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Local brewers win in a Longshot
Looking carefully at the 12 taps behind the bar at 2 Brothers Restaurant & Pub in Salem, or the array of bottled beer, the Thirsty Person notices something interesting.
There are zero Budweiser or Coors or Miller products.
All of the 2 Brothers beer offerings are esteemed craft products - a super-buffet of hops-and-barley greatness.
It's no surprise, then, that Zack Adams and Pat Lloyd enjoy hanging out here. Close friends, brothers-in-law and dedicated homebrewers, they combine their own recipes, vision and techniques in the beer laboratory also known as the basement of Lloyd's house in Salem.
On a fine spring evening in the 2 Brothers bar, Lloyd and Adams sip beer and talk about the alchemy of the brewing process - at which they're pretty excellent.
In fact, their Magnificent Seven IPA was one of three national winners in the 2012 Samuel Adams Longshot American Homebrew Contest. As finalists from more than 1,000 entries, Lloyd and Adams were flown to the Great American Brewfest in Denver last October, where Magnificent Seven - a reference to the ingredients - was crowned along with a strawberry lager from Ohio and a wheat beer from California.
As a result, their Magnificent Seven recipe was brewed by Sam Adams and distributed nationally, along with those of the other finalists, in the company's Longshot Mix 12 Pack.
Tonight, at the Brewfest at the Beach in New London, Lloyd and Adams are scheduled to be on hand to present and discuss their beer.
Adams, 26, whose day job is online marketing for a floral company and who is decidedly not related to brewer/patriot Samuel Adams, says, "Any homebrewer who makes that first batch that actually sort of works thinks, 'This is great! I can do this for a living!' Of course, it's much harder than that and you quickly realize it. Your goals become more realistic: how do I go forward?"
The pair met when Adams started dating and then married Laura Frausini. Her sister Amy was married to Lloyd, 31, a teacher at Stonington High School. Both men liked sports, the sisters have always been close, and friendship evolved.
Oh, and Lloyd and Adams immediately bonded over beer.
"You know how it goes," Lloyd explains. "You start off with a cheesy fake ID, drinking cheap college beer. A lot of people stay with those, but for some of us, the universe of beer explodes on you - and it's an ever-changing path you travel."
The two got homebrew kits at about the same time - one was purchased under the guise of providing beer for the Adams/Frausini nuptials - and experimented separately before deciding they should join forces.
In conversation, Lloyd and Adams range from hilarious anecdotes to fervent lab geekery.
At one point, describing some of the arcane minutiae involved in the brewing process, Adams takes a reporter's pen and helpfully writes down some chemistry-speak involving hot water and malted barley and varying temperatures that convert starches into sugars.
"It's trial and error," Lloyd says. "If someone had told me to pay more attention in my college chemistry and biology classes - that you could actually get a degree in brewing - well ..." He takes a sip and shakes his head as though in comprehension of riches lost.
No worries, though. As experimenters and fans of various beers, Lloyd and Adams brewed their collective way through a many different styles, from a Vienna lager to a Belgian saison - burning more than one batch on a kitchen stove top before setting up more sophisticated gear in Lloyd's basement.
"A disclaimer," Adams says. "Yes, you buy this equipment and tell your wives that you'll save money on beer. You are NOT saving money. We wasted money for four years before we go to the point where we could make 30 gallons of drinkable beer. And we should also point out how incredibly patient and supportive our wives have been with this."
The brewing process takes about five hours, followed by five to 10 days of fermentation and another 10 days of dry hopping before they can bottle.
After Magnificent Seven worked its way through the Samuel Adams contest's regional selection process, Adams and Lloyd were jazzed to make the finals trip to Denver. They met a variety of craft brew wizards - folks they regard as heroes - and were dazzled to be treated as contemporaries. Too, both say that Samuel Adams founder Jim Koch and the whole company are gracious beyond measure.
Sam Adams made 500 barrels of Magnificent Seven - roughly 165,000 bottles that were distributed - and once they're gone, they're gone.
As per contest rules, only one of the two men could be featured in the bottle illustration.
"Zack is more the chemist and I'm more the consumer advocate," Lloyd says. "I was more than happy that his face is on the bottle."
Lloyd and Adams are considering the possibilities, down the road, of opening a commercial brewery.
"Because of the Longshot contest, we've been able to meet some people who might be interested in what we're doing. We're exploring our options - and we're going to keep making beer."
"Think about it," Lloyd adds. "If you could take care of your family and make beer for a living ... that's a good thing."
What: Brewfest at the Beach, benefiting New London Rotary charities
When: 6-9 p.m. Friday
Where: The Pavilion, Ocean Beach Park, 1225 Ocean Ave., New London
Tell me more: Food, music and over 150 beers representing virtually every brewing style in the world. This includes Magnificent Seven, an IPA crafted by locals Pat Lloyd and Zack Adams - and winner of the 2012 Samuel Adams annual homebrew competition.
How much: $25 advance, $30 gate
For more information: brewfestatthebeach.com
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An Aug. 10 wedding is being planned by Megan Bush and Michael Bartley Jr., both of Butler.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Connie and Doug Wetzel of Butler and Daniel Bush of Butler. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mike and Sharon Bartley Sr. of Butler.
The bride-elect is a 2007 graduate of Butler High School and a 2011 graduate of Clarion University of Pennsylvania.
She is employed by Royal Oak Nursery School and Kindergarten in Allison Park.
Her fiance graduated in 2006 from Butler High School and will graduate in 2013 from Clarion University.
He is employed by Wendy's in Butler.

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This course is an introduction of generally accepted accounting principles as they pertain to external financial reports. The accounting cycle, accounting systems, theories, and policies relative to asset valuation, liability measurement, and income determination are presented. Emphasis is placed on accounting for a sole proprietorship.
A study of corporation accounting including the issue of stock and payment of dividends. Other topics include accounting for partnerships, plant assets, intangible assets, investments, and liabilities.
Prerequisite: ACC100
ACC200 - Managerial Accounting
This course is a study of financial data to be used by internal management. Areas of study include statements of cash flow, financial statement analysis to predict solvency and profitability, departmental accounting for a manufacturing business, costs systems for a manufacturer, cost-volume-profit analysis, and budgets.
Prerequisite: ACC110
ACC210 - Data Management Applications
This course is designed to introduce the student to advanced data management techniques incorporating current computerized accounting software packages. Students will compare several currently popular small business accounting software packages. Students will receive hands-on experience as they complete the daily, weekly, and monthly transactions of the campus corporation or local business operations.
Prerequisite: ACC110
A comprehensive explanation of the federal tax structure and training in the application of tax principles to specific problems.
Prerequisite: ACC100
ACC230 - Intermediate Accounting I
A study of contemporary financial statements, practices, and forms. Emphasis is placed on cash, temporary investments, receivables, inventories, and current liabilities.
Prerequisite: ACC110
ACC250 - Accounting Transfer Credit
This course is used only as a way to accept credit for a course transferred from another college or university. No courses above the 200 level will be accepted. This course is available only when the student has taken a class not offered by Central Penn.
ACC300 - Intermediate Accounting II
This course includes the study of liabilities, investments, paid-in capital, retained earnings, and analytical processes. Also included is the preparation of journal entries pertaining to noncurrent assets.
Prerequisite: ACC230
A study of fund accounting reporting principles, procedures, and standards. This will be accomplished through analyzing, recording, summarizing, evaluating, and interpreting accounting data for government units and other nonprofit organizations.
Prerequisite: ACC110
This course is a descriptive study of the accumulation of cost data and a determination of how to use such information to assist management in planning and decision making.
