargic in the treatment of the condition. This can lead to complications including gangrene formation in the gall bladder.
Having a gangrenous gallbladder is simply cell death in the organ. This is also called necrosis. There is no blood supply to parts or the whole organ, and it dies internally. This is a severe infection as it can spread infection to other parts of the body. The initial signs that occur could be severe pain in the abdomen as well as nausea and vomiting. The other signs of this conditions are such that the affected person will start suffering from chills and indigestion. Various other signs of cell death are also evident in the person such as high white cell count, and fever.
The treatment for a gangrenous gallbladder needs to be initiated as early as possible. If this condition is left untreated for long enough than it eventually leads to death by sepsis. The immediate treatment procedure is the removal of the organ. A cholecystectomy is done, which is the removal of the gall bladder. Either the whole of the organ can be removed or a part that has become dead can be removed. This will help to relieve the symptoms. If there is a delay in the treatment and if the infection has become widespread, then the person could die.
To make sure that the condition is prevented, any person who is identified to have gall bladder problems should get them checked out and treated as soon as possible. The delay in treatment is the main reason for gangrene to be formed. Since it is a very complicated disease that can even be fatal for the person, it should be taken very seriously. Though gall bladder problems may seem very simple initially, the lack of treatment can lead to a gangrenous gallbladder.


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Knowledge Acquisition from Foreign Parents in International Joint Ventures: An Empirical Examination in the Hungarian Context
AbstractIn this paper we examine organizational characteristics, structural mechanisms and contextual factors that influence knowledge acquisition from the foreign parent in international joint ventures (IJVs). We in turn relates assessments of knowledge acquisition to IJV performance. The data come from a survey of IJVs in the Hungarian context, where learning and knowledge acquisition from the foreign parent is thought to be particularly critical. Adaptation mechanism, such as capacity to learn, articulated goals, and structural mechanisms, such as the provision of training, technology and managerial assistance by foreign parents, all were positively associated with the degree to which IJVs reported acquiring knowledge from their foreign parents. We also found limited support for the belief that cultural conflicts can impede knowledge acquisition, but only two-party joint ventures with 50/50 equity arrangements. We also looked at the relationship between knowledge acquisition and different dimensions for evaluating IJV performance. The relationship between knowledge acquisition and performance was significant for all indicators of performance, through knowledge acquisition from the foreign parent and the organizational characteristic hypothesized to enhance IJV knowledge acquisition affected assessments of some dimensions of performance more than others. Our findings contribute to advancing knowledge about the relationship between organizational characteristics and organizational knowledge acquisition in IJVs, as well as relationships between knowledge acquisition and different dimension of IJVs performance.© 1996 JIBS. Journal of International Business Studies (1996) 27, 877–903
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This final collection of short stories from John Updike makes a fitting coda to his career.
"If I can read this strange old guy's mind aright, he's drinking a toast to the visible world, his impending disappearance from it be damned." Those are the last words of the last short story in John Updike's just published final collection, My Father's Tears, and it's hard not to read them as a resounding coda to his remarkable career.
Updike, who died at age 76 this past January, elegantly conveyed, over the course of 50 years, in more than 50 volumes of stories, poems, novels, and essays, what it is to be an educated, thinking, feeling – and, finally, aging – northeastern American male in the latter half of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21st.
"The Full Glass," like most of the preceding 17 stories in "My Father's Tears," is elegiac in tone. It is narrated by an old man who finds inordinate satisfaction in having a full glass of water on his sink-top, at the ready for his morning and evening "life-prolonging pills." This leads him to search his nearly 80 years, "trying to locate in my life other moments of that full-glass feeling."
He unearths several memories of disproportionate pleasure, including talking his way out of a traffic violation during an out-of-town tryst with a lover who "made my blood feel carbonated," and his annual ritual of stringing Christmas lights up his flagpole to suggest an invisible tree.


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Quilt Out Loud! Episode Notes
November 2012 Episode
Designing reproduction fabric with Bobbe Bevin
Week 1
Jodie and Mark open the show from The Finishing Stitch in Littlestown, Pennsylvania. They talk about the trends in quilting today and the interest in modern quilting. But, they conclude that reproduction fabrics and traditional designs will always bump the modern in popularity. Mark shows the scrappy quilt he designed for the Jan/Feb 2013 issue of Love of Quilting magazine featuring blue, cream and white reproduction fabrics from Andover Fabrics.
Jodie visits with Bobbe Benvin who has combined her love of history and quilting to find her niche in the world of antique quilts. What quilting designs were appropriate for that time period? She saw a need, had the expertise and filled the need by writing two books of historic quilting designs.
