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I am participating in this campaign as a member of The Niche Parent Network & Conference in partnership with Mrs. Fields. All opinions are my own. If there is anything I look forward to every single week, it's our family time. Typically, we will get together right after my husband gets home from work, make and make a game plan for dinner, and whether we're going to watch a movie, … [Read more...]
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I cannot believe we are already talking about going back to school, and college dorm room ideas, but we are, and my niece will be leaving for college this year. She is so excited, nervous, and excited, lol. My poor sister-n-law is a mess, but she has been doing a great job focusing on things her daughter is going to need for dorm room life. 25 College Dorm Room Ideas Dorm … [Read more...]
How To Raise Money For Kids Soccer Teams
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The counterparts to the Pure Money Air Jordan III's, these Black Cats take the same name as the all black Air Jordan IV's. The uppers are made of black nubuck, which is located right above a strip of shiny, black patent leather. Like the white versions, these kicks came with special cement print laces, matching the color of the shoe.

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I'm in denial that summer is almost over. We've had an amazing one here in Vermont this year, I'm not sure Lake Champlain has looked more beautiful than it has lately. Case in point below (taken last night!)
We are lucky; however, that fall in Vermont also tips the scales in the beautiful department. And I have to say that I do love curling up with a cup of hot chocolate after being outside in the cool, crisp air.So with the coming of fall, comes our stunning new autumn graphics. We spend a lot of time (almost as much as making the chocolates themselves) on our packaging—it must live up to the quality of the chocolates! I thought it might be nice to share some words from the designer herself and hear the concepts behind our handsome designs.These designs mimic a linocut technique that is more "folksy" but yet retains a contemporary feel. This is achieved through color and shape and pattern of the interior ("veins") of the leaves as well as the repeat patter in the bottom portion of the box.We all expect the traditional hot bright saturated hues of autumn- the reds, oranges, and yellows. This color palette explores the intermediate colors- ginger oranges, muted teals, olive yellow greens and stormy grey purples- that are also present in this transitional season.The decorative patterns on the leaves depict the multi-faceted framework and unique structure that each leaf possesses and takes it to a purely graphic level. They became art. Fall is a tapestry of color that is not only visual but tactile and both the leaf graphics and the repeat pattern of leaves and seed pod reinforce that proposition.
Here's to fall- the splendor of Vermont.
Alchemist Heady Topper (8.0%ABV) with Dark Chocolate Orange Peel and Dark Chocolate Covered Almond. Last but not least, here is our final pairing from the Brewer's Festival. We admit, it took us awhile to find a chocolate that could handle this double IPA; but once we hit upon our dark chocolate orange peel, it created a citrus bomb! Alchemist's Heady Topper carries a huge aroma and even bigger flavor. A variety of citrus (orange & grapefruit), bitter and a sweetness of pineapple are led by a piney aroma. Coupled with the orange peel, there is a cohesive play of sweet and sour.The chocolate almond's bitterness complements this big beer, meanwhile roasted almond is boosted when tasted after a gulp of the Heady Topper.While many of the beers we pair with are local to the Vermont area, we hope this encourages you to try your own local craft brews with some chocolate. It's an experience that will literally change how you think about beer AND chocolate!
As delicious as our chocolate truffles are, they just can't cool you off like one of our refreshing ice pops. Here is a super cool and spicy treat that will keep you as cool as a cucumber this summer.
Cucumber Sriracha PopsYields: 10 – 3 oz. Pops1.5 lbs. cucumbers1/4C honey1/3C sugar1/3C water1 tbsp lime juice1 tsp sriracha hot sauce1. Put empty pop mold in freezer to chill, and submerge 10 pop sticks in water to soak.
2. Bring water, sugar, and honey to a boil to dissolve the sugars. Set aside to cool.
3. Cut cucumbers into ½-1 inch pieces and puree in blender until smooth. Strain through a fine mesh strainer to get mostly juice and some puree.
4. Combine strained cucumber, lime juice, sriracha sauce, and sugar/water/honey mixture.
5. Pour mixture into pop molds, leaving about ¼ inch space at the top for expansion when freezing.
6. Put lid on pop mold. Insert pop sticks. Put in freezer to freeze until solid (about 2-4 hours).
7. To remove pops from mold, remove the lid, dip the bottom part of the mold in lukewarm water bath for a few seconds to release. Then, pull each pop out individually.
