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Marine Mammal Strandings
Allied Whale is authorized by NOAA Fisheries to respond to marine mammal emergencies and strandings, covering the area from Rockland, Maine north to the Canadian border. NOAA Fisheries is responsible for the management and protection of all marine mammals found along the nation's coasts and delegates these responsibilities, which include responding to marine mammal emergencies and strandings, to a network of marine mammal organizations nationwide. As an active member of the Northeast Regional Stranding Network and the Maine Strandings Collaborative, Allied Whale is obligated to aid any stranded marine mammal as quickly and efficiently as possible, while protecting the public from any potential dangers.
The types of strandings to which Allied Whale typically responds includes the harbor seal pups in spring and summer time and harp and hooded seals — collectively known as the "ice seals" — during the winter months. Harp and hooded seals are "pagophilic" meaning ice-loving as they inhabit pack ice a good part of the year and produce their young on the pack ice off the Labrador Front in Canada. Historically, the range of the ice seals extended from the Arctic in summer south to Newfoundland in winter. However, since the early 1990s, these species have extended their range inching south to New England and even beyond with individuals seen in some of the southern states. Today harp and hooded seals are now commonly seen in Maine from December to April. The fourth type of seal species found here are the grey seals, responding to adults and juveniles in the summer typically and the pups in winter as pupping time occurs betwwen December to February.
Our response area covers approximately 2,600 miles of indented coastline and includes the myriad of islands in between, so team members must be ready to travel several hours to respond to a stranded animal. We are fortunate to work with an extensive network of trained volunteers along the coast who are able to assist us in assessing the health of reported animals, and retrieve animals who are ill or in dangerous situations. Further, we work with other member of the Northeast Region Stranding Network and within Maine, the Maine Strandings Collaborative to assist each other to assess and if needed, to collect these animals in a timely manner, taking them to the (now) only rehabilitation facility in Maine: the Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center (MARC) at the University of New England in Biddeford.
Seal Species in the Gulf of Maine
Grey Seals
Grey seals are common around in the Gulf of Maine and beyond. They can be found a little more offshore, often in the company of harbor seals. The pups are born between December and February so we often have to respond to these youngsters like this one found one winter on Sand Beach in Acadia National Park.
Harp Seals
Harp seals are an Arctic visitors who typically range from the Arctic south to Newfoundland and Labrador. In the past decade, they have increased their range further south to the US Eastern seaboard. While once more a rarity here, they are now commonplace in the Gulf of Maine. They are often sighted in winter sunning themselves on snow or an ice pan. Called "harp" seals for the distinctive lyre harp shape on the backs of adults, these seals are known as "whitecoats" when born for the white lanugo or birthcoat which is shed in the first couple of weeks of life. The age class of harp seal we tend to see are the juveniles, who are around 12-14 months old. These are known as "beaters" for the erratic way they swim at that age. The harp seal pictured at the left is an example of a "beater."
Hooded Seal
Hooded seals are quite the ocean wanderer! Like the harp seal it is an Arctic seal being comfortably at home on ice pans. This robust seal has a broad head and pretty blue grey pelage dorsally with sharp white demarcation underneath. It is born with this coloration which it loses in a couple of years emerging with a splotched pelage. The hooded seal has the distinction of having the shortest nursing period of any mammal - approximately 4 days!
Harbor Seal
This is the most common seal species seen along Maine's shores. They are often seen in colonies along rocky islands and outcroppings.
Except for seals, live strandings of cetaceans (whales,dolphins, porpoises) on the coast of Maine are uncommon, although reports of entanglements in the Gulf of Maine have increased. Almost all reports of stranded cetaceans involve dead animals. In the case of a large, dead whale Allied Whale travels to the animal, performs a necropsy and collects Level A data and tissue samples which might determine the cause of death or provide valuable information for a collaborating scientist's research. Smaller cetaceans such as porpoises or dolphins are usually collected and transported back to the College of the Atlantic. There it is necropsied , flensed, cleaned and prepared for educational purposes or put on display at the Bar Harbor Whale Museum. Most of the articulated skeletons have been prepared by students as part of their studies including a humpback whale, common dolphin, pilot whale, pygmy spem whale, white-sided dolphin, harbor seal, True's beaked whale, and minke whale.
