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The area covered in this report consists of 4,600 km2 (square kilometers), in Teton County, Wyo. (fig. 1), between lat 43°15' to 44°08' N. and long 110°23' to 111°00' W., and includes Grand Teton National Park and parts of Teton National Forest. The Teton Range forms the west border of Jackson Hole, a downfaulted basin containing a thick section of sedimentary rock. The Gros Ventre Range trends into the area from the southeast. The Mount Leidy and Pinyon Peak highlands form the east and northeast borders of Jackson Hole.
Geologic work by Love (1956a) suggested a great thickness of Tertiary and Cretaceous sedimentary rocks in Jackson Hole. The Teton fault of post-middle Pliocene age generally has been considered to be a steeply dipping normal fault (Love, 1956b). Geophysical work was undertaken to obtain as much information as possible on the structural relationships and the subsurface geology of the region.
Present investigation and acknowledgments.The text, except the sections by Love and Reed, was prepared by Behrendt. The 1964 seismic data were interpreted by Behrendt and Tibbetts. The original gravity survey was made in 1955 by Bonini and Lavin, of Princeton University; their work was partly supported by the National Science Foundation.
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Welcome to the Cedar Rapids Corvette Club (CRCC). Established in 1963, CRCC is the largest Corvette Club in Iowa!
Join us in our 2014 events and activities celebrating our 51st year as a
social club.
CRCC is dedicated to the joy of
Corvette ownership and helping those in need. In
addition to our monthly meetings, we enjoy dinner out
each month (maybe two), host autocross events at Hawkeye Downs Speedway, drive our Vettes in
parades, raise funds for charities, carry homecoming king and queen
candidates for local schools, colleges, and universities, dazzle
visitors at Lindale Mall during our annual "Cruisin' the Ave Charity Car Show" and generally
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2014 Halloween bonfire courtesy of
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Saturday October 25: CRCC members
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October 27: Postal cut-off date for the CRCC membership
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Tuesday November 11: Cedar Rapids
Corvette Club evening dinner out at Cranky Hanks in Lindale Plaze
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Thursday November 20:
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Visitors are more than welcome to attend! This is nomination
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Saturday December 13 (12-13-14!): Cedar Rapids Corvette Club
Christmas Dinner Banquet at the Indian Creek Country Club, 2401
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Ah - - Debbie, the camera is over here!
Kathy continues to push the envelope concerning the blue line.
The "gang" waiting for the Honor Flight return. Hi Bob!
Bob was REALLY glad to see Steve return from the Honor Flight.
Paul, I really thought that C7 would go faster
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Our current banner at the National Corvette Museum.
Bob & Marlys yellow Corvette
Can't wait to get this 2014 leaf cruise on it's way.
Just amazing these old guys can line up the cars that
Dan's new buddy at Coe homecoming parade!
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Shoes Master Vol.16 is to be released at the end of the month. Inside the Japanese sneaker Magazine you can expect to see in-depth look at many recent sneaker releases, and we also get a look at the Autumn/Winter drops from Nike, Adidas and Reebok. Inside there is also article on the eagerly anticipated Ransom x adidas Originals Collaboration, and the Puma social collection.
Included in Nikes Holiday 2011 Collection are these two LeBron James sneaker styles. The Air Force One Premium Low QS consist of an all leather upper, giving it a tough feel to help it cope with the winters harsh weather. The second sneaker, the Nike Air Max Conquer QS is a high cut boot featuring a rugged traction outsole, waterproof overlays and a heel viz 180 Nike Air unit. We also see a new NSW LeBron logo on the tongue top, and the swoosh's All Conditions Gear logo and down the side. Both styles are set to drop in select global retailers in november.
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uniform experiment has released this short video, showing off there upcoming collab with Nike. Although the advert is quick, we still get to see the colourways they're offering in the Zoom Tennis Classic. Dropping on the 15th october.
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Nike have been coming up with alot of new footwear technology recently such as "Hyperfuse" and applying to some of it's popular shoes. Another great technology was the "Vac Tech" which first debuted on the classic white on white AF1 Lows, where the shoe is all seamless leaving it looking very simplistic, yet very interesting. Here with have the latest drop from the "Vac Tech" range featuring an AF1 high, Dunk Hi, and Air Max 90, all in the same colourway. The Wheat Pack will be a solid drop for the Autumn/Winter period, and I can't wait to get my hands on a pair.
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Next week can not come quicker, with the arrival of the Nike Air Trainer SC II Quickstrike pack. This great mid top trainer, endorsed by the iconic Bo Jackon, comes in 3 classic colourways (as seen above) which will appeal to so many sneaker fans. Apparently they are all going to be somewhat limited, and won't be around for long, so keep your eye out.
