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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|6 , separated
|Lemon peel
|2 Teaspoon, grated
|Lemon extract
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Cake flour
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon (or substitute more yogurt)
Beat butter and 1 1/2 cups of the sugar with an electric mixer until creamy.
Add egg yolks, lemon peel, and lemon extract and beat until thick and pale yellow.
Sift the flour, measure, and sift again with the soda and salt.
Into the creamed butter mixture alternately mix the flour and the yogurt (and brandy, if used).
Beat the egg whites until soft peaks form; then gradually add the remaining 1/2 cup sugar, beating until glossy.
Fold batter into beaten egg whites and pour into a greased 10-inch tube pan.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5519 Calories from Fat 2019
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 228 g350.6%
Saturated Fat 129.8 g648.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1782.1 mg594%
Sodium 2409.5 mg100.4%
Total Carbohydrates 773 g257.5%
Dietary Fiber 47.5 g190%
Sugars 414.1 g
Protein 110 g219.3%
Vitamin A 146.3% Vitamin C 23.4%
Calcium 81.4% Iron 32.6%
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Pvt. (CSA), James Yancey
(1836 - 1862)
James Yancey served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. He enlisted in Company A, 21st Georgia Infantry Regiment on 06 Jun 1861. He died on 28 Aug 1862 at the Second Battle of Bull R...
Pvt. (CSA), Baylis Richardson
(1833 - d.)
Baylis Richardson served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. He enlisted in Company E, 35th Georgia Infantry Regiment on 19 Apr 1862. Baylis was captured by the Union at Petersburg, ...
Soloman Wade, (CSA)
(1830 - 1865)
Civil War
Affiliation: Confederacy
Enlisted: Feb. 19, 1862
Rank: Private
Co.: A
Battalion: 3rd
Branch: Light Artillery
Additional Service: 2nd Brigade, Georgia Volunteers, Light Battery M...
Lt. Colonel Charles W. Mabry (CSA)
(1819 - 1884)
Col. Mabry had a reputation as a lawyer, civilian and soldier, almost statewide. Born in Green county, sixty-five years ago, he moved with his father to Carroll in early life. He was educated at Mary...
Capt. James W. Atwater, (CSA)
(1827 - 1913)
* * * Thomaston Times in its obituary said: The deceased was eighty-seven years of age, and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Antoinette Respass Atwater, one son, Capt. James R. Atwater, and six daughters,...
2Lt Thomas J. Atwater, (CSA)
(1835 - 1919)
Military Service: U.S. Civil War (1861-1865) Rank: 2Lt. Co"C", 1st Bn, Georgia Reserve Cavalry 1860 U.S. Census-Slave Schedules attribute ownership of 11 slaves, to wit: 5 male, 6 female
Capt. Isaac James Cruce, (CSA)
(1841 - 1926)
Isaac Cruce served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War in Company K, 36th Regiment, Georgia Infantry (Broyles'). He was captured by Union Forces on July 4, 1863 at the end of the Sieg...
Pvt. Charles T. J. Claxton, (CSA)
(1844 - 1905)
C. T. J. Claxton, of Johnson county, Ga., a veteran of Mercer's Georgia brigade, volunteered for the Confederate States service as a private in 1862, enlisting in Capt. A. S. Roberts' company from Scre...
William Harrell Felton
(1823 - 1909)
William Harrell Felton (June 19, 1823 – September 24, 1909) was an American politician, army surgeon, and Methodist minister. His wife was Rebecca Latimer Felton, who became the first woman to...
Sgt. John Moore Pitts, (USA)
(1844 - 1907)
John Pitts served in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War in Company F, 45th Regiment, Georgia Infantry. He enlisted on March 4, 1862.
George Washington Mathis/Mathews
(1823 - 1909)
Revised 6/8/2016.The following information on GW is a mixture of various sources from the internet and e-mail, George was in the CSA during the American Civil War. He first served in the GA 21st Infant...
Julius Alford Ferrill, (CSA)
(c.1840 - 1861)
Pvt. Starling Humphries, (CSA)
(1822 - 1864)
Starling is the son of Shadrack Humphries (1774-1827) & Sarah Camp (1785-1832). He married Lucretia Graham on 28 January 1842.
Starling enlisted in the Confederate States Army on 1 August 1863 in Cov...
Aaron Whelchel
(1823 - 1880)
11th Georgia Cavalry Co. E
Pvt. George Troup Hodnett (CSA)
(1826 - 1863)
George Hodnett enlisted in Company K, Georgia 13th Infantry Regiment on 28 Feb 1863. Mustered out on 08 Apr 1863 at Hamilton's Crossing, VA.
Pvt. John D Mallory (CSA)
(1847 - 1927)
John Mallory enlisted in Company B, Georgia 60th Infantry Regiment on 01 Mar 1864. Mustered out on 09 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA.
Pvt. Robert Ridley Hodnett (CSA)
(1846 - 1939)
Robert Hodnett served in Company C, 1st Regiment, Georgia Reserves (Fannin's) in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Pvt. William Henry Harrison Hodnett (CSA)
(1844 - 1914)
William Hodnett enlisted in Company K, Georgia 13th Infantry Regiment on 18 Nov 1862. Mustered out on 09 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA.
Pvt. Samuel Graham Hodnett (CSA)
(1842 - 1906)
Conscripted 1 May 1862 as a Private into Evans'Guards, Troup Co., GA, Co. K, 13th Regt GA Inf, Gordon's Division; Jan 1863 he was a nurse at Staunton, VA, Hospital; reported missing since 15 June 1864;...
Pvt. John Wesley Hodnett (CSA)
(1840 - 1862)
Died of smallpox during the Civil War. Enlisted Griffin, GA, as a Private, 8 July 1861, Evans' Guard, Troup Co., GA, Co. K, 13th Regt GA Inf., Gordon's Div.
