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Same-sex marriage throughout Europe in 10 years?Filed by Ed Team | February 28, 2010 | 7:30 AM |
"I never thought that Ireland would introduce legislation on this [gay marriage] for the reasons others have cited about religion, but it is happening. So I am optimistic. I think in the next 10 years we will see it across...Read More
NOM's Maggie Gallagher Supports & Admires Killing GaysFiled by Waymon Hudson | February 26, 2010 | 3:00 PM |
We all know Maggie Gallagher makes her living off of peddling anti-LGBT hate with the National Organization for Marriage. She claims she's just "saving marriage from the evil gays" and that she doesn't hate us. Sure she claims that we...Read More
Quiet? Yes. Dignity? No.Filed by Terrance Heath | February 25, 2010 | 12:00 PM |
OK. I wasn't going to say anything else about the John Edwards mess. It's gotten sordid past the point of rubbernecking, even. I just want to look away. But after reading this piece about the "quiet dignity of Rielle Hunter,"...Read More
Is this change you can believe in?Filed by Ed Team | February 25, 2010 | 7:00 AM |
"I don't know what more I can say, other than that I realize I was wrong. You may not embrace me, you may not vote for me, but I would only hope that you would at least accept the fact...Read More
IN marriage amendment dies in committeeFiled by Bil Browning | February 24, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
Now that the Indiana legislature is wrapping up their business for the year, Indiana Equality is claiming victory in this years' marriage amendment skirmish. From an e-blast: Senate Joint Resolution 13, the Marriage Discrimination Amendment, has died in the Indiana...Read More
Ads that don't work: French smoking ad and the Tim Tebow anti-choice ad revisitedFiled by Alex Blaze | February 24, 2010 | 6:00 PM |
Just because an ad says something doesn't mean that it's message is going to get through. Take this French ad that's supposed to be anti-smoking, even though all I see at first glance is a hot guy getting some action,...Read More
It's Not God Saying Gays Should Be Put to Death, It's YOUFiled by Waymon Hudson | February 24, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
Alright. Let's get one thing straight, fundie homophobes- you don't get a pass when you "quote" the Leviticus Bible verse saying: If man lies with a man as he would lie with a woman, both of them have committed an...Read More
Maryland Attorney General Recognizes Same-Sex MarriageFiled by Keri Renault | February 24, 2010 | 2:00 PM |
Attorney General Doug Gansler has released a long-awaited opinion in favor of recognizing out-of-state, same-sex marriages in Maryland. Senator Rich Madeleno (D-Montgomery) requested the Attorney General's opinion in May of 2009. The opinion concludes the State of Maryland may recognize...Read More
In CPAC's Conservative Circus, Are Gays The High-Wire Act?Filed by David Badash | February 24, 2010 | 11:00 AM |
Last week was the perfect storm of Conservative carnival cacophony. "Ladies and Gentlemen, Children of All Ages...." should have been the rallying cry, starting on Valentine's Day, when homophobe Tucker Carlson did a spot with Clayton Morris of "Fox And...Read More
Same old, same oldFiled by Ed Team | February 24, 2010 | 7:30 AM |
"It's the same old song. Some people don't have enough to do creating jobs and moving this economy forward, so they think up divisive things." -- Indiana State Speaker of the House Pat Bauer in late January when asked by...Read More
Get hitched or get ditched!Filed by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore | February 23, 2010 | 4:30 PM |
The Skinny in Edinburgh asked me to write a short piece on marriage (no, my dear, you're not the only one), and here's how it starts: My mother, a straight white woman in her early sixties, recently moved to a...Read More
Bilerico WIN: LA Stonewall Democratic Club Bob Craig Media AwardFiled by Bil Browning | February 22, 2010 | 6:00 PM |
The Los Angeles Stonewall Democratic Club has announced the Stoney Award winners and I'm humbled to join fellow honorees Congressman Jared Polis and longtime activist Cleve Jones as one of this year's honorees. John Cleary, the club's President, writes: The...Read More
Fighting against same-sex marriage just isn't the ticket to popularity it once wasFiled by Alex Blaze | February 22, 2010 | 5:00 PM |
It's not surprising that marriage ranked lower than it normally does at this year's CPAC straw poll. It's been banned in the constitutions of a majority of states and there aren't any ballot initiatives on it coming up, while the...Read More
Covering the Prop. 8 Trial: Can the Gay Press Maintain Objectivity (and Should It)Filed by Karen Ocamb | February 21, 2010 | 2:30 PM |
Next Thursday - Feb. 25 - I am going to be on a Los Angeles Press Club panel with Andrew Harmon, senior editor for The Advocate, and my legally married friend, Ted Johnson, managing editor of Variety and blogger at...Read More
What If...Filed by Antonia D'orsay | February 20, 2010 | 3:00 PM |
What if one day you went into work and your name on everything there is different, your sex on all your records was changed, and you discovered that although you had just gone to the trouble to get everything fixed, you find out that your employer had just gone ahead and changed all of that for you since they didn't agree with the way you went and did it?Read More
Why DADT repeal gets more attention than ENDAFiled by Alex Blaze | February 18, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
Adam Bink posed some interesting questions yesterday about how DADT is taking attention away from ENDA, whether that's fair, and what it means for the LGBT movement. In 2009, Congress kept on kicking ENDA further and further down; now it's...Read More
Catholic Charities pull out of DC because of same-sex marriageFiled by Alex Blaze | February 18, 2010 | 2:00 PM |
It doesn't count as an empty threat if they pull the trigger: The Catholic Archdiocese of Washington has ended its 80-year-old foster-care program in the District rather than license same-sex couples, the first fallout from a bitter debate over the...Read More
The question of issue prioritizationFiled by Adam Bink | February 17, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
I like to have a lot of discussions around political strategy with friends, both politically-oriented folks as well as more detached friends. I was e-mailing with one fairly politically-oriented friend of mine back and forth through the day yesterday about...Read More
Civil unions can be about choiceFiled by Alex Blaze | February 17, 2010 | 2:00 PM |
An Austrian straight couple wants to get a civil union, which just started in that country in January: A heterosexual couple in Austria is fighting for the right to enter into a registered civil partnership - introduced for homosexual couples...Read More
Rep. Nancy 'Anal Sex in Schools' Elliott: Liar, Liar...Filed by Waymon Hudson | February 17, 2010 | 10:30 AM |
New Hampshire Representative Nancy Elliott became youtube/Sally Kern famous last week when she gave a detailed rant on gay male sex and made the ridiculous claim that a fifth grade class had been instructed to draw two men having anal...Read More
Ban loveless marriage?Filed by Alex Blaze | February 16, 2010 | 6:00 PM |
This Onion report comes a little too late - the right already proved that it can't be satired here because they actually believe that loveless marriage should be illegal. It's still funny, though....Read More
LA Gay & Lesbian Center and NGLTF lead misguided action about Social SecurityFiled by Nancy Polikoff | February 16, 2010 | 12:00 PM |
The LA Center and the Task Force are mobilizing the gay community to "Rock for Equality." The equality in this instance is access to Social Security spousal and survivors benefits available to heterosexual married couples. But there's an enormous problem...Read More
What does Evan Bayh's retirement mean for LGBT rights?Filed by Jerame Davis | February 15, 2010 | 2:00 PM |
[UPDATE: I made a few edits for clarity and added the statement made by Senator Bayh today in Indianapolis. Statement is after the jump.] Evan Bayh, proving he's a bigger douchebag than anyone expected, will announce today that he is...Read More
Down and Dirty with Bil BrowningFiled by Peter Monn and Alex Paredes | February 14, 2010 | 5:00 PM |
Running a social blog and discovering who the local celebrities are is interesting because what you find is that power is not necessarily confined by social status, wealth or interest, but sometimes by who is controlling what news reaches us,...Read More
Freedom to Marry Week: Bringing It HomeFiled by Guest Blogger | February 14, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
Editors' Note: Guest blogger Marc Solomon is the marriage director of Equality California, where he focuses on overturning Prop 8 and restore the freedom to marry in the state. Before joining EQCA, Marc led the successful fight to protect marriage...Read More
Friendship in the Time of LoveFiled by Yasmin Nair | February 14, 2010 | 10:00 AM |
I posted this two years ago, and thought it would be appropriate to repost this year. You can see the older post and comments here. Or you can just read it below. We know by now that Valentine's Day, like...Read More
Rick Santorum's Paula Abdul phaseFiled by Ed Team | February 14, 2010 | 7:30 AM |
"California's voters have spoken. The only point of Walker's rigged trial is to convince appellate courts that voters who passed Proposition 8 are intolerant bigots. But an honest look at the behavior of both sides over the past year tells...Read More
Greetings from Maryland: Pushing Snow & EqualityFiled by Keri Renault | February 12, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
Two record setting sieges are over. Another delayed. So how come the forecast is bright? Maryland may have had its fill of snow, but its LGBT advocates can't wait to push an aggressive equality agenda to the General Assembly in...Read More
Freedom to Marry Day 2010Filed by Davina Kotulski | February 12, 2010 | 2:30 PM |
On 12, 2001 I went down to the San Francisco City Hall and asked for a marriage license with my then bride, Molly McKay. Not surprisingly, we were turned away. We continued to go ever year to San Francisco City...Read More
Lesbian marries a total stranger in protestFiled by Alex Blaze | February 12, 2010 | 7:00 AM |
A Buffalo lesbian marries a stranger in protest of the same-sex marriage ban....Read More
Would the World be Better Off Without Any Trans People?Filed by Guest Blogger | February 11, 2010 | 6:00 PM |
Editors' note: Alice Kalafarski is a law school graduate and transgender activist. She volunteers with Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC), SpeakOUT Boston, and spent a month with Maine's No on One campaign. Of all the places she helps out,...Read More
Gay Men, Straight Wives: Two Women Show Acceptance and LoveFiled by Betty Greene Salwak | February 11, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
Two women have been put in the public spotlight for having married now-famous men who later confessed that they were gay. The spotlight could not have found better examples of gracious acceptance. Jemma Thomas, wife of gay rugby star Gareth...Read More
Send in the clownsFiled by Alex Blaze | February 11, 2010 | 3:00 PM |
Well, we all knew someone was going to say it eventually: "The revelation that Judge Walker apparently chooses to engage in homosexual conduct, if true, would explain much of his bizarre behavior throughout this trial," said [Matt] Barber. "At every...Read More
Simply Be a MomFiled by Sara Whitman | February 10, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
I know. I've been quiet for a while. Part of me had to go lick my wounds for a while. Naked frat boy, horrible Supreme Court ruling. I didn't want to read or think or do anything. So I didn't....Read More
Exclusive Interview: Evan Wolfson of Freedom To MarryFiled by Bil Browning | February 10, 2010 | 12:00 PM |
I had a chance to sit down with Evan Wolfson, Executive Director of Freedom to Marry, and talk to him about why marriage recognition is such a personally important issue for him. Of course, I also had to ask him...Read More
BirthrightFiled by Antonia D'orsay | February 10, 2010 | 11:00 AM |
Let's pause for a moment and look at one thing, though. One thing that reaches outside that, so that people know why it is that I note, casually and consistently, the importance of our recognizing the kinship we have with each other within the LGBT. It starts when we are kids.Read More
Guess who's gay?Filed by Alex Blaze | February 09, 2010 | 5:00 PM |
It turns out that Vaughn Walker, the judge at the Prop 8 trial, is gay. Not that that means that his position is going to be any more biased than all judicial decisions are, but that did just add another...Read More
Traditional marriage: Good enough for King DavidFiled by Bil Browning | February 08, 2010 | 3:00 PM |
Indiana Family Institute policy director Ryan McCann wrote a post on their blog advocating for passage of a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage and civil unions. Correct me if I'm wrong, but does the "traditional marriage supporter" who blames...Read More
Roll Up Your Sleeves, ArizonaFiled by Antonia D'orsay | February 08, 2010 | 10:30 AM |
So it's late in the day today at Creating Change, and I'm pissed off at people from Arizona. Rather intensely so. Here I've encountered a teacher from Coolidge, Alison Davidson from Saga in Tucson, Kim Pearson, who's based out of...Read More
Reviewing the Coakley/Brown Senate RaceFiled by R Conrad | February 07, 2010 | 2:30 PM |
Jim and Bob are fast becoming some my favorite folks in Boston. Over the last year we have become better friends, bonding over the shallow lunacy of contemporary mainstream LGBT politics. Our growing friendship has been mutually sustaining as we...Read More
Children Ask, Children Tell: Iraq war vet struggles to raise sons while closetedFiled by Dana Rudolph | February 06, 2010 | 11:30 AM |
[Author's note: I first published this piece two years ago, when I had the honor of interviewing a lesbian-mom couple, one of whom is an active-duty military officer. Given the recent news about possible progress on a repeal of Don't...Read More
Oliver North says gays are pedophilesFiled by Ed Team | February 06, 2010 | 7:30 AM |
"Now, here's what's next. NAMBLA members, same-sex marriages. Are chaplains in the US military going to be required to perform those kinds of rituals? Do they [pedophiles and homosexuals] get government housing?" --Oliver North on Fox News discussing DADT repeal....Read More
DADT and the Silence / Silencing of Queer Anti-War VoicesFiled by Yasmin Nair | February 05, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
The news of a possible repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell has gay and straight liberals billing and cooing at each other like long lost pigeon lovers. If the words of military top brass are to be believed, they really,...Read More
Want to Create Change? Take a Look in the MirrorFiled by Waymon Hudson | February 05, 2010 | 6:00 PM |
I was having a chat with a friend at the Creating Change Conference where we were catching up, talking about our current projects, and chatting about the community in general. We got into the topic of what we both agreed...Read More
The State of the Movement: Speeches aren't change, change is more than wordsFiled by Bil Browning | February 05, 2010 | 4:00 PM |
NGLTF Executive Director Rea Carey presented the annual State of the Movement address today at the 22nd Creating Change conference in Dallas, Texas. The speech was a real barnburner that brought the crowd to their feet multiple times as Carey...Read More
Why was the repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" excluded from the 2011 budget?Filed by Joe Mirabella | February 05, 2010 | 11:00 AM |
All things cost money, even the implementation of new rules that would repeal the outdated and completely unfair Don't Ask, Don't Tell(DADT) policy that prevents gays and lesbians from servicing openly in the military. One of the President's jobs is...Read More
President Obama: Uganda Kill-the-Gays Bill 'Odious'Filed by David Castillo | February 05, 2010 | 9:30 AM |
While President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton addressed the invite-only ticketed National Prayer Breakfast, Americans gathered in cities around the country to protest the event. The American Prayer Hour was organized to protest the involvement of American politicians and...Read More
Sarah Silverman on marriageFiled by Ed Team | February 05, 2010 | 7:30 AM |
"Not only would I not get married, it actually actively bums me out that anyone who is for equal rights would get married right now. There's nothing different between that and joining a country club that doesn't allow blacks and...Read More
Monogamy: Gender vs. Sexual OrientationFiled by Michele O'Mara | February 04, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
After studying 566 gay male couples over a three year period, Colleen Hoff of San Francisco State University discovered that roughly fifty percent of gay male couples choose to be non-monogamous. Blake Spears and Lanz Lowen are a great example...Read More
Creating Change Day 2: Got Issues? We're Talking About Them Today!Filed by Waymon Hudson | February 04, 2010 | 5:00 PM |
Everybody has an issue near and dear to their heart, but it's not just preaching to the choir at Creating Change. It's also about learning about other issues that are going on in the LGBTQI community. Today in Dallas is...Read More
James O'Keefe's same-sex marriage stuntFiled by Alex Blaze | February 04, 2010 | 1:00 PM |
Surprise surprise, the guy who hated ACORN so much he went and asked them for financial advice and then doctored the video to make them look bad doesn't like gays all that much either. Here's another one of his "busts"...Read More
Go SaintsFiled by Father Tony | February 04, 2010 | 10:30 AM |
Hey FT, I know you will tell me the truth even if I won't like it. Is it possible to be a part-time gay? I read all the gay stuff I can find so that's why I'm here. I'm...Read More
It's economic interdependence, not marriage, that should afford benefits to partner of deceased state trooperFiled by Nancy Polikoff | February 03, 2010 | 7:00 PM |
Missouri highway patrol officer Dennis Engelhard died in the line of duty on Christmas day. His surviving partner of 15 years, Kelly Glossip, is not entitled to a lifetime benefit of $28,000 a year. That benefit is reserved for spouses...Read More
I doubt this is just Republicans...Filed by Alex Blaze | February 03, 2010 | 2:00 PM |
I've been saying for a while on this site that education is either the most or among the most homophobic sectors of the workforce, something that generally gets ignored since people don't really know what to do with it or...Read More
St. Louis officer killed in the line of duty, life long partner left in the coldFiled by Joe Mirabella | February 03, 2010 | 1:00 PM |
The AP reports: Kelly Glossip and Dennis Engelhard shared love, a life together for 15 years and a modest ranch home in Robertsville. But in a state that doesn't recognize gay marriage, the two men didn't have a legal document...Read More
Congress and the public don't see eye-to-eye on ENDAFiled by Alex Blaze | February 02, 2010 | 1:00 PM |
Update: People are providing links to state-level anti-discrimination legislation in the comments. If you know of any, please pass it along. I'd like to see how much there is and make another post out of it, since the numbers are...Read More
Gay, trans, man, and pregnant: Let's talk about cognitive dissonance in the media and the movementFiled by Antonia D'orsay | February 02, 2010 | 11:30 AM |
...for all our effort to show how we are just as normal as anyone else, what we are saying is that we are not different from the het/cis people out there. And, in point of fact, we *are* different. And those differences shouldn't matter. We speak of how coming out is so awesome - how it frees us to be ourselves, how it loosens the shackles of conformity and enables us to truly be ourselves - to be an individual, different from others...Read More
Gist, or the demise of pseudo-privacy onlineFiled by Dustin Kight | February 02, 2010 | 10:30 AM |
When I was fifteen and a budding gay in Small Town, South Carolina, I had an AOL account and a single mother who didn't have the time or the wherewithal to keep up with my Internet doings. (Thank God something...Read More
A Project of LoveFiled by Peter Monn and Alex Paredes | February 02, 2010 | 9:30 AM |
Often we cross paths with someone we never expected to meet who profoundly changes our life. Today was one of those days for me. Recently we had been contacted by the marketing executive for writer Barbara Benjamin Marcus who developed...Read More
Watch the Prop 8 trial onlineFiled by Alex Blaze | February 02, 2010 | 7:00 AM |
You followed the live-blogs, you read the transcripts, now you can watch the Perry trial in the official reenactment! Day 1 is up here, part 2 after the jump....Read More
Moving forward on employment, with or without ENDAFiled by Nan Hunter | February 01, 2010 | 11:30 AM |
One implicit message of President Obama's State of the Union address last week lies in what he did not say. He promised to move ahead with prioritizing a repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell; he did not mention ENDA. While...Read More
Marriage equality takes a hit in Hawaii and IndianaFiled by Bil Browning | February 01, 2010 | 9:30 AM |
The concept of marriage equality has not had it easy in the past few months. Washington DC passed legislation legalizing same-sex marriage and Washington kept their domestic partner registration, but other states haven't fared as well. Maine lost at the...Read More