Prerequisite: ACC200
ACC325 - Accounting Information System
This course is designed to introduce computer technology as it relates to design, implementation, and operation of accounting information systems. A major portion of the course is devoted to internal control procedures. The objective of this course is to familiarize students with (1) accounting information systems (AIS) and their components; (2) the transformation of raw financial data into financial information by AIS; (3) the use of internal controls to assure the accuracy and reliability of accounting data and information; (4) the systems analysis, design, and implementation cycle; and (5) the completion of a case study analyzing financial information.
Prerequisite: ACC300
This course continues the study of the Internal Revenue Code as it affects partnerships, corporations, and estates and trusts. Basic competence in tax terminology, research, and tax calculations are emphasized. State taxes on business organizations using the tax structure of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the basis, are also examined.
Prerequisite: ACC220
ACC335 - Intermediate Accounting III
This course is the analysis and evaluation of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) relating to advanced topics in long term liabilities and stockholders' equity. Special emphasis will include the study of pensions, leases, income tax, earnings per share, revenue recognition, and accounting changes and error analysis.
Prerequisite: ACC300
This course deals with the study of advanced accounting concepts. Topics covered include the preparation, communication, interpretation, and analysis of financial data with regard to consolidations, international transactions, and business combinations. Foreign currency and partnership transactions are also examined.
Prerequisite: ACC335
This course is a study of the auditing process. Topics covered include the demand for audit services, the audit process, applications of the audit process to normal business cycles, and completion of the audit cycle.
Prerequisite: ACC300
This course is a continuation of the study of the auditing process. The course is designed to broaden and deepen student's conceptual and technical understanding of the attest function. It will provide the student with a framework for analyzing contemporary auditing and assurance issues.
Prerequisite: ACC405 or successful completion of ACC405 final exam
ACC430 - International Accounting
This course will examine the accounting function from an international perspective, focusing on international standards and practices and will provide an overview of key issues affecting the global marketplace. It will prepare the student for working with cross-border financial information impacted by global businesses. It incorporates international transactions, the operations of international companies, conversion of foreign currencies, and facilitating the use of IASB.
Prerequisite: ACC300
This course provides the student with the ability to recognize, analyze, define, spell, and correctly utilize the medical language used to convey information about anatomy, physiology, disease, and control and treatment of alterations in one's state of health. Medical Terminology applies in describing normal as well as abnormal, so the student begins with the normal as a base and adds to this the terms that describe pathological changes. The student specifically becomes aware of the medical prefixes, roots, and suffixes in forming a medical vocabulary.
ALH112 - Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology I
This course examines the structural organization and the functioning of the human body. The human cell is described in detail as it is the basic building block of the body. Body planes, directional terms, quadrants, and cavities are illustrated and located. The components and normal processes of the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, and lymphatic systems are discussed. Common pathology and medications are related to structure and function.
In this course the student is introduced to the major nationwide medical insurance plans. An overview of eligibility and benefits of Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, Workers' Compensation, Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO), and Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO) will be discussed. This course will also familiarize the student with the purpose and use of ICD-9 diagnostic and CPT procedural coding. Other procedural/diagnostic coding systems currently in use are presented. The student will learn to prepare medical insurance claim forms for reimbursement.
ALH120 - Anatomy and Physiology I
This course is a study of the normal structure and function of the human body. The course covers the basic cell, body chemistry, and then provides an in-depth investigation into the integumentary system, the skeletal system, and the muscular system.
ALH120L - Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab
This course is the lab component to the Anatomy and Physiology I course. The lab will consist of demonstration and hands-on learning in the following areas: cell structures, the planes of movement, axis of rotation, motions of the body, joint system, bone structure, skeletal structural, bone landmarks, and the musculoskeletal system of the human body.
Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in ALH120
ALH122 - Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology II
This course builds on knowledge obtained in Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology I by investigating the anatomical structure, organization and general physiology of the digestive, reproductive, urinary, cardiovascular, and the respiratory systems.
Prerequisite: ALH112
The student will learn to abstract information from the medical record and combine it with coding strategies to obtain the proper codes for diagnoses. The ICD-9-CM book will be studied for understanding of format. DRGs will also be discussed.
Prerequisite: ALH105
ALH130 - Anatomy and Physiology II
This course builds on knowledge obtained in Anatomy and Physiology I by investigating the anatomical structure, organization and general physiology of the digestive, lymphatic, urinary, endocrine, and reproductive systems. This course emphasizes the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, and the respiratory system.
Prerequisite: ALH120
ALH130L - Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab
This course builds on knowledge obtained in Anatomy and Physiology I by investigating the anatomical structure, organization and general physiology of the digestive, lymphatic, urinary, endocrine, and reproductive systems. This course emphasizes the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, and the respiratory system with these systems being the focus of the laboratory portion of the course.
Prerequisites: ALH120L and concurrent enrollment in ALH130
The course covers the medical record and maintenance of health information systems. The contents and types of medical records are presented. Various databases and filing systems are explored. The many legal guidelines are included.
Prerequisite: ALH105
ALH145 - Allied Health Procedures
This course provides the student with an overview of basic health procedures. Emphasis is placed on developing therapeutic communication in the clinical setting. Students will learn the components of a medical record and principles of medical documentation. Assessment of vital signs will be developed and principles of universal precautions will be presented.
Prerequisite: ALH120
This is a course which prepares allied health students to understand, identify, and classify medications. Upon completion of this course, the student will be familiar with drug classifications and the effects of medication on body systems.
Prerequisite: ALH105
ALH180 - Medical Administrative Procedures
In this course, the allied health student is trained in the most up-to-date administrative functions in physicians' offices. Important aspects of office procedures include communicating and interacting with patients, the role of the receptionist, effective telephone usage, administrative planning, supply and task organization, and time management. Scheduling appointments, processing mail, filing, treatment of clinical and financial records, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing, and credit and collection procedures are studied as well. This course will also expose the student to the operation of a computerized medical office management program. Applications of medical practice software will be explored.
Prerequisites: ALH105 and ENG100
ALH200 - Medical Machine Transcription
This course combines the knowledge of the English language, medical terminology, and keyboarding skills as a basis to enable the student to transcribe medical correspondence, documents, and reports accurately and
Prerequisites: ALH105 and ENG100
This course emphasizes the information on the medication label and the physician's order. Students will learn the concepts used to calculate medication dosages. A comprehensive review of basic math theory is given. Additional topics include surgical asepsis, assisting with minor surgeries, and theory of IV therapy.
This course will outline the principles and procedures of complete physical, gynecological, obstetrical, and pediatric examinations. The student is given the opportunity to gain basic knowledge and understanding of the purposes, techniques, and recording procedures of special tests commonly associated with the physician's office including electrocardiography, radiology, respiratory therapy, and specialized clinical procedures.
Prerequisite: ALH205 or concurrent registration
ALH225 - Medical Transcription II
This course is an extension of the principles of Medical Machine Transcription. The student is given an opportunity to transcribe a variety of medical correspondence, documents, and reports accurately and efficiently, meeting the demands of the medical profession. Additional computer time is necessary to complete assignments.
Prerequisite: ALH200
ALH230 - Disease and Diagnostic Methods
This course introduces pathology and disease by investigating the etiology, pathophysiology, and clinical manifestation of a wide variety of diseases affecting the various body systems of the human body. Diagnostic procedures and treatments for various disorders will be discussed.
Prerequisites: ALH105 and ALH130
The student will learn to abstract information from the medical record and combine it with coding strategies to obtain the proper codes for procedures. The format and coding conventions of the Current Procedural Terminology book and the Common Procedural Coding System will be studied.
