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Monday, February 18, 2019 Staff
Moran Joins Window World Advisory Board
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Fred Moran, owner of six Window World franchise locations in the region, has accepted a position with the advisory council of Window World Inc., based in North Wilksboro, N.C.
Moran joins 11 other Window World franchise owners throughout the United States to work with the corporate team to develop strategies to continue and improve the course of the future of the Window World brand and franchise owners.
"It's an honor for me to join this group of successful business owners dedicated to the success of our company and service to our customers," Moran says.
As the Moran group of Window World locations continue to grow in sales, so does the third generation of family to join the business. Early in 2018, Mandi Moran, granddaughter of Fred Moran, came on board as general training and development manager. She joins her brother, Patrick, and father, Pat, along with 51 full time employees who round out the Window World family.
In 2018, the Moran group completed an extensive renovation of Window World of Akron, adding over 2,000 square feet of showroom space and 2,000 square feet of warehouse space.
"This is likely to be the largest showroom of exterior products in northeast Ohio," says Pat Moran. "We showcase the latest in design and technology trends in windows and doors." The newly remodeled showroom is easily accessed off of I-76 in Akron.
Nationally, Window World Inc. enjoyed several accolades in 2018, setting the company apart from the competition, Moran says. The company remains the largest exterior remodeler in the country, installing over 15 million replacement windows.
Last June, J.D. Power ranked Window World "Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Window and Patio Door Retailers." Window World and its local stores support the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through Window World Cares. Window World is a platinum sponsor to St. Jude, raising more than $9 million for the hospital. The Moran group raised $600,000 for St. Jude through the generosity of the Moran family and their Window World customers.
The Moran family owns Window World locations in Youngstown, Akron, Steubenville, Cleveland, Toledo, Pittsburgh and Wheeling, W.V. The company supplies and installs replacement windows, entry doors and vinyl siding to homeowners. Its home office is at 8070 Southern Blvd. in Boardman.
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WARREN, Ohio – The team at Bliss 360 Marketing, Warren, spent 2018 defining who they are in the marketplace, while building relationships and their client list based on a full-circle marketing approach. The Bliss 360 logo illustrates this approach and…


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Elin Pelin (búlgaro: Елин Пелин) (Baylovo, 8 de julio de 1877-Sofía, 3 de diciembre de 1949), seudónimo de Dimitar Ivanov Stoyanov (búlgaro: Димитър Иванов Стоянов), fue un escritor búlgaro. Después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial fue uno de los primeros miembros de la Academia de las Ciencias. Su producción (relatos, novelas, biografías, etc.) se caracteriza por la intención popular y didáctica, la descripción de los personajes y la contemplación de la naturaleza. También destaca el uso de varios dialectos que en boca de los campesinos y gente del pueblo dan a sus narraciones un tono realista lleno de humanidad y lirismo. Es considerado como el mejor narrador búlgaro de la vida campestre.

Historia
Nacido en una familia numerosa en la aldea de Bajlovo cerca de Sofía, desde una edad temprana mostró interés por la escritura y la lectura. Estudiando para ser maestro, enseñó durante un año en 1895 en su pueblo natal. Fue publicado por primera vez en 1901, y el respeto que le valió en los círculos literarios le animó a ir a Sofía en 1903, donde trabajó como bibliotecario en la biblioteca universitaria. Fue durante este periodo tomó su ya famoso seudónimo de pelin, que significa «ajenjo» en búlgaro. Pasó 1906-07 en Francia perfeccionando sus habilidades con el idioma. En este momento, ya era un escritor popular.

Entre 1910 y 1916, fue director de colecciones especiales en la Biblioteca Nacional y también se desempeñó como director de numerosas revistas, incluyendo a los niños de la publicación «Veselushka». Además, se desempeñó como corresponsal de guerra durante la Primera Guerra Mundial

En 1911 aparece una de sus obras más famosas: La familia Gerak (búlgaro: Geratsite). Es una de las más conocidas obras de la literatura búlgara y se ocupa de una familia tradicional de los pueblos, que experimenta la transición de la sencillez de la ruralidad a la modernización de la sociedad búlgara, un mundo en el que las prácticas de los viejos tiempos de la familia, fundada en el amor y la dedicación a la tierra, comienzan a desaparecer. Su segunda gran obra, Tierra (en búlgaro: Zemya), fue publicado en 1928. En este libro, Pelin creó una galería de personajes que se identificaban con el carácter y conciencia nacionales.

Pelin realizó su mejor trabajo antes de la Primera Guerra Mundial, pero fue más influyente durante el periodo de entreguerras, como representante de un relativamente honesto realismo en la prosa búlgara.
Desde 1924 hasta 1944, Pelín ayudó como conservador del Museo de Ivan Vazov, al tiempo que continuaba escribiendo, sobre todo para los niños. En 1940, fue nombrado presidente de la Unión de Escritores Búlgaros.

Después de la guerra, se las arregló para escapar de la lista negra y aunque gozó de la aprobación del gobierno comunista de la República Popular de Bulgaria, no le gustaba el realismo socialista, llegando a declarar que las emociones humanas, y no las máquinas, debían determinar la literatura. Escribió poco en sus últimos veinticinco años de vida, pero permaneció activo en los círculos literarios. El régimen optó por considerar sus obras como las de un realista, autor crítico, precursor del Realismo Socialista, quien a pesar de no haber adaptado correctamente la verdadera naturaleza del estado burgués, sabía cómo narrar acerca de la vida laboral y la rebelión individual de los campesinos explotados.

Sus obras completas fueron publicadas en Bulgaria en diez volúmenes, entre 1958 y 1959.

Obras

Las obras de Pelín - poemas, cuentos y novelas - recrean la atmósfera campesina y rural de la vieja Bulgaria. Su predilección por las historias cortas lo llevó a escribir algunas, de las cuales la divertida «Pizho y Penda» es quizás la más conocida. Un realismo genuino, con descripciones completas de luz y color, caracteriza sus obras. Considerado uno de los maestros de la prosa de Bulgaria, fue también uno de los iniciadores de la literatura infantil de Bulgaria. Sus cuentos de Yan Bibiyan y sus viajes a la luna todavía deleitan hoy.

 La ceniza de mi cigarrillo (1910)
 La familia Gerak (1911)
 Tierra (1928)
 Rosa negra (1928)

Tierra y La familia Gerak, entre otras obras, se han filmado varias veces (1930 y 1957, 1958 y 2008 respectivamente).

