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Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 45 minutes
Serves: 4
1 eggplant
3/4 cup olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
1/2 tsp. cayenne
1/2 tsp. chili powder
2 bell peppers, stemmed, seeded, finely chopped
2 small tomatoes, chopped
2 to 4 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup tomato sauce
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/2 tsp. sea salt
Grated Parmesan Cheese
Preheat oven to 350F. Lightly grease a baking sheet.
Cut eggplant in half lengthwise. Carefully scoop out the pulp with a paring knife or metal spoon. Set eggplant shells aside and coarsely chop the pulp. Heat 1/2 cup of oil in a large heavy skillet over high heat. Add the eggplant pulp and sautee until tender, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl and set aside.
Pour remaining oil into a skillet and stir in the onion, cayenne, chili powder, bell peppers and tomatoes. Sautee until the pepper is softened but still brightly coloured, about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in the garlic, tomato sauce, bread crumbs and sea salt. Transfer to the bowl with the eggplant pulp, mix and set aside. Fill the eggplant shells with the eggplant mixture. Place on the baking sheet and bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until lightly browned. Serve hot with a bowl of fresh ground Parmesan cheese.
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New operator launches business in Anchor Point
Fishermen can start their boat engines and begin to launch. Anchor Point Seafoods owners Paul and Angela Warner have been awarded the boat-launch contract for the beach at Anchor Point. The tractor-driven launch business kicked off the 2007 season Friday.
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It's now officially Dr. Cathryn Pearce as "Cathy" has become University of Alaska's newest PhD professor of History at the Kenai River Campus. Dr. Pearce successfully defended her dissertation this March in London at the Greenwich Maritime Institute at the University of Greenwich, London. "My specialty has been British maritime history and I had wanted to go to England for a long time. Greenwich Institute has a fine reputation for producing excellent maritime history graduates and I was excited to have the opportunity," Dr. Pearce told the Dispatch. The main campus for the University of Greenwich is the old Royal Naval Academy originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren, "It's a campus that permeates history and is actually located on top of the birthplace of Queen Elizabeth I," said Pearce. Cathy says that the experience has given her many examples of history that she can bring into the classroom for her students, "The entire experience was absolutely wonderful. To be able to be among some of the top scholars in the world was phenomenal. So my students now know that I'm a real historian, that I have actually done it and know what I'm talking about. I've had students tell me that they've been inspired by what I've done," she said.
Grand Re-Opening at Golden International Asian Cuisine
For some twenty three years lovers of Asian cuisine have enjoyed dining at the Golden International Restaurant just a little north of Soldotna on the Sterling Highway. Since 1984 Thomas and Celia Hu have raised their family while offering tantalizing Asian Cuisine Dishes at the Golden International. Last week the Hu's celebrated a Grand Re-Opening and major make over of their family restaurant, "The people of this community have been so nice to us over the years and we felt it was time to repay them by remodeling our restaurant and making it more comfortable for them while maintaining the same high quality food and menu selections," said Celia Hu.
Soldotna takes First Twin Cities Quiz Bowl
As posters, media, and print ads likened the inaugural Twin Cities Quiz Bowl between Kenai and Soldotna to a Mohamed Ali vs. Joe Frazier heavyweight title bout, Mayors Pat Porter and David Carey strategically selected their teams of five members each for last weeks event from residents within their city limits. As friends, family, and countrymen gathered at the Triumvirate Theatre in the Peninsula Mall last weekend it was apparent that the team leaders were not above using political tactics to buy support and soon the audience was divided into those who accepted Cracker Jacks from Mayor Porter and those who got strung along with Red Vines from Mayor Carey. Then there were the lobbyists in the crowd who accepted both Kenai Cracker Jacks and Soldotna Super Star Red Vines.
In 1978 I began my career in the oil fields of North Dakota. We never had any safety meetings at all back then nor did I ever hear about anyone flunking a drug test. In fact I never even heard of anyone taking a drug or alcohol test back then. Today here in Alaska we have a much different oil field then the one I started in some 29 years ago. Not only are we blessed with modern day equipment like air slips, iron roughnecks and pipe spinners we also have a heated pipe shed to work in. The technology in Alaska today with directional drilling is among the finest in the world. Besides modern day conveniences we also have a fantastic safety program here in Alaska. We begin each day with a safety meeting and have several other opportunities through out the day to discuss other safe work practices for each job we are doing.
Sport, Rec & Trade Show shifts Kenai Peninsula into spring
The 22nd Annual Sport, Rec and Trade Show at the Soldotna Sports Center last week had something for all outdoor enthusiasts, whether it be hiking, biking, motorcycling, boating, or the latest in all terrain vehicles. Many things have changed over the last two decades at the Sport Show, but according to show promoter Tiaran "Terry" Coval, "One thing we have not changed is our commitment to our youth. They are the future of all outdoor activities and we intend to make available as many opportunities to reinforce their love of the outdoors as is possible through joint efforts with other agencies and organizations within the community. The Safari Club International and Larry Lewis in particular have given of themselves selflessly in providing young hunters the opportunity to bag various big game in the shooting simulator they set up and run each year during the Sport Show and of course the Alaska Department of Fish & Game partner with us every year to provide the opportunity to introduce young anglers to the sport of fishing at the Lance Dominonske trout pond," wrote Coval in the Promoters Corner of the Trade Show flyer.
Theft procedures catch reader off guard
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Reader: Take the fee and fix the road
Now that the state parks division has had all winter to reflect on where they will spend their money with our $10 per pop launch fees, I hope before too long they get one of their dump trucks, fill it up as many times as it takes and fill in 362 potholes at the end of Silver Salmon Lane leading into the Pillars boat ramp. And once inside the park gates, they can fill in the biggest potholes of all of them.
Donations keep the 'Spirit' going
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Language barrier isn't the problem
The United States has always encouraged immigrants to come to these shores. It is engraved on the Statue of Liberty, so why would we pretend we must all speak English? Proper English comes from England, and it is the hardest language in the world for other countries to learn. Don't tell me everyone speaks proper English in this country.
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I recently read an article about a Marine returning home and how the city of Soldotna dedicated a day to him. I think that it is great that the city of Soldotna recognized him for the service to his country in Iraq, but let's not forget all of the others who have served and returned home some paying the ultimate price by giving their lives.