Prerequisite: ALH105
ALH245 - Wound Management for the Healthcare Professional
The course is designed to provide entry-level, clinically relevant information on the management of patients with open wounds. The class will discuss the topics of anatomy and physiology of the skin, phases of wound healing, types of wounds, wound etiology and infection management through the use of debridement and topical agents. In addition, dressing selection, bandaging and the use of therapeutic modalities as adjunctive wound therapy will be explored.
Prerequisites: ALH105, ALH130, and PTA235.
ALH255 - Medical Law and Ethics
This course is an in-depth study of law and ethics as they pertain to health care and related fields. There are extensive discussions of legal, ethical, and bioethical issues which affect all aspects of medical office personnel. An emphasis on Pennsylvania laws affecting liability, licensure, and health care directives is presented.
ALH290 - Allied Health Transfer Credit
This course is used only as a way to accept credit for a course transferred from another college or university. No courses above the 200 level will be accepted. This course is available only when the student has taken a class not offered by Central Penn.
This is a clinical laboratory course designed especially for the medical assistant student and/or other medical personnel employed in physicians' offices. Emphasis is placed on quality assurance and safety requirements following OSHA guidelines. Instruction and practice will be provided in specimen collection and in CLIA Waived testing in urinalysis, hematology, clinical chemistry, immunology, and microbiology. While being observed by the instructor, the student will perform 25 successful venipunctures. The CPT exam is offered at the completion of this course. Electronic medical records will also be presented.
Prerequisites: ALH105 and ALH130
ALH320 - Health Services Organization and Management
This course involves the organization of the U.S. healthcare delivery system, and the basic management strategies and practices, which are implemented to administer its component parts. Dynamics of the interrelated components of the system are considered in terms of the impacts of social, political and economic change, and evolving system components to effectively accommodate and manage these changes.
Prerequisite: BUS220
ALH330 - Healthcare Policies and Politics
This course is the study of conflict resolution and resource allocation (or reallocation) by legislatures, courts, and "public" opinion. Healthcare policies include statutes and court decisions that define principles of legal liability in health, healthcare, and health insurance. It also involves consideration of accepted norms of conduct that influence the law and are influenced by the law, but do not have the traditional attributes of legal structures. Legal aspects include common law court decisions, as well as statutory law and administrative regulations that impact the healthcare system.
Prerequisite: BUS220
In this upper level course, the students will practice administrative and clinical skills from the program in the Allied Health Laboratory. The course is designed to illustrate and explore the role of medical personnel within the framework of the health care profession and to assist the student in the transition from student to health care team member. The student becomes aware of the role the MA plays in promoting a professional image for the practice and of health care resources available. CPR, first aid training, emergency management, and emergency preparedness are presented.
Prerequisite: ALH210 or concurrent registration
ALH390 - Upper-Level Allied Health Transfer Credit
This course is used only as a way to accept credit for a course transferred from another college or university. No courses below the 300 level will be accepted. This course is available only when the student has taken a class not offered by Central Penn.
ALH400 - Hospital and Health Services Administration
This course prepares the student to carry out the day-to-day responsibilities of a hospital or healthcare facility administrator. Issues of cash flow, personnel policy, staff interactions, record keeping, reporting requirements, inventory and supplies, security, organizational and management practices are examined. There is a project requiring the student to interview administrators in each of three different types of healthcare facilities, to compare the similarities and differences. The student will arrange their internship project as an outcome of this course.
Prerequisite: This course is taken the final term before the internship
ALH410 - Health Economics and Financing Strategies
This course includes analysis of financial flows, third-party payment programs, and reimbursement practices in the health sector. An economic analysis of the U.S. healthcare system regarding organization and financing policy issues will also be considered.
Prerequisites: ALH115 or BUS335 and BUS210
ALH420 - Healthcare Planning and Marketing
This course considers planning and marketing from the perspective of an administrator with responsibility for delivery of a particular healthcare service to the public. The product may be a general hospital, a specialized clinic, or a residence and long-term care facility. Consideration is given to differences of approach to each of these various services, and also to the planning and marketing strategies, which are common to all. Public policy and government planning functions are also considered, as well as direct and indirect inputs from professional organizations, insurance providers, and other relevant parties. The student will estimate public utility and benefits provided vs. actuarial cost incurred, means of financing and costing long-term facilities, staffing needs, major equipment, supplies, indirect costs in the planning process, cost recovery strategies and marketing plans, and philosophical policy ideas.
Prerequisites: BUS220 and BUS230
ART100 - Drawing and Illustration
This course is designed to introduce students to drawing and illustration techniques that focus on proportion, light, and perspective. Using media such as pencil, charcoal, pen, and pastels, students translate abstract concepts into visual design.
A course designed to introduce students to the arts — specifically, painting, literature, drama, and music as distinguished from the sciences and from history, philosophy, and theology. Through a variety of experiences, including lectures, guest speakers, field trips, and projects, students develop the ability to critically appreciate "the arts."
ART115 - Theater and the Performing Arts
This is an introductory course in which students will learn both the tradition and the mechanics of theater in European and American culture. The course will trace the history and importance of theater from ancient Greece and Rome through medieval Europe and the Renaissance to modern day. The course will additionally explore the various genres of theater and the mechanics involved in a theatrical performance.
This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of the visual arts. The focus of the class will be a tour through major periods of art history with an emphasis on style and culture. Students will be exposed to a variety of art techniques, and time will be given in class for students to experiment with basic media.
This course is designed to introduce students to watercolor techniques that focus on value, color, and composition. Class will start with monochromatic studies of simple still lifes, progress to a limited palette, and culminate in students selecting their own subjects and rendering them in full color. Students are required to purchase watercolor materials recommended by professor.
This course is an introduction to art history. Identification and analysis of individual artworks, their creators, and the study of artistic periods and styles. This class covers the development of artistic techniques and styles throughout the ages.
This course is used only as a way to accept credit for a course transferred from another college or university. No courses above the 200 level will be accepted. This course is available only when the student has taken a class not offered by Central Penn.
ART390 - Upper-Level Art Transfer Credit
This course is used only as a way to accept credit for a course transferred from another college or university. No courses below the 300 level will be accepted. This course is available only when the student has taken a class not offered by Central Penn.
This course provides an introduction to the study of living organisms. Emphasis is placed on the structure and function of the cell as the basis of life. Each body system is studied. Additional topics will include homeostasis, genetics, genetic engineering, and biotechnology.
This course studies human growth and development throughout the life span from the prenatal period through aging. Special emphasis is placed on normal physical, cognitive, social, and psychological growth so the student can recognize normal development as well as deviations from the normal.
This basic level microbiology course introduces students to the use of microscopes and to laboratory procedures for microbial identification. Students will survey microbial species and become familiar with common pathogenic microbial strains. Bactericidal, antiseptic, and sterilization procedures will be explored.
This is a fundamental survey course in business administration offering a basic understanding of the nature and scope of business in the modern world. Consideration of business practices such as management, organization, production, human resources, information technology, marketing, and ethics is an integral part of this course. Students use a variety of external resources.
BUS105 - Fundamentals of Selling
This course is a thorough study of the phases of successful selling: approach, presentation, resistance, and closing. In addition, a study is made of today's selling environment, product analysis, and buying psychology. The course emphasizes the desirable qualities of a successful salesperson with special regard to poise, manner, dress, ethics, and product knowledge. Students participate in role playing and sales presentations to develop selling ability and self-confidence.