Honores
El pueblo de Novoseltsi, cercano a su lugar de nacimiento, Bajlovo, fue renombrado Elín Pelín en conmemoración a este escritor en 1950.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Elin Pelin in Pod Lipite

Escritores de Bulgaria del siglo XX
Escritores de literatura infantil de Bulgaria
Escritores de literatura fantástica de Bulgaria
Bibliotecarios de Bulgaria
Fallecidos en Sofía
Cuentistas de Bulgaria

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Tis the season to be grilling!
I'm faking you out. These "burgers" aren't grilled at all. In fact, they're a meatless meal (but do they *almost* look like real, grilled burgers?). I've tried a handful of meatless veggie burger recipes over the years, and most of them end up being rejected or at least smushed into a tortilla and deemed "tasty, but not a burger," like this favorite chickpea wrap.
Allow legumes to cool if you just cooked them.
Whiz them in a food processor along with vegetables and cilantro.
When mostly smooth, add salt and pepper, eggs and a cup of bread crumbs, then more bread crumbs bit by bit until a firm consistency is reached.
Roll into balls slightly larger than a golf ball, then flatten with the heel of your hand into patties.
Cook in a greased skillet (preferably cast iron) about 5-8 minutes, turning at least once to keep even doneness.
This is too spicy for kids.
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I made some black bean "burgers" a few weeks ago and they had bread crumbs AND flour in them and they were very bland and dry and just tasted like we were eating bread "burgers" on a bun. Blech!
Hubs was not a fan at all and he probably wouldn't be super excited about me trying again, but I think it would be such a great meal for our Meatless Mondays, if we could find a black bean burger that we actually liked.
Everything I've tried from KS has been good, so I'm sure these will be better than my last attempt! Thanks for the recipe!
I keep seeing this recipe pop up and it really does look delicious.
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I recently made chickpea and lentil patties. So good. I love making bean patties for dinner on a regular basis- a great way to use up leftovers!
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What do you use for buns? Are they store-bought or homemade?
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Lately I've been using homemade soaked whole wheat, but the recipe isn't on my blog. It's actually in the camping ebook, but based on one over at The Happy Housewife. Yummy!
We love these! When I make these, we fold them in a whole wheat pita with lettuce and KS ranch.
I usually make a double batch and freeze half of them. I don't usually cook them first. I form them into patties, then stick them on a cookie sheet to freeze. I then put them in a freezer bag (I know, plastic:( but it it gets a lot of air out). When ready to cook, I thaw them(not always completely) and pan fry them in coconut oil.
When freezing them, should I cook them first, or is it okay to freeze them raw?
You say these aren't grilled, but could they be? Have you tried it yourself?
I have the same blue dishes!!!
How can these be made gluten free? Would almond meal or a bit of coconut flour work?


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The Real Key West
There are two Key Wests. They occupy the same island but are worlds apart. The sham Key West is a show for tourists; the Real Key West belongs to those of us who live here. Come with us now ... to the Real Key West.
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This from the Crime Report in the Key West Citizen today:
Pepper spray research gets a poor peer review
ISLAMORADA ? Several classrooms were evacuated Monday morning at Coral Shores High School after a student discharged a canister of pepper spray.
At 8:30 a.m., a teacher and students in classroom 4204 were "disturbed" by a strong odor, according to a report from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. The teacher and students were evacuated from the classroom, along with students in adjacent classrooms.
Students reportedly told Deputy Beverly Brazil that a 15-year-old classmate had discharged a canister of pepper spray.
When the boy was confronted, he admitted to the allegations and showed Brazil where he'd discarded the canister of spray, the report states.
The teenager reportedly told the deputy he'd sprayed chemical at the floor to "see what it would do."
A search of the boy's backpack also turned up a smoking pipe, rolling papers, cigarettes, cigars and a bottle of Bacardi rum, according to the Sheriff's Office.
He was arrested on complaints of possessing a weapon on school grounds, disruption of school functions, possession of alcohol and tobacco on school grounds by a minor, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The Sheriff's Office said more charges may be pending.
Is this what the well-equipped Keys high school student carries in his backpack these days?
The second story has some relevance to what I've been saying lately also.
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Q: Check if previous status is returned so the user can borrow books again Sample Image
How to compare/check if the previous status of a user is returned. If it is returned then that user can borrow a book. If not or if the previous status is currently borrowed then he can't borrow a book.
The code seems incorrect. If the user borrows a book the fix status will always be 'pending.'
Heres what I did but it won't work.

if ($borrow->status === 'Returned') {
    $borrow = new BorrowBook();
    $borrow->book_name = $borrow->book_name;
    $borrow->date_borrowed = $borrow->date_borrowed('date_borrowed');
    $borrow->status = 'Pending';
} elseif (BorrowBook::where('status', $borrow->status === 'Currently Borrowed')->exist()) {
    return redirect('/borrow')->with('success', 'Your previous book has not been returned yet');
}

A: Some how your elseif is always return true, Try to use this,
elseif(count(BorrowBook::where('status',$borrow->status == "Currently Borrowed")->get())) {
    return redirect('/borrow')->with('success','Your previous book has not been returned yet');
}

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There are very few books on fishing that I have looked forward to reading as much as this one. Ted can hardly be accused of being a prolific writer, but his book Irish Trout and Salmon Flies is a classic and it has the distinction, denied to the majority of angling books, of having run to a second edition and also of appearing in paperback. While his first book was very much a dictionary of Irish dressings, Tying Flies in the Irish Style has much more detail about how to tie the patterns. Given the idiosyncratic methods that many Irish flies use, the appearance of a work like this is not before time, and I am sure that it will find a ready market among beginners and experts alike.
The first half of the book is dedicated to a discussion of the materials and methods used to tie Irish patterns. Ted is not shy of including 'modern' methods like Martin-style dubbing loops; it is refreshing to see this sort of open-mindedness in a work on what are largely traditional patterns. There is an all-too brief section on dyeing materials and it would have been good to see this expanded, as information about this subject is hard to find and it can seem more like alchemy than science to a baffled beginner. All of the patterns are beautifully illustrated in colour and many of them accompanied by hand-drawn tying illustrations which must rank among the best I have ever seen. Then, in an eclectic turn which characterises this magpie's nest of a book, the final third of the work is devoted to selected works of Tommy Hanna of Moneymore and angling letters written to this famous Irish fly dresser by G.E.M. Skues. Definitely one for the fly-tying shelf - and also take a look at Irish Trout and Salmon Flies by the same author.


Tags: Adventure, Cool, Fantasy, Fun, Girl, Horse racing, Kids, Magic, Magical, Unicorn.
So girly, the perfect app for unicorn lovers!
What's not to love about magic and unicorns! I really liked this fast paced game starring a gorgeous white unicorn. Unicorns are like horses but way more amazing. I think this app will appeal to girls and boys of all ages. Its fast paced and has so much to offer.
I loved the overall look of the game. Its set at night under a bright full moon, and the graphics are really moody with lots of silver, green and blue. It creates a mystical scene that will appeal to anyone who loves fantasy, castles and romantic knights in shining armor.
Unicorn Rush is really easy to play. It starts off with a tutorial game with simple instructions that pop onto the screen to help guide you as you play. I liked this function a lot. It makes it so much easier than reading long directions. You tap the left side to make your unicorn jump, and tap the right side to shoot magic fireballs at rocks and crystals in your path.
In the game, you want to get as many stars and coins as you can to reach the next level. Rocks and crystals are sometimes sticking out of the ground and getting in your way. Blast those awayand keep jumping over cliffs to stay on your journey. If you don't jump high enough or if you slam into a rock, your unicorn falls into the cold water below with a big splash. This part is sad, but then you get to start over again in the same level until you beat it.
I think the game will appeal to teens with its multi-level play, and it is easy enough for younger players to get a hang of. Also, it doesn't feel like a free app. I can't stand free apps that have ads everywhere and options to download other games. This app doesn't do that. Also, you don't feel like you need to constantly buy more coins or other stuff with real money.
Some of my favorite things about this app are the magic mushrooms. They give your unicorn special powers and change the background. Like when your unicorn eats a pink one, the ocean turns pink as well. I thought this was so cool! Also, each level varies slightly to make the overall game fun and exciting.
The only bad thing about Unicorn Rush is that it's totally addictive. I can't stop playing it. It doesn't take long at all to get into the game. The shop does offer very tempting magical potions that you can buy with real money, but you don't really need it unless you get to the really high levels.
I usually like apps where you can groom and feed your horse, but I liked watching my white unicorn run and jump onto cliffs and shooting magic fireballs. I loved its rainbow mane fluttering in the wind. After I got past the first level, I forgot all about wanting to give my hay to my unicorn and kept playing and playing.