Pvt. John Franklin Moore (CSA)
(1829 - 1905)
John Moore served in Company K, Georgia 13th Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Pvt. Thomas Jefferson Hodnett (CSA)
(1828 - 1898)
Thomas Hodnett enlisted in Company K, Georgia 13th Infantry Regiment on 01 May 1862. He surrendered to the Union on May 4, 1865 at Citronelle, Alabama. He was released on May 16, 1865.
Pvt. Benjamin Franklin Hodnett (CSA)
(1830 - 1912)
Benjamin Hodnett enlisted in Company G, Georgia 53rd Infantry Regiment on 12 May 1862. Mustered out on 15 Nov 1864.
George Robinson Black, U.S. Congress
(1835 - 1886)
Black was born at his family's plantation near Jacksonboro, Georgia. He attended the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens and the University of South Carolina in Columbia. He studied law, was admitted...
George Wayne Anderson, Major (CSA)
(1838 - 1906)
George Wayne Anderson, 2nd son of John Wayne Anderson and the former Sarah Ann Houstoun, was born in Savannah, Georgia in 1838. George was educated at local schools and attended University of Virgini...
Pvt. William Dale Barksdale (CSA)
(1835 - 1910)
William Barksdale served in Company B, 2nd Georgia Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Major Alonzo Alexander Franklin "Frankie" Hill (CSA)
(1826 - 1872)
A.M. degree from Franklin College (now UGA) with 3rd honor 1845; MD from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA, 1848; Asst. Surgeon on U.S. Navy Flag Ship in the Pacific, 1848-54; studied law a...
Sgt. Benjamin J. Dunagan (CSA)
(c.1837 - 1862)
Benjamin Dunagan enlisted in Company E, Georgia 23rd Infantry Regiment on 31 Aug 1861. Promoted to Full 2nd Sergeant on 15 Dec 1861. He died on 1 July 1862 during the Seven Days Battles, most probably ...
Pvt. Alfred Webb Mullins (CSA)
(1841 - 1882)
Alfred Mullins enlisted as a private August 31,1861 in Company E, 23rd Georgia Infantry in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. Captured at Chancellorsville on May 3,1863. Paroled at For...
Brig. Gen. William Tatum Wofford (CSA)
(1824 - 1884)
William Tatum Wofford (June 28, 1824 – May 22, 1884) was an officer during the Mexican-American War and a general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War.
Early life and...
Brig. General Edward L. Thomas (CSA)
(1825 - 1898)
Edward Lloyd Thomas (March 23, 1825 – March 8, 1898) was a Confederate infantry general during the American Civil War from the state of Georgia. He was an uncle to famed American Old West lawm...
Brig. General George "Tige" Anderson (CSA)
(1824 - 1901)
George Thomas Anderson (February 3, 1824 – April 4, 1901) was a general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. Nicknamed "Tige," Anderson was noted as one of Robert E. L...
Brig. Gen. Henry Lewis Benning, CSA
(1814 - 1875)
Henry Lewis Benning (April 2, 1814 – July 10, 1875) was a lawyer, legislator, judge on the Georgia Supreme Court, and a Confederate general during the American Civil War.
At the Battle of ...
Ambrose Ransom "Rans" Wright, Jr., Brig. Gen., CSA
(1826 - 1872)
Ambrose Ransom Wright (April 26, 1826 – December 21, 1872) was a lawyer, Georgia politician, and Confederate general in the American Civil War.
Early life
Wright, known by the nickname "...
Sgt. Jonathan Tolberton McCrary (CSA)
(1841 - 1891)
Jonathan McCrary served in Company G, 31st Regiment, Georgia Infantry in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Thomas Banks Cabaniss
(1835 - 1915)
Thomas Banks Cabaniss (August 31, 1835 – August 14, 1915) was a United States Representative from Georgia.
Born in Forsyth, Georgia, he attended private schools and Penfield Coll...
William Joshua Gober
(1844 - 1917)
Cpl. Daniel S. Sloan (CSA)
(1846 - 1923)
Daniel Sloan enlisted in Company H, Georgia 29th Infantry Regiment on 10 Nov 1861. He was wounded in left foot, resulting in paralysis, near Murfreesboro, TN 2 December 1864. David was captured at Fran...
Pvt. Newton A. Sloan (CSA)
(1837 - 1864)
Newton Sloan enlisted in Company C, Georgia 61st Infantry Regiment on 07 Sep 1861. He was captured by the Union at South Mountain on July 4, 1864 while retreating from the Battle of Gettysburg. He died...
Lieut. John Sloan, (CSA)
(1832 - 1907)
Served in Civil War
Jun 1861: Enlisted at McDonald (Pavo) Georgia as private.
07 Sep 1861: Officially mustered into Confederate Service at
Savannah, Ga, and sent north to join Condederate Army
Lieut. George Washington Hallman, CSA
(1818 - 1869)
Military Service: American Civil War(1861-1865): Confederate States Army (CSA): Lieutenant Company "E" Cherokee Legion; Georgia States Guards, CSA
Pvt. Henry Crayton Singletary (CSA)
(1830 - 1900)
Henry Crayton Singletary enlisted in Company K, Georgia 29th Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Army on 04 Oct 1861.
Pvt. Richard Singletary (CSA)
(1828 - 1900)
From Findagrave.com:
Birth: Oct., 1827, USA Death: 1903 Ochlocknee Thomas County Georgia, USA
There are at least 4 adult graves that are no longer identifiable in the Singletary plot. I feel certai...
William Hughes, Jr., Cpt. CSA
(1820 - 1887)
William Hughes served in 1st Battalion, Georgia Cavalry in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Capt. Charles Wallace Jordan (CSA)
(1839 - 1911)
Charles Jordan was commissioned an officer in Company C, Georgia 14th Infantry Regiment on 09 Jul 1861. Mustered out on 12 Dec 1861.
Middleton Pope Barrow, (CSA), U.S. Senator
(1839 - 1903)
Middleton Pope Barrow (August 1, 1839 – December 23, 1903) was a United States Senator from Georgia. Born near Antioch, Georgia in Oglethorpe County, he attended a private academy and graduate...