- The Finishing Stitch located in Littlestown, Pennsylvania – thefinishingstitch.biz
- The Modern Quilt Guild – guilds located all across the country and world – themodernquiltguild.com
- Fons and Porter magazine – fonsandporter.com
- Andover Fabrics available at your local quilt shop – andoverfabrics.com
- American Quilt Study Group – americanquiltstudygroup.org
- Bobbe Benvin's book More Antique Quilting Designs is available at American Quilters Society – americanquilter.com
- Bobbe Benvin's books Antique Quilting Designs and More Antique Quilting Designs are available at Amazon – amazon.com
Week 2
Jodie continues her conversation with Bobbe Benvin. Bobbe was inspired by the quilt treasures of the York County Heritage Trust in Pennsylvania to collect antique quilts of the pre-Civil War era, most in the 1840's time period. None of her antique quilts are in pristine condition but are collected for what the quilting designs or the fabrics can tell her. In this segment Bobbe shows the original quilts and the reproduction fabrics she designed from them for P & B Textiles. Sometimes it becomes a real puzzle photocopying small pieces of the fabric and putting them together to assemble the design. These reproduction fabrics give us an opportunity to connect with our history.
- York County Historical Trust – the Trust utilizes collections, historic sites and museums to help tell the American story – yorkheritage.org
- Bobbe Benvin's books Antique Quilting Designs and More Antique Quilting Designs are available at Amazon – amazon.com
- P & B Textiles are available at your local quilt shop – pbtex.com
Week 3
In this segment Bobbe Benvin and Jodie continue their conversation on the inspirations for designing reproduction fabrics. Bobbe shows a beautiful vintage fabric of an eagle and wreath design and the more usable fabric designed from it for today's quilts. Bobbe has designed reproduction fabric lines for Blue Hill Fabrics and P & B Textiles. Her fifth collection, Early Finery, was based on individual vintage quilt blocks she collected.
Jodie and Mark end the show with their book review of Home Sweet Quilt by Jill Lily and show two of the fresh and modern quilts from the book. Their hint? Take a chance and put your spin on the patterns.
- Bobbe Benvin's books Antique Quilting Designs and More Antique Quilting Designs are available at Amazon – amazon.com
- P & B Textiles are available at your local quilt shop – pbtex.com
- Blue Hill Fabrics are available at your local quilt shop – bluehillfabrics.com
- Home Sweet Quilt available at shopmartingale.com
- Jill Lilly – jillilystudio.com


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Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour©
Welcome to the 61st Annual Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour©
Presented by the Cape Fear Garden Club, Inc.
April 11-13, 2014 in Wilmington, NC
(Gardens are opened 10AM to 6PM)
An official, featured event in the NC Azalea Festival
"For the Love of Gardening"
Come enjoy Southern hospitality amid the vibrant color of azaleas and spring flowers during the 61st Annual Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour© in the beautiful coastal region of Wilmington, North Carolina. An official event of the North Carolina Azalea Festival, the tour is one of the longest running and most popular garden tours in the South. The 2014 tour features 13 gardens (12 private and the beautiful public Airlie Gardens) that offer an exciting mix of garden designs to inspire all gardeners. The variety of garden styles on the 2014 Azalea Garden Tour range from a relaxing retreat Balinese garden, to traditional formal landscapes, charming cottage gardens, and expansive waterway estates. Take time to enjoy the wonderful Airlie Gardens, a New Hanover County gem, open to tour ticket holders on both Saturday and Sunday this tour year.
The tour opens Friday, April 11th at 10:00 am with the colorful Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Hugh Morton Amphitheater at Greenfield Lake, 1941 Amphitheater Drive. Greenfield Lake is surrounded by many beautiful mature azaleas, the perfect setting for the more than a hundred Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Belles©. Immediately following the Ribbon Cutting ceremony, the Queen's Garden Party will be held at the adjacent Dr. Heber W. Johnson Rotary Garden at Greenfield Lake. Bus shuttle service will be provided to attendees from Legion Stadium, 2221 Carolina Beach Road.
Tickets may be purchase at any of the locations listed below and will also be available at each garden during the tour. Tickets are $25, good for all 3 days, and include a map for a self-guided tour with descriptions of each garden. Gardens are open 10:00 am until 6:00 pm daily and children under 12 are admitted free with a paid adult. Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Belles© will welcome visitors to each garden throughout the three-day tour.