Few kicks can muster the reputation that the Van's Authentic Core Classic Skate Shoe rolls with on a daily. Since 1966 this Cali-born-and-bred skate shoe has been cruising, shredding, and grinding through life the only way it knows howlike a classic. Vans™ signature waffle bottom vulcanized soles deliver reliable support and grip, and haven™t changed since 1966 for a reason. Wicked comfortable uppers with minimalist zen-like styles satisfy your inner shredder, so hop on your longboard and skate down to the taqueria in a new pair of Vans Authentic Shoes.


This spacious bowrider makes family outings and days on the water fun for all. Plenty of power with the Yamaha 250hp 4stroke technology to play in the sun. The perfect family boat and great maneuverability. Very spacious boat.


The technology group Wärtsilä introduces a new hybrid solar PV and storage solution. Wärtsilä Hybrid Solar integrates solar PV generation and storage to deliver a true "renewables as baseload" solution that is not only climate-friendly, increases resilience and efficiencies but can be supported by a power producer's existing grid infrastructure.
A critical component in maximising the value of the hybrid solution is the software and controls platform that optimizes its performance. Greensmith Energy, a Wärtsilä company, develops and deploys the GEMS platform, now in its fifth-generation. GEMS enables intelligent energy applications that focus on monitoring and operating energy storage power plants and hybrid power plants formed by energy storage, thermal generation, and renewable sources. GEMS ensures system optimization of both energy storage and generation assets through changes in market conditions and rate structures – effectively "future-proofing" energy storage investments for both power developers and regulated utilities.
Wärtsilä introduces the new Hybrid Solar at Intersolar Europe 2018, the world's leading exhibition for the solar industry, at Messe München exhibition center in Munich. Wärtsilä, located in Hall B2, booth #154, will host an event to mark the launch of Hybrid Solar on Wednesday, 20 June from 14:00-15:00. Intersolar attendees and members of the media are invited to attend.


13th September 2014 - Today we have Carlton Berkley on, an ex-NY Det. We'll be talking about his experiences.
I have a great distrust of police officers (or policy enforcers as I have come to learn that this is what they are) in America due to my own experiences and found it refreshing to hear Carlton talk. I endeavored to invite Carlton on to the show in my segments on Law and after a bit of digging eventually talked to him and invited him on to which he agreed.
There were two types of policing; one for the rich folk and one for the poor neighborhoods.
If you didn't get with the program (behave the way they wanted you to behave - treat the pubic as the enemy or as us and them attitude) you would be considered an enemy of the police dept.
Police academy was like military bootcamp.
As a public servant you're supposed to treat the public with dignity and respect.
When questions are being asked of you by a police officer, you are being interrogated or interviewed so you must not answer any questions.
The statement you say to a question from an officer is: "Officer am I under arrest?"
Quotas are illegal. HOWEVER there is a quota system that is never admitted to.


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London City Airport goes digital!
London City Airport has become the first international airport in the world to be fully controlled by a remote digital air traffic control tower. This is the latest application of a technology, the groundwork for which was laid by SESAR JU members and partners over the last decade.
Implemented by SESAR JU members, NATS and Saab, the 50-metre tower will enable traffic to be managed by controllers 115 kms away at NATS' air traffic control centre in Swanwick, Hampshire using an 'enhanced reality' view supplied by the tower.
"This investment in smart infrastructure will help us meet future growth in passenger demand, improve air traffic management and give us future capability as the aviation industry bounces back from the pandemic," said Alison FitzGerald, chief operating officer at London City Airport.
"Digital tower technology tears up a blueprint that's remained largely unchanged for 100 years, allowing us to safely manage aircraft from almost anywhere, while providing our controllers with valuable new tools that would be impossible in a traditional control tower," said Juliet Kennedy, operations director at NATS.
The digital tower technology has progressed in leaps and bounds over the last decade thanks to the work of SESAR JU members and partners. This research and innovation led to the first single remote tower deployment at Sweden's Örnsköldsvik Airport in 2014, which in many ways has become the template for ensuing deployments.
"Having worked on the first digital tower implementation in Sweden, I am immensely proud to see how far we have come with this latest installation with NATS at London City Airport," says Niclas Gustavsson, Vice President Business Development & Governmental Affairs, SAAB Digital Air Traffic Solutions.
"This is an important milestone not just for Saab, but also for the SESAR research and innovation programme, which laid the groundwork by bringing together manufacturers, clients and users to develop, test and prove the safety and efficiency of this pioneering technology. It is thanks to that support that the technology is now taking off, offering very smart and sustainable solutions to the aviation industry," he added.
Read full press release by NATS
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Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem Early Access Overview
By Andrej Kovacevic
Updated on 5th April 2018
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Now that the newly re-christened Wolcen Studio has had a few years to work on their debut title, it feels like a good time to give a full and proper look at the game's current state as well as what it promises to achieve in the future.
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Back in early 2016, a small French gaming studio by the name of SolarFall Games launched a Kickstarter campaign for their first foray into the gaming world: A hack-and-slash action RPG going by the name of Umbra. Promising a Diablo-style experience with its own twists on a decades-old formula, Umbra caught the public's eye and managed to raise a respectable $400 thousand dollars against their original Kickstarter goal of $225 thousand, safely boosting them into the middle of their stretch goals and securing the game's development for the coming years.
The only catch? Umbra is a copyrighted name that required a last-minute change, leading to its current title of Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem. If you thought the Kickstarter success story sounded familiar yet the name threw you off, chances are that's why.
Now that the newly re-christened Wolcen Studio has had a few years to work on their debut title, it feels like a good time to give a full and proper look at the game's current state as well as what it promises to achieve in the future.
Action RPG and Dark Souls meet
Admittedly, it feels like every game is angling to gain a title somehow linking it directly to the popular Souls series, now very well known for its difficulty and methodical plotting required to advance at any reasonable pace. Wolcen actually has some claim to the comparison through its mechanics more than its visual style, though early glances at some of the game world's architecture does hearken back to the dark, gloomy atmosphere present in its distant cousin.
Its Dark Souls influence chimes in with a stamina-based combat system which is rare for the action RPG genre, requiring you to conserve energy throughout your combat encounters to ensure you can dodge, retreat or exploit openings in an enemy's defence at appropriate moments.
It can more easily be compared to Diablo or even Path of Exile, thanks to its isometric action RPG stylings with inventory and skill tree systems that seem fairly similar to the predecessors of the genre. It steps away from this formula through the addition of its own tweaks on a well-trodden formula. Character customisation marks its first departure from the norms of the genre short of Torchlight and its future addition of a pet system seems to have taken inspiration from the same source, but its free-form and largely classless approach to its skill tree with multiple branching paths draws very heavily from Path of Exile.
Customising one's character seems to be front and centre of the developer's mind, especially with how they seem to be tailoring the world to react to user input. Environments may not react to everything the player has at their disposal, but the foundation for a reactive environmental system is already in place. Fire spells will spread wildly without a source of water or ice to stop them in their tracks or you can toss a lightning spell into a pool of water to spread its damage and stun capabilities through entire groups, for instance. Later updates tease the release of a unique form the player's character can take to further enhance their abilities and open new ways to interact with or entirely avoid elemental hazards.
The present and future of Wolcen development
If the lure of another action RPG is enough to pique your curiosity, there's already good news: Wolcen is available as a part of Steam's Early Access program and you can try it out immediately. While the Early Access branding might feel like a curse to some, Wolcen has been under steady development for the past two years and significant steps to implement promised features are freely available for you to review. It'd be surprising for the game to suddenly lose update support short of Wolcen Studios vanishing, but public support has been strong enough that its disappearance seems highly unlikely.
Monster density, new enemy types and skill tree additions are just a small part of the game's most recent updates from the past few months, with their projected 2018 roadmap promising some very large jumps in content, namely in the realm of crafting and multiplayer capabilities. Trello hosts their live progress tracker so you can keep a closer eye on features that may make it into the next patch as they happen and it's a shame so few companies take advantage of the feedback a live update map can provide.
2018's indie action RPG darling?
This year's lineup of RPG titles is already dauntingly solid, with games like Monster Hunter World already launching to high praise and critical reception, yet there seems to be a distinct lack of classic isometric hack-and-slash entries on any given list of anticipated titles. Wolcen is on a steady course and very well may scratch your itch for loot-hunting goodness, making it very much worth keeping an eye on.
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Andrej Kovacevic
Editor at TechLoot. A digital marketing specialist, tech writer and evangelist with 8 years of experience helping small businesses of all kinds build brands that get noticed and drive sales. An avid technology media consumer, with a keen interest in topics related to digital marketing, fintech and productivity. You can find him providing tips, advice, and in-depth coverage of the latest developments in the world of the digital entrepreneur and sharing insights gained from the experiences in the technology industry.
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After hours of perusing through Etsy, something we do rather well over here at the Spunky Stork, I found this ovary-bursting piece of cuteness from a handmade store: chicksalejunior. Seriously. This has got to be one of the most adorable pictures I have seen… and while the wool knitted poncho is to die for, I have to say that the infant sporting the poncho is definitely the best salespersonbaby ever.