BUS120 - Spreadsheet Applications
This course is designed to expose the students to the advanced capabilities of spreadsheet software. The use of current spreadsheet software is integral to creating spreadsheet projects based on real business situations.
This course is a study of the financial problems associated with the life cycle of a business. Topics covered include the sources and use of business funds, cost of capital, risk, asset management, and capital investments and valuation. Students are trained in the programming and use of the widely-accepted financial calculators for the solution of practical business applications.
Prerequisites: ACC110 or concurrent registration
This course is an introduction to the concepts, principles, and problems of economics. Emphasis is placed on the role of monetary and fiscal policy in pursuing macroeconomic objectives.


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Barney & Friends "Best In Show/Ducks and Fish" Best in Show - When the kids decide to have a Dog Show to show off their pets, BJ feels a little left out. He doesn't have a dog, and he sure wishes he did! A friend from the park shares her dog with BJ so he can join in the fun. Everyone has a great time and realizes that all of their dogs are winners! Ducks and Fish - Barney sees Riff protecting a nest full of duck eggs. D
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Thomas & Friends "Giving and Sharing" When Victor has to be away from the Sodor Steam Works, Thomas is asked to take over for the day. Victor tries to tell Thomas how to run the Sodor Steam Works, but Thomas doesn't listen. He just wants to get started with his very special job. D
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Curious George "For The Birds/Curious George-Asaurus" George tries to squirrel-proof the birdhouse when he finds Jumpy Squirrel is stealing bird seeds.G
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Martha Speaks "Eyes on the Skies/Camp Truman" Eyes on the Skies - Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson (Truman's #1 hero), is holding a seminar at the library. Truman becomes more and more certain that his activity partner T.D. is going to embarrass him in front of his idol. D
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The Electric Company "The Unmuffins" Something funny is going on. The Pranksters are being very helpful and The Electric Company is being awfully unfriendly. Will Jessica be able to fix things so everyone is back to normal?. D
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WordGirl "Granny and Clyde/Too Loud Crew" Granny and Clyde - Granny May cons Mr. Botsford into using him as her getaway driver as she goes on a citywide crime spree. WordGirl must find a way to turn Granny May in to the cops without putting her dad behind bars. Too Loud Crew - The Butcher and the Whammer unexpectedly team up and things get a little noisy. D
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Wild Kratts "Aardvark Town" When a young aardvark accidentally becomes a stowaway in Chris's backpack, the Wild Kratts team sets off on a "door to door" search to return him to his home burrow. Along the way, they discover the incredible (and valuable) service the aardvark provides to all the burrow-living creatures of Africa. Science Concept: Aardvarks manipulate earth materials and alter landscapes. D
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Cyberchase "Size Me Up" The kids cope with disparities in scale and size and use their brainpower to stop Hacker's plan.G
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Blizzard brings 60 mph gusts, extensive outages
Outages are beginning to pile up as the blizzard gains force with heavy snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour.
Connecticut Light & Power is reporting 5,082 outages, or 63 percent of its customers in Stonington are in the dark as of 9:02 p.m. per the utility's online outage map, 3,043 customers in Waterford, or 31 percent of CL&P customers, are in the dark. Salem has 68 outages, or 3 percent of its CL&P customers, while 1,615 customers in North Stonington are in the dark.
East Lyme has 1,707 or 17 percent of its customers without power. Lyme has 592 customers affected by the storm and Old Lyme has 2,240 customers or 41 percent affected. There are 2,104 Groton CL&P customers or 24 percent affected, according to the company's 9:47 p.m. web site update.
Earlier in the day, the power company estimated 30 percent of its statewide customers could lose power during this massive blizzard, which is expected to fizzle out by midday Saturday. Wind gusts are expected to reach 60 miles per hour and at its height, the storm could dump 3 to 5 inches of snow per hour, according to the National Weather Service.
Preston First Selectman Robert Congdon said 13 residents are without power as of 7:30 p.m. on Stanton Road, a small dead-end street.
Norwich Public Utilities reports 152 customers are without power this evening, with 97 customers in the dark on Sherwood Lane and another 55 on Summit Street.
Crews are not being dispatched to repair outages during the height of the storm.
Several inches of snow have already fallen and the storm has intensified over the last two hours. The overnight hours could bring the most snow.
Beginning at 4 p.m. Friday, travel on major highways was banned as the snowstorm intensified, Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced.
In southeastern Connecticut, that means Interstates 95 and 395.
The ban doesn't effect emergency response and recovery vehicles, including public safety or utility vehicles and vehicles carrying essential personnel or supplies.
"As the weather gets worse over the next few hours, we need to keep the roads clear, so that emergency-related personnel and utility crews can reach those that may need our help," Malloy said. "By traveling in these conditions, you are not only putting yourself in danger, but you are potentially risking the lives of first responders, utility workers and other residents. Please be safe."
The travel ban will remain in effect until further notice.
The state of Connecticut coordinated the travel ban with Massachusetts and New York.
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Earlier Friday, Malloy declared a state of emergency in response to the approaching blizzard, which he said could produce as much as 36 to 40 inches of snow Friday and Saturday.
"That would be extraordinary in our state," Malloy said.
A declaration of emergency provides Malloy with a number of emergency powers, including the ability to modify or suspend any state statute, regulation, or requirement; the ability to order civil preparedness forces into action; and the ability to designate vehicle and person routes and movements.
Many residents remember the storm at the beginning of Malloy's term, which produced around 20 inches. But 36 inches could cause significant damage and change people's lives, Malloy said.
The governor has not yet issued an order to close the limited-access highways. He said he was coordinating the effort with New York state and Massachusetts.
He asked residents to stay home. Road closures wouldn't mean a vehicle would be blocking highway entrances, but everyone except for emergency and response personnel should stay off the roads, he said.
"If you are leaving your house to go buy milk at this point, you are doing the wrong thing, even without the closure being in place," he said.
Besides snow building on roadways, Malloy said he was concerned about high winds that could produce power outages.
The major utility companies have already predicted a 30 percent power outage for Connecticut. Connecticut Light & Power is in the process of bringing in 400 additional linemen and about 100 tree crew personnel from outside the state to help Connecticut recover from the storm, Malloy said.
He said he was most concerned with Stonington and Groton because unlike other parts of the coastline, they are not protected by Long Island.
"So that becomes a particular concern for us, and resources are being marshaled to be responsive to that," Malloy said.
He also said the storm is not predicted to be as bad of a storm as Storm Sandy last fall, but that a tidal surge of about 3 to 5 feet is expected.
Buses will stop operating at 6 p.m. Friday, but local bus lines might decide to stop running earlier depending on conditions.
Metro-North will stop operating trains if winds get above 40 miles per hour because its electric delivery system might fail. The worse-case scenario would be to have a train stranded between stations, he said.
The governor said he has met with municipal leaders and asked them clear streets throughout the storm.
"I think they get that if you fall behind a storm, that could lead to the types of accumulation on the high end that this storm is talking about. … You won't recover for a long period of time and I think there was an acceptance of this," Malloy said.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning until 1 p.m. Saturday.
Forecasters are predicting the brunt of the winter storm to hit southeastern Connecticut.
A day off from work
Steve Sweet and fellow Electric Boat engineers Matthew Putz, Andrew Moger and a few other co-workers enjoyed their unexpected afternoon off Friday at Hanafin's Public House on State Street. They drank Smithwick's Ale or Murphy's Irish Stout, ate corned beef sandwiches and beef stew, and played darts.