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|Tom Marvolo Riddle's gang
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Pre-cursor to the Death Eater organisation
- "There were half a dozen teenage boys sitting around Slughorn with Tom Riddle in the middle of them, Marvolo's black and gold ring gleaming on his finger."
- —The structure of the gang, as seen in Horace Slughorn's memory in the Pensieve[src]
Tom Marvolo Riddle's gang was a group of fellow students Riddle had around him during his time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He claimed they were his friends, and made it appear so in public. In truth, however, he had no attachments for them, as he never once desired a friend, and he only manipulated them to do his deeds, which led to nasty incidents over the years. Through Riddle's intelligent and discreet methods, the gang was never connected to these incidents.
Presumably, although this group disbanded after Riddle graduated from Hogwarts in 1945, it was a precursor to the Death Eater organisation. Indeed, some (if not all) of the members became the earliest known Death Eaters.
- "They were a motley collection; a mixture of the weak seeking protection, the ambitious seeking some shared glory, and the thuggish gravitating toward a leader who could show them more refined forms of cruelty."
- —Albus Dumbledore on the the principal attributes of the gang, many of whom would later go on and become Death Eaters.[src]
Known members
- Avery, Sr.
- Lestrange, Sr.
- Rosier, Sr. (possibly)
- Mulciber, Sr. (possibly)
- Nott, Sr. (possibly)
- Abraxas Malfoy (possibly)
- Alphard Black (possibly)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (Appears in flashback(s))
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http://news.yahoo.com/hope-fear-gay-...-politics.htmlThat fact is worrisome to those who firmly believe there is a constitutional right to marry, regardless of sexual orientation, but who also know that the Supreme Court does not often get too far ahead of the country on hot-button social issues.
"Mindful of history, I can't help but be concerned," said Mary Bonauto, director of the Civil Rights Project at Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders and a leader in the state-by-state push for marriage equality.
Bonauto was speaking before the court decided on Friday to take up cases on California's constitutional ban on gay marriage and a federal law that denies to gay Americans who are legally married the favorable tax treatment and a range of health and pension benefits otherwise available to married couples...
Bonauto identified three earlier seminal rulings that once and for all outlawed state-backed discrimination, and observed that in each case the number of states that still had the discrimination on the books was far smaller.
Thirteen states still had laws against sodomy when the court said in 2003 that states have no right to intrude on the private, personal conduct of people, regardless of sexual orientation.
Interracial marriage still was illegal in 16 states in 1967 before the high court outlawed race-based state marriage bans.
In 1954, when the court issued its landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, 17 states had formally segregated school systems.
Cornell University law professor Michael Dorf said those cases illustrate a widespread misperception about the justices.
"There is a commonly held but inaccurate view that what the Supreme Court does is to impose its views on the country. It very rarely does that. Much more frequently, it will take a view that is either a majority in some place or a majority of elite opinion and speed up acceptance," said Dorf, who was a Supreme Court law clerk to Justice Anthony Kennedy.
The forces that mounted the legal challenge to Proposition 8 have said all along that the right to marry is so fundamental that it should not depend on success at the ballot box or the votes of state legislatures. Washington lawyer Theodore Olson, representing gay Californians who wish to marry, said he will argue that there is a "fundamental constitutional right to marry for all citizens."
But are there five justices, a majority of the court, willing to endorse that argument?...
In February, Ginsburg questioned the timing of the abortion decision and suggested it may have contributed to the ongoing bitter debate about abortion.
"It's not that the judgment was wrong, but it moved too far too fast," Ginsburg said at Columbia University.
At the time of Roe v. Wade, abortion was legal on request in four states, allowed under limited circumstances in about 16 others, and outlawed under nearly all circumstances in the other states, including Texas, where the Roe case originated.
The court could have put off dealing with abortion while the state-by-state process evolved, she said. Or her predecessors could have struck down just the Texas law, which allowed abortions only to save a mother's life, without declaring a right to privacy that legalized the procedure nationwide, Ginsburg said.