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Senator Corker on Regulation
https://www.futureofcapitalism.com/2011/03/senator-corker-on-regulation
The New York Post has a report on how Senator Bob Corker, a Republican of Tennessee, is joining with some other politicians to stall or block a provision to limit what banks can charge retailers as a fee when debit cards are used to pay for goods or services:
"Senator Corker doesn't believe the federal government should be telling private companies what they can charge for goods and services," said Laura Lefler Herzog, a spokeswoman for Corker.
A quick look at Senator Corker's Web site discloses at least three instances of Senator Corker doing pretty much what his spokeswoman claims he doesn't believe in.
A September 30, 2010, press release announced that Senator Corker was sponsoring legislation to give children's hospitals the right to obtain discounted prescription drugs. Said the press release, "Children's hospitals were previously eligible to purchase so-called "orphan drugs" – medicines for the treatment of illnesses impacting fewer than 200,000 people – at discounted prices under the Public Health Services Act. The Brown bill would restore this eligibility, giving stand-alone children's hospitals like St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis affordable access to some 350 drugs with orphan status. Absent this legislation, St. Jude anticipates $1.5 million per year in added expenses." This legislation essentially tells pharmaceutical companies what they can charge for their goods.
A May 11, 2010, press release announced that Senator Corker had introduced the "Homeowner Responsibility Amendment." The release quoted Senator Corker as saying, "At the core of the financial crisis were home loans that should never have been written because the borrowers could not repay them. To correct this glaring vulnerability in our financial system, our amendment would direct federal banking regulators to establish minimum loan underwriting standards, setting an appropriate down payment and requiring verification of the borrower's ability to pay for the life of the loan." What's a federal government mandate of a 5% down payment on a home loan — which the amendment includes — if not a backdoor way of telling banks what they can charge consumers for a mortgage?
In an October 2008 letter to constituents, he defends his vote for TARP legislation in part on the grounds that "we produced a strengthened bill that protects taxpayers, provides accountability and oversight and limits exorbitant executive pay." What's a government limit on executive pay if not telling an executive what he can charge for his services?
It's certainly possible that Senator Corker's opposition to the debit card fee cap is motivated by free-market principle rather than, say, the pleas or campaign contributions of bankers and their lobbyists. But genuine, consistently applied free-market principle is so rare among politicians in Washington, Republican and Democrat alike, that when you see or hear a politician proclaiming such a principle it's almost always an indication to treat the politician and his proclamation with skepticism.
by Editor | Mar 7, 2011 at 10:27 am Related Topics: Banking, Campaign Finance, Capital Markets Regulation, Compensation, Health Care, Housing, Politics receive the latest by email: subscribe to the free futureofcapitalism.com mailing list
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This is a request under the Freedom of Information Act. I hereby request the first record created (be it a brief, email, or any other document), on, about, mentioning, or concerning the FBI's Technical Liaison Unit (TLU).
I wanted to follow up on the following Freedom of Information request, copied below, and originally submitted on Dec. 28, 2013. Please let me know when I can expect to receive a response, or if further clarification is needed. You had assigned it reference number #1248567-000.
I am a published independent reporter and a current contributor to Forbes (http://www.forbes.com/sites/runasandvik/). I have also had my journalism published on domestic and international blogs.
According to 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(4)(A)(ii), codifying the ruling of Nat'l Security Archive v. Dept of Defense, 880 F.2d 1381 (D.C. Cir. 1989), the term "a representative of the news media" means any person or entity that gathers information of potential interest to a segment of the public, uses its editorial skills to turn the raw materials into a distinct work, and distributes that work to an audience.
1) It is critical that the phrase "representative of the news media" be broadly interpreted if the act is to work as expected. . . . In fact, any person or organization which regularly publishes or disseminates information to the public . . . should qualify for waivers as a "representative of the news media." 132 Cong. Rec. S14298 (daily ed. Sept. 30, 1986).
2) "A request by a reporter or other person affiliated with a newspaper, magazine, television or radio station, or other entity that is in the business of publishing or otherwise disseminating information to the public qualifies under this provision." 132 Cong. Rec. H9463 (Oct. 8, 1986).
Therefore, in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act and relevant case law, I, Runa A. Sandvik, should be considered a representative of the news media and as such I am also requesting a public interest fee waiver.


(1) It is reported that 67284 was on the train 'only to assist in the process of reversing the train on the triangle at Bishop Auckland'. Details of the reversing move(s) is required.
(3) Original routing from Wellfield to Wellfield was clockwise, but this was changed shortly before the tour ran to be anti-clockwise.
(4) Peter Darke's photographic collection includes a photo he believes to be of 50647 at Wellfield on this tour, however SLS records make no mention of this loco in connection with this tour.
(5) The leg from/to Manchester hauled by 70033 'Charles Dickens', originally uploaded as a part of the tour itself, was in fact a connecting service.
(A) The train stalled on gradient between Farnley Jn & Spen Valley Jn.
(B) Booked via Micklehurst - confirmation is required if it took the booked route or went via Greenfield?
(C) The Webmaster has seen two different timing sheets with hand-written actual times; one showed 23.59 against Manchester Exchange whereas the other stated 'Stop Victoria 23.58'- does this imply the train did not run through to Exchange, or merely where that participant got off the train?
From The John Debens Ticket Collection - three different designs for the same tour!
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Expression of epidermal growth factor receptor in urinary bladder cancer metastases. - Гастроэнтерологический портал России. Новости медицины. Приказы Минздрава РФ. Статьи для специалистов, пациентов. Выставки, конференции, семинары, мероприятия.
Expression of epidermal growth factor receptor in urinary bladder cancer metastases.
Bue P. Wester K. Sjostrom A. Holmberg A. Nilsson S. Carlsson J. Westlin JE. Busch C. Malmstrom PU.
Department of Urology, Uppsala University, Sweden.
Bladder cancers frequently exhibit an increased number of epidermal growth factor receptors (EGFR) in comparison to normal urothelium. The EGFR could potentially be a target for toxic conjugates. The aim of our study was to compare the expression of EGFR in metastases with concurrent or primary tumour in the urinary bladder using immunohistochemical techniques and a monoclonal antibody. Tumour material from 20 patients was investigated. The majority (13/20) of the metastases were homogeneously stained and showed a moderate to strong membranous staining for EGFR. The expression of EGFR in primary bladder tumours and metastases was similar. There was no indication that tumour tissue exposed to chemotherapy or radiation had a decreased number of EGFR. Targeting of the EGFR thus seems potentially applicable to metastatic disease.