Reader encourages residents to think
Oh you foolish people. Can't you see what these politicians are trying to do to us? Can't you sense the danger? Can't you see that if tax revenue is derived from property taxes, all that is necessary to fill the coffers of ambitious and greedy governments is to raise property values? What protection yes that's the word will you have if you allow money-grubbing politicians to put your property in jeopardy? Do you think for a minute that lower-caps are not just around the corner? Do you think they are not looking at eliminating the $150,000 cap that you and so many others benefit from?
Indictments cloud Legislature
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War hero's flag campaign a fight for U.S. moral fiber
Danny Westneat
Seattle Times Washington bureau
When four scruffy protesters burned an American flag outside Seattle's Broadway post office nearly 10 years ago, Pat Brady was 2,500 miles away in an office in the Pentagon, serving out the last years of a glorious military career.
He didn't notice the news accounts out of Seattle, his longtime home. When you've survived the Viet Cong riddling your helicopter with 400 bullet holes in a single day, the rantings of a few 20-somethings can seem a bit remote.
But the flag torched that night, and the debate that still swirls around it, has come to dominate Brady's life in the 1990s almost as much as Vietnam did in the 1960s.
The two-star Army general from Lake Tapps in Pierce County is on a crusade to save the American flag. He's supposed to be retired, but he often works seven days a week. He's racked up 400,000 frequent-flier miles since 1994, plugging the importance of the flag in nearly every state. He visits Congress constantly, urging politicians to back a 17-word constitutional amendment designed to protect the flag.
The group he heads, the Citizens Flag Alliance, has spent more than $17 million on a lobbying and advertising campaign dating to 1994. It is an alliance made up of 140 organizations with more than 20 million members. Its goal is to undo a U.S. Supreme Court decision that said those four Seattle protesters had a free-speech right to burn that flag.
This summer, Congress is expected to vote for the fourth time since 1990 on the proposed amendment. If the vote were held today - Flag Day - the amendment would lose, again, by a handful of votes.
Brady, 62, knows this. Some say the chance to protect the flag from being burned and ripped and defecated upon is slipping away forever.
But he is unconcerned. And he dismisses those who say his quest is curious and quixotic. All that time, energy and emotion to try to stop something that rarely happens. When someone does burn a flag, nothing tangible is damaged, his critics say. So why all the fuss?
Because, Brady said, his movement is not about fabric, it's about fiber. The moral kind that he saw around him every day on the battlefields.
"What's gone wrong with this country is not tangible - it's spiritual," Brady said. "Stopping flag burning has a greater meaning. It will say something again about what is right and wrong. It will begin to return a moral basis to our laws."
Then he borrows from the language of the Vietnam era, when it was said to be important to stop communism there or risk the erosion of freedom everywhere.
"I see flag burning as just another visible domino in the devaluing of America."
`Not just a piece of cloth'
Pat Brady has never seen a flag being burned - not in America; not in Berlin, where he was stationed in 1961; and not in Vietnam, where he was one of the best medical rescue helicopter pilots ever to serve in the U.S. military.
But many times he's seen flags wrapped around corpses. There's one image he can't get out of his head. There was a sergeant in Vietnam, a voice over the radio who frequently guided Brady's helicopter through fog or darkness to safe clearings in the Mekong Delta.
When he was aloft at night behind enemy lines, the cockpit pitch-black so as not to attract fire, Brady clung to the man's voice like a security blanket.
One day, there was a new voice on the radio. Brady landed to ask about his friend and was pointed to a body lying nearby.
"I don't think I ever knew his name, just his radio call number," Brady said. "But at that time, he meant everything to me. He was in a body bag, and they had draped an American flag over him. It was the highest form of respect. When you see friends die and then wrapped in the flag, you begin to realize that the flag is not just a piece of cloth. It's a sacred shroud."
When Brady discusses his Vietnam history before Congress, the most ardent opponents of the flag-burning amendment are left temporarily speechless.
In one memorable day in Chu Lai, he flew through rain squalls into a firefight to haul out 51 injured soldiers, losing three helicopters that day to enemy fire. In two years, Brady personally rescued more than 5,000 people, believed to be one of the highest totals in U.S. military history. He was decorated with the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Brady is one of the most persistent humans on the planet, said a boyhood friend from Seattle, Terry Marcell, the director of the First Avenue Service Center, a Seattle homeless shelter.
"He can certainly get people's attention, both by the heroism of his own life story and just his sheer force of will," Marcell said.
Brady has led a fund-raising campaign for the homeless shelter, recently raising $230,000. He also is a regent for Seattle University and serves on the foundation for O'Dea High School.
Other war heroes oppose him
But recently there has been a dynamic in the flag fight that Brady acknowledges has hurt his campaign. A number of highly decorated veterans have forcefully spoken out against it.
Most damaging to the amendment's momentum: In April, one of the top military heroes of all, former senator and astronaut John Glenn, denounced the amendment in a Senate hearing.
"Those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, who died following that banner, did not give up their lives for a red, white and blue piece of cloth," Glenn said. "It would be a hollow victory indeed if we preserved the symbol of our freedoms by chipping away at those fundamental freedoms themselves."
Glenn had voted against the amendment when he was a senator but had not been outspoken about it. This spring, a number of other veterans joined Glenn, and the effect has been significant, said Catherine LeRoy, director of public policy for People for the American Way, one of the lead civil-rights groups opposing the amendment.
"These are people with war careers every bit as illustrious as Brady's," she said. "In Congress, it has been crucial. It has dispelled the notion that one side has a monopoly on patriotism."
Focusing efforts on children
Back at Lake Tapps, Brady is planning what to do next. Order No. 1: Never give up. He may not have a monopoly on patriotism, but he can try to have one on desire. By way of illustrating that he's in for the long haul, he declares that adults are irrelevant to the debate. "The adults have all made up their minds," he said. "What matters to me are the children."
He discovered this, he said, when he helped lead a futile protest in 1996 against a Phoenix art exhibit that included a flag stuffed in a toilet and a flag placed on the floor with an invitation for visitors to step on it.
While the adults argued about the appropriateness of the exhibit, two kids from Indiana ducked under the ropes to grab the flag off the floor.