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A black bear was spotted Tuesday morning in Cherokee County, but most likely it is not the same bear spotted Sunday in Gadsden, one expert says.
A black bear was spotted Tuesday morning in Cherokee County, but most likely it is not the same bear spotted Sunday in Gadsden, one expert says.
Someone saw the bear early Tuesday on Alabama Highway 9 between Centre and Piedmont, Cherokee County Sheriff Jeff Shaver said.
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A black bear was spotted in East Gadsden on Sunday afternoon, and a bear was seen Saturday night on a porch at a house in Southside.
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This recipe has been floating around homes for a long time. You may already know it as 7 Layer Magic Bars. It can be easily tweaked to suit your tastes. I made mine with 8 layers with the addition of some toffee bits. If you don't like an ingredient, just leave it out except maybe the crust because you'll probably need that!
These bars are sublime. They are bursting with a variety of sweet flavours and different textures. I finished them off with a layer of almonds, walnuts and coconut. If you haven't made Magic Bars yet, you are missing out.
Grab what's in your pantry right now and go make a batch. Just keep layering ingredients on top. These bars also freeze well so save some for the holidays!
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Magic Bars
Layers upon layers of sweetness! This decadent treat is filled with butterscotch, chocolate, toffee, coconut and nuts.
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1 300 ml can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 cup butterscotch chips
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup Skor toffee bits
- 1 cup sweetened coconut flakes
- 1/2 cup almonds, chopped
- 1/2 cup walnuts, chopped
- Preheat oven to 350F. Grease a 13×9 inch pan. Add parchment paper to pan leaving some excess to hang over sides. Lightly grease the parchment paper.
- Add butter and graham cracker crumbs to a small bowl and stir to combine. Press graham cracker mixture to the bottom of the pan.
- Pour on sweetened condensed milk over top.
- Top with butterscotch chips, chocolate chips, toffee bits, coconut flakes and nuts.
- Bake for 25 minutes. Let cool in pan before removing to cut into squares.