"I'm from Ohio, so this is nothing," said Sweet, a Groton resident, standing on the slushy sidewalk outside the pub as friends moved their cars to avoid getting parking tickets. "We're just killing some time until we have to go home."
Electric Boat sent workers at its New London, Groton, Norwich and Quonset Point, R.I., facilities home at 11 a.m.
Across the street, Felicia Stevens, owner of The Drunken Pallette painting studio, was keeping her Facebook page updated, making sure customers know her business was staying open for the storm. Normally the studio schedules classes, but for the storm, customers are invited to walk in without signing up first to do crafts or paint.
"People get bored," she said. "We do this every weird weather day."
Painting instructor Adam Campos was expecting a group at about 4 p.m., and another two dozen people had already responded on Facebook that they planned come in at around 7 p.m., Stevens said.
At the Monte Cristo Book Shop on Washington Street, owners Chris and Gina Jones had only one customer Friday morning until closing around noon, but were using the time to move books and display tables around.
"I came in today to do some stuff I wouldn't do if customers were here," Chris Jones said.
They plan to close the store Saturday because of the storm, forcing them to also reschedule its first two author events scheduled for that day until March. That was disappointing for the owners of the new shop, which just opened this winter and is working to establish its customer base.
"Half our business is on Saturdays," Gina Jones said.
They hope customers will venture out Sunday, though, when they plan to reopen.
A snowplow ride through town
In New London, Mark Mitsko was driving his International snowplow up and down the streets in the north end of the city, making sure his route was pre-salted and that he would be able to pass through later Friday, when the snow was expected to pick up.
During a pass from one end of the city to the other, Mitsko checked the temperature: air, 32 degrees, road surface, 27 degrees. He was one of a fleet of 20 public works trucks and 45 workers who will be on duty, probably until some time Sunday he said, making sure the roads are passable.
Early Friday afternoon, while snow fell all over the city, down the south end along the water, it seemed more rain than snow.
"At this point, you need to use caution, but its not treacherous,'' he said as he maneuvered his five-yard dump truck down narrow streets and up steep hills. "Later, it will an adventure.'''
In Groton City, offices at the municipal building have closed for the day but Mayor Marian Galbraith has hunkered down for the long haul.
Galbraith has partially activated the emergency operations center, setting up maps, a television tuned to the Weather Channel and radios to contact public works and Groton Utilities crews. She was even blowing up an inflatable bed while waiting for the worst of the storm to hit the area.
Later this evening Galbraith plans a ride-along on a city plow truck. She was excited, borderline giddy about going out in the storm.
"How often do you get to go out in a blizzard?" she said.
On a more serious note, Galbraith urges residents to stay put if at all possible.
Heavy snowfall expected by evening
In Norwich, about 30 officials attended a national Internet web conference with National Weather Service Meteorologist Gary Conte for an update on the expected impact of the storm on southeastern Connecticut.
Conte said subtle changes in the forecast could bring more snow to the region, depending on whether the heaviest bands of precipitation later Friday afternoon start as rain and sleet. But by 6 or 7 p.m., the entire region is expected to be receiving heavy snowfall as temperatures drop.
Northern New London County could get as much as 24 to 30 inches of snow, while coastal areas could see significant storm surges and wind erosion. Coastal flooding, especially in western Long Island Sound, could reach 3 to 5 feet above ground at high tide, Conte said.
A blizzard warning means that severe weather conditions are expected. Wind gusts could reach up to 55 mph and visibility will be near zero in whiteout conditions.
Following the weather update, Norwich officials outlined the city's plans for handling the brunt of the storm.
A 911 dispatcher will remain at the the city's Emergency Operations Center, at the Norwich Public Utilities headquarters on South Golden Street, throughout the storm to ensure that snow plows are directed to streets with active emergencies, said Emergency Management Director Gene Arters.
Police Chief Louis Fusaro said road closures would be announced as needed, and the city may issue a citywide travel ban during the height of the storm.
Arters said local American Red Cross officials are advising residents without power to "shelter in place" during the storm. The city plans to open the emergency shelter at Kelly Middle School after the storm if needed. If major power outages occur in Norwich, Arters said city staff could open the shelter earlier if necessary.
Dolores Thayer, facilities operations supervisor for Norwich Public Schools said custodians will be stationed at all city schools throughout the storm to keep up with snow removal in anticipation of opening school on Monday.
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So for years, the Mission Beach resident has been spending two hours several mornings a week picking up trash and other discarded items for recycling. She uses many of her finds in wall hangings — and even decorated her fence with found sandals and baseball caps. She wears a pair of reclaimed flip-flops in like-new condition.
She recycles glass and cans and takes the things that still have life in them to thrift stores. She discards as little as possible, although she admits with a cringe that dirty diapers, condoms and razors are bound for the trash.
Ives said she's always amazed that people can spend a day enjoying the beach and then leave their trash behind to ruin the experience for others.
On a recent morning, she collected 15 shoes, including pairs and singles. She has even found an American flag in the sand. Among her other finds are bottle caps, cans, cigarettes and lighters, toys, hats, dog leashes, make-up, balls, towels, balloons and clothing — including underpants and bras. Ives shakes her head when she says she finds some of the trash within steps of the trashcans.
She also picks up lots of broken boogie boards, which owners simply abandon. She hasn't decided how to recycle them yet, though one of her friends is using one to display jewelry.
Ives said Styrofoam and balloons in particular make her angry, because they can and do end up in fish and birds. That's why there's a ban against them at the beach, she said.
The problem, she said, is that people don't care.
"They toss out something because it's cheap, yet they can't pay their bills," said Ives. "Talk about a disposable life and society … "
To encourage others to think about what they discard, Ives started her own blog, www.GreenEcoServices.com, in 2008. The site is filled with ideas for green products and recycling.
Cleaning up the beach is easy, she said.
"Every morning, there are hundreds of people walking for exercise and they walk right by the trash," she added. "If everyone had one bag for trash, we'd have a cleaner beach."
She points to a woman walking by with her dog and says every dog owner could make a difference if they took one bag for the poop and another for the rest of the garbage. Actually, there are so many plastic bags left on the beach people don't even need to take their own, Ives said.
Ives said she continues her quest to clean up the beach "because someone has to." And she hopes that seeing her at work will make other people more conscious about what they do with their litter.
To raise awareness for the type of trash that's ending up on local beaches, the New Ocean Blue nonprofit is sponsoring a Trash to Art program at the Pacific Beach/Taylor Branch Library, 4275 Cass St., from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Nov. 10. Participants will Velcro beach trash onto a giant canvas, which will be displayed in front of the library for the next month. New Ocean Blue members will talk about the dangers of the ocean's garbage patches, causing 100,000 marine mammals die annually from plastic and other trash.


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This is a continuation of my previous month's post on blogging tips: "Five Things Every Blogger Should Know" and if there is something I haven't covered that you're dying to know how to do, leave me a comment and if I don't know how to do it I won't eat or sleep until I've discovered the answer. You have my promise.
1. How do I include a poll in my post? Polls can be fun little things to involve your readers--doesn't everyone love having their opinion requested? You can do two different things: you can put a poll as a permanent fixture on your sidebar which requires you going into your template and adding the HTML there or you can add the HTML to the post itself, as a treat at the end. Either way, one technique that worked for me in Blogger is to go to Twiigs.com and register for a free account. Fill out the information about your poll and it will generate the code for you to paste into your post. The only downside to this is that I've not been able to find a poll site that allows more than one question per poll. If anyone else out there has seen differently I'd be interested to know about it.