Brady spends a great deal of time flying around the country honoring kids who admire the flag and trying to teach kids what the flag means.
Last year, he judged thousands of student essays on the meaning of the flag, and his group gave the 10 winners $57,000 in scholarships.
He said he has no animosity toward flag burners: "They are just young people who have not been properly taught," he said. He doesn't think they should be jailed, just fined and given a course in civic responsibility.
Whatever contempt he has is reserved for "the elites": the media, college professors and, most of all, justices like the five on the Supreme Court who he said "fabricated" a right to burn the flag.
One professor, Robert Goldstein of Oakland University in Michigan, often points out that more than twice as many flags have been burned since Congress tried to outlaw flag burning in 1989 than were burned in the previous 213 years of America's history.
This statement is supposed to imply that flag-protection advocates are trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist. But Brady sees it as evidence that what he fought for in Vietnam is fraying.
"Whenever I go back to Congress, somebody there says that you can't legislate morality or patriotism," he said. "But why not? What are our laws if not morality in action? Why shouldn't our laws reflect the values of the majority of the people?
"That's what this is really about: the people. I think most people feel there is something missing at the core of America, something vital that we used to have. We're not forcing anyone to revere the flag. We're just saying the views of a few rogue judges can't outweigh the will of the people.
"I'm not out here on this by myself. Until the people say, `It's OK to burn the flag,' I'm going to work to win this.
"And if they ever do say it's OK to burn the flag, I'd probably move to Ireland, because I wouldn't want to be part of this country anymore."
© 1999, by The Seattle Times Company
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Today's BFD video is raw footage of the Vanity Fair 2008 photoshoot. I love that they have the original music playing in the background, too!
Forward to the 2:00 minute mark for Rob and Kristen together! I can't get over how they stare at each other. The 4:50 minute mark is to die for when he looks up at her and they're talking. The 7:40 mark when she looks up at him and laughs. When they are holding hands and Kristen is rocking out to The Gorillaz. They're having fun jumping up and down and Kristen's like, "Okay, we have to be serious now…okay, go!" at 9:15.
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Should I sue my childs school for personal injury because he was burnt? 25 Answers as of July 12, 2013Should I sue my child's school? He had access to hot water and after he poured the hot water on his noodles the overflow burnt his hands. Why does any child have unsupervised access to hot water? His hand got burnt. Do I have a case?
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Lacy Fields, Attorney at Law, LLC | Lacy Fields
It depends on how old your child is. If your child is old enough to understand the risk involved, then your child will have some comparative fault. It also depends on how bad the burn was. If he required medical treatment worth $10,000, then even if the school is only 10% at fault, that's still $1,000 they should be responsible for. If you have further questions please feel free to contact my office.
Answer Applies to: Missouri
Replied: 6/3/2011
Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A. | Paul L. Whitfield
Can you protect a child against everything? Do you expect the school to put an envelope around him? I really don't know about claiming. You did not say how serious the burns were, what your bills are or what the drs say about all this. Want to give me more info about damage please. A minor 1st degree burn, nothing further , would not be worth pursuing, serious third degree b urns, scarring, etc might make a difference . also to know whether other kids have had problems before so that the school might be on notice that the water was too hot.
Answer Applies to: North Carolina
Replied: 5/27/2011
Law Office of Travis Prestwich, PC | Travis Prestwich
There are many factors to consider, e.g. the age of your child, the number of students, the particular conditions of the day, the severity of his injuries, etc. Without knowing more details it would be difficult, if not impossible, to tell you where you had a case. I suggest speaking to a lawyer as soon as possible.
Answer Applies to: Oregon
Replied: 5/26/2011
Theodore W. Robinson, P.C. | Theodore W. Robinson
Consult with a personal injury lawyer to see if they will take the case. It sounds like there is liability, but it will depend upon the level of injury and whether there was medical treatment and/or scarring that will decide. Let an attorney see the injury right away and give you some feedback. Good luck.
Answer Applies to: New York
Replied: 5/26/2011
Michael Anthony Wing, P.C. | Michael Anthony Wing
Depending on the circumstances, the individuals who were supposed to be monitoring may be entitled to qualified immunity. Ultimately, the extent and duration is what the jury is to consider by way of deciding the amount of damages. You have time to see what happens, thought. A child's statute of limitations is tolled during the child's minority. Stay well.
Answer Applies to: Alabama
Replied: 5/25/2011
Gerald C. Barton | Gerald C. Barton
It is quite possible that you do have a valid case, however, additional facts are needed in order to verify the claim. Specifically, a school acts "in loco parentis", in the place of parents, while the child is in the school's custody. During that period of time the school's staff and administration must act the way a reasonable parent would in supervising the student. There are numerous factors that a jury and judge can weigh in determining whether the school met this standard in making hot water available to the student. I would be happy to discuss these factors with you so that a determination could be made if the school breaches its duty to act in a reasonable fashion.
Answer Applies to: New York
Replied: 5/25/2011
David Hoines Law | David Hoines
Maybe how old? how bad is the burn? Medical expenses?
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 7/12/2013
McEldrew Law | James J McEldrew III
The simple answer to your question is it depends. How old is your son ? What type of school does he attend? If it is a public school there are immunity issues that need to be considered .Lack of supervision is not a viable cause of action against a school district in Pa. Of course as it all case the devil is in the details and you should discuss this with a Knowledgeable attorney.
Answer Applies to: Pennsylvania
Replied: 5/25/2011
Barry Rabovsky & Associates | Barry Rabovsky
You may have a case, based upon the information that you have supplied.
Answer Applies to: Illinois
Replied: 7/12/2013
Patrick M Lamar Attorney | Patrick M Lamar
In all likelihood the teachers and school system are immune from tort suit unless they were a private school.
Answer Applies to: Alabama
Replied: 5/25/2011
Law Office of Michael E. Hendrickson | Michael E. Hendrickson
If you mean one that you could win, I would doubt it on these facts.
Answer Applies to: Virginia
Replied: 5/25/2011
Raheen Law Group, P.C. | Wali Raheen
Sorry to hear about your son's injury. More facts are needed in order to determine if you have a good case. For example, age of your son, extent of the injury, the location of the hot water, is there generally a supervisor in that area, etc. I urge you to speak with an attorney to discuss this situation.