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It is 7.34am as I am writing this – I'm still on camp time, where you wake up with the sun. (Or at least my kids still are, so I'm up too.)
In a pre-camping post I did nothing to hide the fact that I had some fears relating to how camping with young kids would go. I needn't have worried. Despite a terror of a first night, the rest of the time was relatively smooth sailing.
Here are some things I learnt/ found helpful if you also are about to embark on a first camping with pre-schoolers adventure:
* If you get a chance go with experienced and helpful family or friends. (Grandparents are awesome!)
We went with my Dad (Poppa) and Step Mother (Granny Lynn) and apart from the fact that they had all the mod cons we didn't, they were just so helpful with the kids. They both took turns of walking Isabelle (the normally wonderful sleeper, but who had decided her portacot was evil) to sleep each night in her buggy. Lynn helped with a lot of nappy and clothing changes and Dad was up at the crack of dawn with me every morning making my coffee and getting the kids breakfast.
Not to mention how much they played with the kids, enabling me to have a break.
* Make it as easy for yourself as possible
We did this 3 ways.
1) Took as much help with the kids as offered – as above
2) Camped not too far away from home (about 30-40mins drive), meaning if the weather had turned to custard/ someone got sick we could home in no time.
3) Camped a camping ground with kitchen and washing facilities (and took advantage of Dad and Lynn's camp fridge etc.)
* Like anything new, it will likely take a day or two for the kids to fall into routine.
But be patient it will happen. As mentioned before I had a terror first night, but after that the sleeping got much better.
We had two tables and them for different meals, Noah worked this out pretty quickly and was initially quite perturbed the night we broke with routine and ate fish and chips away from the campsite.
Both kids also seemed to work the bounds of 'our area' around the camp and generally didn't wander too far away – Although, Noah being a bit of a social butterfly kept going over to visit the neighbours. (This worked out well though because the guy worked for a fruit company gave us heaps of juicy nectarines and plums!
eating some of the fruit in the bath (aka dishes bucket)
* Don't expect it to be like when you camped as a teenager/ or before you had kids, (when your biggest stress was putting up the tent and your main goal was to get an awesome tan.)
So you'll be busier, but that's just part of having kids isn't it? Actually, I found camping with kids really fun (stressful at times – especially when trying to get a runaway toddler out of a super hot tent to dress him); but fun for the most part.
It's just so neat to see the whole experience through their eyes. It's also worth remembering that you're helping create memories. I have so many great memories of my childhood camping holidays.
* Make sure you pack some rough clothes for the kids – and if you do have some nice ones make sure you pack the sunlight soap (or equivalent stain remover.)
While I didn't pack the kids best clothes, in retrospect a few more rough ones wouldn't have gone amiss. A few messy icecreams later and I was feeling very pleased that I'd packed my trusty sunlight soap.
I'm sure there are many other tips which haven't occurred to me (and please share yours here too), but for now – I will leave you with the many faces of Noah…