"The court made a decision that made every abortion law in the country invalid, even the most liberal," Ginsburg said. "We'll never know whether I'm right or wrong ... things might have turned out differently if the court had been more restrained."
Link has the warnings from both sides of the debate.
Regardless of peoples position on this, i have questions over how this will be argued. Being unmarried myself, perhaps others can answer this question better than i: does marriage officially fall under the right to privacy?


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Afternoon of Remembrance - Hollywood - March 2 2013
The Animation Guild, ASIFA-Hollywood and Women In Animation present:
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Food and refreshments, noon
Memoriams, 1 pm
Hollywood Heritage Museum
(The Lasky-DeMille Barn)
2100 N. Highland (across from Hollywood Bowl) Hollywood, California
Enter on Odin St.
A non-denominational celebration of departed friends from our animation community.
Frank Andrina
Charlotte Armstrong
Dick Beals
Iris Beckerman
Lucille Bliss
Carmela Blitz
Dave Borthwick
Jack Bosson
Grigor Boyadjiev
Richard "Kip" Carpenter
Ernie Chan
Kristine "Casey" Clayton
John Coates
Franco Cristofani
Tissa David
Patty Disney
Jim Duffy
Jake Eberts
Ethel Falkenberg
Ann Gefre
Jean "Moebius" Giraud
Karen Greslie
Dave Hanan
Jim Hiltz
Daphne Huntington
Diane Keener
Fyodor Khitruk
Thomas Kinkade
Peter Kranjcevich
Joe Kubert
Bob Lambert
Ken Landau
Nancy McCullough
Rusty Mills
Sheldon Moldoff
Conne Morgan
Mark Nelson
Margaret Nichols
Naomi O'Loughlin
Rod Parkes
Bretislav Pojar
Buzz Potamkin
Al Rio
Geri Rochon
Ken Sansom
Mary Sarbry
Bruce Schaefer
Maurice Sendak
Mel Shaw
Robert Sherman
José Silverio
Marcia Sinclair
Dan Thompson
Ken Walker
Manon Washburn
Tom Woodington
Run Wrake
Uvon Young
The Afternoon is free of charge and is open to all.
No RSVPs necessary.
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Amaluna invites the audience to a mysterious island governed by Goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon.
Their queen, Prospera, directs her daughter's coming-of-age ceremony in a rite that honours femininity, renewal, rebirth and balance which marks the passing of these insights and values from one generation to the next.
In the wake of a storm caused by Prospera, a group of young men lands on the island, triggering an epic, emotional story of love between Prospera's daughter and a brave young suitor. But theirs is a love that will be put to the test. The couple must face numerous demanding trials and overcome daunting setbacks before they can achieve mutual trust, faith and harmony.
Гастроли: Бельгия, Франция, Великобритания
Amaluna costume designer Mérédith Caron has brought a company of fabulous and eclectic characters to life through the magic of her creations. She imagined the world of the show – the mysterious island of Amaluna – as existing somewhere in the Mediterranean as a true meeting place between East and West, a distant land where ancient and modern times overlap and blend harmoniously, and several different eras and cultures have seemingly melded into the same location.
Her complex multidimensional costumes evoke a world of day and night that is unquestionably contemporary, yet overlaid with the spirit of the Elizabethan period and containing subtle references to the Orient and Scandinavia. "It's the encounter of humanity, the glorification of the beauty of the human being," she explains.
The Amaluna costumes are a symbiosis between theatre and acrobatics. For Mérédith, the character and the costume are inseparable. "One calls out to the other. It is a communion, a symbiotic relationship," she says. "But above all, it is the artist that I dress."
To dress the artists, Mérédith has created "progressive" costumes with multiple configurations. Some of them put on a parade uniform for the more theatrical moments in the show, and performance costumes when they perform their act. Many of the garments are equipped with pads and other removable parts – the wearers might, for example, remove the sleeves and keep their doublets on, or remove the doublets altogether and perform in their shirts.