Answer Applies to: Virginia
Replied: 5/25/2011
Goolsby Law Office | Richard Goolsby
It is difficult to answer your question without knowing more of the facts. For instance, it is unclear as to whether or not the burn was so severe as to require surgery, or a hospital stay. I would recommend that you talk with a personal injury attorney in your community and discuss all the facts and your rights and options. Good luck!
Answer Applies to: Georgia
Replied: 5/25/2011
Cody and Gonillo, LLP | Christine Gonilla
It certainly appears that way; you should consult with a local attorney.
Answer Applies to: Connecticut
Replied: 5/25/2011
Ramunno & Ramunno, P.A. | Lawrence A. Ramunno
You can sue but you need to show that they have an obligation to supervise your child. This will depend on many factors, including; how old your child is?
Answer Applies to: Delaware
Replied: 5/25/2011
Kelaher Law Offices, P.A. | James P Kelaher
People too frequently think of suing. I would contact the school and find out if they have liability insurance and see if the liability insurer is willing to make a reasonable offer to you before you consider filing suit. I agree, that if there was water that was to be used on noodles that was so hot it was scalding, your child should have had supervision/assistance.
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 5/25/2011
Rose, Senders & Bovarnick, LLC | Paul S. Bovarnick
If his injuries were serious enough, you may have a claim worth pursuing.
Answer Applies to: Oregon
Replied: 5/24/2011
Lyle B. Masnikoff and Associates | Lyle B. Masnikoff
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 6/10/2013
Howard W. Collins, Attorney at Law | Howard W. Collins
It is hard to tell from your facts, but as stated probably not.
Answer Applies to: Oregon
Replied: 5/24/2011
Law Office of Mark J. Leonardo | Mark Leonardo
You technically have a case, but the real question is whether the damages are severe or not. We have all burned ourselves with hot water at one time or another. Was the school negligent in allowing access to hot water? Maybe not. If it was scalding water, then perhaps so. Was it a first degree burn that stopped hurting after a few hours or a day or so? or was it a second degree burn? If you decide to file a claim, if the school is a public school, you first have to file a tort claim with the school within six months of the incident. This may be extended since your child is a minor, but I am not positive. You can obtain the tort claim papers from the school district. If it is a private school, the tort claim is not a prerequisite. If the damages were nominal, you can sue in small claims court, but you still may need to file a tort claim. An attorney can ascertain and explain the process to you.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 5/24/2011
Ewusiak & Roberts, P.A. | Christopher J. Roberts
Depending on the age of the child and what the school knew about the potential hazard (e.g., if they knew the water was very hot and allowed unsupervised access anyway), it is possible you could establish that the school was negligent. You may be able to recover associated medical expenses and if the burns were substantial, you may also be able to recover non-economic damages such as pain and suffering. Of course not all potential hazards can be eliminated, and hot water is one of those things that may be reasonable to have around in some circumstances, but unreasonable in others. Determining whether the case is sufficiently strong to warrant a lawsuit would require a lot more information. Most personal injury lawyers offer a free initial consultation and would be able to give you a more concrete answer after obtaining more information from you.
Answer Applies to: Florida
Replied: 2/21/2012
Klisz Law Office, PLLC | Timothy J. Klisz
It really depends on the extent of his damages. Hopefully his injuries are not severe, but if they are, there may be a case here. Call me to discuss in depth.
Answer Applies to: Michigan
Replied: 5/24/2011


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1. Fact or Fiction: Walker will become the starting PG in his rookie year.
Fact. It doesn't matter who is better or who'll be better 2/3 til the end of the season between him and DJ. Kemba has "it", he has the attitude that goes with it and he brings "star" power...all of which this re-booted franchise desperately needs. No he's not LBJ or a Durant and in the end he might not even be a star...but for a 9th pick you're not likely to get that at any rate. For the 1st couple of years we can ride that persona and make him our "face".
2. Fact or Fiction: Michael Jordan is the right owner for the Bobcats.
Fact. I've just recently come to this conclusion...mainly with the hiring of Rich Cho. Before the hire I don't know that I'd have voted this way.
3. Fact or Fiction: Jordan could beat any Cats player in one-on-one.
? I don't know that I'd bet either way. Jordan is one sly dude.
4. Biyombo and Walker aside, does Charlotte have any keepers?
What's a "keeper"? Untouchable? LOL! Starter worthy on a contender? Maybe. Hendo shows some promise. Tyrus has always shown the promise but has never delivered. There's a chance these two could get there...but the rest IMO are all 6th men or worse.
5. Fact or Fiction: The Bobcats are now on the right track.
Fact. Have I said how much I loved the Cho hire? He has the absolute perfect mentality that we've needed since our inception. The Milwaukee/Sacramento trade was an "out of the park" move. If Jordan keeps listening and allows for a mistake or two I like our chances of turning this franchise around 200% more than I'd have given it 6 months ago.
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All parties have kept tight lipped after video emerged of Solange Knowles attacking Jay Z in a lift as her sister Beyonce watched.
But information is slowly trickling out about the younger Knowles sister's mood on the night of her lift rage attack.
According to US weekly, singer and songwriter Solange was in a 'vicious mood' and was seen 'yelling' at Kim Kardashian's pal Rachel Roy.
The glossy claims that Solange shouted at Rachel, who accompanied her to the Met Gala in 2012, and other guests at the afterparty at The Standard Hotel.
Beyonce then was forced to break up the row, it has been claimed, although the magazine has no idea where the argument stemmed from.
Fashion designer Rachel is considered to be one of Kim closest confidantes.
As we all ask #WhatJayZsaidtoSolange - the stars themselves remain tight lipped over the brawl that left Beyonce stupified and Jay Z picking up a purse.
The rapper and his wife stepped into an elevator with her singer sibling before she snapped and started to kick out, unleashing a violent attack which was captured by surveillance cameras.
Although, US gossip sites have started to try to piece together what happened by the stars movements and social media accounts after the brawl.
Beyonce is believed to have rushed off with her 27-year-old younger sister to Kelly Rowland's wedding in Costa Rica on May 8, three days after the attack that took place in an elevator at The Standard Hotel in New York.
The Drunk In Love singer posted a picture of what could be her in a bridesmaid dress on her Instagram - but neither Solange nor Jay Z are in the frame.