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There's nothing more annoying than people putting up stuff for sale here on the forum and saying "open to offers". Because, really, you're not. You have an idea of how much you want for your bike, parts, accessories, etc., or at least the minimum amount you're prepared to accept. Putting stuff up for "offers" just gets peoples back up, and causes friction when an offer is way below what the seller expects.
So from now on if you post something in the for sale section of this forum please give an idea of the price you are expecting for the item. "Offers over £xxx", "offers in the region of £xx", "I won't sell it for less than £xxx" will be acceptable. If I see any adverts which just say "offers" or "open to offers", etc. I'll delete them.
Also, it's good manners to reply to peoples messages if they show an interest in what you have for sale.


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Q. I need help trying to convince my brother and his wife that it is dangerous for their daughter who is 18 and has just been diagnosed with bipolar to not allow her to drink or for that matter encourage it. My brother was diagnosed himself about 10 years ago and since starting on his medication he rarely drinks. His wife is a chronic drinker and some in the family are convinced she is an alcoholic.
My niece was just diagnosed and she is still in her first manic period. We were all at a family party over the weekend and I noticed that my sister in law was giving my niece cocktails. When I approached them about it to let them know my concerns they tried to justify it by saying it is better if she stays off the meds as much as possible and that the booze will help her with her manic episode more than the medications.
I was upset, but obviously she is not my daughter to raise. She is taking Risperdal, Choldapin and zoloft. Her doctor wants to include depakote as well. My brother is convinced the medications will make her worse and that the alcohol will calm her nerves. I am desperate to convince them that alcohol is not the answer. Her mother already has a drinking problem and I have read that many people with bipolar have an increased chance of becoming addicted to some substance later. Because she has just started taking these meds, my concern is also that they don't know how the meds will work and if there is other substances that it may interfere with their ability to work. Please help me to convince my brother to get her to avoid any alcohol.Brother giving bipolar niece alcohol as a treatment
Brother giving bipolar niece alcohol as a treatment
You are right to be concerned. Your brother's approach to helping his daughter, your niece, is not only wrong and irresponsible but dangerous. Alcohol mixed with medications is a dangerous and potentially deadly combination. Many of the medications that you mentioned should never be mixed with alcohol. Alcohol, without mixing it with the medication, indigested by someone experiencing mania can cause the mania to worsen or even cause her to become psychotic. Your brother is certainly taking the wrong approach to helping his daughter get better. But you already know this.
There may be great difficulty in getting your brother and his wife to listen to your concerns. I do not know what your relationship with him and his wife is like. If it's a good relationship and they respect your opinion, then the best way to handle this is to clearly state your opinion. If the relationship is not good, and it seems that they have already made up their mind on how they are going to approach their daughter's treatment, then you may have a much more difficult task. The best that you can do in the latter situation is to say something like "I know that you may not want to hear this from me but I am coming to you out of concern for (her name). I know that you love her and you are trying to do the best that you can to help her and I love her too, that's why I am here. You don't have to like what I have to say or agree with me but I want to tell you that I have informed myself about the dangers of mania and drinking and I am very concerned with your daughter's drinking. Alcohol may help you soothe yourself or calm down and that's fine but it can have the opposite effect on someone suffering from mania," and so on.
Your main goal is to approach your family calmly and respectfully and not in a confrontational manner. If you confront them and yell in anger, this may serve to shut down all lines of communication. As irresponsible as their advice to their daughter has been, they probably know no other way to help her. You may have to show them a new way. If you approach them with understanding and compassion, expressing your concerns, you may be able to get them to listen to you long enough to hear your message.
You can also try talking to your niece. If you come to them with compassion and share your message, and they still reject what you say, you must realize that there is nothing else that you can do. You will have done all that you can. You do not have the power to force anyone to do anything (neither does anyone else) and that is a fact of life. I hope this helps you in your difficult situation. Take care.