8. Eat immediately or place in airtight plastic bag to store for later.*The pops will keep for about a week in the freezer.
Without further delay, here is beer and chocolate pairing number two from the Brewer's Festival.
Last spring our friends at VT Pub & Brewery gave us a call and said they wanted to try brewing a chocolate stout and wondered if we would be interested in providing them with our gourmet chocolate. We spent, oh about, one second thinking about it before we said "of course!"And so the Lake Champlain Chocolates Stout was born. Brewed with Madagascar cocoa nibs roasted here at LCC, this stout is the Pub's first beer to go through the experimental line three times and move to 14BBL production! Rich, dark, smooth and sweet, this is a full-bodied milk stout. We've been a big fan of this beer since we first tasted in April 2011, but we had yet to try a pairing until this year's Brewer's Festival. We found the organic butter and heavy cream in our Organic Vanilla Truffle was the perfect complement this milk stout and the deep, roasty, chocolate flavors blended nicely with the Madagascar bourbon vanilla. A chocolate beer and a chocolate truffle: this pairing proves you can never have too much chocolate!
The scene on Saturday at the Burlington Waterfront.
We take beer and chocolate pairings very seriously here at LCC. Long nights of hard work, tasting, pouring, tasting, pouring some more, it can go on and on. Someone has to put in the hours, right?Well, we can finally share all that hard work with you! This year's pairings at the VT Brewer's Festival did not disappoint. In fact, it seems to get better and better every year. And the rest of you must think so too since we had a standing room only for both sessions! Without further ado, here is the first pairing: Zero Gravity ,a local brewer located at American Flatbread, collaborated with Otter Creek to create the Berliner Weisse (3.0%ABV) paired with our Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel.This sour wheat beer, with traditional brew relevance to Northern Germany, is very light with a tartness resembling champagne. The sea salt caramel has complex cooked dairy and caramelized sugar flavors. A touch of sea salt highlights the dairy and lactic sour. When tasted together, the beer's high sour lifts the cooked dairy flavors of the caramel.Give it a try! Look for the rest of the pairings in the next few days.
While we are missing the sweet and soulful sounds of the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, it is still a time to celebrate! Our limited edition spicy chocolate bar, BOOM! BAM! Bourbon Pecan Chocolate Experience Bar, created to raise funds for the FlynnArts "LCC Youth in Jazz Scholarship," was an incredible success!Festival goers and chocolate fans helped sell 1,361 bars, which raised over $3000 towards the scholarship fund. The funds will go towards creating more opportunities in performing arts education for young musicians in Vermont.
We are so proud, not only to be a sponsor of the Jazz Festival for 15 years running, but for the opportunity to give back to the community in such a meaningful way.
We had so much fun creating the BOOM! BAM! bar and are already looking forward to next year.
Any ideas of a new and crazy flavor that reflects the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival? Let us know!!
Our small batch premium ice cream just got better.I know, we didn't think it was possible either. We're now using 100% Vermont dairy from our new friends at Kingdom Creamery, a third generation dairy farm in East Hardwick, VT. It's not summer without enjoying an ice cream cone, a milk shake, a sundae— or all three!We have the perfect recipe for cooling off with flavors like Almond Butter Crunch, Chocolate Hazelnut and Mocha Chocolate Chip; chocolate-dipped waffle cones, malted milk shakes, sundaes with Tanzania dark chocolate sauce, sorbets…..should we go on?Just stop by one of our three stores- Church St and Pine St in Burlington and Route 100 in Waterbury Center.We promise, you won't be disappointed!
(Photos courtesy of the Church Street Marketplace)
One more day until the 29th Burlington Discover Jazz Festival descends on our home city of Burlington, VT—and we could not be more excited! The energy and positive vibe that flows through the city for 10 days is unlike anything else that happens here. We like to think of the Jazz Fest as the official kick-off to summer. And so you'll start seeing our ice cream cart popping up all over town— City Hall Park, Waterfront Park, Church Street and who knows where else…. (There may be some surprise appearances- follow us on Facebook and Twitter to find out more). And we are also thrilled to present the BOOM BAM Bourbon Pecan Chocolate Experience Bar. This limited-edition bar, whose flavor celebrates the heritage of jazz, is available during the festival to support a newly established Youth in Jazz Scholarship. Everyone needs at least one BOOM! BAM! And you only have until June 10 to get one.Ice cream. Chocolate. Live music. June in Vermont. Life doesn't get much better.See you out there!