Women with the right stuff Amaluna recreates a fabulous female mythology on stage. Inspired by Asia Minor, the corseted costumes of the Amazon warriors are augmented with ponytails and high-heeled black and red leather boots in a look that is more fantasy than historical reality. The world of Amaluna is also populated by a layer of unruly half-human, half-animal characters, freely inspired by the world of Shakespeare's Tempest. Lizards, peacocks and fairies rub shoulders with each other.
Denim – A contemporary material and emblem of adolescence The choice of materials is as important to Mérédith Caron as the lines of the garments. She has given denim doublets worn by the Boys who land on the island of Amaluna a distinctly Renaissance look: The sleeves are slashed to reveal the lining, and the garments are embellished with an 18th century velvet flocking to create the impression of a contemporary jean jacket.
Queen Prospera's daughter Miranda, who is about to move into adulthood in this remote environment, wears linen, cambric and distressed velvet – a selection that is highly reminiscent of the Italian Renaissance. Her costume expresses her enthusiasm and thirst for discovery.
The meeting of the aesthetic and the acrobatic Some of the items are quite voluminous, but even though they are also light, they are never allowed to impede the free movement of the artists. The costumes with pink accents worn by the girls for the Icarian Games act feature removable tutus so as not to hinder their movements. The Renaissance-style sleeves are open at the armpits to ensure their arms will have a full range of motion.
The costumes of the two unicyclists are fitted with cages that hide their legs in a reference to the aesthetics of the Spanish Golden Age. The cages are made of perforated material to allow the artists to see the unicycle seats. During their act the cages break into two pieces, announcing the start of the storm after which the budding love between Miranda and her suitor will be tested.
Raw talent and musicianship The musicians in Queen Prospera's entourage are creatures of the night who wear costumes that underline their strong personalities and their rock star aura with a really current look. Mérédith was inspired by the clothing styles of major figures in the worlds of music, fashion and film such as k.d. lang , Roy Orbison, John Galliano, Tim Burton and even a rock version of the Village People. "You might well see girls in these kinds of clothes among the heterogeneous fauna of a bar in avant- garde Berlin, for example," says Mérédith, "hence the link between the costumes, the music and the decidedly rock sensibility of a show that celebrates beauty in all its guises."
Close-ups on the costumes
• Queen Prospera wears a large golden mantle composed of four rectangles on which are printed in sublimation the cover image of GAIA, the book of photographs taken in space by Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté. It shows a majestic cloud system captured at a distance of 350 km above the earth's surface.
• The peacock costumes are made up of 14 layers of heat- pleated materials trimmed in leather and stretch metallic fabric. The tails open out to a "fan" of eight feet with hydraulic pistons that compensate for their weight. Made in the same proportion to the performers' bodies as the bird's fans have to theirs, the tails are attached to the artists with belts that hide the mechanisms under embroidered feathers. The skeleton and leaves of the fans are made of the same Fiberglass material used in the manufacture of fishing rods, and screen-printed metallic paper is glued to the leaves to recreate the iridescent look of peacock plumage.
• For the Valkyries' costumes in the Aerial Straps act, Mérédith Caron was inspired by the oceans, above and below the surface. Shades of blue and green evoking Scandinavia mix with shades of sky and sea to compose a soothing palette of sophistication.
• The cages of the unicyclists' costumes have a diameter of almost five feet and a height of two-and-a-half feet. The materials they are made of include Kevlar – a thermoplastic polymer – and gold leaf.
• The white dress worn by the artist performing the Peacock Dance comprises a bustier and a skirt. The bustier is made of stretch nylon tulle covered with white beaded lace and Swarovski crystals. The skirt is made of 65 yards of white non-stretch nylon tulle covered with silver lace and Swarovski crystals. The dress has a total of 6,500 Swarovski crystals and 325 silver lace additions. The tail features 12 two-meter pleated polyester voile panels with sunray pleats (bias-cut knife pleats, narrower at the top than at the bottom, producing a flared effect), printed with white peacock feather designs.
• There are over 130 costumes in Amaluna, made up of nearly 800 different items.


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Colorful term for vomit
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CA Technologies Brumbies fullback Pat McCabe has been ruled out of Saturday's match against the Waratahs with a hamstring injury.
McCabe suffered the injury late in the week while running at training.