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Well tonight you can just book a table and come and have a nibble or a feast. We've got a French theme to our menus this week so we'll have our club favourites plus some french fancies for you to choose from. We'll post the menu up in advance of the event right here but you just order whatever you fancy on the night (just like a normal restaurant, how strange and wonderful!).
Beef Carpaccio | £8
Local fillet coated in peppercorns & sea salt with pink horseradish, rocket and toasts
Smoked Garlic Prawns | £7.50
King prawns pan-fried in a smoked garlic butter and served with herbed flatbreads
Basque Goats Cheese | £7
Melted on sourdough rounds with an orange, honey and nut glaze served with leaves & balsamic
Confit of duck with aligot mash
Paris cafe steak
Warm Tuna Niçoise salad
Moules Mariniere
Club Standard Menu Mains
Spring Frittata | £12.50
Local eggs with cream, herbs, asparagus, peas, fried potatoes and goats cheese (add poached salmon or chorizo £3 extra). Leaves and roasted sweet potato with a sticky tamarind dressing
Greek Pork | £15.50
Flattened pork escalopes with a smoked garlic, oregano and pink peppercorn rub. Olive oil fried potato wedges with lemon and herb dressing. Tomato, olive and feta salad. Tzatziki
Persian Aubergine Plate | £14
Slow cooked aubergine topped with a saffron and ginger bean stew and crumbled feta. Served with almond & herb rice and mango salsa
Salmon Florentine | £19.50
Fillet of gently spiced loch salmon with griddled vegetables and picante salsa verde. Side of triple fried chips
Massimo's Meatballs | £16
Massimo's fathers Southern Italian Meatball recipe for pancetta, pork & sundried tomatoes meatballs with chilli pesto, red wine and cream sauce served with pan-fried potatoes
Seafood Plate | £19.50
Spiced and griddled salmon with lime yoghurt, Creole seasoned crab claw and tiger prawns with chimichurri. Mango salsa and triple fried chips
The Casablanca | £7.50
Cardamom, ginger and white wine pear with meringue and honey mascarpone
Valencia waffle | £7
Freshly made Liege waffle with oranges, plums and raspberries in a rosé port syrup. Vanilla cream and flaked almonds
Choc heaven | £8
Trio of mini desserts. Cointreau Orange pot au chocolate, mini Montreux waffle, Club brownie square
Mini Cheeseboard | £9
A selection of our house cheeses with crackers, sea salted butter and relish


text: I've been a model S owner since September 15 and Tesla (& SpaceX) has become my new obsession. I'm not alone I believe. Daily reading of the US, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and German Tesla fora has become a part of my life as well as Reddit and Elons tweets. Now it is time to participate in the discussions and I have a lot of things on my mind. A bit of background: I'm an electrical engineer (semiretired) with a 20 year history of designing og programming vision systems i.e. camera/computer integration for quality control and robotics purposes. So naturally the Autopilot function is one of the things that really has grabbed my attention. I know all about "corner cases" so to speak. This subject could well be what I mostly wish to comment on. Apart from that I truly believe that my new car is the best money can buy. I enjoy driving it - it's just a technological piece of art - and eye-candy on top of that. As you may know - luxury cars are heavily taxed in Denmark - the government needs the extra money. Now EV's are being taxed gradually like any other cars. In a few years there will be no incentives whatsoever. So the future for Tesla in Denmark looks bleak at the moment but this could hopefully change with model 3. However before this new legislation was introduced Tesla did extremely well and in December last year Model S was the best selling car model here. Especially where I live there is an abundance of model S's. Can't even drive to the nearest supermarket without meeting 2 or 3 other Tesla's. I'm looking forward to contributing to this interesting forum.


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I am trained in the transpersonal/psychodynamic approach. Transpersonal therapy says that all of life is made up of 4 general areas: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Touch one part and you affect all the other parts. As a transpersonal therapist I am here to empower you...to help you make the changes that will fit your life and work for you.
I am here for you – to attune to your needs, and hear your story in a safe and confidential setting. Together we will search for, and travel the path towards your healing.
I am a trained psychotherapist who specializes in grief, loss, and transition.
I am a graduate of Queen's University in Psychology, and Education, with a post-graduate diploma in Addiction and Mental Health, which included 6 months training at CAMH.
I also have a post-graduate diploma in Spiritual Psychotherapy.
I have been trained in Bereavement Support, and hold a Certificate in Hospice Palliative Care.
I have over 20 years experience dealing with Grief, Loss, Divorce, Anxiety, Addiction, Depression, Chronic Pain, Stress, Anticipatory Grief, and Suicide.
I have been volunteering at Bereaved Families of Ontario-Toronto, for over 10 years.
I have also volunteered at the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (The Hub), co-facilitating bereaved parents groups, and have also co-led the training of their bereavement/hospice volunteers.
I am a member of Bereavement Ontario Network (BON), as well as the Ontario Association of Consultants, Counsellors, Psychometrists. and Psychotherapists (OACCPP).
I am also a member of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario. (RPQ).
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The simple church Kiosk was created in response to a request I received from Pastor Charles Lincoln of Christ Unveiled Ministries to create a simple kiosk script for easy giving. I referred him to many of the solutions already available and he could not find one that was simple and within the Church budget.
The church was paying for a virtual terminal but was having trouble processing the multiple credit card and debit card donations they were receiving on the donation envelopment. Multiple Sundays they had to bring the envelopment back to the donor and explain how the credit card processor would not accept the card. But the problem was not the card but the current system.
With limited volunteers the requests for card donations was quickly overwhelming the staff. Then there was the group of members and visitors that were hesitant about writing their credit card number on the envelope.
So we reviewed the requirements for a simple solution that used their current payment processor and allowed the user to swipe their card, enter the amount to donate to complete the transaction. Another big requirement was that the givers name must be sent to the payment processor so it would be included in their donation records.
The Simple Church Kiosk Script was created as a custom web based script that makes giving easier. After extensive use it has paid for itself ten times over. Plus the church saved about $10000 by not renting expensive kiosk hardware.


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Graham Keast's former captain Dave Saddington led the testimonials from his Holwell Sports team-mates.
The central defender was, like Keast, another loyal Holwell servant, having led the side for the best part of a decade before he, too, was forced to retire four years ago after developing rheumatoid arthritis.
He said: "I had the great pleasure of playing with Keasty for many years. In my mind he is probably one of the best players to have pulled on the green and gold Holwell shirt.
"Technically he was one of the most gifted players at Welby Road. Keasty had that ability to pull a moment of magic from nowhere.
"He could glide by two or three players like they weren't there before laying an inch-perfect pass for a team-mate, or just stick one in the top corner from 30 yards.
"Keasty had what you can't teach, you're either born with that ability or you're not.
"He was brilliant to have in the changing rooms and on the training ground, his attitude and dedication was second to none.
"He'll be a great loss to Holwell and to the non-league scene."
While Keast was admired by supporters and fellow players for his creativity and skills, team-mate Aaron Ridout believes his legacy goes beyond that.
He said: "Keasty is a great role model to all footballers young or old.
"He approaches every game with a professional attitude – he's so professional he hasn't once been fined for dirty boots in the years I've played with him!
"He will be greatly missed in the changing rooms and will leave a massive pair of size sixes to fill out on the football field."