2. How do I know when someone has linked to my blog? This one is important because if you can't check your links you won't know when someone has been kind to you and you won't be able to say thanks. Once again, there are several ways to do this, if you are on Typepad or Wordpress they have a system called Trackbacks that automatically notifies the blogger when someone has linked to them. However, Blogger doesn't have this system. If you want this feature in Blogger you have to install a plug-in called Haloscan into your template that will track this information. I don't use Haloscan myself for a couple reasons: first, I didn't like the ads that Haloscan includes with the pop-up commenting box, second, I just didn't want to include it in my template. Call it orneriness or something but I just didn't like it. Third, I found an easier way to keep track.
In Blogger you can enable a link at the bottom of each post that says "Posts that Link Here" and it will show you specific posts that link back to your specific posts. It doesn't show links to your main URL however, but Technorati does. If you go to Technorati and do a search on your main URL it will pull up other blogs that have linked to you in chronological order of posting. Just like that. You may have to do a search on your blog title too, because occasionally I catch links that come through that way, I'm not sure why there is a difference but there it is.
On occasion I miss links, Technorati isn't perfect, but you catch most of them and once you see a link it's only polite to leave a comment saying thanks. It's the nice thing to do.
3. How do I post an audio stream? Theresa at My Fairbanks Life was my source of information on this one, so give her a visit and tell her she's a genius. To include an audio stream with a post here's what to do:
This can be tricky and is probably different for those using Typepad or Wordpress but in Blogger you can following the directions here by first signing up for a free account at WebForm Designer. Next you must decide where you want your messages sent and what your form should look like. For each form there will be a separate code generated but once you have it you can paste it the HTML into your post and publish.
5. How do I make a picture into a graphic or banner? This explanation is long but stick with me, it's worth it I promise. You can use fancy programs like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop but if you don't want to shell out some money and are already using Microsoft Office there are programs that come with your package that will do a simple job for you.
First, start with a normal sized photograph in your files. One ending in .jpg or .gif. Then, right click on it to open it with Microsoft Digital Image Starter Edition. Once in the program, you can easily add text on top of the photograph by selecting "Insert Text" from the "Text" drop down menu. Then by selecting "Font" from the same menu you can mess around with the color, font and point-size of the text. It's rather intuitive once you know which program is easiest to use.
Once you have the words the way you want them, do a "Save As" to make sure you won't lose your work then again, right click on the saved image to open it with Microsoft Office Picture Manager and click "Edit Picture" at the top. It will give you a tool bar on the right side that allows you to resize your image according to your specifications. The pictures on my sidebar are approximately 159 by 115 pixels, to give you an idea. If you want to make the picture into an avatar and don't want to tweak pixels, you can upload it and resize it in Photobucket to avatar or thumbnail size with two clicks.
For other basic how-to's in blogging here are some other posts:
* JH Seiss at Colloquium with bloggers (and information) you should know part one
* and part two
* Lorelle with Blog Ideas for Brainstorming
* Tips for being a better writer by Liz at Successful Blog
* Leo Babauta has weekly articles for improving your blog
* Here's a Wordpress plugin that shows each of your commentator's most recent posts on their own blogs. Sure wish Blogger had this. Kailani at An Island Life does if you want to see it in action.
Congratulations to Sarah for winning her choice of baby bracelet's from Sher's Wares in this week's Saturday Giveaway. Thanks to all who visited and entered, I love reading your kind comments. The one that wrenched my heart was the mother-to-be who said she was eight days overdue. If I could have handed the prize out right there to her I would have done it. One should get some kind of a prize for carrying a baby that long!
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4:30 am
Wild Kratts "Masked Bandits" As they prepare for a creature costume party, the Wild Kratts team begins to notice all sorts of strange things happening in the Tortuga HQ. Jimmy is sure there is a ghost or monster living with them, but the Kratt brothers are convinced it's some kind of creature. When the gang sets out to discover who is causing all the trouble, they discover that certain animals gravitate towards human habitation because it provides food and protection from predators. D
5:00 am
Chefs A' Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin On The Farm "Chef Jacques Pepin & Sunburst Trout: Canton, Nc" Chef Pepin travels the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains with Sunburst Trout Farm's Sally Eason to find out where her caviar comes from. Recipes: Poached Trout with White Wine, Horseradish & Mushroom Sauce; Sunburst Caviar on Potato Pancake. D
5:30 am
Christina Cooks "I Love Vitamin C" Orange juice and Vitamin C is a great way to beat a cold, but there's much more to this little vitamin. Christina explores the vitality and versatility of Vitamin C with Lemon-Lime Hummus, Black Bean Soup and Orange Salsa. D
6:00 am
Wild Nevada "Pahranagat Valley" Pahranagat Valley is home to one of the riches rock art areas in the state of Nevada. On this trip, Alvin McLane joins us again as we explore a number of sites as well as a hike in Hells Bells Canyon and a side trip to Pahranagat Lake. D
6:30 am
In The Americas with David Yetman "In The Mouth of the Amazon" The Brazilian city of Belem at the mouth of the Amazon is a showcase of products from the great river basin. Now the famed acai berry is expanding Belem's reputation. Reclusive river people, called ribeirinhos, harvest the berries by climbing the tall palms.G
7:00 am
The Woodwright's Shop "Painless Panel Doors" Starting with simple sticks, we'll see how to make the stiles and rails of the classic raised panel door. D
7:30 am
Woodsmith Shop "Top Shop Tips" In the Woodsmith Shop, we're always looking for ways to make woodworking faster, safer, and more accurate. See some of our favorite shop tips and techniques from the pages of Woodsmith magazine.G
8:00 am
The Victory Garden "Easy: Simplify Your Garden with Tricks and Tips" JOIN host Jamie Durie at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, and learn how to "learn from the big guys" - garden tourists can recycle great ideas and put them to use in their own gardens. DECORATE your late-season garden with bold ideas for fall containers provided by gardening correspondent Paul Epsom. PRESERVE the freshness when lifestyle co-host Sissy Biggers learns Chef Michel Nischan's tips on growing vegetables and pickling for the winter. D
8:30 am
For Your Home "Trim & Surfaces, Part 3" Vicki discusses new paperless drywall. Working with natural elements, architectural details include matching stained mantle and beams and custom stove hood. D
9:00 am
Martha's Sewing Room "Everything Essential - Embroidery 101" Essential techniques for successful embroidery; And Sew On segment on spool content and quality of Presencia machine fibers; converting capris to cargos; Hand embroidered spoke flower. Guests: Kay Brooks, Jeff Williams; Kari Mecca, Wendy Schoen. D
9:30 am
Best of the Joy of Painting "Double Oval Fantasy" Bob Ross shows you how to paint two beautiful landscape ovals, harmonized into one masterpiece on canvas. D
10:00 am
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Go Nuts!" Joanne goes "nuts" and makes for us her five-spice, ginger, and cayenne packed Asian Toasted Nuts. Then she encourages her student Geoff to do the same making stir-fried chicken, pine-nut lettuce wraps, and cardamom-scented rice with toasted almonds. Recipes: Asian Toasted Nuts, Stir-Fried Chicken and Mushroom Lettuce Wraps, and Cardamom-Scented Rice with Toasted Almonds. D
10:30 am
Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Chicken Ragout & Stewed Grape Panna Cotta" Joanne instructs her student Heather on the fundamentals of slow cooking, or braising, and then shows her to create a dessert with a "wow" factor. Recipes: (1) CHICKEN RAGOUT WITH AUTUMN VEGETABLES, (2) PANNA COTTA WITH STEWED GRAPES. Student: Heather Tay - Sales Executive. D