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After Jordan released the sneaker inspired by A Tribe Called Quest, it's not surprising that Nike have finally continued the Low End Theory inspired designs. As we can see, the shoe features a red insole and the matching coloured swoosh, along with green laces and tongue tag. The shoes upper is suede, and is covered in a sort of of Low End Theory-esque graphic. I love this shoe.
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The "Hyperfuse" shoe was an idea that came after observing the extreme wear and tear footwear can go through during a basketball game. The nike team wanted to create a breathable, stable and more resilient basketball shoe, and that is what they came up with when they first dropped the sneaker in 2010. The "Hyperfuse" was that successful, that it has now evolved from a name to a technology, which we can see in the images above. Walk past your local Footlocker, and these will be the first thing to catch your eye. The swoosh have recently released the newest addition in the Hyperfuse collection, featuring neon AF1 Hi's, and Air Max 90's.
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Dear Space Shuttle,
In 1977, about the time the Enterprise (OV-101) flew on its own for the first time I was preparing to enter Kindergarten. By the time the Columbia (OV-102) made its first spaceflight in 1981, I was a 3rd grader.
Now in the midst of my 39th year, after 135 missions and 31 years of service, it's time to bid you a fond farewell. I've witnessed a breathtaking Endeavor (OV-105) launch at Cape Canaveral, held my breath for Challenger (OV-099) and Columbia, and sighed with wonder and relief as you all returned home. Each mission you undertook widened our view and deepened our knowledge of this universe.
What a thrill it's been to grow up with you. You're the first thing I can remember thinking was a true sign of the future. Every launch, every orbit, and every landing fired my imagination and filled me with awe. You will be truly missed.
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I purchased this for my mother who lives out of town. delivered but did request assistance with the boxes into the house. It was very easy to assemble. I had wanted to order the tan, due to the reviews on this item saying it was dark brown. But the tan was out of stock. My mother's living room is pretty generic, so it didn't really matter and the brown would work. She is about 5'2" and her housemate is 5'10" and the chair fits them very well. Both really enjoy the chair. I would highly recommend this chair.
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Letter: Hamilton Township Police Department does a great job and should be thanked, not criticized
Written by Jennie Ayres Monday, October 27, 2014 03:47 pm
As a resident of Hamilton Township and someone who has worked closely in the township with its police force, I was outraged to read about the candidates for Township Committee, particularly Aline Dix and her comments about our fine police department.
Before writing this I visited the police department's website and found the following in its annual report:
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Letter: Dix brings up important issues
Written by Opinion Wednesday, October 15, 2014 03:38 pm
To the editor:
Committeewoman Aline Dix asks valid questions at Hamilton Township public meetings. She brings up important issues that need to be addressed, discussed and resolved. Isn't that the reason for the meetings? Why is she cut off and stopped from asking questions? I don't hear many questions from other committeepersons.
Letter: Confessions of a former Dix supporter
Written by Opinion Tuesday, October 07, 2014 12:00 am
My name is Harry Rogers, and I am a recovering Aline Dix supporter. I confess that I campaigned for her twice, donated to her campaign twice and went door to door in support of her candidacy. For these misguided actions, I must sincerely apologize to the voters of Hamilton Township.
I was once captivated with Ms. Dix's activism and encyclopedic grasp of trivial facts. When in 2011 she accused the township committee of "multimillion dollar bond malfeasance," I once again marveled at her grasp of the situation. On the strength of her allegations the committee called in state inspectors despite coming off two years of spotless audits.
Letter: Vote the incumbents out
Written by Opinion Monday, October 06, 2014 12:00 am
This November I plan on voting against every incumbent. It seems the issues that were present when these fine people took office are still an issue. Take heed, members of Congress, county and local council incumbents – I'm voting for your opponent, and these are my reasons.
I am voting for the opponent of any governing officials who monitor the intersection of New York Avenue and Route 40. For more than six years they would rather buy more orange barrels than repair a drainage issue.
Letter: Have respect for non-fans of the World Cup
Written by Dave Hunsberger Tuesday, July 08, 2014 02:12 pm
In reference to the story on the popularity of the World Cup this go-round, that's great news for new and old soccer fans alike. What I object to is the snobbery shown by many soccer fans toward me, a non-fan of the sport.
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Letter: It's time to tighten up our borders
Written by Ted Hesser Tuesday, July 01, 2014 01:32 pm
Joe Wilkins fits in real well with the far left loons.
His column on illegal juvenile immigrants shows that he is more interested in backing the president than worrying about the economy of the country. If we take in 50,000 children now, and more are anticipated from Central America, what's to stop more children from relocating from that area or even other locations in the world?
Letter: Why all veterans should register for health care benefits
Written by Lou Green Tuesday, July 01, 2014 01:27 pm
The most essential benefit for all veterans is the V.A. health care system. Most veterans are eligible, but there are restrictions based on income depending where the veteran resides.