"It's obviously pretty disappointing to have to miss the game against the Waratahs, the local derbies are the games you really get up for especially when you're playing at home," McCabe said.
"But it's important that we get this right and that we have the correct processes in place to make sure I'm back as soon as possible.
"The changes that have been made to fill my position are very strong – Coopy [Adam Ashley-Cooper] has played a lot of fullback so I'm sure the boys will play well."
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
One Table, Two Ways Part 2
42 comments:
- Teagarden said...
Very cute!
- November 17, 2011 at 5:07 AM
- Yvonne said...
Dear Tracey,
I love the way you decorate your table! Especially the dinner plate is so beautiful!
And your little one is very cute :-)!
Wish you a wonderful day,
Big Hugs
- November 17, 2011 at 5:11 AM
- The Sweetest Days said...
Your dinner guests are very lucky indeed! I want to come too! Everything looks wonderful, and your little girl is just darling : )
- November 17, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- Sue said...
Absolutely beautiful - love the colors and texture. Is that a Homer Laughlin dinner plate? It's lovely.
- November 17, 2011 at 5:53 AM
- Chrissy said...
The whole room is just charming. I love the napkin wrap idea and that dinner plate is lovely. Your daughter is just to precious, how could you say no to that face :)
- November 17, 2011 at 6:19 AM
- Lori @ Katies Rose Cottage Designs said...
Tracey it looks so beautiful!
I love your precious little helper too :)
- November 17, 2011 at 6:58 AM
- SueBee said...
Both settings are beautiful! If I had to choose I think I would choose this one. I love the pretty plates with the French canning jars. Inspiration for today!!!
- November 17, 2011 at 7:02 AM
- Tricia said...
Oh, I'd love to sit at that pretty table. Your home has such a nice relaxing feel, Tracey. What a cute little helper you have :)
- November 17, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Debby said...
I love your home. it is so beautiful. Your little assistant is as well. Your table looks so nice. So many are so over done. I just got a ladder like yours. I thought about painting it now I may leave it like it is. What kind of floor is that.
- November 17, 2011 at 7:52 AM
- {kara} said...
THIS is beyond beautiful. I think you are just so talented. I loved both settings but the 2nd is my favorite. this is better than anything I have seen in a magazine lately, or online elsewhere.
- November 17, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- lieblingsplace said...
the room is so beautiful...and your assistant as well.
- November 17, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Lorrie said...
Beautiful. Again. Full of light and warmth - a place where love gathers.
And your assistant is adorable.
- November 17, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Alabaster Rose Designs said...
I love the French canning jars, they look so beautiful on the table!
And how sweet is your little girl, she's so lovely Tracey!
Hope you have a great day.
- November 17, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Sylvia said...
Simple, beautiful , elegant ...; these vintage dinner plates
are spectacular ! Your little one is happy and that's all that matters ...
- November 17, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Fresh Vanilla For C said...
BEAUTIFUL AS ALWAYS!! Can you come decorate my house?? ha!!!
Have a great weekend and thanks for all the inspiration.
- November 17, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- Secret Garden Cottage said...
Another beautiful table setting, Tracey! Those dishes are so pretty, and I love the way you wrapped your napkins and silverwear.
Aaaah, your daughter is too cute for words! :)
- November 17, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Sheila R - Blessed and Distressed said...
Another lovely setting and your helper is oh so cute! Love all your attention to detail. Happy Thanksgiving!
- November 17, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Susan said...
Oh, I think this setting is my favorite, but I guess I'm partial to the 'pretty'. I'm admiring those plates and tea cups, and how they look lovely along with the rustic elements.
What a cute little helper your daughter is! Can I ask where you got her white dress? Is it vintage? I have a hard time getting my 4-yr old girl to dress in white, but I love that look!
- Susan
- November 17, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- Rhonda said...
Gorgeous table setting but I have to say the white vintage dress your daughter has on has stolen the show!!!! I love it.
Thank you for a beautiful and positive Thanksgiving message.
- November 17, 2011 at 1:20 PM
- Rachel Pallas said...
LOVE it Tracey and she is such a little cutie!! xo
- November 17, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- A Cozy Cottage in the City said...