11:00 am
Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "La Despedida (The Farewell)" This episode covers days of the week, telling time, and conversation that use these concepts. Raquel helps find Jaime and his dog Osito.G
11:30 am
Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Maestra? (Teacher?)" This episode introduces the past tense and reviews topics covered in the past five episodes.G
12:00 pm
Arts In Every Classroom: A Workshop for Elementary School Teachers, The "Workshop 3. Historical References in the Arts" Learner Team members and students examine costume designs for Parade, focusing on how the designs help convey character. They interpret works by painter Ren. D
1:00 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Electric Circuits" The work of Wheatstone, Ohm, and Kirchhoff leads to the design and analysis of how current flows. D
1:30 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Magnetism" Gilbert discovered that the earth behaves like a giant magnet. Modern scientists have learned even more. D
2:00 pm
Discovering Psychology "The Developing Child" Traces the processes and stages of growth and considers the nature vs. nurture debate by showing how developmental psychologists study the relative influence of heredity and environment.G
2:30 pm
Discovering Psychology "Language Development" Examines the development of language and what psychologists hope to discover about the human mind, society and culture by studying how children use language in social communication.G
3:00 pm
Curiosity Quest "Bowling Balls" Join the Curiosity Quest crew on this quest to learn how bowling balls are made. And, not just any bowling balls - but scented bowling balls!. D
3:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Money Math - Who Needs It?" Math is a true building block in the business of your life. Whether you are calculating the tip on the restaurant bill, making change at your lemonade stand, or figuring out how to quickly grow your savings, it's all about the math in money. Visit with a handbag designer and meet students who are helping to save the environment. D
4:00 pm
The Electric Company "Goodnight Robot" The Electric Company circulates a petition to save a famous literary landmark from destruction. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "A Perfect Score" While enjoying a little R & R in Solaria, Hacker is delighted to see Wicked, who is also on vacation-but she's not alone! She's partnered with Nug Grommet, the handsome cyber-surfing champion in a dance contest. Turning even greener with jealousy, Hacker enters the contest to prove his superiority. Only there's one small problem-who can he coerce into being his partner? Enter the CyberSquad. D
5:00 pm
Essential Pepin "Ocean Options" Brandade De Morue Au Gratin; Sea Bass In Shredded Potato Skin; Nage Courte Of Striped Bass; Codfish In Olive Oil And Horseradish Sauce. D
5:30 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Summertime Supper" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making perfect Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews liquid measuring cups in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Lighter Corn Chowder with lots of corn flavor. D
6:00 pm
Cuisine Culture "Daniel Boulud, New York" Daniel Boulud takes us to his butcher in New York's Meat Packing District to choose the cut for his famed Seared Rib Eye and Red Wine Braised Short Ribs, teamed with a Tomato in a Light Choron Sauce stuffed with Marmalade, Spinach Fondue, Diced Buffalo Mozzarella Salad and a heavenly serving of Pommes Dauphines. We recreate coveted dishes from the acclaimed restaurant Boulud: Peekytoe Crab Salad in a mold of Persian Cucumber-Black Sesame Coulis, draped with Early Mesclun and Radishes. Dessert is arguably the best molten lava cake in the world: a Warm Guanaja Chocolate Coulant filled with oozing Liquid Caramel and paired with a Creamy Milk Sorbet. D
6:30 pm
Pati's Mexican Table "School Lunch with a Mexican Twist" The same foods that parents pack into a hearty school lunch in Mexico are perfect for school lunchtime in America. These dishes are so tasty and filling, even grownups will want to take them to work! Street-Style Cut-Up Fruits and Vegetables; Ham and Cheese Torta Sandwiches; Juju's Birthday Cake (with a Brownie Twist). D
7:00 pm
The Woodwright's Shop "Painless Panel Doors" Starting with simple sticks, we'll see how to make the stiles and rails of the classic raised panel door. D
7:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Highlights of Paris: Eiffel and Monet to Creme Brulee" Rick scales the Eiffel Tower, savors French foods and marvels at Impressionists.G
8:00 pm
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "The Grand Bahamas" The early maps of the New World show the islands of the Bahamas as a chain that runs in an arc from the east coast of Florida to the top of Hispaniola. It was where Columbus first arrived in the Americas and each of its islands has a distinct culture. Burt takes us on a tour of the Grand Bahamas to find out what's grand. D
8:30 pm
Essential Pepin "Ocean Options" Brandade De Morue Au Gratin; Sea Bass In Shredded Potato Skin; Nage Courte Of Striped Bass; Codfish In Olive Oil And Horseradish Sauce. D
9:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Summertime Supper" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making perfect Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews liquid measuring cups in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Lighter Corn Chowder with lots of corn flavor. D
9:30 pm
Burt Wolf: What We Eat "Here's Looking at You Kid: The Story of Wine In The Americas" Burt looks at the history, folklore and culture of winemaking in America from the earliest plantings by Spaniards, through prohibition to today's prized vintages.G
10:00 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Food Memories" Joanne remembers her trips to Italy and with her student Di shows us a classic pizza strata and a dessert inspired by limoncello. Recipes: Green Salad with Garlic croutons and Balsamic Red Wine Dressing, Pizza Strata, and Lemon Sorbet and Vanilla Ice Cream with Limoncello. Student: Di Harris, Retired Nanny. D
10:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Highlights of Paris: Eiffel and Monet to Creme Brulee" Rick scales the Eiffel Tower, savors French foods and marvels at Impressionists.G
11:00 pm
Expanding Canon: Teaching Multicultural Literature In High School, The "Workshop 3. Inquiry: Rudolfo Anaya and James Baldwin" In Part I, Jorge Arredondo. D


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I went to Sephora the other day and got a few Urban Decay items; I LOVE their 24/7 Eye Glide Eye Pencils ($29 for the travel kit, $16 for the full size), I got the travel kit so I can try all the colors, they seriously do not smudge, budge, and they are waterproof! So you ladies who complain about the waterline/lowerlashline smudging throughout the day, definitely get a UD eyeliner! It makes such a huge difference. I'd have to say it's the BEST eyeliner out there in terms of the way it goes on, and how long lasting it is- which is perfect for the lower lashline.
I also saw their Bamboo- all natural palette(Sustainable Shadow Palette, $36), "Flash" and "Flipside" are so pretty, but I don't like how 3 or 4 of the eyeshadows are CHUNKY GLITTER. And I mean chunky!
From the "VELVET ROPE" kit:
From the "VIP" kit:
I got the full-sized pencil in "Rockstar", it's a gorgeous deep purple:
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Sunday, October 19, 2008
Urban Decay Haul
45 comments
- Christiana Divine @ Memoirs of A Shopping Addict said...
oOo! nice haul!!! :D i think you've convinced me to buy the urban decay travel size eyeliners... no joke. i have a HUGE problem with liners on my waterline/lower lash line smuding and/or fading. :P
- October 19, 2008 at 11:28 PM
- Mac It Pink said...
ohh i went to sephora couple days ago and they didnt have the travel set linerss, or i didnt look hard enough..bummer :(. i guess ill order online. :) love the fishy face too! so seksi! lol
<3 Penelope
- October 19, 2008 at 11:40 PM
- kawaiikao said...
omgoshh you are so lucky!! i am waiting for the sephora FF sale so i can snag me one of the UD shadow deluxe boxes that anne got. i want this palette too but i have to save some money for xmas presents and not be so greedy :[
- October 19, 2008 at 11:50 PM
- 心。葵 said...
the UD palette is so pretty! but too bad no sprees are on UD for now :(
- October 19, 2008 at 11:57 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
omg awesome haul! i'm also waiting for sephora's FF sale!