US Weekly report that Kelly's wedding to her partner Tim Witherspoon was a "quick, simple ceremony - only around 30 people."
But Radar online hint that all could not be well between the siblings after Solange appeared to delete every picture of Beyonce from her Instagram account, except one vintage shot posted in 2013.
Days after the vicious attack, Beyonce posted a cryptic prayer picture to her own Instagram account - with the lines: "Help me to choose friends wisely so I won't be led astray."
It went on: "Give me discernment and strength to separate myself from anyone who is not a good influence. I release my relationships to You and pray that Your will be done in each one of them."
In a video obtained by gossip website TMZ, a man - seemingly a bodyguard - had to step in and hold Solange back after she assaulted her sister's husband .
It's not known what triggered the fight, which happened at a Met Ball after party last week .
The man who stepped in to stop the assault is seen hitting the emergency stop switch in the lift - which stopped the fight spilling out.
As the trio exited the building, Solange still looked angry as she got into a car with Queen Bey, although the Drunk In Love singer's husband was walked to a separate vehicle.
We've no idea what could have triggered the outburst, particularly when the trio looked to be getting on fine when the sisters joined forces as Coachella last month .
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with the illuminati and their puppets Israel and the United States looking for provocation to attack Iran, this may have all manifested perfectly with 11/22/2012 logically being a key date to watch for a 'False Flag' or an official attack.
...until you consider a very strange story someone working in the airline industry shared with the Idaho Picker claiming that an unusually large number of 'elites' and business executives are all flying to Denver, Colorado, for Thanksgiving, 11-22-2012!
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Rocker-turned-photographer Bryan Adams has thanked fans for their well wishes after confirming reports he's set to become a first-time father.
The Summer of '69 hitmaker and his longtime girlfriend and personal assistant Alicia Grimaldi are expecting a child in May.
British newspaper The Sunday Telegraph broke the news at the weekend and now the singer has expressed his delight at starting a family.
Adams first confirmed the news via his Twitter.com page, on which he posted a link to rumours about his impending fatherhood. The report featured a quote by an "unnamed friend and neighbour" of the star, prompting him to quip, "this article is sort of correct (except for the 'friend' bit)."
And Adams, 51, reveals the pair grew close after they set up his charitable organisation The Bryan Adams Foundation in 2006.
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A. López-Peláez – Awakening
por Antonio López-Peláez
I looked for the narrowest point in the gorge and took up position behind a rock. I chose well for once: I had head wind, and the course of the brook, just a dozen yards below, was the only possible way of escape. I drank water from my canteen, loaded my shotgun and waited. Shortly after, I heard the signal coming from the other end of the ravine. I adjusted the sight, went down on one knee and aimed at the brook. Then I realized: the whole surface of it was carpeted with buttercups in bloom. There was not a drop of water to be seen. Just flowers. A stream of flowers. Springtime, I thought, and right then I heard it squelch around the first bend. I took off the safety catch and breathed deeply. The steel of the trigger was hot from the sun. Blood was beating in my temples. Springtime.


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Mapping New York's Shoreline, 1609-2009
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September 2009 marked 400 years since Henry Hudson sailed into New York Harbor and up the Hudson River, almost to what is now Albany, performing detailed reconnaissance of the Hudson Valley region. Other explorers passed by the outwardly hidden harbor, but did not linger long enough to fully realize the commercial, nautical, strategic, or colonial value of the region. Once the explorers returned to Europe, their strategic information was passed on to authorities. Some data was kept secret, but much was handed over to map makers, engraved on copper, printed on handmade paper, distributed to individuals and coffee-houses (the news centers of the day), and pored over by dreamers, investors, and potential settlers in the "new land."
Mapping New York's Shoreline celebrates the Dutch accomplishments in the New York City region, especially along the waterways forming its urban watershed, from the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound to the North (or Hudson) River and the South (or Delaware) River. Inspired by The New York Public Library's collection of Dutch, English, and early American mapping of the Atlantic Coastal regions, this exhibition exemplifies the best early and growing knowledge of the unknown shores along our neighboring rivers, bays, sounds, and harbors. From the earliest mapping reflecting Verazzano's brief visit to gloriously decorative Dutch charting of the Atlantic and New Netherland, illustrating their knowledge of the trading opportunity Hudson's exploration revealed, the antiquarian maps tell the story from a centuries-old perspective. We are brought up to date with maps and text exploring growing environmental concern for this harbor, and the river that continuously enriches it. From paper maps to vapor maps, those created with computer technology, the story of New York Harbor in its 400th year is told.
Mapping New York's Shoreline features maps, atlases, books, journals, broadsides, manuscripts, prints, and photographs, drawn primarily from the Library's Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division, augmented by items from other New York Public Library collections.
Support for this exhibition has been provided by the Estate of Ronald Eaton Moehle, City Planner and NYPL Mercator Society member, and a gift in memory of Larry Slaughter.
Support for The New York Public Library's Exhibitions Program has been provided by Celeste Bartos, Mahnaz Ispahani and Adam Bartos, Jonathan Altman, and Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III.
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Victoria's Secret model Got Bieber Fever!
Justin has an "Angelic" admirer in Victoria's Secret model Jessica Hart.
When Jessica found out Justin's going to perform at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show event in NYC, she told the press: "I was so excited, I couldn't believe it. I have Bieber Fever! He's just so cute, I can't wait to see him in real life. He's going to be really good."
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On this site you can upload gravestone photos, locate ancestors and perform genealogy research. If you have a relative buried in Arkansas, we encourage you to upload a digital image using our Submit a Photo page. Contributing to this genealogy archive helps family historians and genealogy researchers locate their relatives and complete their family tree.
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Available March 15 - April 30, 2018. Rates starting at $125 per person per night based on double occupancy.
The Broadmoor Golf Club is home to some of the most celebrated golf courses in the United States. Designed by legends including Donald Ross, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Arnold Palmer, and Nicklaus Design, our award-winning courses have hosted countless tournaments and challenged and delighted players of all skill levels.
Regardless of your handicap, you'll find The Broadmoor's Colorado Springs golf courses challenging and enjoyable, with tee markers of varying lengths on both courses. Professional instruction as well as a quality selection of golfing accessories, club rentals, and gifts are available at The Broadmoor Pro Shop.