Hi Tracey,
Well this is all so delightful and beautiful!!! Your little helper is adorable! :) Thank you for the inspiration!
P.S. Love RWE & his quotes, btw! :)
- November 17, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- TheCrankyCrow said...
Can I come to you party too??? ;o) Another gorgeous setting - I am enamored of those wonderful canning jars. And your little helper is captivating in her "pretty" dress. What a charmer she is! Have fun tomorrow night! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
- November 17, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- Leah C said...
So, so beautiful!! And your "little helper" is just darling:) Blessings to you & yours, Tracey!
- November 17, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- Bine Beldecor said...
Hello Tracey,
what a cute little helper... once again your table setting is so gorgeous! I love the beautiful tea cups and plates!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Big Hugs, Bine
- November 18, 2011 at 6:23 AM
- summersoul said...
what an angelic face she has! I have girls too. aren't we blessed? I adore the hand stamped wall paper with the page under it. I don't know the rules of interest/blogging yet but would like, with your permission to pin that image. Is that ok with you?
- November 18, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Greenmare said...
J'aime beaucoup!!!!!!
- November 18, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Town of Sorrento said...
Your photography always draws me right in, and then to see your darling daughter there too really captures the essence of a blessed Thanksgiving. xoxo ~Lili
- November 18, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- Timeless Treasures said...
Hi Tracey ... I am a new blogger enjoying all the talent of so many. Love your table and the entire room setting. Lucky you to have such a beutiful helper. Great smile.
Hope you will check out my blog. Timeless Treasures http://audreyzumwalt.blogspot.com/
- November 18, 2011 at 7:18 PM
- le ciel flamand said...
I love these colours! What a beautiful helper you have!
- November 19, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- helen tilston said...
I love your table setting.
Your little helper stole my heart away.
Wishing you a Happy and blessed Thanksgiving
- November 19, 2011 at 9:03 PM
- Jennifer Rizzo said...
I still think you should keep it that way ;)
- November 20, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- Mara - Home Shabby Home said...
Hi Tracey! I love this simple and very natural table setting!
I also want to invite you to my Shabby Apple giveaway...they are giving away a beautiful dress!
- November 22, 2011 at 4:23 AM
- Jennifer said...
I love it all - but the soft colors are my favorite! The egg shell blue is what I decorate with too! Jennifer
- November 22, 2011 at 8:25 AM
- Mamasita said...
Oh Tracey - your blog is absolutely delightful!
I am your newest follower and absolutely enthralled with the beauty of this table!!! And the Ralph Waldo Emerson quote is so very perfect for Thanksgiving!!!
So glad to be here!!! :-)
Blessings to you and Happy Thanksgiving,
- November 22, 2011 at 1:25 PM
- Lisa said...
Superb! thanks Tracey, and Happy Thanksgiving!!
- November 23, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- Bleu Chine said...
Hello from France. I took so much delay to read your last messages... I love your table, your Paris 'reportage'(for those of us who do not live in Paris, this is a special place too), the nice vintage plates and dishes, the beautiful colors and ambiance "chic". Stéphanie
- November 23, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Marge said...
Simple and sooo beautiful as always been here♥
Welcome join my giwe away, if you would like:)
Hugs, Marge
- November 25, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- Melissah from Country Style Chic said...
Heavenly photos!
I've just stumbled upon your lovely blog and have signed up as a follower. I look forward to popping by again for some more gorgeous inspiration!
I've just put the finishing touches on my new blog 'Country Style Chic'. It's a daily blog on country living including chic interiors, stylish fashion, food, flowers and fun things to do.
I had a lot of fun putting it together maybe you would like to check it out if you have a spare minute!
- November 27, 2011 at 4:51 AM
- Kellie Collis said...
Gorgeous images! Love the table arrangement. Have a delightful day, Kellie xx
- November 27, 2011 at 10:51 PM
- Ms Bingles Vintage Christmas said...
Everything is sooo beautiful!
You are very talented at taking pictures!
- November 28, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- julie said...
Tracey! It looks wonderful! I hope you had a great thanksgiving! I have missed visiting! I can't wait to catch up!