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The death of a great author often causes interminable displays of corrosive envy. Heirs, acolytes, interpreters and academics resent one another's claims on the literary estate or cultural heritage. They try to engross the dead talent for their own. They claim privileges, and make spiteful stabs at people with whom they have the closest affinities. It was inevitable that this would be the fate of someone of the momentous stature, but sometimes arcane significance, of Henry James. Yet, as Michael Anesko recounts in this reflective and graceful monograph, the problem was aggravated by James's conduct during the last decade of his life when he doctored family correspondence, made bonfires of papers, and used disingenuous ploys to try to control what no author can posthumously control. His machinations set a corrupting example for those who survived him.
James's literary estate fell under the sway of his brother William's widow Alice and son Harry. They were punctilious but provincially-minded Boston puritans who had chafed at the dead man's vagaries towards them. They proved ruthless in marginalising Edith Wharton, whose unselfish devotion to her friend was outweighed by the scandalous fact that she was a divorced woman who had written that brazen novel, The Reef.
They were aghast, too, at the effusions in his letters to young men and his pleasure in what Anesko calls 'the cosy queer hospitality' of Howard Sturgis, a litterateur with a house called Queen's Acre. Nor were they averse to the determination of some American critics to reclaim Henry James as an American by devaluing his prizing of European culture and decrying his anglophilia.
The editing of James's unpublished later works and selected letters was entrusted by his heirs to Percy Lubbock, a disciple whom James had first met at Queen's Acre and the author of that captivating country-house memoir Earlham. Although Anesko recognises Lubbock as 'the most intelligent and able of all the Master's devoted acolytes', he judges him by 21st-century standards, writing of 'the torments of his closeted gay life', treating him as a double-dyed hypocrite for marrying an Irish earl's rich daughter, and analysing Lubbock's novel The Region Cloud exclusively in terms of Henry James, although it was avowedly based on Lubbock's meeting with the painter Sir Hubert von Herkomer.
Amidst much interesting quotation and shrewd analysis, the Lubbock chapter contains several absurdities: that thuggish barbarian hell-hole, Rugby school, is described as providing an 'exquisite' education, while undergraduates at 'intensely homosocial' Cambridge University are depicted in mass frottage 'having to wrestle with their own same-sex attractions'.
It was a successor to Lubbock, Leon Edel, who hoped to be remembered as the unfading doyen of Henry James studies. His five-volume biography, with his prefaces to new editions of James's works and correspondence, were acclaimed from the 1950s onwards. To me they have always seemed portentous, self-advertising and contaminated by facile Freudianism that now seems risibly dated. It is a delight to discover from Anesko that Edel was a suave, conniving scoundrel who used the James family's fear of the disclosure of homosexual nuances as a way to obtain exclusive control over unpublished manuscript sources. He emerges from Monopolizing the Master as a Robert Maxwell of literary scholarship: monstrously self-centred, a bully and crook, relying on legal intimidation and indignant bluffs to impose his monopoly of the primary sources. The archivists (especially at Harvard) who submitted to his coercion seem unforgivably supine. It is a truly horrid — but compelling — story of intellectual corruption.
Monopolizing the Master will interest aficionados of Henry James, but makes dispiriting reading. Amidst the sordid jockeying it is easy to forget how joyously funny and wise are The Portrait of a Lady, The Bostonians, and the best of James's short stories.
Anesko, who writes with flashes of wit and even passion, is immune to the neologisms and insular jargon that scar much academic literary criticism. At times he strives too hard to match the Master's opulent, picturesque vocabulary, and seems to have plucked his prettiest words out of a thesaurus without being sure of their meaning. Wishing, for example, to indicate that Harry James was ultra-reactionary, he calls him 'archly conservative', which suggests a coy, eyelash-fluttering fogey, whom the Master might have met at a tea-party at Queen's Acre.
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The food bank's most recent financial statements ending in fiscal year 2018 were completed with an unqualified report and in conformance with generally accepted accounting principles. The audits are shared with the board of directors, along with monthly accounting reports. Copies of the audited financial statements may be acquired by clicking on the links at the bottom of the page or contacting us at (239) 334-7007.
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Theo Walcott was the only Englishman in the squad that conquered the Spanish giants over two legs in the Champions League, with Cesc Fabregas, Jose Antonio Reyes and Philippe Senderos among the younger foreign players to shine. While Taylor insists there is young talent in England, he believes the youngsters are not given a chance at the highest level, which could eventually affect the national team.
Taylor told PA Sport: "It´s an English club but not an English success, it´s probably a greater reflection of youngsters from France and elsewhere in Europe. It´s hard to say that it speaks volumes English football when none of the players are homegrown, it hardly a reflection on England."
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And then that fateful day came...the day that a friend said, "You should make soap out of it." And as they say, the rest is history.
It's been a wonderful, rich history full of adventure and blessings. One that we could not have experienced had it not been for all of our beautiful supporters. So on this Solstice day we want to take a moment to thank all of you who have been a part of this journey in any fashion. Be it Facebook, Youtube, Twitter or other social network followers, sharer-ers, retweeters, commenters and reviewers. Or those who have faithfully purchased product and kept the light bill paid. Everyone of you has been paramount in our journey to climb the mountain. There to offer a hand up or a gentle nudge. And we wouldn't want to travel this road without any of you, our friends, our family, our CLAN! Thank You!!
Happy Winter Solstice! May you have a Blessed Yule and may Odin and Frigg bless you and your families now and in the coming year.
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text: I'm a meat and potatoes girl to my core, but if there's one thing I love more than a medium-rare hanger steak and parmesan mashed potatoes, it's a beautiful cookbook. "Vegetables from an Italian Garden" by Phaidon Press is a thoughtfully laid-out guide to cooking seasonal vegetables the Italian way. The handsome photography paired with the short ingredient lists and simple directions that read more like fun kitchen adventures than strict rules make everything in this book feel approachable—the entire section on potatoes included. Risotto with White Truffle and Parmesan Last year I took part in my gym's Paleo-diet challenge for six very sad, very long weeks. I dreamt of carbs, bathed in cheese and washed down with beer. The promise of creamy pasta or Neapolitan pizza and an extra pale ale at the end of those 45 days kept me strong. This diet-disregarding risotto is exactly what I longed for while stuck in an endless sea of salads and meat. Making it definitely took much longer than the listed 35-minute prep and cooking time (ended up being more than an hour from start to finish), but the end result was worth the constant stirring. Adding a nob of butter and parmesan to the cooked rice made it hearty enough for a main course too. I finished it with some fresh parsley that I wanted to use up, and since white truffles go for something like $1,000 per pound (!), I opted for a bottle of truffle oil, which I drizzled on top for a decadent, yet affordable, finish. —Erin Madsen, executive editor Turnip and Barley Soup There are soup people, and there are salad people, and come fall, I turn into a card-carrying member of the soup group. With cooler weather here to stay, I set out to make this simple turnip soup. I had high hopes for the recipe, as it included two of my favorite cold-weather ingredients— whole grains and root vegetables. But alas, it was a flop. Even with a generous handful of parmesan on top, the flavors didn't register, making for an all-around bland bowl. I don't think I'd try this recipe again, but if I had to, I'd try adding in some (OK, a ton) of chopped garlic along with the leeks, and maybe some red pepper flakes to add some much-needed heat. —Meghan McAndrews, senior editor Cauliflower Tart Cauliflower is pretty much my most boring favorite food—but that's kind of why I dig it. Its simplicity makes it the perfect complement to almost any ingredient. So when I eyed this recipe for a cauliflower tart filled with cheesy goodness, I thought we might just have a long, happy life together. While the recipe itself was fairly foolproof—just a few simple steps and into the oven it went—it took a lot longer to firm up than expected. Plus, because it had taken on a quiche-like form, I started to think it should taste like one, too, even though it's eggless. (I blame myself for trying to turn it into something it wasn't. Equally disastrous in life and cooking.) Because of my quiche expectations, the flavor turned out more subdued than I wanted, falling a bit flat. I will say that the hearty amounts of cheese saved the day, and the crust turned out perfectly flaky and wonderful. Next time, though, I'd add a few extras like tomatoes or bacon to spice things up. —Claire Davidson, associate editor Carrot Fritters I'm not an eater of carrots so this seems like a questionable recipe choice, I know. But in an effort to branch out beyond onions and potatoes, I've been giving the orange roots a chance. I had great success with baby carrots in herb sauce (also from this cookbook)—as in, not only did I eat my whole serving but I loved them so much I went back for more and then demanded this be the next cookbook in our series! So I was feeling really confidant about this recipe and on the verge of calling myself a carrot-liker. Then I tried the carrot fritters and they tasted, well, like carrots. I was hoping the brandy and freshly grated nutmeg would create a new taste sensation, but alas, the outcome was a little too subtle for this wary carrot-eater. I'm sticking with the herb sauce recipe for now, since it tastes of cream and basil rather than carrots. —Kayla Knudson, managing editor Join our Betty editors as they explore a new cookbook, each cooking a recipe (or two!) from it and reporting back the first Tuesday of every month. Next up: Betty Crocker's Cooky Book on Dec. 3. In the meantime, what new cookbook(s) are you dying to try?