Golf Registration
The Broadmoor is a resort and private club, all players must be either a guest of the hotel or a guest of a member to play. Review our golf rates and policies. All players must check in at the main Golf Club.
To reserve a Tee Time, please call 719.577.5790.
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Prior to 2pm, players are required to take a cart or a caddie on all courses while playing between May 1st and November 1st. Caddies are available upon request.
The Broadmoor's East Course is known for its wide, tree-lined fairways and expansive greens. With its challenging terrain and amazing mountain vistas, The East Course is ranked among the best golf courses in the country. Since the large trees can alter your shots and the putting greens difficult to read, the best tip we can offer for those taking on this open course is to remember that putts break away from the mountains.
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The East Course has been home to many major tournaments, including the 1959 U.S. Amateur (which was Jack Nicklaus' first major win), the 1967 U.S. Amateur, and the 1995 U.S. Women's Open, which was Annika Sorenstam's first major title. Most recently, the famous course served as the host to the 2008 U.S. Senior Open and the 2011 U. S. Women's Open Championship.
The East Course was one of only 12 North American and Caribbean golf courses to receive a five-star rating by Golf Digest. The venue has also been ranked number one in customer service among resorts by Golf Digest. Links magazine voted the Broadmoor a Top 25 Golf Resort of the World in its Silver Anniversary edition.
Get ready for rolling fairways, multi-level greens, and demanding hazards at the stunning yet formidable West Course. At 6,800 feet, this 18-hole course has more doglegs and steeply-angled greens than the East Course, and offers breathtaking views of both the mountains and Colorado Springs.
The West Course plays tighter off the tee, with more heavily tree-lined holes than the East Course, and also gives players an array of spectacular approach shots. Don't let the stunning mountain views distract you; our West Course may look like a postcard, but it offers a very challenging and rewarding round of golf. The West Course was also the host site of the 1998 PGA Cup Matches.
A combination of the original 1918 Donald Ross design and the Robert Trent Jones, Sr. 1964 design, the West Course offers our guests a challenging course with spectacular views.
After undergoing renovations by Nicklaus Design, the Mountain Course was reopened in July 2006 and plays to a maximum of 7,700 yards, par 72. This beautifully designed course features wide, forgiving fairways and large greens with beautiful mountain vistas, ideal for a range of skill levels and handicaps. To reserve a tee time, call the Golf Pro Shop at 719.577.5790.
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In 1959, Jack Nicklaus won his first national title and first major championship, the US Amateur Championship, on the links at The Broadmoor. Forty-nine years later, his company, Nicklaus Design, brings the legacy full circle, with a redesign of one of the most beloved Broadmoor golf venues, the Mountain Course. Working in collaboration with Nicklaus Design, a wonderfully scenic and playable golf course has been created that blends seamlessly with the Broadmoor's other award-winning courses.


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Congratulations to local homebrewer Phillip Kaufman of the Kuykendahl Gran Brewers. His Strong Scotch Ale finished first in the 14th annual Big Batch Brew Bash on Saturday at the Saint Arnold brewery. According to a note I got this morning, Kaufman "will now be welcomed to Saint Arnold as 'Brewer For A Day.'"
This means Kaufman will help the Saint Arnold crew brew a batch based on his winning recipe. It'll be called Divine Reserve No. 8 and, according to the release, "If all goes well, Saint Arnold intends to enter the beer in the Pro-Am competition of the Great American Beer Festival later this year."
For the past two years, the winner of the Big Batch Brew Bash served as the inspiration for Divine Reserve. Last year's winner, a Weizenbock, inspired Saint Arnold Divine Reserve No. 7. The 2007 winner, a Russian Imperial Stout, inspired Saint Arnold Divine Reserve No. 5, which was listed among the best beers of 2007 by Beer Advocate.
The Brew Bash drew 90 entrants this year.
AND UP IN CONROE: Earlier this month, Southern Star Brewing Co. announced the winners of its first Pro-am competition:
We had a tough time choosing, but after about 1½ hours of deliberation, we chose a Saison brewed by Mark Kizer and Scott Wells of Austin. An Imperial IPA brewed by Chris Jones and Ben Ronck gave this beer a serious run for its money. Honorable mention goes to Eric Lowe for his Tejas Wit. That was also an outstanding beer.
Of the 43 entrants, 12 were "pushed to the second round for serious consideration."


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One of the greatest pilgrimages that we made in Florence was to various gelaterias to fill our jelly bellies with scoops and scoops of gelato.
I wasn't interested in wasting sacred room in my tummy, and calories, so I looked to Breadetbutter for her recommendations on various gelateria she visited in Florence, and to the hotel concierge, Andreas, for his favourite shop in town.
Amidst all the steaks and pastas that we tried to fit into our pits, we could only drop by three. All are well worth a visit, although there are some differences that made my favourite stand out a little.
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1. Perché no!
The gelateria is a tiny little thing tucked away in a small street in town, but packs a power punch in certain rather innovative flavours. I had the hazelnut and sesame flavours, hazelnut being my staple at any gelateria and sesame being a fascinating combination of chestnut honey, sesame caramel and mozzarella. The hazelnut was a little icy, much to my disappointment (it could be a batch problem, because streams and streams of people were coming in to check out their favourite gelateria). Sesame, on the other hand, knocked my socks off! It was creamy, very nutty, and well-texturised with crunchy specks of sesame caramel without being the least bit cloying. YUM. M, a fan of citrusy notes, was floored by the extremely tangy lemon flavour. Let's just say that the lemon is so tangy, that I'm pretty sure it moves mountains…and chronically Botox-ed faces.
Via Tavolini 19r, 50122 Firenze
2. Gelateria La Carraia
This was the first gelateria we visited, after our steak dinner at Osteria del Caffe Italiano. The long walk from the osteria, across the Amo River, and finally, to the shop gave us plenty of time to digest the cow we had devoured. I went for the chocolate and hazelnut flavours; they were delightfully creamy but were unfortunately a little too sweet for me. I wish I had room to try more flavours before passing a verdict, for there was a painfully large crowd at the gelateria, a testament to how good the gelato is touted to be.