Corp. William Arthur Bargeron (CSA)
(1835 - 1864)
3rd Corporal William Arthur BARGERON, son of Elisha BARGERON and Lydia MURRY, born 4 May 1835, in Sardis, Burke County, Georgia. He enlisted as a private in Company B, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops...
Pvt. John Bargeron (CSA)
(1828 - 1918)
Son of Elisha BARGERON and Elidia MURRAY, was born on 20 Oct 1828, in Sardis, Burke County, Georgia.
He enlisted as a Private on 12 May 1862. John was paroled at Augusta, Georgia, on 19 May 1865. He ...
Pvt. Benjamin Franklin Bargeron (CSA)
(1826 - 1911)
DEATH OF MR. B. F. BARGERON Mr. B. F. Bargeron, one of the old and respected citizens of Burke county died at his home at Sardis on the 28th of October in the last half of his 86th birthday. He was a m...
Pvt. Martin Herrington (CSA)
(1847 - 1912)
Martin Herrington served in Company D, 47th Georgia Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
Pvt. Mack V. Bruce (CSA)
(1841 - 1862)
Mack Bruce enlisted in Company B, Georgia 38th Infantry Regiment on 06 Oct 1861. He was killed on 17 Sep 1862 at Sharpsburg, MD during the Battle of Antietam (Battle of Sharpsburg).
Pvt. Daniel Bruce (CSA)
(1835 - 1863)
Daniel Bruce enlisted in Company C, Georgia 42nd Infantry Regiment on 04 Mar 1862. He died on 26 Jul 1863 in New Orleans, LA.
Pvt. Calton Bruce (CSA)
(1826 - 1897)
Calton Bruce enlisted in Company F, Georgia 2nd Infantry Regiment on 28 Jan 1863. Mustered out on 31 Dec 1864.
Pvt. Balis Bruce (CSA)
(1828 - 1896)
Balis (Bayles) Bruce served in Company B, 38th Regiment, Georgia Infantry in the Confederate Army. Balis Bruce owned 4 slaves in 1860.
Pvt. John A. Bruce (CSA)
(1822 - 1899)
October 6, 1861 enlisted in Company B, 38th Georgia Infantry. Wounded and captured at Winchester, Virginia, 19 September, 1864. Prisoner at Point Lookout, Maryland. Exchanged 20 October, 1864.
Pvt. Green Bruce (CSA)
(1831 - 1910)
Green Bruce enlisted in Company B, Georgia 38th Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Army on 01 May 1862.
Sgt. John M. Church (CSA)
(1822 - 1885)
John Church enlisted in Company H, Georgia 11th Cavalry Regiment.
Pvt. Joseph B. Westmoreland (CSA)
(1845 - 1942)
Joseph Westmoreland enlisted in Company B, Georgia 52nd Infantry Regiment on 04 Mar 1862.
Pvt. Charles Heaton Crumley (CSA)
(1812 - d.)
Charles Crumley served in Company D, 4th Battalion, Georgia Infantry (State Guards).
Corp. Sidney Smith Crumley (CSA)
(1844 - 1932)
Sidney Crumley enlisted in Company K, Georgia 24th Infantry Regiment on 24 Aug 1861. Mustered out on 08 Jun 1863. Transferred to on 08 Jun 1863 to Company B, 3rd Battalion, Georgia Sharpshooters. Promo...
Pvt. Patillo C. Waldrop (CSA)
(1818 - 1894)
Patillo Waldrop served in Company K, 64th Regiment Georgia Infantry in the Confederate Army.
Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb, Brig. Gen. CSA
(1823 - 1862)
Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb (April 10, 1823 – December 13, 1862) was an American lawyer, author, politician, and Confederate officer, killed in the Battle of Fredericksburg during the Ameri...
Luther Judson Glenn, Lt. Col. CSA, Mayor of Atlanta
(1818 - 1886)
Luther Judson Glenn (November 26, 1818 – June 9, 1886) was a prominent Georgia lawyer, politician, Confederate officer during the American Civil War, and antebellum Mayor of Atlanta.
He atte...
Capt. Cornelius Franklin Akers (CSA)
(1841 - 1915)
Enlisted in Company B, 4th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 26 April 1861. disch, furnished substitute Company B, 4th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 21 July 1862. POW on 17 April 1865 at Columbus, GA
Colonel Joseph Wasden (CSA)
(1829 - 1863)
Civil War Confederate Army Officer. A native of Glascock County, Georgia, he was a practicing attorney in Warrenton, Georgia previous to his August 31, 1861 enlistment. Commissioned a Major into the ...
Gen. William W. Gordon, II (CSA)
(1834 - 1912)
""Willy"/II (CSA)"
William Washington Gordon II was a member of the Georgia Hussars, a Savannah cavalry troop, and entered the Civil War as a lieutenant and was promoted to Captain. After the war, he served with the Geor...
Pvt. Nelson Atkinson Allman (CSA)
(1843 - 1899)
Nelson Allman enlisted in Company H, Georgia 39th Infantry Regiment on 04 Mar 1862. Mustered out on 09 Jul 1862.
Sources -
Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958
Capt. Seaborn W. Allman (CSA)
(1832 - 1892)
Seaborn Allman served in Company C, 1st Regiment Georgia Cavalry in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.
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Pvt. Robert Clark Chappell (CSA)
(1819 - 1890)
Robert Chappell served in the Henry County, Georgia Militia on the Confederate Side during the Civil War.
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Pvt. William Nicholas Richardson (CSA)
(1849 - d.)
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM NICHOLAS, planter, was born January 29, 1849, in Athens, and died at Athens; son of Joshua Clinton and Mary P. (Richardson) Richardson, the former a native of Tennessee, who located...