The following are some common misconceptions heard from veterans currently not receiving benefits:
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Letter: Thanks for helping the food pantry
Written by Opinion Tuesday, May 27, 2014 12:00 am
The First United Methodist Church sponsored food pantry would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the collection and delivery of approximately 2,400 pounds of goods to the Main Street Pantry.
Letter: The 'smart gun' is flawed technology
Written by Opinion Tuesday, May 27, 2014 12:00 am
The recent column in The Current, "Have you heard about the smart gun?," is just another example of the kind of disingenuous verbiage we are accustomed to getting from leftwing zealots intent on creating a particular mindset among readers via half-truths, distortions and omissions of facts.
Letter: Point of cleanup lost on one family
Written by Opinion Wednesday, May 07, 2014 09:40 am
I'm sure there's a moral to the following story, but I need help with it, perhaps from your readers:
After Egg Harbor City's trash cleanup on May 3, everyone who participated was invited to a barbecue lunch at the City Lake Pavilion. I watched a family and a group of boys enjoy their food on a beach at the edge of the lake.
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Cheeseburger Casserole and Creole Green Beans
Lately I've been on a beef/cheeseburger kick. Not sure why….maybe I'm low on iron? Anyway, I saw this recipe a while back and knew I needed to make it. And I'm SO glad that I did! Not only was it super easy to make, but it was really delicious. It totally satisfied my craving for comfort food and pasta without totally breaking the WW bank.
Go ahead and check out the full recipe over at Skinnytaste HERE. I followed the recipe pretty close with only a couple small additions. I added some McCormick hamburger seasoning (about 1 tablespoon) and some cayenne pepper to the beef. I felt like it was missing something and I really enjoyed the additional flavors. I think it would 100% be just fine without the extra spices, but I liked what they brought to the table.
I have reallllly been craving cajun/creole food lately. We ate so much wonderful food during our New Orleans trip in March and I've been thinking about it a lot lately. I remembered having some AMAZING creole green beans at Coop's Place in New Orleans. (Pro tip: if you visit NOLA, you MUST go to Coop's. For real. It's the best.)
So I started scouring the internet for a copycat recipe. I found a few different recipes, and this one was the easiest/the pictures looks the closest. While it wasn't exactly what I was looking for, it was a seriously yummy side dish. It was a little too sweet for my taste and lacked some spice. So next time I think I will cut down on the brown sugar and add in some spices.
You should definitely go to the original post but since it is a short recipe, I'll also share it here with my changes)
Cook bacon in large skillet until crisp. Remove bacon, reserving drippings.
Sauté onion and pepper in bacon drippings until tender. Stir in flour, brown sugar, salt, pepper and dry mustard. Stir in tomatoes and Worcestershire sauce. Stir in green beans and cook until thickened and thoroughly heated, about 10 minutes. Top with cooked bacon.
I started with the casserole and then cooked the beans while the casserole was in the oven. Dinner came together in just under an hour from start to finish.
PointsPlus wise, this meal was fairly decent. 1/9th of the casserole is calculated at 7 PointsPlus a serving. I accidentally cut the casserole into 6 portions instead and didn't realize until after we finished eating. Whoops! The portions were pretty large and very filling and when I recalculated it came out to be 10 PointsPlus for 1/6. The green beans (with the extra two slices of bacon!) entered in the recipe builder came out to be 4 PointsPlus for 1/6. That means, even with the extra large portion, my meal came out to be a total of 14 PointsPlus. Not too bad considering the meal felt really rich!
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Crock Pot Kalua Pork
I've made this recipe many times before but it is so fantastic I feel the need to post about it every time I make it! It literally is the easiest recipe to make and gets the best compliments! I've made it for guests a few times and even took it to a new mom and all around it has received rave reviews.
The recipe is courtesy of Skinnytaste and literally could not be easier. Check out the full recipe here.
But to save you some time (and encourage you to make this recipe ASAP!), the ingredients are pork roast, salt, and liquid smoke. That. Is. It! Seriously!
Just add the pork to the crockpot, stab it with a knife a few times, rub it with salt, pour the liquid smoke over it all, and cook it for 8 hours on high. If you have the time you can do 16 hours on low but I haven't noticed any major difference in the final product.
I usually serve the pork with hamburger buns (and I did last night for my guests) but this time I decided to make mine with lettuce wraps. I've been trying to cut back on gluten so this was a great alternative. I love butter lettuce for lettuce wraps! So much better than iceberg or romaine! I also added some matchstick carrots to bulk the wraps up a bit. I have to say, the lettuce wraps turned out great! The meat is so flavorful that I didn't miss the bread! You don't even really need the BBQ sauce!