Give your mom as gift as sweet as she is- luxurious, gourmet chocolates! Mother's Day is Sunday, May 13 so stop by one of our three retail stores and we'd be happy to help you select the perfect gift for Mom. We have clusters, caramels, truffles, chocolate flowers, gift baskets— everything to show mom how special she is.
LCC Retail Stores
750 Pine StreetBurlington, VT Monday-Saturday 9-6pm Sunday 12-5pm
802-864-180765 Church StreetBurlington, VTMonday-Thursday 10-8pmFriday-Saturday 10-9pmSunday 11-7pm802-862-5185Route 100 – Cabot AnnexWaterbury, VTMonday-Sunday 9-6pm 802-241-4150PS- Don't forget to enter our Chocolates for Mom Contest!
Here at Lake Champlain Chocolates, we know the Easter Bunny has many personalities. Everyone recognizes that big, white bunny that sneaks around hiding eggs – but why? And how? It all started way back in the 13th Century in Germany, when people celebrated the beginning of spring by honoring the goddess Eostra. Eostra symbolized fertility, and soon became associated with rabbits (who are known for being very fertile). The first Easter Bunny legend, though, wasn't published until 1680. The tale about a rabbit carrying around eggs and hiding them in gardens really took off when it was brought to the United States in the 1700s, and the tradition of making nests (or baskets) for the rabbit to hide the eggs in became very popular, leading to the Easter traditions that we're familiar with today! At LCC, we have lots of different chocolate bunnies to help you hide eggs in the garden (or around the house) – and each one has a different way of doing it. If you believe that bunnies can deliver eggs, why not on a motorcycle? Or in a hot rod? Or on a tractor? The Gardening Bunny likes to take her time and find all of the best egg-hiding spots among the tulips and daffodils.
Mr. Goodtime Bunny spends his morning searching for the biggest hiding spot (for his really big egg!).
Tractor Bunny doesn't mind put-put-putting along slowly through the fields – he's just excited that it's springtime.
Crusin' and Cycle Bunny go as quickly as they can and race to hide the most eggs.
No matter which bunny fits your style (and your imagination), they're all delicious and they're all available at our retail stores! In fact, Gardening Bunny, Tractor Bunny, and Cycle Bunny are ONLY available in our retail stores. Stop by and pick out your perfect bunny, and let our staff give you their hints for the perfect egg-hiding spot!
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AndroidPIT Forum - Thread "What are good apps for looking up podcasts" This feed contains the most recent forum posts at www.androidpit.com in the thread "What are good apps for looking up podcasts". urn:androidpit:forum:thread:80a943310ab0a723b6c754a376999bac 2011-09-05T16:20:49Z 2011-09-05T16:20:49Z RE: What are good apps for looking up podcasts Aaron Tilton urn:androidpit:forum:post:07cef5eceaff866e7ba3479508481611 2011-09-05T16:20:49Z 2011-09-05T16:20:49Z You have a couple of good ones lited there but for my money BeyondPod is the best deal out. Both lite and full versions are easy to use and fairly user friendly. Loading podcast addresses could be made easier but other then that I can't complain at all. Aaron Tilton 2011-09-05T16:20:49Z What are good apps for looking up podcasts Jenny Preston urn:androidpit:forum:post:db214184573cc62549e9d480e8e185e3 2011-09-05T16:17:24Z 2011-09-05T16:17:24Z What's the best app for browsing podcasts?
This is my first ever post. New to Android and missing iTunes store for browsing podcasts. I am looking for a good android app which makes browsing for them easy. My thoughts on those I have looked at up to now:

BeyondPod - looks like it has lots of features, but interface is complex. Browsing for podcasts was also complex and kept returning non-podcast material.
Google Reader - browsing functions were extremely poor - kept returning the same dozen or so suggestions. Interface looked nice, though.
myPOD - interface looks really complicated. BUT I am willing to spend time with a good app, whether paid or free, if browsing functions are strong.