- November 28, 2011 at 4:51 PM
- kerrie of sea cottage said...
I featured your shop on my blog today. ox
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(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Dogs are happy
By Gwammy
from Livermore, CA
Two degreed adults had a problem assembling the pump per instructions offered and , instead, relied on experience and our own common sense to figure out how to get this fountain to operate. Even so, we had to disassemble several times before realizing lever adjustments to the flow were needed to even get the flow to START. After that, no complaints. The item has a large enough reservoir to allow 2 small dogs enough water to last several days before refill is needed. It is white and porcelean so cleaning is obvious when needed and easy to accomplish. It IS porcelean, though, so it is somewhat heavy. I suggest you get it to flow first on a countertop, then dump the water and move it to the place you desire, and then fill again and plug in as the last step.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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love it!
By Tracy
from Scranton, PA
This is a great fountain for my dogs- I have 3 small dogs and have been using pet fountains for years, but they were always plastic and got dirty fast. this fountain is larger and easier to clean. We needed a bigger bowl as we just added a Boston Terrier to our family! The dogs love the clean water, and this fountain is bigger then the others and yes it's heavier and bulkier but that is a welcome trade off for the ability to clean it easier and less stains. I was prepared for it to be a little heavier, and it isn't so heavy that is is a pain to use or clean. The line indicating when the water is low is extremely convenient as well so it is sure not to burn the motor out due to not enough water. The only thing i would recommend to add to it if i were designing it would be an automatic shut off for the pump when the water is to low (my last one had this and the motor never burned out- prior to that i have gone through a lot of these bowls due to motors burning out)
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Beats the plastic ones hands down!
By Mary
from Danb y, VT
My Cats Love it.The motor is only good for about 4/5 months. But Hammacher replaces it for nothing.Great Company!!
My cats love it!
By Sarb Jit
from Espanola, NM
I cannot I believe I waited this long to purchase this. Best thing I have bought in a long time. I have 6 cats and they love using it and they are all drinking more water! One old boy who is 18 years old loves to hang out next to it!
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Why I wouldn't order this pet fountain.
By freelarry
from CA Sierra Foothills
I bought 2 and the 1 gal. fountain's pump failed 1st day. Pump is 1.5" x 1.25" and could have been replaced by mail. Co. made me ship the whole fountain back and receive a whole new fountain in return. Cost of shipping? Why not just send a new pump? By snail mail. If the pump fails I don't want to ship this thing. Pets love it though.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
128-Ounce Ceramic Pet Fountain
By Jennifer
from Winston-Salem, NC
We have 2 cats and a very large lady, chocolate lab who use the pet fountain. It is wonderful in that I do not have to constantly add water as I had to other fountains in the past. The only thing I can say against this fountain, and the company makes everything right, is the motor only lasted 5 months. It is completely free to return it, without hassle, just the inconvenience of taking it to the UPS Store. They replace the whole unit, not just the motor. I will continue to deal with Hammacher as you cannot go wrong with a lifetime guarantee!! Excellent product.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Works Perfectly!
By Elaine
from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
I had one of those plastic recycling water dishes for my cats and dogs but didn't like the scum/bacteria build-up so decided to try this ceramic water fountain when replacing my old fountain. I have only had it for a week so am unable to comment regarding frequency of cleaning because I haven't had to clean it yet, but am used to cleaning them because of my previous fountains so that won't bother me. I must comment on the instructions to put the pump unit together - it took me a couple of attempts because I didn't find the instructions easy to follow. However, once common sense prevailed it was relatively easy and I am quite happy with the end result.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Wonderfull product
By Gary
from Vacaville, Ca.
Lots of water, great filter, just rinse once a week and your done. Ordering another one today.
So far so good
By USMCWF
from Oakland, ME
I bought this to use for our 5 "children." The cats really seem to enjoy it but the dogs are a little more hesitant. I've had to coax the dogs to drink from it but think we're getting there. Just something to keep in mind that it may require a little work from you to get them acclimated to it. :)
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Too noisy
By cat lover
from Winnipeg, Manitoba
This cat toy's motor is too noisy. The sound chased the cats away. It was also disturbingly loud for us to have in the room.