Cullin J Otwell (CSA)
(1828 - 1862)
Military History:
American Civil War:
Cullin J Otwell enlisted July 9th 1861 in the CSA and was later Killed at the Battle of Seven Pines May 31, 1862
Residence: (1850 — Age...
Dr. William Chapel Brandon (CSA)
(1823 - 1885)
Dr. Brandon was Assistant Surgeon with the 22nd Georgia Infantry Sept 19, 1861 to August, 8 1862.
Thomas Nolan
(1835 - 1897)
Listed as Company G,3rd Georgia Infantry but think it is 3rd Georgia Reserves instead.
Thomas Nolan @ find a grave
Thomas Washington Thompson (CSA)
(1841 - d.)
Co C, 14th GA Infantry
Thomas was the son of John F. and Mary Thompson. The family is listed in the 1860 Jasper Co. census in Household 276:
276 4 Thompson John T 42 Ga
5 Mary 36
6 Thomas W. 19
Col. Joseph Ford Pelot, CSA
(1824 - 1876)
Confederate veteran. Capt. 3rd Company, Chatham County Battalion; Colonel 1st Georgia Regiment.
Col. Robert Harris Jones (CSA)
(1828 - 1897)
Jones, Robert Harris. Born Sept. 22, 1828, Elbert Co., GA. Methodist minister, tanner, and carriage manufacturer in AL, Hart Co., GA, and Cartersville, GA, prewar. MD. Lucinda E. Cotton. Raises the "Fi...
Pvt. Augustus Y. Blackmon (CSA)
(c.1831 - d.)
Augustus Blackmon served in Company A, 2nd Regiment, Georgia Cavalry (State Guards) in the Confederate army during the American Civil War.
George P. Harrison, Jr. (CSA), Brig. General (Acting)
(1841 - 1922)
George Paul Harrison, Jr. (March 19, 1841 - July 17, 1922) was a U.S. Representative from Alabama.
Born at "Monteith Plantation," near Savannah, Georgia, George Paul Harrison, Jr., attended Eff...
Sgt. Leander Jackson Berrong (CSA)
(1844 - 1927)
Enlisted in Company D, Georgia 24th Infantry Regiment on 24 Aug 1861.
Pvt. Henry Newton Berrong (CSA)
(1834 - 1900)
Enlisted in Company C, Georgia 16th Cavalry Battalion.
Lieut. John Pinkney Berrong (CSA)
(1842 - 1922)
Enlisted in Company D, Georgia 24th Infantry Regiment on 24 Aug 1861. Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant on 10 Aug 1862.
Nonanous Gordon Quinn
(1847 - 1917)
Confederate Veteran
Private Company G 2nd Georgia Infantry Reserves
John Thomas Hart MP
(1832 - 1862)
"Pvt (CSA)"
Served in Civil War. Enlisted 11 Jun 1861 in Co. B of Nineteenth Georgia Infantry. Died in Richmond after amputation of his arm.
Was a teacher prior to war.
Birth: 1833 Georgia, USA Death: ...
John Jefferson Barrett (CSA)
(1832 - 1924)
John J. Barrett United States Civil War and Later Pension Index Name John J. Barrett Military Company K Military Regiment 2 State Georgia Military Unit Infantry Event Date 17 Jun 1924 Affiliate Nam...
William Green Mulkey
(1845 - 1910)
William Green Mulkey was born in Georgia in 1845, the son of Felix Green Mulkey and Hettie Millen. In November of 1861, at the age of 16, he ran away to enlist as a private in Company H, 7th Georgia Re...
Dr. John T. McFarland
(1836 - 1888)
He was appointed assistant surgeon of the Confederate Georgia Infantry and Sharpshooters.
Captain Nicholas Bayard Clinch (CSA)
(1832 - 1888)
Profile photo: Clinch family vault at Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia
Captain Nicholas Bayard Clinch (1832 to 15 March 1888) was a commander in the army of Confederate States of America d...
Robert Houstoun Anderson, Sr., Brig. Gen., CSA
(1835 - 1888)
Robert Houston Anderson (October 1, 1835 – February 8, 1888) was a cavalry and artillery officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War.
Early life and career
Born ...
George Anderson Mercer, Sr., Lt (CSA)
(1835 - 1907)
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A new take on building CIO community
We're always trying to consider what's on the minds of CIOs today. We write tips and news articles about it. We interview CIOs and profile them. But much of that commentary happens in a controlled environment and one-on-one with a writer or editor.
The SearchCIO360 dinner event changed all that. New to TechTarget, this event brought together 15 CIOs from the Boston area and beyond. They met late last month at a local restaurant near our offices in Newton, Mass.
During dinner we had CIOs from large corporations in spirited debate with CIOs from midsize corporations about such subjects as business-technology convergence, cloud computing, IT consumerization and the future of the CIO as a career. One CIO from a midsize business defended his company's BYOD policy, while the CIO of a large, multinational financial company said, "I love the iPad, but I can't allow it in my company because I can't secure it."
Most importantly, this event was an opportunity for CIOs from companies of different sizes and from diverse industries to meet and share contact information, which they all did.
Look for more SearchCIO360 events next year in your area. These events are for you, the senior IT executive, so if you want to be part of a new and growing senior IT professional community, we encourage you to join in.
Sustainability initiatives driving innovation
You got an extra hour this week, so why does it seem like you're still crushed by the weight of your to-do list? We're here to help. We've got an executive summary of the blogosphere's greatest hits, including an optimistic piece on decision making, an update from the National Institutes of Science and Technology (NIST) on cloud computing, and a report on sustainability initiatives in technology.
IT often takes the blame for eating up tons of energy, but technology also is supporting sustainability initiatives at every turn. Lauren Drell details four ways that tech improves recycling rates for organizations, as well as for consumers.
Do you remember the early, heady days of the Web, when people fretted about dead links and teenagers who were considered addicted because they spent hours surfing on the Web? Check out this list of the pros and cons of the Internet, circa 1996, featuring AltaVista and Yahoo. So quaint!