As a side dish I served Alexia spicy sweet potato fries. These are my favorite and I hadn't made them in a while. Definitely a nice addition to the meal.
PointsPlus wise, this whole meal is just fantastic. The pork comes out to 4 PointsPlus per 4 ounce serving. I was able to make the two pictures wraps plus another smaller one with just four ounces of meat! I added 2 tablespoons of BBQ sauce total for another Point and then had 3 ounces of fries for 5 PointsPlus. That brought my whole meal to 10 PointsPlus! And it got a serving of veggies!
Another thing that I love about this recipe is how great the leftovers are. The pork reheats really well! I've even frozen it in the past and it does really well. It is a pretty large amount of food if it's just me and my husband. I try to make it for guests but even then I get leftovers. I couldn't resist it this morning so I had a non traditional breakfast!
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Sometimes breakfast doesn't always have to look like"breakfast." It just has to be delicious!!
This morning I had leftover kalua pork (more info to come this afternoon!) and some sautéed spinach with garlic and olive oil. I got two servings of oil and toe servings of veggies just from one meal! Boom! And the whole thing came to just 6 PointsPlus! So yummy and so filling!
Chicken and Asparagus Lemon Stir Fry
I love a good one pot dinner. Unfortunately I don't have a wok, so I had to cook this in a large skillet. And guess what? It turned out just fine. :-) And sure it was all in one pot, but I did use quite a few other dishes and utensils, mostly because I'm anal and like things super orderly.
Annnnnnyway! I really enjoyed this dish. Check out the recipe HERE on Skinnytaste! The sauce was seriously amazing! I literally licked it out of the bowl! The lemon was fantastic with soy sauce. Time wise the dish came together quite quickly. The house smelled amazing and everything was ready before I knew it!
The only time I deviated from the recipe was to eliminate the ginger. I'm really not a fan of ginger in recipes so I just left it out completely. And I think it tasted fantastic.
I didn't plan ahead and just made this for dinner. In hindsight I should have had something to go along with it. I think next time I will serve it with some brown rice to soak up all that yummy sauce! Since we didn't have anything else, Jeremiah and I just had double servings. I love not having leftovers!
PointsPlus wise the meal is pretty great. One serving (a quarter of the recipe) comes in at 6 PointPlus. My meal came to 12 PointPlus but I would much rather have the regular portion plus a cup of rice for a total of 11 PointPlus. Not so much to save a point, but to add some variety!
Mediterranean Quinoa Salad
Wow, this was a fantastic meal! Super light and fresh and FULL of flavor! I totally plan on making this (or something similar) very often in the future. It would make a great summer salad for sure.
So, the salad I saw on SkinnyTaste last week and knew I had to make it asap. See the full recipe HERE. I love almost anything with Greek flavors so it was a perfect match. My only hesitation was that I had never made quinoa before! Silly me. It really wasn't as hard as I made it my head. And my friends Chris and Laurie were over for dinner and they had quinoa experience and talked me through it.
The veggies in the salad added a great crunch to the quinoa and the lemon added a zestiness! We grilled up some pre marinated frozen chicken kabobs from Trader Joe's and it was a perfect combo. Add in some Panera french bread and some olive oil and we had a mediterranean feast!
PointsPlus wise this meal was fantastic. The salad comes in at 5 PointsPlus for one cup and that was actually the perfect amount. If I didn't have the chicken I probably would have added a half of a serving. The chicken kabobs are 3 PointsPlus each which is fantastic. I had also had two slices of french bread and 2 teaspoons of olive oil. This whole meal, which was SUPER delicious and filling, came in at 14 PointsPlus.
Skinny Chicken Cordon Bleu
Gina over at Skinnytaste posted this recipe last week and I immediately knew I had to make it! This is a rehab of one of her old recipes which I had made a while back. She definitely improved upon it and made it much easier! The old recipe used full chicken breasts while this recipe used thin cutlets. She also eliminated the use of toothpicks which saved SO much time!
So, the chicken took a little longer to put together than I had planned, but in the grand scheme of cooking, it really didn't take long at all. And I was able to prep the sides while the chicken was cooking.
Speaking of sides, I served this with cauliflower poppers and couscous. Hindsight is 20/20 and I wish that I hadn't used all white foods! Even though the cauliflower is a veggie, a plate full of white just isn't pretty.
That being said, the white sides were delish! I had pinned THIS recipe a while back for cauliflower poppers and was excited to try it. I modified it a bit and just used salt free Creole spices instead of the recommended spices. Good decision! The spices were nice and spicy against the not-so-flavorful cauliflower!
I also made a box of couscous which was really yummy as well. I accidentally picked up the wrong box though so it wasn't exactly what I had planned for. Whoops! I got the pearl couscous which I don't like as much as the semolina couscous. It also takes longer to cook so that threw me off a bit.