Piazza N. Sauro 25/r, 50124 Firenze
3. Vivoli
Andreas, the cheerful concierge at NH Porta Rossa, let us in on his favourite gelateria, and boy, were we glad to hunt it down on our last day in the city. It is a shame that we didn't drop by sooner as Vivoli is just a stone's throw from Osteria del Caffe Italiano, the restaurant we visited on our first night in Florence. This gelateria houses a good number of seats, and quickly won us over with the best gelato we have ever had. Perfectly creamy, clean flavours done to the perfect sweetness…do you need a better reason to check this gelateria out? I'm very partial to the hazelnut over here, by the way.
Via dell'Isola delle Stinche 7r, 50122 Firenze
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At least once a month as I sit in my regular Weight Watchers meeting someone who is new will ask me how long it took to lose "the weight." I usually hesitate to answer this question but then I smile and I answer like this: The first hundred pounds came off in a year the next nearly hundred took quite a bit longer. I resist telling this new member how long a bit longer is because I don't want them to feel that I am typical of members with sizable amounts to lose and I don't want them discouraged before they start and yet somehow I think my truth is helpful to share.
The truth is that it took me 15 years, yes years, to get to my goal weight and that weight is a number set by my doctor who did not believe it would be healthy or even safe for me to get to the Weight Watchers goal weight. If I was going to reach the Weight Watchers goal weight I would need to lose an additional thirty pounds! The important thing to know is that I am happy where I am now and it is a lifestyle I can maintain and do maintain MOST days.
During that fifteen year period I learned many things that have helped and sustained me along the way. The MOST important thing I learned about losing my weight and keeping it off is that I had to believe I was worth the effort. I am worth the effort and so I persevere! I learned that when you are as large as I was and the Weight Watcher leader stands in front of the class and says, "Nothing tastes as good as thin feels" you know immediately she has NEVER had warm chocolate chip cookies straight out of the oven or peanut butter spread on bread fresh from the toaster or even a dish of Rocky Road ice cream from Baskin Robins because I can assure you they still taste amazing and are worth the extra exercise I have to do to burn off the calories from eating them. I know I could list you at least another fifty foods that meet the same qualifications. Food tastes great and most of us in that meeting know that or we would not be sitting in that meeting. I have also learned that the Weight Watchers program works great; the Lynn program, not so well. On the Lynn program I would follow the WW program religiously until the FIRST meal after my weigh in at which point I would think to myself I have a whole week to recover so...the eating would begin. I began this practice with only one "bad" meal on the day I weighed in but soon it became both meals and included snacks. I weigh in on Saturday so Saturday then became a bust. Soon Saturday became Sunday as well and before long what I ate Friday night couldn't possibly show up on the scale on Saturday morning, but it did! Reality hit me smack between the eyes one week when I realized it took me three to four days of the next week to get off what I had just eaten on the weekend and I just might be much more successful if I stopped the weekend binge. Guess what; it worked! The Lynn program was put aside with all of the other discarded diet attempts but I continued on with WW and I did their program. Pound by pound, sometimes quarter pound by quarter pound the weight came off and I found myself on the scale at my meeting at goal. I fought back the tears but know that my meeting mates would have understood because that is what we do.
My truth is there were struggles and the same pounds were gained and lost repeatedly but I kept coming. I learned to do better and how to handle the rough times and that everyone stumbled and some even quit trying for awhile but kept coming and they too became successful.
The other day I was struggling and I came across a great quote that put things back in perspective for me:
"Some days, doing "the best we can" may still fall short of what we would like to be able to do, but life isn't perfect on any front-and doing what we can with what we have is the most we should expect of ourselves or anyone else." Fred Rogers
I read it again and brushed the dirt off my knees, pulled my shoulders back, picked my chin up and started over. I AM WORTH THE EFFORT! "Failure is not falling down; failure is not getting up." (unknown) The truth is that it takes courage to continue trying.
My truths are that I am determined. I am a success but above all I am courageous!
Be brave, you are worth the effort!
"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes, courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "I will try again tomorrow." Mary Anne Radmacher


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8912756.post3990616395752556608..comments2017-11-09T07:14:19.602-05:00Comments on Hoopinion: Credit Where Credit Is DueBret LaGreehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8912756.post-23668280273337237342010-08-09T09:29:56.037-04:002010-08-09T09:29:56.037-04:00It also pairs with this notion bubbling up that Al...It also pairs with this notion bubbling up that Al's going to be playing more at the 4 spot this year under Drew.
As Bret's mentioned, the Zaza/Horford combo is one of the better big-man combinations the team used last season, only it didn't use it nearly often enough.

Though it does make me wonder if that means we'll be seeing Josh Smith more at the 3 (the mind boggles) and Marvin spending more time on the bench at $7 million per.jrauchhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8912756.post-86399338979715222952010-08-06T20:30:24.334-04:002010-08-06T20:30:24.334-04:00You really don't think Shaq's a better bet...You really don't think Shaq's a better bet for next season than Pachulia? I find that shocking. Pachulia would kill to have the year Shaq had last year. Actually, he would probably kill to shooting over 50 percent from the field once instead of missing so many bunnies.

Shaq shoots much better from the field, with the added bonus that you can throw him the ball in the post and have him create his own shot, which is something Pachulia can't do and shouldn't. He also blocks more shots and grabbed a higher percentage of rebounds.Stevehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8912756.post-15493837394179990372010-08-06T13:23:52.250-04:002010-08-06T13:23:52.250-04:00Gilder or Kyle Weaver would be a nice addition. We...Gilder or Kyle Weaver would be a nice addition. Weaver played pretty well in Oklahoma City two years ago and (in a very small sample size) tore up the 2010 D-League playoffs to the tune of 24/6/6 (67 TS%).Bret LaGreehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8912756.post-10745203460757602712010-08-06T13:21:01.365-04:002010-08-06T13:21:01.365-04:00What's your opinion on Trey Gilder? He, or a ...What's your opinion on Trey Gilder? He, or a player like him, would comprise the top of my wish list for a body the Hawks could use to fill out the roster. Unfortunately, the Hawks probably place undue weight on his poor jumpshooting ability.Bronnhttps://email@example.com


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Discussion in 'Drum & Bass' started by encounter, Oct 14, 2010.