Sure, everyone who has ever had to reboot a server at 4 a.m. is no stranger to the F-bomb. Scott Hanselman asks whether profanity at IT conferences has become an accepted tradition — and more importantly, how does it affect your credibility and reputation?
Are you afraid of making bad decisions? Elizabeth Harrin claims that there's no such thing as bad decisions. They're either good decisions or lessons for the future. Sure, that lesson might get you fired, but think of how much you learned.
In the wake of NIST's new cloud computing update, Jon Stokes argues that NIST really doesn't seem to grok what cloud computing is and should scrap the cloud entirely.
Women might be a clear minority in IT and in management in general, but they are leading the way in clean technology. Anna Brones writes about five women who are influencing sustainability initiatives in technology.
Google arguably is sitting pretty, but it's only a matter of time before the mighty fall. Dan Kaplan details the many reasons why Google's glory days are numbered.
As CIOs make inroads in supporting green IT practices, Zoe Fox lists five ways tech companies are leading the way in sustainability initiatives.
Are you in danger of losing your Gen Xers?
We have been exploring how CIOs need to approach millennials in the workplace — especially how members of that generation interact with technology. Indeed, millennials get the credit for cutting their teeth on the Internet, despite the fact that many of the Web's revolutionary aspects were created by Generation X techies. The guys behind Google? That's the MTV generation, right there.
With all of this attention on Generation Y, the generation before it is getting overlooked. According to the Deloitte Talent Edge 2020 survey, released earlier this year, Gen Xers are by far the most likely to be dissatisfied with their current employment situation, and only 28% of survey respondents planned to stay with their current employers. That's a potential talent exodus that CIOs can't afford to ignore.
While Generation X has been branded as slackers, more than 40% of Gen Xers work more than 50 hours per week, a stark contrast to the feelings of the workforce under the age of 30. What's driving that career angst?
Given that the very same Deloitte survey cites "promotion/job advancement" as a primary retention incentive for 64% of Generation X respondents, could it be that they are frustrated by the so-called grey ceiling? Many baby boomers are putting off their retirement, perhaps in part due to anemic retirement funds hit hard by the double dip recession. Whether CIOs intend for them to believe that or not, Gen Xers may have determined that the only way up is out.
"Gen Xers don't expect anything; they don't expect loyalty, they don't expect special treatment. They expect to be given a deliverable and be told what to do and to get things done — and if their services are no longer needed, they'll move on. It's very Lone Ranger, silver-bullet kind of thing." said Jessie Newburn, president of Stellium Communications.
So what's the answer? Make sure that in your careful attention to the millennials, you haven't neglected the silent generation. Give your 30- to 45-year-old workers proof that there are opportunities for advancement within your organization — and then make sure to follow through on your promises.
PCI DSS compliance may be the answer to more than credit card privacy
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard — PCI DSS — has been around for a few years and has seemingly done a good job of keeping credit card data safe.
No, it's not a binding regulation, and there's not a lot of official enforcement. But PCI DSS compliance has worked well for those who adhere to it — so much so that some PCI experts are calling for PCI to be used in other areas of risk management. After all, data privacy is data privacy, right?
That was the contention of some who congregated at the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) European Community Meeting in London recently, according to SearchSecurity.co.uk.
SearchCompliance.com contributor Kevin Beaver, of Principle Logic LCC, a noted expert in PCI DSS compliance, thinks this is a good idea.
"Many organizations would benefit from implementing PCI-type controls across other areas of the enterprise," Beaver wrote in an email. "One of the things I see people struggling with is where to start with managing enterprise information risks. In particular, people get caught up in NIST for this, HIPAA for that and ISO/IEC for everything else. This approach can create unnecessary complexity which, as we're all learning, is the enemy of security. In the end, all of these regulations, standards and frameworks address the same fundamental issues. It's merely a matter of deciding on what's best for your systems in the context of your business. The important thing is to not let apathy set in — just do something."
I agree. There are plenty of areas where a bottom-up approach to data privacy is needed, and if PCI DSS compliance works and is widely accepted, you should do it. But remember, you are not necessarily secure just by being compliant with some standard framework. However, if you practice good security, with up-to-date hardware, software and policies, you likely will be in compliance with some standard. Find one that works for you.
How to be a strategic leader in the IT industry
What happened in the IT world last week? Here's the scoop on what you might have missed, including how IBM set an example for strategic leadership, Hewlett-Packard Co.'s recent decision and cloud computing.
IBM made history by selecting its first female CEO, Ginni Rometty. But Jena McGregor believes the way she was selected is what makes IBM a strategic leader in the IT industry.
Meg Whitman recently took over as CEO at HP, and with that, HP has decided to stay in the PC business after considering "strategic alternatives." She released a statement explaining that "keeping the Personal Systems Group within HP is right for customers and partners, right for shareholders, and right for employees."
Dropbox formally announced Dropbox for Teams for enterprises, but is it ready to compete with Box.net?
Tony Fadell, the former leader of the development of the iPod and iPhone, has a new project. Are you imagining the possibilities right now? He's remade the thermostat. Seriously.
Where does the future of cloud computing lie? According to Jeff Belk, the cloud is going to need some help, and its future is in our hands.
Steve Jobs was one of the most strategic leaders and innovators in tech history, but how are the sales of his new biography? As you could have guessed, it's already topped the charts and doesn't seem to be going anywhere.
Generation Y and technology: Till death do us part
They're here. No, I'm not talking about ghosts. I'm talking about the new generation. Generation Y, a group also known as millennials, is entering the workforce and baffling employers and co-workers. It's important to examine the topic of Generation Y and technology, considering that a study by the Pew Research Center found that 24% of millennials believe using technology is the factor that makes their generation unique, compared with the 12% of Generation X (the age group preceding Generation Y) who believe this.