Jeremiah, Laurie and I all LOVED this meal! The chicken was awe some and the sides were tasty! The chicken cordon bleu comes in at 8 PointsPlus per serving. Lucky for us, a serving size is two pieces of chicken! The cauliflower was 0 PointsPlus (holla!) and the couscous was 3 PointsPlus for a half a cup.
11 PointsPlus for the really delicious meal!
Banana Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
I saw THIS recipe over on Skinnytaste yesterday and knew I HAD to make them ASAP! And boy am I glad I did! They were so easy to make and I can't get over the fact that I was able to make cookies for breakfast! I was able to put together the cookies in the time it took for the oven to preheat and then they cooked for 15 minutes. Can't beat that!
The original recipe called for 2 bananas, 1 cup quick cooking oatmeal and 1/4 cup crushed walnuts. I am not a walnut fan, but Gina mentioned that substituting mini chocolate chips for the nuts kept the PointsPlus the same. SOLD! And for 1 PointsPlus a piece, I was able to have 5 for breakfast and be super full but not go overboard. I packed 4 up for a snack this afternoon and still have 8 left at home.
You could also make them gluten free with gluten free oats. I'm going to look into making them with slivered almonds or blueberries. Yum!
Seriously, super easy. Go make them right now!
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Good morning everyone! I hope you all had a fantastic weekend! Mine was pretty busy, really fun, and full of food…most of it now so great for me. But oh well!
Saturday I had to work for a bit, but the school was dead quiet so it wasn't bad. After work, Jeremiah and I went to see a small production of Avenue Q with our friends C and L! You guys, I am in LOVE with Avenue Q. I was lucky enough to see it on Broadway in 2004 with the original cast, right after their Tony win. It was amazing. So my standards were pretty high. And let me tell you, the show we saw on Saturday was fantastic! The cast was full of amazing talent, especially the two leads! Holy amazing voices! If you are in Chicago and looking for something to do between now and the 14th, I highly recommend checking it out HERE! Tickets are only $30!
So after the show, we were all starving. So we headed over to Belmont to Cheesies. Oh. Em. Gee. Remember my post the other day about my love for cheese? Well, put me in a restaurant that specializes in grilled cheese and I will go hog wild. Which is what I did. I had the most amazing grilled cheese I have ever had. I had 'The Mac' which has two different types of cheese on it PLUS macaroni and cheese. Yes, I know its not healthy, but I had almost all of my Weeklies saved up, so I used them. I also had sweet potato fries as my side and an order of fried pickles for an appetizer. Again, I didn't say it was healthy, but oh my word it was amazing. Just look at those pictures??
Gorgeous, right? UGH!
Ok, so, then I proceeded to go into a food coma until Sunday.
Sunday was spent sleeping in, catching up on TV with my husband, cleaning the apartment, doing some laundry, taking a nap, and cooking for friends! I made Kalua Pork in the crockpot so my house smelled amazing all day. I have made this a couple of times before and it is literally the easiest meal ever. Pork shoulder, some salt, and some liquid smoke….pop it in the crockpot for 8 hours in high and voila….pulled pork! We also had some corn on the cob, which was an adventure. See, I have never actually made corn on the cob before. Jeremiah has grilled it in the past but everyone voted for boiled corn this time. Color me nervous! I'm pretty sure I screwed it up and C and L were too nice to tell me!
So C and L are Canadian, so of course we had to celebrate their Thanksgiving! So they brought over some pumpkin pie and I made some pumpkin pie frozen yogurt. Talk about delicious. I used the recipe from Emily Bites and it was so easy and delicious! It may have been pumpkin overload with the pie, but we all agreed you can't have a pumpkin overload! I'm looking forward to the leftovers tonight!
Ok, I think that is all for now. Sorry for the novel!
Congratulations again to all of the Chicago marathon runners! You all are supremely inspirational to me! I loved reading all your posts about it! I hope you all had a great time in Chicago!
PB + J Yogurt
I saw THIS POST over at Skinnytaste the other day and knew I needed to try it! I love Greek yogurt, I love peanut butter and I love PB + Js! Perfection!
What all is in there you may ask? Greek yogurt (I realllllllly don't like Chobani, so I used Fage which I adore), PB2, reduced sugar grape jelly, cut up grapes, and peanuts.
The verdict is that it was little higher in points for a snack that I usually like to have, but overall I really liked the flavor! The peanuts, PB2 and Greek yogurt kept me full for quite a while and the grapes helped bulk it up. I think this would make a great breakfast item!
Check out the gorgeous cupcakes I made for Easter! Oh my goodness they were AMAZING! They are Skinny Coconut Cupcakes. Check out the recipe from SkinnyTaste HERE.