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Get my Child Baptized
Congratulations! You may be awaiting the birth of your child, have a newborn, or have a child who is several months old. No matter the stage of parenting you are currently in, you have been entrusted with a great gift from God. In your role as parent, you will serve as the first ad most influential teacher of your child's faith (among other things). We look forward to helping you in this role through the Sacrament of Baptism. Baptism is the first sacrament celebrated in the process of becoming a full member of the Catholic Church. The waters of Baptism symbolize life and death, washing and cleansing, and the mystery of new life out of death. At Baptism we celebrate and reflect on God's unconditional love and welcome him or her into our faith.
When are Baptisms held? They are normally celebrated on the fourth Sunday of each month.
Families who are baptizing a child need to register as parishioners. Stop by the parish office to register.
Parents can also call the office at (352) 383-8556 to register for a Baptismal Preparation Class.
Choosing Godparents: When a child or an adult is baptized, he or she must have at least one godparent or sponsor. It is customary for children to have two godparents. When there are two, one must be male and the other female.. Godparents must meet all the following criteria, which are established by Canon Law and do not vary from place to place. Godparents must be Catholic; have been baptized, confirmed and received Communion; be 16 or older; must be living a life consistent with tie own baptismal vows. Learn more here!
Register with the Parish
Welcome! To register to be members of St. Patrick, please fill out a registration form. They are available in the Gathering Space of the Church or in the parish office. You may drop it by the office or in the collection box. If you have any questions, we are happy to answer them. Please contact our office at (352) 383-8556.
Anointing of the sick is a sacrament that is offered to those undergoing serious illness, having surgery, or for people who have grown weak under the burden of years. If you wish to be anointed, please call the parish office at (352) 383-8556 and one of the priests on duty will arrange a convenient time to visit you in your home, nursing home or in the hospital.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation, also called Penance, or Confession, allows us to confess our sins, receive absolution, and be reconciled with the Church. Reconciliation must be received before First Communion (Eucharist). Children and youth receive two years of instruction before receiving Reconciliation in second grade. Classes are also available for children and youth older than second grade. Adults would participate in the RCIA (Rite of Catholic Initiation for Adults) program. Reconciliation is offered each Saturday from 3:00 – 3:45 pm in the church and by appointment through the office.
Learn More about the Catholic Faith
If you would like to talk about where you are, or if you are curious about our Church and our faith, or even if you've been attending Mass here and would like to find out about possibly joining, this is where to begin! All are welcome to come and see, to task questions, and to look more deeply. Please contact Sr. Judy Waldt to get started at (352) 383-8556 x 34 or via email at srjudy @stpatrickmtdora.org.
If you would like to speak to someone about a priestly or religious vocation, including becoming a deacon, contact the Diocese of Orlando Vocations Office or to contact the Director of the Office of Vocations, call here: (407) 768-3113.
"Becoming a priest or a man or woman religious is not primarily our own decision . . . Rather it is the response to a call and to a call of love." – Pope Francis, Address to Seminarians and Novices, July 6, 2013
As Catholics, by virtue of our baptism, we are called to a vocation to serve and proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ in our lives. Some are called to single life, others to marriage, and still others to priesthood and religious life. Ultimately, this vocation is as unique as the person who is gifted with it.
Get Married at St. Patrick
Congratulations on your engagement! To be married at St. Patrick, arrangements must be made at least six months in advance. The
Catholic party must be registered, active member of our parish. Call the Parish Office to make an appointment.
Register my child for faith formation
St. Patrick faith formation for children up to 12th grade begins each fall. There will be an announcement on the website in August with a link to register online. For further information about our faith formation classes, please contact Judi Zeller at jzeller@stpatrickmtdora.org.


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In baseball and softball, an uncaught third strike (sometimes referred to as dropped third strike or non-caught third strike) occurs when the catcher fails to cleanly catch a pitch for the third strike of a plate appearance. In Major League Baseball (MLB), the specific rules concerning the uncaught third strike are addressed in Rules 5.05 and 5.09 of the Official Baseball Rules: This is one of the oldest rules in modern baseball, dating at least to the Knickerbocker Rules of 1845: "Three balls being struck at and missed and the last one caught, is a hand-out."

On an uncaught third strike with (1) no runner on first base, or (2) with a runner on first base and two outs, the batter immediately becomes a runner. The strike is called, but the umpire does not call the batter out. The umpire may also signal that there is "no catch" of the pitch. The batter may then attempt to reach first base and must be tagged or forced out. With two outs and the bases loaded, the catcher who fails to catch the third strike may, upon picking up the ball, step on home plate for a force-out or make a throw to any other base in an effort to force out a runner. An "uncaught" strike includes not only pitches dropped by the catcher, but also pitches that hit the ground before the catcher attempts to catch it.

The purpose of the "no runner on first base or two outs" qualification is to prevent the catcher from deliberately dropping a third-strike pitch and then initiating an unfair double or triple play with possible force plays at second base, third base, or home plate, in addition to putting the batter out at first base. The logic of the situation is similar to that which led to the infield fly rule.

Regardless of the outcome of an uncaught third strike, the pitcher is statistically credited with a strikeout, and the batter is statistically charged with one. In an infamous example, Kole Calhoun reached base on Justin Verlander's 3000th career strikeout, and then scored on Andrelton  Simmons's home run immediately thereafter. Because of the uncaught third strike rule, it is possible for a pitcher to register more than three strikeouts in an inning. Numerous pitchers have recorded four strikeouts in an inning in an MLB game, though no five-strikeout innings have ever occurred.

In Little League, in the Tee-Ball and Minor League divisions, the batter is out after the third strike regardless of whether the pitched ball is caught cleanly by the catcher. In Little League (or the Major Division), Junior, Senior, and Big League divisions, a batter may attempt to advance to first base on an uncaught third strike. Little League Major Division Softball and many other youth baseball leagues (such as the USSSA) also follow the rule.

Rule changes
Following a controversial play involving this rule in the ninth inning of Game 2 of the 2005 American League Championship Series, the application of the rule was changed when a comment was added in 2006 to Rule 6.09(b) (After rule numbering changes, Rule 5.09(a)(2) Comment):

Rule 5.05(a)(2) Comment: A batter who does not realize his situation on a third strike not caught, and who is not in the process of running to first base, shall be declared out once he leaves the dirt circle surrounding home plate.

This comment represents the official interpretation of the application of the rule. Prior to this rule change, a batter was able to try for first at any time before entering the dugout. The new rule would not have affected the controversial play referenced above, as the batter had not left the dirt circle.