According to a Bomgar Corp. survey, more than 80% of IT managers view Generation Y as different or very different from previous generations with regard to its technology expectations. What are these expectations? Bomgar found that 59% of Generation Y individuals feel that an acceptable wait time for IT support is 10 minutes or less. If you're worried about Generation Y's unrealistic IT expectations, however, rest easy with this finding: Of that age group, 74% gave their IT department a six or seven on a scale of one to seven, even with the gap between expectation and reality.
The Bomgar survey also found that 61% of Generation Y individuals first use resources other than company support for dealing with technology problems. Fifty-eight percent prefer chat or text messaging for their IT support communications, rather than the telephone.
Another link between Generation Y and technology is mobility. Generational dynamics expert Jessie Newburn says that if you ask Generation Y what productivity tool they could never do without, the answer you'll get is smartphones. The answer from Generation X is computers. "They [Generation Y] see their prime ability to be productive and effective and communicative is in the realm of smartphones and things that move with them," she says. This need for mobility will no doubt affect how technology tools are managed within the workplace.
Here's an interesting tidbit from the Pew Research study: 83% of Generation Y individuals sleep with their cell phone on or right next to their bed. This statistic surprised me for a second — until I realized I'm part of that 83%.
Apple's Siri speaks to iPhone users, but what is the message?
Full disclosure: I've been an iPhone user since 2008 and I just bought my second iPad. So, I'm not bashing Apple products, and I'm not bashing iPhone users or users of Apple products in general.
However, as Bill Murray once said in Stripes, something is seriously wrong here. The new iPhone 4S and its Siri voice recognition software are getting very favorable reviews, and everyone I have talked to about Siri has nothing but good things to say about it. So, why do I dare to blaspheme?
It's not the technology, it's the message. As I've noted before, Apple has an irresistible power over its users. So, when in the new 4S TV commercials Apple shows several morons learning how to accomplish daily tasks by using Siri, I get a little worried. The message is, you can solve everything by asking Siri. My question is, why would you want to?
If I didn't know better, I would say Apple is taking a subtle swipe at the intelligence of its customers and iPhone users. It's a practice Microsoft created about a decade ago: We can give over our lives to software, which theoretically frees our minds to do more complex tasks. It could be a step toward the next phase of human evolution, or it could be the next step in the dumbing down of Internet users. But it's not. It's just a tool; and like any tool, it has its uses and its limits.
One final thought for companies that are thinking about a bring-your-own-device policy: If too many iPhone users start talking into their phones to accomplish their daily tasks, it's going to send some people over the edge — like me.
Why you need to care about trends in cloud computing
Every week, we scour the Web and give you a rundown of the week's best and brightest blog posts. This week we're serving up some analysis about DevOps in networking, the brain's preference in user interfaces, and the latest and greatest trends in cloud computing. Sit back and pick your pleasure.
Oracle has completed its sixth acquisition of 2011, purchasing cloud-based customer service provider RightNow Technologies for its motley crew of cloud services. We'll see whether Amazon.com starts shaking in its boots, but it seems doubtful that this acquisition will affect trends in cloud computing.
If networks start to look like the cloud, does networking need its own DevOps movement? Stacey Higginbottom thinks so.
Something to consider for your next user-integration project: Computer voices are mostly female because our brains are wired to like them better. Unless, of course, it's Morgan Freeman's voice; then, all bets are off.
We're all sick of those reports about the sky falling, but in this case, the sky is indeed falling. A German satellite has made an "uncontrolled re-entry," crashing somewhere in Southeast Asia.
It's been 10 years since Apple introduced the world to the iPod. The event was a new high-water mark for the company as it moved from being a boutique brand to a major player in the tech arena. IPods used to max out at 10 GB. They grow up so fast!
IT leaders should focus on simplicity, calculated risks and trends like cloud computing and desktop virtualization, advised analysts at last week's Gartner Symposium/ITxpo.
Worried that the PC is dead? Rumors of its death seem to be greatly exaggerated. Even in a floundering economy, Intel's quarterly results are better than those from Apple, which missed its Q4 earnings estimates.
Another major birthday: Ubuntu turned 7 this week. Mark Shuttleworth points out that the use of Ubuntu is one of the biggest trends in cloud computing.
Gartner Symposium/ITxpo urges creative destruction
Creative destruction. I've heard that term a lot this year, although it's hardly a new concept. From what's happening with the Occupy Wall Street madness to the pressure to innovate in the IT space. I always have a fanciful moment where I envision a CIO swinging a sledgehammer in the server room or maybe one of those Wile E. Coyote TNT push levers that blow everything sky high. If only it were that simple.
This week, SearchCIO-Midmarket.com writers Linda Tucci and Christina Torode are reporting from the annual Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando, Fla. Gartner's top analysts are pushing creative destruction and urging IT leaders to "re-imagine IT." CIOs need to take a step back and embrace a little imperfection, urges Gartner analysts. That's easier said than done. Let's face it: CIOs tend to be incredibly detail-oriented and precise. That's part of what makes you so good at what you do. But creative destruction really embodies the notion that sometimes things get a little messy. And that's OK.
"Most IT organizations have 70% or more of their time, money and mind share locked into reliability, keeping things going," said Tina Nunno, vice president and distinguished analyst. "Yet demands for game-changing IT capabilities are growing every year. IT leaders must transform their businesses, products, services and value proposition to the external customer, and challenge traditional ways of thinking."
Our editorial director, Scot Petersen, blogged about IT innovation and creative disruption this past March. In the post, he quoted Bryan Smith, CIO of Volvo Construction Equipment North America:
"I think of the process that either individuals or businesses go through of purposefully making the decision to do something in a different way, even though it might be disrupting a comfortable way of doing things," Smith said. "Creative disruption is necessary, because it becomes so easy to say, well, we've always done it this way."
Again, it comes back to serving the business and being a profitable business center. Gartner is pushing "people-centric design" to assist and enhance user experiences.
It's difficult to really quantify those kinds of enhancements, though, so the other side of the innovation is also in figuring out a way to really show your CEO what a great job you're doing. Remember how IT is perceived as being the TSA of the company? Perception is key.