I have been obsessed with coconut basically since I started Weight Watchers. There is something about the flavor that tastes really rich and creamy without being super ridic in PP. I loooove the Edy's Creamy Coconut Fruit Bars and have one often as a dessert.
Anyway, these had the perfect amount of coconut flavor in them without being ridiculously over coconuty and sweet. The coconut cream cheese frosting was perfection! I love love loved them!
Plus, how cute are the decorations from Sur la Table?!
In more positive news, I made myself birthday cupcakes last night! I figured I might as well make something that is low in points that I can plan for, rather than having rich cake and regretting it.
I had made these Pink Lemonade Confetti Cupcakes a few weeks ago and they were great. The pink lemonade adds a tartness that is fantastic and they are sweet enough you don't need frosting. Plus, they look lovely and festive! This time I added more pink food coloring than is suggests because last time they just weren't pink enough. And you can never have too much pink, am I right??? So instead of the recommended 2 drops, I think I ended up with 8+!
The recipe is easy peasy and so delicious. They were a hit at work. And the best part? They are only 3 PP each! And for those of you not on WW, they are only 98 calories. Can't beat that!
Last night's meal was so delicious! I came home to a house that smelled AWESOME. My husband and I both agree that this meal is great. I'm very excited for leftovers for lunch today!
Kalua pork with a bit of BBQ sauce on a bun. Plus sweet potato fries, a salad and lemon water.
Seriously amazing meal.
Holy tasty meal!
The Kalua pork was everything I was told, and hoped, it would be! And literally the easiest meal ever. Only three ingredients!
What we have here is three ounces of pork, 2 T of BBQ sauce, one roll, and spicy sweet potato fries (I'm obsessed!!).
I can't wait for leftovers tomorrow for lunch. Also, Jeremiah loved it as well. Finally a meal we both love!
Here are the pretty and delicious pumpkin spice cupcakes! The recipe is HERE! They were super tasty and didn't dry out at all. I baked them on Thursday morning and they still taste perfect on Monday morning!
And at only 3PP per cupcake…I enjoyed a few this weekend!


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As they prepare to hit the one-quarter mark of the season, the Providence Bruins are treading water. They let a two-goal lead slip away before rallying for a shootout win on Friday, then lost on both Saturday and Sunday. My take on the good, the bad and the ugly from the eighth weekend of the season:
*** After a frustrating first 13 games, Anthony Camara got on the board with his first goal as a pro on Sunday.
*** With nine players in double figures in points, Providence has excellent scoring balance. Only Grand Rapids, Abbotsford and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton - all of whom lead their division - have more players with 10 or more points.
*** Defensemen Zach Trotman (hand/wrist) and Joe Morrow (elbow) both returned to the lineup over the weekend.
*** Doing a lot of the little things right, big winger Justin Florek is quietly putting together a solid second season.
*** Attendance continues to be strong. Providence is averaging 7,322 per game, second in the league to perennial leader Hershey (8,908).
*** Matt Lindblad made a defensive mistake that led to a Bridgeport goal on Friday. Instead of hanging his head, he bounced back to score the tying goal with 5:28 left.
*** Providence has given up 63 goals. Only Rockford (73) has yielded more.
*** While team defense needs to be better, so does the goaltending. Malcolm Subban's 2.76 goals-against average is 31st in the league; Nik Svedberg's 3.28 is 39th.
*** The P-Bruins dropped to ninth place in the Eastern Conference, one point out of playoff position.
*** A tough three-game trip to Norfolk for two games and Hershey for one awaits next weekend.
*** The P-Bruins gave up 4 power play goals on 16 shorthanded situations over the weekend as the penalty kill remains the worst in the league. The root of the PK problem, says coach Bruce Cassidy, is that Providence loses too many faceoffs and doesn't block enough shots.


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Inside you'll find an exclusive "Who's Your Soul Mate Quiz" and a sneak peak at the third book, Girls in Pants.
With a bit of last summer's sand in the pockets, the Traveling Pants and the Sisterhood that wears them embark on their 16th summer.
Bridget: Impulsively sets off for Alabama, wanting to both confront her demons about her family and avoid them all at once.
Lena: Spends a blissful week with Kostos, making the unexplainable silence that follows his visit even more painful.
Carmen: Is concerned that her mother is making a fool of herself over a man. When she discovers that her mother borrowed the Pants to wear on a date, she's certain of it.
Tibby: Not about to spend another summer working at Wallman's, she takes a film course only to find it's what happens off-camera that teaches her the most.
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PROLOGUE0nce there were four girls who shared a pair of pants. The girls were all different sizes and shapes, and yet the pants fit each of them.
You may think this is a suburban myth. But I know it's true, because I am one of them-one of the sisters of the Traveling Pants.