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In the world of modern health care, effective communication is more important than ever. With an unparalleled combination of academic, business, and clinical acumen, the DCRI Communications group can make your message shine.
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Our staff includes skilled writers, science editors, graphic and web designers, production specialists, and event planners. Among us, we have decades of communications experience in health care, clinical research, education and training, drug development, patient education and marketing, as well as in mass-media and scientific publications.
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All aspects of the management of the American Heart Journal are done at the DCRI, from receiving new manuscripts to orchestrating the review process and notifying authors about decisions on their papers. Twenty-two of the 28 Associate Editors are located at Duke, 16 of them at the DCRI.


First saw this as part of the "Grindhouse Experience" 20 film collection on DVD, and it was good times. But I don't really count that viewing, because about a year later I saw it again in the most appropriate manner: At the very end of an all-night horror movie marathon at the New Beverly. Watching it all loopy and bleary-eyed from lack of sleep as dawn slowly approached -- well, RAW FORCE is the film equivalent of that, a loopy & bleary-eyed wacko of a movie. I'm gonna have to ask Santa for the Vinegar Syndrome Blu.
Great write-up. This is a classic. They don't make movies like this anymore.
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DotCom Secrets is a detailed crash course in web marketing. It's the end result of Russell Brunson's 10+ years of building his own multimillion-dollar companies online and also his experience aiding thousands of other people build successful firms.
If you have actually spent any amount of time in the world of online marketing, then you have actually probably heard of Russell before. He's authored a few books already as well as has developed the fastest-growing non-venture-capital-backed SaaS organisation– ClickFunnels.
If you intend to be successful marketing online, you ought to certainly take a look at ClickFunnels. They make it easy to try before you purchase with a 14 day free trial.
Brunson is the real deal, and so is DotCom Secrets It has lots of actual, workable actions for building and also growing any type of company online. No gimmicks, no fluff.
Given the aforementioned facts about consumer habits and also the basic direction of marketing and commerce, understanding and mastering selling in the digital space has actually come to be vital.
Business that wish to survive, expand, and grow now and into the future should recognize just how to reach and offer to individuals over the internet.
Even if the sale occurs in digital space, or at the very least partially in digital space, doesn't indicate you are required to rethink everything you learn about sales as well as marketing. A number of the tried and true sales principles that have actually been made use of since businesses first existed are still being made use of effectively, yet they are being combined and hybridized to optimal impact for the digital frontier.
From crossover sales to selling online one-for-one, there are several distinct tools, techniques, and also strategies specific to the online landscape that improve essential sales concepts.
This mix of the old as well as the brand-new is at the foundation of what comprises internet marketing as we understand it today, and it is the emphasis of Russell Brunson's DotCom Secrets.
If you want to succeed online, you have to understand what these strategies are and just how to utilize them.
Russell Brunson didn't invent the majority of the strategies and techniques in the book, neither does he declare to. You can find educational products that similarly lay out a number of the topics he presents in DotCom Secrets.
None of these other products, nevertheless, present the information in such an easy-to-follow layout as DotCom Secrets. In many cases they also don't take such a holistic approach.
In DotCom Secrets, Brunson intertwines all the small details that make up an effective on-line firm, while also making sure the visitor never ever loses sight of the big picture: exponential business development.
Not only does he break down just how existing companies effectively market as well as offer their items online, he supplies a step-by-step plan for you to replicate it within your own company. It has actually been my experience that this is the area where numerous comparable guides crucially fail. They focus on theory and fall short on actionable info.
In other words, if you wish to discover exactly how to market online– be it physical items, digital items, mentoring, or in-person solutions– you merely NEED TO read this book.
To start the book Russell presents you to the idea of the value ladder. This is a visual mapping of all the products/services you can provide to your desired customer, in ascending order of price.
Ideally, you wish to sell individuals your finest, most costly product right? Yet it's unlikely a person would purchase that from you if they really did not recognize who you were yet.
With a value ladder, you can use something to people at a reduced price point, where they are much more ready to pull out their wallets.
Then as soon as you show the valueyou can in fact offer, you'll get a particular portion of purchasers climbing up your ladder to acquire your extra pricey, yet a lot more value-packed items.
Russell then presents the principle of a sales funnel. This is the on-line procedure you need to setup to have customers ascend the degrees of your value ladder.
This is simply a fast introduction as rest of the book goes into more information concerning the approach and psychology for constructing out your sales funnels.
This is everything about thinking of an online personality that will certainly bring in individuals to you and also assist you build a following.. These are your devoted followers who will be the ones to rush out to purchase your products.
Russell goes into detail regarding each as well as shares a number of instances to assist you to recognize what he implies.
The 2nd half of the chapter explains two of one of the most effective e-mail marketing approaches for keeping your list engaged.
The very first is called the Soap Opera Sequence. Its purpose is to assist you bond your brand-new leads with your attractive character. The vital concept behind this series is to keep each email flexible and also amusing.
Russell shares one of the 5 email soap opera sequences that he makes use of, as well as he clarifies his thinking behind each e-mail so you can adjust them to your own series.
The following email approach is the Daily Seinfeld Sequence. These are the emails you are required to be sending to maintain your relationship with your subscribers.
Because if you don't connect with your list on a regular basis, they are going to forget about you and also your future advertising initiatives will certainly be reduced in performance.
What makes the everyday Seinfeld e-mails work is that they are entertaining. So each e-mail is 10% material and 90% enjoyment. Begin doing this as well as you will certainly see your open rates, click rates, as well as conversations considerably be boosted.
The 3rd section of DotCom Secrets is all about funnel principles and the methods behind an effective funnel.
One of the vital factors that Russell emphasizes below is that you should not go back to square one when creating a funnel. It's very likely that people in your target market have actually currently developed successful sales funnels. So utilize their experience when creating your very own.