A Proper Garden - 2 Ann Street, Chandler's Wharf – 910-763-7177
Ace Hardware – 3516 College Road – 910-395-1904
Craft Hardware – 7002 Wrightsville Avenue, Wrightsville Beach – 910-256-4782
dragonflies – 4106 Oleander Drive – 910-796-9997
Lou's Flower World – 5128 Oleander Drive – 910-395-1004
New Hanover County Arboretum – 6206 Oleander Drive – 910-452-6393
Occasions….Just Write – 313 N Front Street, The Cotton Exchange – 910-343-9033
Pender Pines Garden Center – 20929 US Hwy 17, Hampstead – 910-270-2706
The Plant Place – 6114 Market Street – 910-791-9594
The Stone Garden – 6955 Market Street – 910-452-1619
The Transplanted Garden – 502 S 16th Street – 910-763-7448
Touche´ – 201 N Lake Park Boulevard, Carolina Beach – 910-458-5006
Wild Bird & Garden – 3501 Oleander Drive, Hanover Center – 910-343-6001
Zone 8 Garden – 3802 S College Road – 910-792-1118
Profits from the Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour© are reinvested in the community as beautification and horticultural grants within New Hanover County, scholarships at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Cape Fear Community College, and conservation efforts at Battery Island, a National Audubon Society bird sanctuary. The club is rapidly approaching $2 million in donations to the community in the past 60 years. For more information about the club, please visit us on Facebook or on our home page www.capefeargardenclub.org.
For additional garden tour information call (910)742-0905.
MANY THANKS TO OUR 2014 AZALEA GARDEN TOUR SPONSORS Cape Fear Turf Farm, Inc. Copley Investment Management Gallery of Oriental Rugs Live Oak Bank PPD® The Queensboro Shirt Company S & R Packing and Crating Schaeffer BMW The Stone Garden Wilmington Plastic Surgery, PA OUR 2014 MEDIA SPONSOR OUR 2014 TICKET SPONSORS Encore Azaleas® Southern Living Plant Collection® AND TO OUR 2014 IN-KIND SPONSORS Coastal Beverage
Copycat Print Shop, Inc.
Creative Cascades Julia's Florist
Stone Garden
Tinga Nursery Windham Distributor
Applications for the 2014 Cape Fear Garden Club, Inc. Azalea Belles © will be available to high school juniors and seniors on January 28, 2014 from members of the Cape Fear Garden Club or the Azalea Belle Committee. Young ladies desiring to become a Belle should contact a member of the CFGC to ask if they will sponsor you and help you complete an application. Juniors must have a CFGC member sponsor. For Seniors ONLY: if you do not know a CFGC member, you may go to 4338 Appleton Way on 1/28/14 from 2 pm to 6 pm to be interviewed by the Belle Committee and receive an application from them. Please refer to the Azalea Belle policy as posted on this website. Continue to check our Azalea Belles page on Facebook and this website for the latest information on Belle Applications.
Click here to view the 2013 Azalea Garden Tour Highlights
Related Information Links:
- Azalea Belle Policies and application information.
- View the 2014 Garden Tour Grant Guidelines, Compliance Form and Application
- For media inquiries and other questions, please click over to our media page.
- Wilmington/Cape Fear Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau


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The knife is top quality, very worth the money. The sheath, however made well, is not a perfect fit as the original Sharpfinger #152
PUMA® Sharpfinger SGB Knife
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PUMA® Sharpfinger SGB Knife is razor sharp.
Fixed-blade workhorse for swift dressing. Get the job done right with this sharpie. Won't knick entrails and spoil the meat.
- Hollow-ground 3"l. finger blade is 440 stainless steel, scalpel sharp
- Full-tang construction for strength
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- 55-57 Rockwell rating
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- 7"l., 3 ozs. Add 3-initial engraving for just $5 more.
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Its great looking knife and because its made by Puma, I know it will last. I own 4 other puma knives, 3 that I purchased back in 1963 when I was station in Germany. One was a lockback that I carried for 15 years of Military duty, including 2 tours of duty in Vietnam. I could always depend on it, no matter what the job.
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Very pleased with the knife.
As always Puma spells quality and solengin steel.
Nice looking knife, will use it later in the hunting season.
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Book Review: "Play It Away: A Workaholic's Cure for Anxiety" by Charlie Hoehn
I met Charlie Hoehn while he was rooming with Alexandra Liss in San Francisco during the production of the One Couch at a Time documentary. Charlie is a marketing guru and worked behind-the-scenes to get lots of eyeballs on our film. I was able to pick his brain over a few beers on more than one occasion, and each time I was left with the impression he was an incredibly hard working guy who knew exactly where he was going in life, and he had the chops to get there.
Fast forward about a year later, I was randomly listening to an NPR program and heard a familiar voice, "Hey, that's Charlie on the radio!" To my surprise, the interview didn't focus on his recent successes, but rather his bouts with severe anxiety and how he locked his bedroom door and worked himself into a nervous breakdown. "Who kicked the chair out from under Charlie?"
It all became clear soon after he made the announcement of "Play It Away: A Workaholic's Cure for Anxiety". The opening chapters explained why he moved away from (imho) the greatest city in the world and pushed the reset button (I'll let you read it to find out why).