We discovered their magic last summer, purely by accident. The four of us were splitting up for the first time in our lives. Carmen had gotten them from a second-hand place without even bothering to try them on. She was going to throw them away, but by chance, Tibby spotted them. First Tibby tried them; then me, Lena; then Bridget; then Carmen.
By the time Carmen pulled them on, we knew something extraordinary was happening. If the same pants fit-and I mean really fit-the four of us, they, aren't ordinary. They don't belong completely to the' world of things you can see and touch. My sister, Effie, claims I don't believe in magic, and maybe I didn't then. But after the first summer of the Traveling Pants, I do.
The Traveling Pants are not only the most beautiful pair of jeans that ever existed, they are kind, comforting, and wise. And also they make you look really good.
We, the members of the Sisterhood, were friends before the Traveling Pants. We've known each other since before we were born. Our mothers were all in the same pregnancy aerobics class, all due in early September. I feel this explains something about us. We all have in common that we got bounced on our fetal heads too much.
We were all born within seventeen days of each other, first me, a little early, in the end of August, and last Carmen, a little late, in the middle of September. You know how people make a big deal about which twin was born three minutes before the other one? Like it matters? Well, we're like that. We draw great significance from the fact that I'm the oldest-the most mature, the most maternal -and Carmen is the baby.
Our mothers started out being close. We had a group play date running at least three days a week until we started kindergarten. They called themselves the Septembers and eventually passed that name down to us. Our mothers would gab in whoever's yard it was, drinking iced tea and eating cherry tomatoes. We would play and play and play and occasionally fight. Honestly, I remember my friends' mothers almost as well as my own from that time.
We four, the daughters, reminisce about it sometimes- we look back on that period as a golden age., Gradually, as we grew, our mothers' friendship disintegrated. Then Bee's mother died. A giant hole was left, and none of them knew how to bridge it. Or maybe they just didn't have the courage.
The word friends doesn't seem to stretch big enough to describe how we feel about each other. We forget where one of us starts and the other one stops. When Tibby sits next to me in the movies, she bangs her heel against my shin during the funny or scary parts. Usually I don't even notice until the bruise blooms the next day. In history class Carmen absently grabs the loose, pinchy skin at my elbow. Bee rests her chin on my shoulder when I'm trying to show her something on the computer, clacking her tee& together when I turn to explain something. We step on, each other's feet a lot. (And, okay, I do have large feet.)
Before the Traveling, Pants we didn't know how to e~, together when we were apart. We didn't realize that we, are bigger and stronger and longer than the time we spend together. We learned that the first summer.
And all year long-, we waited and wondered what the second summer would bring. We learned to drive. We tried to care about our schoolwork and our PSATs. Effie fell in love...
About the Author-
Ann Brashares is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Here and Now, the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series, 3 Willows, The Last Summer (of You & Me), and My Name Is Memory. She lives in New York City with her husband and their four children.
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They are now here to beat the other team up.
This year's Packers team does not look like any other Packers team in years. Well, maybe a bit like the 2010 one. And remember where that one went?
Aaron Rodgers was not the reason we were winning games that year. The physicality the team gained in the final six games heading into the playoffs was. They were playing tough, nasty defense and grinding out wins. This team needs to stick with that mentality.
One thing this team has over the Super Bowl XLV winner is that it has a good running game. The Packers can now control the clock, and set Rodgers up to make them pay when they creep up to stop Eddie Lacy. The offensive line is young and inexperienced to a degree, but they are coming together, and that should be troubling to other teams in the league. There is a sense of lethality coming.
The defense still has work to do. Turnovers are far down from where we all would want them to be. Sacks might not be as high as one would hope, but those will come when we have some of our premier players back, A.K.A. Clay Matthews. But for the moment, the "next man up" has done pretty well, even with A.J. Hawk coming up big last game.
Teams cannot run on this Packers defense. This is going to be necessary when we get into December and January, when the weather is cold and the conditions will not work for passing the ball well. Johnny Jolly has been a fantastic story, but also a great player to have back. Jolly's return was like a return to physicality, turning more of a finesse front three into maulers.
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When I was a junior in Hight School I declared that I would win the 112 pound state championship in wrestling. So, starting that summer I became at first singularly focused, and then completely consumed with putting that medal around my neck in February. I went to camp, ran sprints all summer, I joined the cross country team to keep my weight down, I did drills in front of the TV every night, the same move hundreds and hundreds of times until I would NEVER have to think about how to do that move again. At times I felt like I was fitting wrestling into my life, as I was fitting my life into wrestling. Then something peculiar happened, I grew.
I lost the weight, the season started, I began winning, sometimes beating my opponents so fast my coach would make me take them down and let them up over and over until I got a Technical Pin, just to stretch the match time. I was ranked 2nd in the state, things were good, until they weren't.