To do this, Russell highlights the 5 components of any kind of successful campaign, and also he teaches you exactly how to reverse engineer your rival's funnels.
One of my greatest takeaways in this section was the significance of establishing a pre-frame. To maximize your success, you need to properly establish your site visitor's mindset before every action of your sales funnel.
To do this, you will be required to know your traffic's temperature level so you can develop the appropriate pre-frame bridge.
After that you need to qualify your subscribers, purchasers and your VIP customers (the spendthrifts!).
Comprehending (and also executing) all these steps will assist you get the value possible from each subscriber, while additionally supplying them optimal value.
The last part of this section, Russell reviews the twenty-three building blocks of a funnel. He likens creating a funnel to playing with a collection of lego blocks.
So producing a funnel for your business is a matter of mixing and also matching the various blocks together.
Section four is the actual gem of the book. This is where Russell explains concerning a few of his best sales funnels.
We discover the psychology he uses behind each funnel and how they work. After that, most valuable of all, he provides you with fill in the blank templates so you can execute each funnel for your own business.
He likewise goes over the particular guidelines he utilizes for structuring the perfect One Time Offer (OTO). This is very important because the OTO's are where you actually make real profit from your funnel.
For example, the Two Step- Free plus shipping funnel is the exact same funnel he uses to sell DotCom Secrets (and also ClickFunnels) himself.
It's sort of amusing. He built a funnel to offer ClickFunnels, making use of ClickFunnels.
The last section of DotCom Secrets is primarily a short advertisement for ClickFunnels. As discussed earlier, it's the software for producing the sorts of sales funnels that Russell has actually been instructing you in guide.
If you currently are or will in the future be selling things and also locating clients/customers from the web (i.e., basically all organisations), then the answer is an unwavering YES. Yes, this book is for you. If you read nothing else before you start marketing online, read this book.
Russell Brunson's insight isn't restricted to living in between the covers of DotCom Secrets either.
He also provides links to complimentary electronic resources that aid readers internalize and also act upon the concepts provided in the book.
Jam-packed with very palatable graphics, funnel plans, sales scripts, and also evergreen techniques, this book has come to be a (dog-eared) staple of the small library of business books I continue a rack alongside my desk.
Best of all, you can get a free copy (just pay shipping) directly from Russell Brunson at the link listed below. He's not going to be giving this book free of charge forever, so make sure you claim your copy before they are all gone– or before he starts charging what this book is actually worth.
It deserves keeping in mind that Brunson isn't giving away a PDF or a digital copy of his incredible book. It's a physical copy that you can touch and hold. You can write in the margins, photocopy the images, and highlight critical passages.
This book is a beneficial tool. Marketing as well as sales in digital spaces can seem so overwhelming. There are many moving pieces and variables that a book like DotCom Secrets that understands the madness in such a practical means actually stands apart from the crowd.
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Raddish is for kids 4 to 14+! Young children ages 4 to 6 can enjoy working alongside an adult in the kitchen. Kids and tweens ages 7 to 12 can explore their culinary curiosity and take on an exciting role preparing family meals. We've heard from many families with teens ages 13+ who use Raddish independently, although it depends on their level of culinary skill and ambition.
Cooking with even younger kids? Try Cook + Play Placemats for Preschoolers to cook Raddish recipes designed specifically for ages 2-5.
We also recommend joining our Facebook Group The Raddish Table: Food + Family to ask over 18,000 members how they use Raddish!
In addition, you'll receive a grocery store shopping list inside your kit and via email. We also provide digital "Bonus Bites" recipes, activities, dietary substitutions, digital lesson plans for homeschool parents (see a sample), and more!
What kind of "themes" can I expect? Do the kits repeat?
Each Raddish kit features a surprise theme that generally falls into one of four categories: Seasonal Spotlights, Global Cuisine, Creative Cookery (science- or imagination-based), and Holiday Celebrations. A kit's theme cannot be chosen in advance—that would ruin the surprise!
Ingredients are not included in Raddish kits; however, for your convenience, we email a shopping list (see a sample) for each month's recipes before your kit is shipped. Almost all ingredients can be found in the course of your normal grocery shopping.
Yes! Sibling tools, patches, and aprons may be purchased on our membership checkout page.
To purchase a sibling materials bundle, which includes an extra culinary tool and apron patch each month, the cost is $5 per month per sibling.
Sibling Aprons can be purchased at checkout for $15 an apron. Please note that one Raddish apron is included in the purchase of a 3, 6, or 12-month membership.
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Your second box and beyond will ship on or before the 7th of each month via the United States Postal Service. Please allow 3 to 5 business days for U.S. delivery and 7-14 days for Canada delivery.
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To deliver culinary experiences that nurture kids' confidence in the kitchen and beyond. Raddish is a cooking club for kids that brings families together in the kitchen and at the table through edible education.
Do you accommodate for dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, etc.)?
Yes, we post dietary substitutions online for each Raddish kit. Visit our "Bonus Bites" to find ingredient recommendations for every Raddish recipe to accommodate vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, egg-free, and dairy-free diets.
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Prepaid Plans: Please note, members on a 3-, 6-, or 12- month plan will continue to receive kits until the end of their current prepaid billing period. Refunds are not issued mid-term.
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Can I have the first kit ship to me and then change the address for the rest of the membership?
Yes! Simply log into your account page and update the address after your first kit ships, and before the 1st of the following month, to ensure that kits will ship to the correct address going forward. You can also email us at hello@raddishkids.com and we would be happy to update for you.
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Anyway, here's one last Halloween treat idea. It's pretty quick to make, and really - white chocolate with bananas? Yum. That's what.
Melt white dipping chocolate in the microwave at 50% power, stirring often or melt according to package directions. Dip sticks into melted chocolate, then insert into broken end of banana halves. Once the sticks have set, use a small spatula, spoon, or popsicle stick to coat the banana halves, smoothing in strokes to completely cover the banana. Place chocolate chips into soft chocolate for eyes. Allow to stand until chocolate has cooled and set up.
Cool, though not that scary. Good luck with the move, we'll be rooting you on from North Dakota.
healthy and naughty at the same time! I bet Dean would love these!
Cute and yummy -- a double win!