So tell me, how are you putting your own spin on creative destruction? Have you been inspired by this Gartner Symposium/ITxpo call to action? Who has led by example in tearing down old systems while making the users stand up and cheer? The comments are hanging on your every word.
GARP Assessment takes records management to the next step
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Here at the ARMA International 56th Annual Conference and Expo, records information managers cringe a little when their Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles (GARP) get mentioned with the words "The World According to…" in the same sentence.
The reference to John Irving's masterpiece novel is a bit tired, true, but more and more, GARP's tenets are really becoming a worldwide practice.
GARP is practiced in about 15% of companies, according to Gartner vice president and distinguished analyst Debra Logan, who spoke here on GARP this week. That's small compared with GARP's cousin, GAAP — the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles — upon which GARP is based, according to Diane Carlisle, deputy executive director and senior director of content development at ARMA International. But GARP use is growing.
This week ARMA took GARP a step further by announcing the GARP Assessment, a set of tools that will enable companies to measure themselves against GARP. It should go a long way to spread GARP around the world, just in time for the onslaught of data that companies are now dealing with.


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Dance diva Lady Gaga keeps churning out the singles, her latest being BAD ROMANCE -- the first track from her new album called The Fame: Monster, which is actually a reissue of her debut record titled simply The Fame. The song is a catalogue of all the things Gaga wants in a guy. Though a lot of girls might include traits like sweet, thoughtful, and smart in their romance wish-lists, Gaga's contains characteristics such as "psycho" and "criminal:" "I want your drama…I want your revenge…I want your horror…'Cause I'm a freak bitch, baby!" The end result is a serially troubling tune from this young artist who seems to almost revel in bad relationships rather than shun them.
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Reminiscent of Madonna's singular talent for reinventing herself, Lady Gaga has a way of tweaking her singles so that each has its own appeal. In Bad Romance, the hook is her deep-toned chant-singing that sounds a lot like seventies-era British superstar Siouxsie Sioux. The vocal approach is accompanied by a heavy synth-line that you can easily envision echoing through the clubs, where this song is sure to receive plenty of spins.
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This DVD was very cool. But that's the thing. It was only cool. I didn't like the material really. It's fairly practical but not as mentalismy as I thought it would be. Keep that in mind5 of 5 magicians found this helpful.
I really want to stress that this isn't as mental as you might think. Some effects are pretty standard, some are basic, some are hard, some look bad. It seems like they were made with MAGIC in mind. The whole magic moves idea comes in. There isn't much that's completely clean looking which took away from the expererience.
I don't recommend this if you are planning to learn straight mentalism
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 7th, 2006
This is a collection of easy-to-do (with practice) effects that are guaranteed to hit hard for anyone. The reason I gave it a 4 is because of the need of materials and setup.4 of 4 magicians found this helpful.
There are very few tricks that don't require either preparation in advance, or some kind of materials (i.e. pay envelopes, gaffed cards, a blank deck, business cards, bells, a hole punch, a hankercheif and a spoon, and several other items that should be no problem (deck of cards, Sharpie, etc.) There is at least one impromptu effect that I can think of right now, but for the most part, setup is necessary.
Granted, some of the setups are "one-time" setups and can be re-used, but I was hoping for more stuff I could do without having to carry around, for example, an already prepared packet of cards marked with sharpie X's on them, everywhere I go. Don't get me wrong, this stuff is very usable, but Jay refers to "going to his 'case' which he says he usually has with him, to switch out envelopes and things.
Overall, a good variety of very easy to do material, combined with some of the best teaching and entertaining presentations ever, I recommend it to anyone interested in adding some powerful mentalism to their repertoire. I don't recommend it to those looking for impromptu or street magic, but for intimate close-up venues, this is great for magicians of any skill level.
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I just loved the Dvd.Here is the review on each trick:1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
Graffiti:Really cool idea,but in my opinion a little bit obvious.4/5 stars
Homocide:Great ide.Great method.5/5 stars
Laying on of Hands:The trick wasn't that bad,but it was too long.4/5 stars
Mute:The worst trick in the whole Dvd.Didn't like it at all.2/5 stars
Simply Divine:Really great idea on the classic ACAAN trick.5/5 stars
Resistance is Futile:Great trick,with a simple gimmick.5/5 stars
Casualties of war:Not examinable.And you need to destroy your cards.Too gimicky for me.Meh.3/5 stars
Divided Attention:Great trtick!One of the best pieces of mentalism on this DVD.5/5 stars.
Fade Away:Great variation on an old trick.5/5 stars.
Black Market:Now this one I didn't really liked it.Really not too strong.3.5/5 stars.
Mercurial Prediction:What?He just revealed Paperclipped.This is the best purchase ever.6/5 stars:)
Symbolic:Really liked this one.5/5 stars.
Shufflecutdeal:A really really cool piece of mentalism.5/5 stars.
Formal Affair:Out to lunch with no special gimmicks for the spoon.5/5 stars.
Confession:I was quite impressed of how strong it is,but is hard to perform it in real life.4/5 stars.
Reinactment:Incredible card to box.5/5 stars.
Vital Statistics:It's just cool.5/5 stars.
Memory Lapse:What could be more powerful than making a spectator forget something?5/5 stars
Greed:Really fun to perform:5/5 stars.
Hide,Keep&Give Away:Impossible prediction with a simple method.5/5 stars.
Serial Killer:I don't see this onne so good.4/5 stars.
Locked room mystery:Really?Mentalism over the phone?That,s amazing!5/5 stars.