So what is this book about? Basically it says how, as adults, we've forgotten the importance of playfulness in life, and how detrimental it is to our work, creativity and even our health. Charlie's story is a bit on the extreme side, but it is very easy to relate to once you read how he tells it.
I'll admit, before reading this book, I wasn't sure how much value I was going to take in because "I don't have anxiety, and I know how to balance work and fun", but Chapter 4 called me out on my creeping "life is serious" mentality, and I've been adjusting ever since. I can already see how I'm affecting people around me in a more positive way. I'm also on a countdown to get my work done each day so I can go outside and run around, lest my office be pregnant with me!
This book does not contain any information that unlocks the key to the universe or anything, it is more about building a path towards a simple but profound attitude adjustment in how to approach life.
I have never felt I was a stressed out person, but stress definitely likes to twist itself right up underneath my shoulder blades. Getting outside and playing more during the workweek has done wonders to loosen me up. I recommend this book to anyone who feels haunted by stress or anxiety, or maybe as a gift to someone else who is bringing stress into your life. Don't take my word for it, even the great Tony Robbins gave Charlie a random salute for his work.
That's about all there is to say. Now its time for me to go outside and enjoy some sunshine.
Charlie, I wish you great success with book. I'm looking forward to the sequel, "Play it Away 2: Mo' Money, Mo' Problems".
One Couch at a Time Gratitude Promo
This started out as a small idea but grew into a huge undertaking, and now it is finally complete! This was a "low-tech" project, all of the props involved were mostly constructed by hand. The video is meant to thank all of the good people involved in the "One Couch at a Time" documentary, who gave so much and asked for nothing in return. Finishing this little promo video is also a thank you from me to Alexandra, who dedicated several years of her life to the OCAT documentary, and took me on one hell of an adventure along the way. It was an experience I will never forget, and everything I learned will be carried forward for the rest of my days. I'm looking forward to the next big thing you do, Alex!


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The largest city in Sumner County is getting some help for its police department with a new mobile command center. The Hendersonville Police Department will use a bus as a mobile command center in situations that call for multiple units or agencies at the same time. "If we have a hostage situation or if we have a drowning, being a lake community, we can roll this out there and set up communications," explained Lt. James Lawson.
The city's old command center stopped running and needed a lot of mechanical work. The department sold it for $2,500. The new bus, completely renovated, cost the department $8,000.
The cost was kept low because the bus was donated. Police officers did the work themselves, and local businesses donated materials."I hate to name them because I don't have the list with me" said Lt. Lawson. "Numerous companies that have donated, anywhere from wood for the construction of the benches to the cushions on the couches."The bus is equipped with police, fire and marine radios. The rear of the bus will be used by hostage negotiators while the front of the bus is for command and communication. It is also equipped with a kitchen and bathroom for when any police situations take days or even weeks.
The department sent its old command center to Mississippi to help in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. "They worked out of that for a couple of weeks and we deployed resources down there and they cooked out of it, they lived out of it," said Lawson.The command center will primarily be set up at city-wide events, and was most recently used during Hendersonville's Fourth of July fireworks show as a place for parents to locate lost children.The city also procured a patrol boat that came from a government program that re-purposes excess military equipment to local law enforcement agencies."Anytime you have a lake community you have boating-related offenses such as BUI, unfortunately we have an occasional drowning," said Lawson. "The ability to patrol the lakes to keep crime rates down people think of crime coming into the town by the highway, but you have to think of the waterways also."Lawson said the boat will be patrolling Old Hickory Lake by the first weekend in August.
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Sustainable farming and community gardening have been all the rage for years now. Even the first lady wrote a book about it. Now kids in St. Paul are getting in on the action. Yesterday students at J.J. Hill Montessori Magnet School got ready for fall by harvesting crops they had grown in their garden. The garden was started fairly recently as part of the outdoor education program to promote healthy living. Today school members will be devouring soup the kids made from the pounds of squash and potatoes they labored over on Thursday.
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Katy Perry has already said that her boyfriend John Mayer doesn't appear on her upcoming CD Prism , but she never said anything about her being on his new disc. Rolling Stone reports that the lovebirds team up for a duet on John's album Paradise Valley , due August 20.
According to Rolling Stone, Katy joins John on a song called "Who You Love," which is described as a "country-tinged, mid-tempo track." In July, when John kicked off his tour, he gushed about Katy from the stage, talking about how "patient" she was while he struggled to recover from his vocal issues, and how she continued to "get to know me and love me."
As previously reported, at least two songs on Katy's album Prism were inspired by John.
Another guest on Paradise Valley is Grammy-winning R&B star Frank Ocean , who sings on a song called "Wildfire." That's apparently payback for John's playing guitar on Frank's song "Pyramids." John also backed Frank when the singer appeared on Saturday Night Live.
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