Have not looked at DoggCatcher or any others yet. Or should I stay with iTunes, if so, best app for getting podcasts on my Samsung Galaxy SII?

What do people recommend? As I say, a strong browsing ability is paramount for me as I like hunting down the obscure. I like to both stream and download, but am not bothered about having podcasts automatically download new episodes as I prefer to do that manually. Jenny Preston 2011-09-05T16:17:24Z


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RED BANK – The Count Basie Theatre will be the site of a special pop-up store, selling New Jersey merchandise, to help celebrate the state's 350th anniversary.
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This book provides a comprehensive understanding of methods for working with children with a range of difficulties. It presents a new model for working with these groups to enhance motivation and engagement and to achieve the best possible treatment outcomes. It will be an inspiring read for all those working therapeutically with children. more »2012, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95
This book provides a blueprint for an educational intervention program that is evidence-based, comprehensive and integrative in its approach. Grouping techniques into five categories, the book examines autism spectrum disorders within a developmental context, and shows that interventions with autistic individuals can be really successful. more »2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $29.95
Written with both parent and teen in mind, every story in this book outlines a real-life situation that young people on the autism spectrum are likely to encounter. Each story is followed by questions and practical tips for parents on how to initiate constructive discussions. Teens will then be able to transfer these skills into everyday life. more »2011, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
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#4 New football uniform designs
By Fraser Kastner
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In the spirit of improving the university, I have taken it upon myself to put together several new and improved uniforms for our football team. That being said, I know nothing about football uniforms. As near as I can tell, the design process involves incorporating various symbols associated with a school or region into a base uniform perfected for aerodynamics and weight. Or something. I should also mention that I only have a very dim idea about what our current uniforms look like. This new design calls for ingenuity, thinking-outside-the-box type stuff, which is why I, who knows nothing about football, feel compelled to pitch in.
Here are some of my ideas:
Black Gold
Uniforms are entirely black. This represents oil, which built the city of Tulsa and has strong ties with our university. As a double metaphor, oil represents money, which the Athletic department is very good at spending.
Aztec Warrior
These uniforms will be modeled on Aztec Jaguar Warriors. Instead of a traditional uniform, our players will wear armour invoking TU's power animal, the Golden Retriever. Imagine a starting lineup of fierce/cuddly warriors staring down our enemies. This is the ultimate psychological weapon against any foe, as long as that foe is not bigger than a capybara.
Nike Uniform
This uniform will be similar to our current design, only incorporating more Nike logos. The team name will be replaced with NIKE, and the players' names will be replaced with JUST DO IT. Players' numbers will be signified by varying numbers of Nike logos, thus fulfilling our contractually obligated brand loyalty.
ROCK You like a Hurricane
Players' uniforms will have sacks of rocks sewn onto the hem of the jersey. In addition to this, the players' shoes will be filled with a base of gravel. While this design will likely inhibit the players' motion, at least they can use this as an excuse for playing so poorly.


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Norwood School`s mission is to ensure that each of its students grows intellectually, morally, physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually, while preparing to function productively and generously in our pluralistic society.
Norwood`s challenging educational program and broad-based activities are designed to help students experience joy in learning, develop self-confidence, and learn respect for the rights and feelings of others.
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|National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
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|Grades Offered
|Grades Kindergarten - 8
|Year Founded
Student Body
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|518 students
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|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
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|Admission Deadline
|Feb. 1
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|K-2 $25,780 plus $40 Parents Association fee. 3-4 $26,850 plus $40 Parents Association fee. 5-8th grades $27,870 plus $40 Parents Association Fee and $1,000 Lunch fee.
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|Admissions Associate
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|GLOW, Model UN, Scribe - Newspaper, Student Ambassadors, Student SEED, Yearbook GLOW, Model UN, Student SEED, Yearbook, Scribe - Newspaper,
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Norwood believes that school should be, in the words of our Founder, Frances Marsh, a happy place of learning for children filled with art and music where each child feels supported and valued. Norwood is a happy place; it also is a demanding place. We challenge students and expect them to challenge themselves, but we do so in an environment that is nurturing, supportive, and reflective of our belief that learning at its best is a joyful process.
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