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Watch how to make this recipe.
For the meatballs: In a small bowl, add the fresh breadcrumbs and mix them with the milk; set aside for just a few minutes so the breadcrumbs can soak up the milk.
In a large bowl, add the Parmigiano, parsley, egg, garlic, the breadcrumb mixture, a pinch of salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper or more to taste. Mix everything together with a fork and add the ground beef. Mix everything together until well combined. Form tiny little meatballs (about the size of 1 teaspoon) and place them on a large plate (get your kids involved in this stage). Cover them with plastic wrap and pop them in the fridge for around 1 hour.
For the sugo: In a large heavy-bottomed pot, add the olive oil and allow it to get nice and hot over medium-high heat. Sprinkle both sides of the ribs with a pinch of salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and place them in the hot pan. Cook them until they develop some color, just for a few minutes on each side (you will most likely have to do this in batches). Transfer to a plate and repeat the same process with the sausage.
Cook the tiny meatballs in batches in the same pan until they too have developed some color all around, a few minutes. Transfer to a plate.
Add a bit more oil if the pan is to dry, or discard some oil if the meat has rendered off too much fat. Add the onions and lower the heat to medium. Cook until they have softened quite a bit, 6 to 7 minutes.
Add the red wine, allowing it to reduce for 1 minute. Add the passata, along with your browned ribs and sausage with all the juices collected in the bottom of the plates, and give everything a good stir. Allow the sugo to come up to a boil, then drop in the meatballs (don't forget those flavorful juices). Lower the heat to low, partially cover the pot and allow your sugo to cook low and slow for about 4 hours, making sure to check on it every once in a while.
Taste and season your sugo well with some salt and pepper; add in the torn basil leaves.
Take the ribs and sausage out of the pot and place them in a large shallow plate; cover to keep warm. Remove the tiny meatballs with a large slotted spoon and set aside.
For the pasta al forno: Place the eggs in a saucepan, cover with water and bring them to a boil. Boil for 1 minute, then turn the heat off and cover the pan. Let them sit exactly 10 minutes, then drain and dunk them in ice water to cool. Peel and roughly chop them.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Ladle about 1 cup of the sugo in the bottom of a deep 13-by-9-inch pan and set aside.
Meanwhile, cook the rigatoni in some salted boiling water for about 7 minutes (check the cooking time on the box of rigatoni and cook them for 2 minutes less); drain them well.
In a large bowl (and I do mean large), add the ricotta, about 3 cups of sugo, the tiny meatballs, the provolone, sopressata, eggs and half of the Parmigiano. Mix to combine. Tumble your mixture into your prepared pan, cover with some foil and bake for 35 minutes.
Increase the oven temperature to 400 degrees F. Remove the foil, top with the mozzarella and sprinkle over the remaining Parmigiano. Pop it back in the oven to bake until the top is golden brown and bubbly, another 15 to 20 minutes. Allow to cool for about 20 minutes before serving.
If you have a metal baking dish, a low-sided metal roasting pan or even a really big cake pan, use it for this dish. You'll be glad you did. The edges of your pasta al forno will get crispy and the center will be soft and delicious. Buon appetito!


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Whoopie, whoopie, whoopie pies. I'm not sure when these little suckers came on the scene but all of a sudden they were everywhere and I had no idea what they were! Fast forward a few months and I'm ready to jump on the bandwagon with this little candy corn inspired concoction!Print
Candy Corn Whoopie Pies
Candy corn inspired sweet dessert!
- Prep Time: 10 mins
- Cook Time: 12 mins
- Total Time: 22 mins
- Yield: 30 1x
- Category: Dessert
- Cuisine: American
- white cake mix
- food coloring
- 3 eggs (per cake mix box)
- vegetable oil (per cake mix box)
- water (per cake mix box)
- Cool Whip frosting
- Preheat oven to 325
- Spray whoopie pie pan with nonstick spray
- Prepare white cake mix according to package instructions
- Separate cake mix into two bowls, add food coloring to one bowl to achieve a vibrant yellow
- Drop cake mix by heaping tablespoons into whoopie pie pan
- Bake 10-12 minutes until done, try not to let cakes brown
- Let sit in pan 3 minutes then trasnfer to cooling rack
- Add concentrated food coloring to frosting and mix well until desired color is acheived
- Once cakes are cool assemble whoopie pies with yellow cake on bottom, orange frosting in the middle, and top with a white cake.
My hubby and the boys gobbled these up so fast…I can definitely say that whoopie pies will be a repeat appearance in the house! Have you already hopped on the whoopie pie bandwagon? Am I the last one to try this baking trend?


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Holiday time is upon us, and I know you're making your list and checking it twice 😉 That's why I'm so excited to introduce this gorgeous new Holiday "Recipe" Bowl, now in all your favorite Old World colors, including Poinsettia! This beautiful new sentiment bowl happily celebrates festive holiday traditions with a charming "recipe" for the perfect holiday, reminding us of what's important in life, like cherished moments and family ties. What better way to show your loved ones how much they really mean. Nestled in a sweet keepsake box, the bowl makes a heartfelt holiday gift and is bound to become a treasured family heirloom!
I'm also thrilled to bring you my brand new gift picks for a festive and fanciful holiday table! Whether it's Old World Poinsettia or Floral Lace Winter, you'll find wonderful new pieces to bring color and style to holiday entertaining. From Old World Poinsettia & Floral Lace Winter Pitcher and Platter Sets and Floral Lace Winter Mugs, to Old World Poinsettia and Floral Lace Winter Spoon Rests, Flower Prep Bowls and more, you can outfit your dining table and countertops in style. Shop now, and get FREE standard shipping when you spend $99!
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And then there's the new Celebrate the Holidays Baking Bundle, featuring a collection of best-selling items with special 15% savings. It's truly the perfect set for festive holiday celebrations with family and friends, and includes the new Recipe for the Perfect Holiday sentiment bowl, set of two muffin pans, 6-pc. baking set with 9″ pie dish and mini pie dishes, and four dessert plates.
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Weighing in at 23 lbs, Garrett is still my little chunky monkey. He started sitting up at 9 months and is getting much better at it now. He has recently started lunging and diving at things. Besides that, he doesn't seem too interested in becoming mobile. He has recently started to get really mad if he is playing with something and I (or brother/sister) take it away. He started actively playing peek-a-boo by pulling the blanket over his head. Then, we say where's Garrett? He puts the blanket down and laughs. He learned how to clap his hands and loves doing that. I tried to get him to feed himself little bits of banana the other day but he just smashed them in his hand. I feel a couple of teeth but they haven't actually made their appearance yet. We had parent commissioning at church Sunday (on his 10 month birthday...how neat!)
Also, daddy made up something funny I want to share...
One of the shows the kids watch on PBS is Dinosaur Train. Daddy changed the words to one of the songs for each of the kids. It is pretty cute.
Garrett, he's a Chunkasaurus. He's the chunkiest baby in the Savasuk forest.
Braedon, he's a Sillysaurus. He's the silliest baby in the Savasuk forest.
Kaley, she's a Cutiesauraus. She's the cutest baby in the Savasuk forest.
I actually don't even know how the real song goes we just sing our renditions.
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
2 comments:
- Faith Girl said...
That is a hilarious re-make of Dinosaur Train, I must admit.
Garrett is becoming quite the (adorable) little man! He is also really smiley, which makes makes him even cuter!
Love Always,
- June 7, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- Keri Sullivan Ninness said...
Happy 10 months sweet boy!
- June 11, 2011 at 12:14 PM
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The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has announced Boiler Plus, which encourages energy efficiency by mandating requirements for heating systems, setting out new expectations regarding what both manufacturers and installers have to deliver.
Alongside a host of other measures, this policy will require a new minimum performance standard for domestic gas boilers in English homes of 92% ErP. The ErP Directive aims to phase out poorly performing products across a range of product groups to reduce carbon emissions across Europe, with the ultimate goal of achieving the EU's 2020 targets.
The legislation will require all those fitting new combination boilers to include one of the following in their system:
The premise of the legislation is that it will encourage, and enable, householders to make informed decisions about the products that best meet their needs. The degree of flexibility in terms of which entities render a new boiler 'compliant' means that the diversity of the house stock and needs of the consumer are catered for.
Given the extent to which domestic heating contributes to emissions, the new standards, coming into effect in April 2018, will help reduce carbon emissions by 2 MtCO2e in the fourth Carbon Budget and 3.2 MtCO2e in the fifth Carbon Budget, and encourage consumers to prioritise the thermal comfort and energy efficiency of their heating.