- October 19, 2008 at 11:58 PM
- miemiemie said...
awesome haul! from the pictures i'm starting to love the colors of the UD liners so much! i should should should or might as well say HAVE TO buy them when i go back to the US!! i so want them right NOW!!! :(
- October 20, 2008 at 12:01 AM
- gloriafatboy said...
emm yum! i love the UD liners u got.. looks like a great deal too.. Cant wait to check them out! Thanks!! =)
- October 20, 2008 at 12:06 AM
- Iyah said...
I had the UD 24/7 eyeliner in Zero for 6 months now and yes you're right. Its amazing :D
- October 20, 2008 at 12:17 AM
- sophia said...
OMG, I really love the Velvet Rope set!! All the colors are ones I would use. I am going to Paris this fall, and I hope I can find them at the Sephora over there... because there is NO UD in Singapore. :(
- October 20, 2008 at 12:52 AM
- esotericglamour. said...
I'm dying to get my hands on those eyeliners!!!!! But as I live in NZ, I have no idea how to? Do you know where I can get them from, online? Because Sephora and Ulta don't ship internationally.. :(
- October 20, 2008 at 1:13 AM
- Kylie said...
hey just passing by :) i love your haul! i was thinking of getting the eyeliners and youve convinced me! haha.. and the palette swatches are so gorgeous!
- October 20, 2008 at 2:15 AM
- KesHi@988 said...
You are lucky because in france the set for pencil eyes is 25€ and mmore!!!
Its very cheap in USA!!! I want to go At New York ! it's my dreams!!
See u later! take care!
Bye from Paris
- October 20, 2008 at 2:52 AM
- KesHi@988 said...
And beautiful Sustainable Shadow Palette !!
Kiss from Paris!
- October 20, 2008 at 2:53 AM
- Stephanie T said...
That's a great haul. All the colors are so pretty!
- October 20, 2008 at 3:37 AM
- J said...
You look so adorable in the first pic! haha! Wonderful haul you have there!! I'm loving all the Eye Pencils!! :D
- October 20, 2008 at 4:46 AM
- xphoebelinax said...
im loving that stash eyeliner and the UD makeup palette!
so cute! i wish we had sephora in australia! sigh.. :(
- October 20, 2008 at 5:02 AM
- Vannary said...
makes me wanna go out and get those eyeliners for myself :-)
- October 20, 2008 at 5:44 AM
- Starry x2 night said...
Ooh! Those are so gorgeous! And Rockstar is such a fabulous color on you!
- October 20, 2008 at 6:21 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
droollll i've been eyeing those 24/7 pencils forever and still haven't gotten one...i can't wait for the sephora friends and family sale so i can try everything!
- October 20, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- Gee said...
More lemmings! :P
I wish that Sephore F&F would hurry up and come around, lol.
- October 20, 2008 at 7:16 AM
- loveshara said...
Super cute. I love those liners, rockstar is one of my favs right now too! Since "purple" is in. (:
- October 20, 2008 at 8:38 AM
- jenners said...
WHOOOO UD liners are the saviors. thanks vanessa<3
- October 20, 2008 at 9:17 AM
- Anonymous said...
I am really loving the swatches. I have been debating which UD liner travel kits, but I think I want Velvet Rope. *Will my wallet forgive* :-D
- October 20, 2008 at 10:20 AM
- lovemakeup said...
WOW! I've been craving for them for months! (Gotta wait till NOV) But, the swatches are helpful, and now I am totally convinced!
Thanks again!
- October 20, 2008 at 11:41 AM
- ♥Niya♥ said...
You've convinced me to get the eye pencils. =]
- October 20, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- Anastasia said...
Have you seen the jewel of the new UD palettes, the Book of Shadows? Our local HoF has it, it's gorgeous, all the flowers pop-up.
Link! http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P222106&categoryId=C10461
- October 20, 2008 at 12:09 PM
- jeSmakeup said...
they look like marker! the travel kit is just a lil lesser... i wanna get these!! did u go on urbandecay.com??? only 29$? but its like 19$ for one huh?
- October 20, 2008 at 12:09 PM
- 0037sammie said...
I have the bright set and ladies- it is AWESOME!
Run as fast as you can to check 'em out, even if it's just to test if you like 'em or not. You will not regret it, they last forever =D
- October 20, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Anonymous said...
hi vanessa! the urban decay seems to work for everyone but me! it always smears on me.. i have oily skin
- October 20, 2008 at 1:27 PM
- Phyrra said...
So pretty!
I want to pick up those travel kits when sephora has their sale in november.
- October 20, 2008 at 1:31 PM
- *Jen* said...
I've been meaning to try the UD liners, they look so pretty! Great haul!
Hopefully I can make myself wait until F&F =)
- October 20, 2008 at 3:37 PM
- Arianne said...
Velvet Rope = WANT. And Rockstar looks so amazing too!
- October 20, 2008 at 4:31 PM
- Ariana said...
if the pencils start to smudge on you, (i loved them at first too)
then try MUFE aqua eyes. : ) my HG.
also, do are you on Makeupalley?
- October 20, 2008 at 4:35 PM
- ting RN said...
omg im totally going to get the eyeliners! i have large tear duct holes because I wasnt born with any and the doctor pokes them too big for me so my eyes always get watery now lol... so i need really good waterproof eyeliners :)
- October 20, 2008 at 5:13 PM
- ' * : . b | u 3 . : * ' said...
I got the VIP set last week too! I was almost going to buy the other but stopped because I just know I won't use most of the shades...too neutral for my taste :P
I really like the Sustainable palette, much more than the larger new palette. Am trying to stop myself from buying it but the colours are so pretty!
- October 20, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- marisol said...
Thank you for the review. I am intrigued by these liners and now I want them even more because they are waterproof.
Definitely saving it for when I place my order on Sephora when i use the FF coupon.
- October 20, 2008 at 6:52 PM
- Katie-Kat said...
yay, im happy you did a post on some urban decay products. i have been dyiiiing to get those eyeliner sets! now i think i have to, lol. oh, and just from your previous post... i think your sister and you are so pretty!
- October 20, 2008 at 9:16 PM
- Alyssa said...
I must stay away. Do you hear me I must stay away *talking to myself*.... lol~ It's so gorgeous I want, but I must stay away. :X
By the way, your sister is gorgeous and you're a great sister to help her out! :)
- October 20, 2008 at 9:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
ah...i wantttt
- October 21, 2008 at 1:29 AM
- Anonymous said...
hello nessa! i was wondering how long are the length of the pencils in the velvet rope set compared to the full length pencils? like half the length? two thirds the length? thanks :D
- October 21, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- Vanessa said...
Hi Icasm! They are actually almost the size of full-size one, it's probably off by 3 inches...i'll take a pic!
- October 22, 2008 at 1:45 AM
- jeSmakeup said...
vanessa! i thought u got both the UD travel kit for 29$ but its 29$ each... BOO! i swear i thought it was a good deal hahahah =*(
- October 24, 2008 at 3:00 AM
- Frond said...
beauty.com ships internationally... if that helps anyone. And they have both sets.
I'm soooo lemming this...
- October 24, 2008 at 4:49 AM
- yummy411 said...
i love the liners and the VIP set that i have that i want the Velvet Rope set too!
- October 25, 2008 at 9:03 AM
- sssdawna said...
i'm just looking at some of your 'pick your poisons' = ] i love the way urban decay looks but i've never actually tried it..i'm a total newb but i can't wait! great pics btw
- June 21, 2009 at 2:48 AM