Over the 4 months leading up to and in the beginning of the season I had grown 5 inches and was now near 5'11 and having to cut to 112 pounds.
Every morning now I would wake up at 5AM, my heat had been on for 45 minutes bringing my room to 83 degrees. I pulled spandex, fleece and down over my frail body and got on the exercise bike for 1 hour. Breakfast was Special K, no milk, lunch 3 slices of turkey cold cuts. Then off to practice, 3 hours of drill work and scratch matches, dinner grilled chicken breast. Next to the gym to do a sauna workout, finally home to fall asleep before I could realize how hungry I was. I was working myself to death, but I was winning.
Running up to the Area and State Championships coaches stopped letting their kids wrestle me, there I was gaunt, starving, pacing around our gym only to be told it was for naught, I wouldn't be wrestling that night.
Truth is I was barely holding it together. I used to put a piece of chocolate in my mouth, just to taste it and then spit it out. I would do this in a locked bathroom. I was losing teeth, 2 during a match and one more after the season (I ended up with 26 cavities). Malnutrition was ravaging my body, but I was winning.
Until one Wednesday afternoon when my coach peeked his head into my english class and asked to see me, they were pulling the plug he said. School said what I was doing was too dangerous, people were talking, doctors had been consulted. My body fat test came back as inconclusive. Two weeks from me wrestling for the state championship, I was told I had to jump 2 weight classes to 125.
I don't even know how I lost my matches at area, I was sick, depressed and all I know is I did not even make it to state. After I lost my elimination match, I brushed off the comfort of my coach and left the hot, oxygen starved gym into the crisp Northern Georgia winter. I then promptly sat against a wall and let waves of tears fall from me. Huge racking sobs so uncontrollable I had to lay my face down.
As I lay weeping I thought about everything I had been through everything I had given up, not eating for months, the 3-a-day work outs, the thousands of drills, the torn rotator cuff, skipped family vacations. I felt the unique pain of giving your whole self to a goal only to see it sail slowly away from you.
After five minutes of self pity I stood up, sweat now dying and making me shiver and as I pushed back into that same gym I had a vision of myself next year, and you know what, I was winning.
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Posted: 09/13/2007 - A Jury found former Perry Police Chief Larry Briggs guilty of stalking.
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Updated: 09/11/2007 - Three local townships are so frustrated with the county's permit process, they are trying to go around the man elected to do the job.
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Updated: 09/05/2007 - The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling an additional 700,000 Mattel toys made in China because they may contain excessive lead.
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Updated: 08/31/2007 - The man suspected in the murders of five women and the assault of another is off the streets.
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Updated: 08/28/2007 - What they lost was devastating, but many victims of the tornado in Eaton County are finding pieces of their past in the rubble.
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Do Our Judgments Serve Us
I am certain that I can have no knowledge of what is outside me except by means of the ideas I have within me. Descartes
All the spiritual teachings point to a greater omnipotent power that exists everywhere, there is no-where that it is not and that It is everything that exists.
From experience, meditations and my confirmation bias, I believe that there is only Life expressing Itself, fulfilling Itself through Itself as perceived individuals. When we see anything other than that we are seeing an illusion.
For me, all that exists is this omnipotent power labelled and judged as less. For example a penny holds the same amount of Life as a million pounds, only we judge it to be less and discard it. When we see a penny or one slice of bread or an ant as anything other than God we are judging amiss.
When we acknowledge everything as equal It shows us Itself. Before dismissing anything as less than anything else, perhaps try and stop a while to recognise its full potential and see what happens. Instead of there not being enough, suddenly there is abundance.
I had an experience of being grateful for a penny I found on the floor in my house. I held it in my hand and felt gratitude for the abundance that it represented, knowing that it was symbolic of having enough and not of lack. On the same day I received a call from the bank telling me they had paid £6,000 into my account from a mis-sold policy.
I regularly experience It in all that I meet. When I approach everyone as a manifestation of the omnipotent power there is no room for any other judgement. It is like they can feel the acceptance and respond to me from there. Similarly if I approach someone with judgment, they tend to react in kind.
Perhaps when we see Life as unlimited, we would realise that it is arrogant and naive to think that only our thoughts and beliefs are right. They may be right for us with the limited knowledge we have at this moment but the more we learn and grow the more opportunities there are for new information to become available for us. The information we defend so valiantly is only ever a very small part of a much larger truth, being open to the thoughts of anything is possible helps to expand our minds and experiences.
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What would happen if we treated all our knowledge with the thought that this is what I know today and tomorrow, new information maybe available to me to gain a new perspective?
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- UL Listed
- One 100 Watt 120 Volt Type E26 Medium Base Incandescent lamp (not included).
- Fixture: Width 9.5"
- Suspension: Length Adjustable To 47"
- Canopy: Diameter 5"
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