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Stephen Myler could be available for Saints' clash with London Irish on Friday night after being left out of England's training squad for the game against Italy.
Stuart Lancaster's side welcome the Italians to Twickenham on Saturday and a 33-man group returned to the Pennyhill Park base on Sunday evening.
But Myler, who has been suffering from a calf strain, was not included and he could face Irish in the Premiership battle at Franklin's Gardens this week if he recovers in time.
Sale Sharks No.10 Danny Cipriani was handed a place on the England bench for the Six Nations opening night win in Wales, with Bath's George Ford starting the game at fly-half.
Both remain in the England squad for the Italy clash, along with Saints quartet Dylan Hartley, Calum Clark, Luther Burrell and Alex Corbisiero.
Hartley and Burrell both started against Wales last Friday, while Clark and Corbisiero, along with Christian Day, were released in the build-up to the game.
Clark and Day played no part in last Saturday's 29-6 LV= Cup win against Wasps, but Corbisiero did, managing just 27 minutes before suffering a lower leg injury that saw him forced off.
However, the withdrawal of the prop was descirbed as 'precautionary' by Saints assistant coach Alan Dickens and he has been deemed fit enough to return to camp.
Tom Wood and Courtney Lawes are also at Pennyhill Park as they continue to recover from ankle injuries.
England's 33-man squad: Forwards: Attwood (Bath), Brookes (Newcastle), Clark (Saints), Cole (Leicester), Corbisiero (Saints), Croft (Leicester), Easter (Harlequins), Hartley (Saints), Haskell (Wasps), Kitchener (Leicester), Kruis (Saracens), Marler (Harlequins), Parling (Leicester), Robshaw (Harlequins, captain), M Vunipola (Saracens), B Vunipola (Saracens), T Youngs (Leicester). Backs: Barritt (Saracens), Brown (Harlequins), Burrell (Saints), Care (Harlequins), Cipriani (Sale), Eastmond (Bath), Ford (Bath), Goode (Saracens), Joseph (Bath), May (Gloucester), Nowell (Exeter), Watson (Bath), Wigglesworth (Saracens), B Youngs (Leicester).


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Las Vegas: the lights, the glitz, the glamour, the crime… In the city that never sleeps, there are always people looking to make a fast buck. Grinding it out at the poker table or getting lucky playing blackjack are options, but not everyone has the patience to play by the… Read more"Show me the money! 5 Outrageous Heists that Stunned the Strip"
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Chips… for a citizen of the United States, a chip is a deep fried, thinly cut, slice of potato. In the UK, chips are served with battered fish, wrapped in paper, and eaten with a wooden fork. In the casino, the chip means only one thing: money. On August 23,… Read more"When The Chips Are Down"


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Yes, if you require a prosthetic device after injuries in a Michigan car accident, you can get your prosthetic device paid for. Under Michigan law, an amputee is entitled to have all medical bills paid under the no-fault laws if the injuries arose from an accident with a motor vehicle. This includes prosthetic devices.
In fact, when a Michigan accident victim suffers an injury that leads to the loss of limb, the recovery and rehabilitation process often includes the recommendation by the treating physician for a prosthetic device. These artificial devices can be a huge expense and many amputees worry about being able to afford them. Fortunately, the no-fault insurance company is responsible to pay for these devices if prescribed by a physician.
If you or someone you know lost a limb and becomes an amputee from Michigan car accident, and your insurance company refuses to pay for the prosthetic device, call our office now at (800) 606-1717 to speak with one of our experienced Michigan no-fault insurance lawyers. Our attorneys have experience in these types of cases and have a track record of obtaining payment of medical bills from insurance companies for victims of Michigan car accidents. Call now!


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2 reasons for this...
#1 My readers get a peek inside our month and I hope it inspires you to try some new, fresh ideas.
#2 I get to reflect on WHY I homeschool and get to take note of all the fun ways we learned that month.
So here we go!!!
Our August Homeschool Highlights
|We took storytelling to the car wash!
|This kiddo FINALLY learned his colors. I just needed to make it FUN and with something he loves...trash trucks!
We learned about the Olympics!
|We made torches using LED lights and battery
|We made Brazilian Bread for Fun with Food Friday!
See this post for Recipe for Pao De Queijo
|We got REALLY excited about writing Olympic Facts!
|We made a shooting range using strings, cups and straws! Part of our Olympic study!
|We dissected Owl Poop at 8pm on a Friday night.
|We discovered how tricky it is to write labels for Carnivore and Herbivore.
|We had fun at the Thinkery Children's Museum for our #TechTuesday afternoons.
|We made new friends at our Lego Club with the elderly.
|We captured a GIANT spider in the kitchen and turned him into our pet for 2 days.
|We chased the trash trucks around the neighborhood!
|We learned the power of meditating on a rainy day.
We learned and we learned it all together!


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Film comedians Kevin James, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider and David Spade are in negotiations to team for an untitled comedy at Columbia Pictures and Sandler's Happy Madison reports Variety.
Sandler and Fred Wolf ("Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star") co-wrote the script about five best friends from high school who reunite thirty years later on a Fourth of July weekend.
Though the five have worked on different projects together, this marks the first time all five will appear together on screen.
Dennis Dugan ("You Don't Mess With the Zohan") will direct the project which kicks off filming this Summer.


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Weight: 6.91 ct
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Inclusions of brown brookite crystals as a base for epitaxial growth of silver-gray rutile needles.
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