Total:5/5 stars of course:)Buy it,you will get some really cool piece of mentalism.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on January 7th, 2006
This is my 6th and most favorite magic DVD. There are some challenging but extremely powerful effects and some simple effects. One of these tricks is sold separately on its own DVD. I love the extremely direct mentalism. The only downside is that a few of the tricks use the exact same move with a different theme.1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 2nd, 2010
This is one of Sankey's best dvds, hands-down. The DVD itself has excellent production value. Awesome visual cut-scenes, great music, and I love the atmosphere of the places he explains the material. The material itself is killer stuff. Well-thought out, it is some of the best material sankey has put on DVD. Also with so many effects explained it is easy to find at least a few things that will be to your liking. My personal favorite is Mute. Get this and you won't be disappointed.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 2nd, 2010
This DVD is probably one of Jay Sankeys most awesome DVDs.
Because there are so many effects in the DVD for that price that you can't go wrong.
There are many varieties of effects that are outstainding. You could literally create a whole show or routine with these effects he supplies with you on the DVD.
For only 30$ I would definately pick it up YOU CAN NOT GO WRONG.
Once again great Jay Sankey
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 2nd, 2010
This is one of the best DVD's I acquired as a young magician. It helped me transition into "mental magic" and from there into mentalism. The technique taught in mercurial prediction is worth its weight in gold. I still use this technique as a mentalist. For those of you wondering what it is, it's basically Sankey's amazing and well-known, "Paperclipped." This effect alone is worth more than the price of the DVD. It's almost priceless. If you learned one "move" this year, it should be the mercurial prediction.
Beyond that amazing effect the DVD is packed with great stuff. Some of it requires a set up or prop that needs to be carried in a brief case, but a good amount is ready to go into anybody's show immediately! Pick it up now.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 27th, 2006
This DVD included many great effects. The only one that disappointed me was Locked Room Mystery. It is a powerful effect as long as the "victim" follows the "psychic's" instructions completely. Otherwise, the trick is ruined. Jay Sankey is an amazing teacher and the effects are quite simple to learn and master. I say they are simple, but they are at the same time extremely powerful. Many of the effects are impromptu, which allows maximum reactions from the audience. Don't be a fool... Add To Cart.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 19th, 2006
What a great piece of mentalism! Even if some of the sleights are repeated, he at elast tells you and lets you know how a new idea is applied! Bravo! Keep it up Sankey.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 23rd, 2005
This was my first Sankey DVD, and I loved it to bits every thing on it. I have used at least once or over and over a again buy it NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
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text: Tiger Woods, David Feherty's Soiled Underpants, And YouDashiell Bennett8/05/09 12:30pmFiled to: PgaTiger WoodsTiger Woods fartsDavid FehertyGolf15EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The PGA gas scandal has taught us a lot about ourselves and about humanity in general, but there is one deeper unexplored question: Why is this the first we're learning about Tiger Woods' obsession with farts? Since publishing this shocking exposé, reports have been flooding in about Woods, David Feherty and their mutual love of poopy humor. Apparently, it's well known in the inner circles of the golf world that these two jokesters love their beefeaters. It's the bond that has sealed their friendship. But how they have managed to hide it from the public until now? A tipster writes: Someone I know worked in the golf industry for many years, and when I sent him the story he replied with this:"I must admit that as soon as I read about the fartgate, I suspected Feherty would be up to his ass in it somehow. I knew they joked about farts (Feherty is fascinated by all bodily functions, it seems, but gas especially), and has written about Tiger's farting ability. Seems he may be world-class in that, as well."So there you have it. The sordid underbelly of golf farts.Randy Youngman of the Orange County Register concurs: Advertisement Advertisement A few years ago, I interviewed Feherty before the Toshiba Classic at Newport Beach Country Club, and he confessed that he, Woods and Tiger's caddie, Steve Williams, sometimes have off-camera farting contests during tournamentsThe man has 14 majors. We know about his wife, his kids, his dad, his dogs, his favorite foods, what kind of putter he used when he was six, why he always wears red on Sunday, and his favorite toppings on tacos. But only now are we learning that he is also the owner of the Green Windbreaker?David Feherty has done his best to compete with the living legend, but like so many golfers have done before when facing Tiger head-to-head, he's crumbled under the pressure. If fact, there was apparently one particular back nine collapse worthy of Greg Norman at Augusta: Sponsored Seconds before Feherty was about to interview Woods after a round, the broadcaster thought he would be funny and – and, uh, his strategy backfired."I (soiled) myself," Feherty said.And then the camera lights came on.Shit, man, that sucks. Advertisement Breaking wind with Tiger Woods [OC Register]Reply15 repliesLeave a reply


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Mothers Day Ideas party Ideas, Theme Party, Party Decoration, Party Foods, Party Music Ideas :-
Plan for a surprise party for your mother by inviting close relatives and friends. An improper invitation can spoil the craze of the party. A list of all the invitees colorfully written or printed on an invitation card or letter can do wonders in laying the emphasis to the celebration of such an important occasion. In case, you do not have enough time to make preparations for the party, simply call the people to be invited. Make it sure they keep it a secret.
Mothers Day Ideas | Party Decoration Ideas :-
While planning for the party, decoration plays a very important role. Decoration should always be according to the taste of the person for whom the party is hosted. Decorate the venue, be it a home or any other place with flowers of your mother's choice. It the party is at home, then change the look of the party hall by putting some beautiful family photos. Display a banner saying, "We Love You Mom", or "Happy Mothers Day". House can also be decorated with other things of decoration.
Mother's Day Ideas | Theme Party Ideas :-
A theme party always add fun and excitement to any party. Plan for a theme party on Mothers Day. The theme should be suitable to all age groups. It can be a color code or a dress code of 60s.
Mother's Day Ideas | Party Food Ideas :-
Food is the most important part of the party. Menu should be of your mom's and other relatives choice. A special mother's day cake is a must on the party food list. Two to three variety of drinks should be made available. If possible prepare food at home or get it arranged from a good restaurant.
Mothers Day Ideas | Party Music Ideas :-
Music is an energy booster of any party. There can be songs in praise of mothers. There should be a good light music played all time when the party is going on and a little loud music should be played when everybody is in a mood to dance.