Tune!!!! i have been wavering what this tune was called!
me too, just heard it a few seconds ago. Was pretty sure when I first heard this it was by calibre, sick sick tune!
theres already a thread in this forum containing the same song.
This on that greatest hits d/l thingy
Hopefully there will be a vinyl release to compliment this
yeh i thought it was spy, but its a sick tune!
i thought it was by SPY as well didn't think it would be Logistics tbf
Sorry couldnt find any
spacejams now out @ http://www.digital-tunes.net !
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oh, and also @ trackitdown.
cheers man, haven't seen it on the cd cover so I thought that might not be on this cd then. Criminal that this is just a digital release and not even on the cd It's up on beatport aswell btw. I guess on all the stores
safe for the heads up bro! just picked this up now, didnt expect this to be out for ages
no problem mate
its finally out, but the only tracks i really dig are notes from the block and krusty bass rinser
What the fuck
Logistics - Together (5:57)
Logistics - Spacejam (6:05)
Logistics - Kaleidoscope (6:01)
Logistics - Inside My Soul (6:18)
Logistics - The Trip (5:35)
Logistics - West Country (5:56)
Logistics & London Elektricity - Search Engine (5:14)
Logistics & Cyantific - Flashback (5:20)
Logistics - Blackout (6:39)
Logistics - Krusty Bass Rinser (5:59)
Logistics - Never Ending Story (4:53)
Logistics - Cosmonaut (4:55)
Logistics - Ram Raid (4:29)
Logistics - Winter Blues VIP (4:56)
Logistics & Illskillz - Notes From The Block (5:16)
Logistics - Weezer (5:15)
Logistics - Colour Wheel (Friction+K-Tee VIP) (5:35)
Logistics - Damage Control (5:24)
Logistics - Alive (6:46)
Logistics - Spectrum (4:32)
Only 2 good songs apparently
logistics really is one of the top liquid producers ever to exsist. without him i would be saying hospital who?
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45+ Fall Crafts and Activities for Kids
Little ones love learning about the seasons, and with fall quickly approaching, I've put together a huge list of 45+ fall crafts and activities for your littles! There's no better way to learn about autumn than to do hands on activities and even a little exploring!
Kids Fall Crafts and Activities
Creating a Fall Nature Tray from Edventures with Kids
Stone and Shell Owl Craft from Rhythms of Play
The Art and Science of Leaf Rubbings from Edventures with Kids
Sewing a Fall Leaf Crown from How Wee Learn
Unique Fall Crown from Rain or Shine Mamma
Nature Walk: Autumn Leaf Masks from Outdoors Mom
Fall Sensory Jars from Kids Play Box (Pictured)
Fall Button Trees from Hands On as We Grow
Nature Scavenger Hunt (Free Printable) from Young Earthy Mama
Let's Build a Nature Wall from Meri Cherry
Top 10 Fall Nature Crafts from Rhythms of Play
Fall Tree Art from Kids Play Box
Name Activities with Colorful Pumpkin Seeds from Fun-a-Day
Fall Leaf Letters from How Wee Learn
Lego Stamped Indian Corn from Crafty Morning
Coffee Filter Fall Leaves from Popsugar Moms
Search for Signs of Autumn from Rhythms of Play
Fall Leaves Garland from A Beautiful Mess
Pine Cone Splatter Art from Mess for Less
Autumn Woodland Treasure Sculpture from Filth Wizardry
Bark Owl Craft from Fireflies and Mud Pies (Pictured)
Autumn Leaves and Gems Color Sorting from The Imagination Tree
Faces from Fall Leaves from Fun Family Crafts
Fall Leaf Rainbow from Love in the Suburbs
How to Preserve Leaves from Buggy and Buddy
Autumn Sensory Bin from B-Inspired Mama
Autumn Nature Table from The Imagination Tree
Ways to Play with Nature from Modern Parents Messy Kids
Fancy Stick Crown from Mama Miss (Pictured)
Autumn Mobile from Red Ted Art
Fall Leaf Suncatchers from Cute and Peculiar
Tiny Guests from Manomine
Fall Leaf Lacing from Rhythms of Play
Autumn Leaf Mason Jar Candle Holder from Spark and Chemistry
Salt Dough Leaf Impressions from Freebie Finding Mom
Paper Plate Owl from Huppie Mama
Maple Tree Leaf Globe from Premeditated Leftovers
Fall Wind Chimes from The Benson Street
Autumn Leaf Bunting from The Artful Parent (Pictured)
Pine Cone Owl from Broogly
Fall Leaf Painting from Minne-Mama
Leaf Hedgehog from Crafty Morning
Fall Play Dough Invitation to Play from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Acorn Activities for Kids from Still Playing School
DIY Acorn Peg Dolls from Rhythms of Play (Pictured)
Tissue Paper Fall Wreath from Happy Hooligans
Leaf-y Jack-O-Lantern from How Wee Learn
Fall Slime Recipe from Learning Through Playing
I hope that you found fall crafts or activities your kids or students will enojy! Don't forget to follow us on Pinterest for more great ideas, or sign up for our newsletter and get them sent straight to your inbox!


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27 weeks (and some change) and counting until the 2012 Latitude Festival, and tickets go on pre sale today (Friday) at 9am GMT. This gives you a chance to buy Latitude Festival tickets at the same price as tickets from the previous year's show. Latitude Festival ticket prices are going for £170, camping and parking will be available. The ticket pre sale will be open until until Dec. 31.
Latitude Festivals dates run from July 12 - 15. Run by Festival Republic, the Latitude Festival brings the appeal of the broad-based European festivals to Suffolk. It takes place in Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk, England. It has elements like theatre, art, comedy, cabaret, poetry, politics and literature.
The Latitude Festival has already started cooking for next year, saying in an announcement: "Autumn's the time when it gets really exciting for us; grand ideas, crazy themes, and a barrowful of kitsch, all get mixed up and muddled for a few months before we reveal them to you, fully formed and fabulous." It's gonna be a good show.
A Latitude Festival lineup has not been announced, but is due sometime in 2012. Check out the Spacelab Festival guide to stay up to date on 2012 music festivals, and check in with the Music Festival News page for daily & weekly updates.
Latitude Festival tickets for 2012 go on sale today, dates for the festival are July 12 -15 2012. A festival lineup will be announced in 2012.