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"A tube cake with vanilla and chocolate layers swirled together to achieve a marbled effect."
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2 cups
white sugar
1 cup
butter, softened
3 1/2 cups
cake flour
1 cup
1 1/2 teaspoons
baking powder
2 teaspoons
vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon
1/4 cup
unsweetened cocoa powder
I have done this cake twice. First time following the instructions to the letter and the result was OK, not great. The second time around I reduced flour quantity by half a cup and baked it for a little over 50 min and it was just fantastic. I was so proud of myself for baking such a delicious cake. I highly recommend it.
I followed the original recipe and it turned out to be too dry. Too much flour. Then I read the reviews and realised that indeed the flour should be reduced. If the flour amount is correct, it would be a good recipe.
160 Ratings
Great! but If I hadnt made these changes I think it might have turned out dry:
1. use 3 cups flour (I used normal all purpose flour)
2. Mix differently: First cream butter and sugar together. Beat in eggs one at a time, add vanilla. Then add the premixed dry ingredients SIFTED to the batter alternating with the milk (1/3 flour mixture - 1/3 milk ending with milk) When you put in the cocoa to the 2 1/2 cups of batter SIFT THE COCOA
I used salted butter and omitted the extra salt. Also, I used the whisk advise to creat a marbled effect. I put 3/4 of the chocolate batter, then all the white batter and then spooned in the rest of the chocolate batter and spreaded with a knife, then stuck in the whisk all around the cake. Perfect!
Glazed with easy chocolate bundt cake glaze from this site
NOTE: this is a dense but moist cake making these adjustments. You WILL need a glass of milk!
I am giving this 5 stars ONLY BECAUSE I THINK THAT WITH THESE CHANGES ITS WORTH A TRY, AND TO ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO TRY IT! if I were to rate this recipe as is i wouldnt be able to because I didnt follow directions because in my book ingredients arent mixed that way and im not going to risk my ingredients
Update: ok, so a day has past and this cake is definetly a 5. it is still moist. its covered only with plastic wrap. forgot to say i glazed this with a glaze found on this site: 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips, 1 (14 ounce) sweetened condensed milk. heat on medium heat stirring constantly until chocolate
The look was fantasctic, but the taste was not to die for, next time, I would cut down the amount of flour to 2 3/4 cups only, because the flour ratio is big comparing to the to the other ingredients ratio.
Just cut down the flour, and you can't go wrong with it.
Used regular flour less 2 Tbsp per cup. Easy to use recipe. Nice texture and flavor, not at all dry.
Very nice pound cake with just the right amount of sweetness. I cut the recipe in half and baked it in a 9x5 inch glass baking dish. I creamed the butter and sugar together, then added the eggs and vanilla (2 tsp.). I cut the cake flour down to 1 and 1/2 cups and mixed the dry ingredients together then added that to the creamed mixture alternately with the milk, starting and ending with the flour. I then removend part of the batter and added the cocoa and twisted the layers to obtain the marlbed effect.
I followed the advice of other reviewers and decreased the amount of flour. I also reduced the bake time from a full hour to just 50 minutes. I was glad to have the tips ahead of time because they seemed to be just the ticket to a moist cake. My only complaints are that I have quite a sweet tooth and I would have liked the cake to be just a little more sugary. (I was looking to recreate something akin to Starbucks' marble loaf.) The other thing was the order of the ingredients being added was a little odd to me. The flour was the third ingredient and it made the batter like a thick cookie dough until I got the milk added. I may change the order in which I add them the next time I make it. Overall, it was good and I'll try it again someday.
Really really good, everyone LOVED it.
Following others suggestions, I just did 3 1/4 cups of flour, (and we're high altitude, 7800 ft) and then added a TBSP of milk to the choclate mixture when I added the cocoa, baked for 50 minutes exactly and it came out wonderfully moist and deliccious. We sliced it and had it with strawberries, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream~ it was lovely. The kids delared this "version" of strawberry shortcake THE BOMB. It was a great mix of not too chocolately or sweet, but satified all those together. Mmmmm
Thank you for this great recipe, I will make it often!
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