Rockstar Games has announced that Grand Theft Auto Online has more active players than ever before, even though it's been four years since the official release of the game.
Although an official player count wasn't released, its reported that December 2017 was the peak month in engagement for the highly popular video game. This comes as no surprise, seeing as how GTA V sold an astonishing 85 million copies across all formats, making it one of the best selling video games of all time.
If you're wondering why a game released four years ago is still getting so much love, you can thank the games' creators and developers who deliver consistent updates which keeps the user experience fresh and fun. The recent launch of the Doomsday Heists update featured an elaborate heist story, a fully-loaded base from which to order missiles and NPCs and, best of all, an assortment of brand new cars and outfits to choose from. It essentially upgrades the GTA platform to make it feel like a completely new experience.
Based on GTA's rising success, it would only make sense to see Rockstar Games continue to apply their creative minds towards developing new concepts for Online as they've been. After all, money talks.


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Driver Group Game Picks for New Hampshire
July 30, 2020 August 2, 2020 FantasyRacingTips Driver Group Game
The NASCAR Cup Series will travel to New Hampshire Motor Speedway this week. This race often involves a driver running in second-place dumping the race leader to get to Victory Lane. I love the short, flat, tracks and I wish there were more of them on the schedule. I expect another fun finish at the Magic Mile. The Foxwoods Resorts Casino 301 can be seen Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on NBCSN.
New Hampshire is a flat, 1-mile track. Most of the drivers say it races like a large Martinsville. The Cup Series will have the 750 HP aero package this week. That means the spoiler will be reduced from 8" to 2.75" and the splitter will be reduced from 2" to .25". The cars will be the same as what they had at Phoenix in March and at similar to New Hampshire in 2018. We can also use info from the race at the Magic Mile in 2019.
Race Rewind at New Hampshire: Foxwood Resorts Casino 301 (2019)
Here are my picks for the Foxwoods Resorts Casino 301 …
Driver Group Game A Picks
(Start) Denny Hamlin: There is no doubt that Denny Hamlin has been the best driver for Joe Gibbs Racing this season. He has a series-high five trips to Victory Lane. New Hampshire is one of the best tracks for JGR so I would not be surprised to see Hamlin add win No. 6 to his 2020 resume Sunday. Hamlin finished second at the Magic Mile last year. Do not be afraid to use an allocation with Hamlin at the Magic Mile.
(Bench) Kevin Harvick: It will be tough to fade a driver who has won back-to-back races at New Hampshire and has been one of the best drivers in 2020. Kevin Harvick has been awesome at the Magic Mile since he joined Stewart-Haas Racing. The No. 4 car finished seven of the 10 races in the top five. That includes trips to Victory Lane in 2019, 2018 and 2016. I only have three allocations left with Harvick and I have three tracks I am saving him for, so the No. 4 car will be on the bench this week.
Group A Driver Rankings: 1) Denny Hamlin 2) Kevin Harvick 3) Kyle Busch 4) Joey Logano 5) Martin Truex Jr. 6) Brad Keselowski 7) Chase Elliott
Driver Group Game B Picks
(Start) Ryan Blaney: Once again Ryan Blaney is the best choice for Group B. He has finished 4th, 7th and 9th in his last three races at the Magic Mile. Some of the drivers have said that New Hampshire races like a large Martinsville. If that is true, Blaney will be very good Sunday. The No. 12 car finished 2nd at Martinsville and had one of the best cars in the field. Blaney will have a good chance to finish in the top five Sunday.
(Start) Matt DiBenedetto: Matt DiBenedetto said after his wreck last week, "This sucks. Our luck needs to turn around sooner or later. The good news is that we head to my favorite track next week (New Hampshire)." DiBenedetto had an awesome race for Leavine Family Racing at the Magic Mile last year. He qualified 7th and finished 5th. DiBenedetto should be even better in his Wood Brothers Ford.
(Bench) Alex Bowman: I like Alex Bowman more for the larger tracks but he should be a good pick Sunday. Bowman has the ninth-best Driver Rating and the sixth-best average finishing position on the short tracks this year. He has never finished in the top 10 at New Hampshire but his average finishing position at the Magic Mile is 13th over the last three seasons. Not too bad.
(Start if you can) Aric Almirola: I am out of allocations with Aric Almirola. If you have any starts left with the No. 10 car, you need to pair Almirola with Ryan Blaney or Matt DiBenedetto. He is on quite the roll right now. Almirola has finished eight races in a row in the top 10. He also finished 11/16 races in the top-10 this season. There is no guarantee that Almirola will stay this hot all year, so you should play him while he is scoring top-10 finishes.
(Allocation Special) Ryan Newman: Ryan Newman is always a good pick on short, flat tracks. His best tracks include: 1. Daytona, 2. Phoenix, 3. New Hampshire and 4. Richmond. Three of his top-four tracks are short, flat tracks. Newman finished seventh at the Magic Mile last year and sixth in 2018. I would not be surprised if he finishes in the top 10 again this week.
Group B Driver Rankings: 1) Ryan Blaney 2) Aric Almirola 3) Kurt Busch 4) Matt DiBenedetto 5) Erik Jones 6) Alex Bowman 7) Ryan Newman 8) Clint Bowyer 9) Jimmie Johnson 10) William Byron
Driver Group Game C Picks
(Start) Christopher Bell: New Hampshire ranked as the best track for Christopher Bell in the Xfinity Series. He has two starts at the Magic Mile and he won both of them. He also finished first and second in his two races in the Truck Series at the track. So in his four races in the National Series at New Hampshire, Bell won three of them and finished second in the other. It is hard to get any better than that. Bell will be driving the car that Matt DiBenedetto finished fifth at the Magic Mile with last year. This is a good race to use Bell.
(Bench) Matt Kenseth: It has been hard to trust Matt Kenseth this season but if he is ever going to get back to Victory Lane, it should happen Sunday. New Hampshire ranks as the best track for Kenseth. He has finished 4th, 4th and 16th in his last three races at the Magic Mile. His 7.3 average finishing position in the last four races at the track are the fourth-best in the series. He also has the fifth-best driver ranking at New Hampshire. This "should" be a good week to go back to Kenseth in Group C.
Group C Driver Rankings: 1) Christopher Bell 2) Matt Kenseth 3) Tyler Reddick 4) Cole Custer 5) Ty Dillon
Driver Group Game Team
Good luck this week!
*Stats from Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet Pro
NASCAR One & Done Picks for New Hampshire
Fantasy Live Picks for New Hampshire


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The Dating Game is an American television game show that first aired on December 20, 1965, and was the first of many shows created and packaged by Chuck Barris from the 1960s through the 1980s. ABC dropped the show on July 6, 1973, but it continued in syndication for another year (1973–1974) as The New Dating Game. The program was revived three additional times in syndication afterward, with the first from 1978 to 1980 as The All-New Dating Game, the second from 1986 to 1989, and the third from 1996 to 1999.

Jim Lange hosted The Dating Game for its entire ABC network run and for the 1973 and 1978 syndicated editions. The 1986 revival was hosted by Elaine Joyce for its first season and Jeff MacGregor for its remaining two seasons. When the show was revived with a different format in 1996, Brad Sherwood was named as its host. Chuck Woolery took over for the two final seasons, with the original format reinstated, in 1997 after he had left The Home and Family Show.

Beginning in 1966, The Dating Game was often paired with The Newlywed Game. This was especially true when the two shows entered syndication, and in 1996, the revivals of The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game were sold together as a package called "The Dating-Newlywed Hour".

The program was originally broadcast in black-and-white, but when a prime-time version began in October 1966, both versions were broadcast in color, making the daytime version the first ABC daytime series to be regularly broadcast in color.

In February 2021, it was reported that ABC and current distributor Sony Pictures Television would revive the show as The Celebrity Dating Game, with actress Zooey Deschanel and singer Michael Bolton as hosts, which premiered on June 14, 2021. It ran for eight episodes until August 16, 2021, and was canceled in April 2022.

Format
Typically, a bachelorette would question three bachelors, who were hidden from her view; at the end of the questioning period, she would choose one to accompany her on a date, with expenses paid by the show. Occasionally, the roles would be reversed with a man questioning three ladies; other times, celebrities would question three players for dates for themselves, co-workers or relatives.

Before becoming famous, Farrah Fawcett, Suzanne Somers, Yvonne Craig, Lindsay Wagner, Leif Garrett, Tom Selleck and Lee Majors appeared as contestants on the show in the 1960s and early 1970s. Other contestants who appeared before becoming famous included the Carpenters, Jackson Bostwick, Michael Richards, Joanna Cameron, Andy Kaufman (who went under the pseudonym Baji Kimran), Steve Martin, Burt Reynolds, John Ritter, Phil Hartman, Jennifer Granholm (governor of Michigan from 2003 to 2010), Arnold Schwarzenegger and Alex Kozinski. Serial killer Rodney Alcala's episodes were shown during his murder spree and after he had been convicted of assault in California.

Some contestants appeared even after they were fairly well known, including a young Michael Jackson, Burton Cummings, Dusty Springfield, Ron Howard, Maureen McCormick, Barry Williams, Sally Field, Richard Dawson, Jay North and Paul Lynde.

A trademark of the show was that at the end of each episode, the host and winning contestants would blow a kiss to the viewers.

Gameplay

Original version

Generally, the bachelorette would ask questions, written in advance on cards, to each of the three hidden bachelors. The same question could be asked to multiple bachelors. This continued until time ran out. The bachelorette would make her choice based solely on the answers to her questions. Occasionally, the contestant was a bachelor who would ask questions to three bachelorettes. Certain kinds of questions were "off-limits", such as name, age, occupation and income.

1996 revival
For the first season of the 1996 revival, a different format was used. A notable change was that the prospective bachelor/bachelorette knew the first names of the three contestants at all times.

Instead of asking questions of the contestants, the bachelor/bachelorette was presented with two pun-laden statements, each pertaining to one of the contestants. When chosen, a new statement replaced the old one and the potential date explained the reason why that fact pertained to him or her. Play continued until time expired, and then the bachelor/bachelorette would announce his or her choice.

In several weeks of episodes that aired at various times throughout the season, another format was used. This format had the players choose a potential date based on appearance and another based on personality. To decide the "looks" portion, the bachelor/bachelorette would observe each contestant (another change not seen on any Dating Game series beforehand) for several seconds, with the contestants wearing noise-canceling headphones to prevent them from hearing the bachelor/bachelorette talking about them. The statement round was used to determine the "personality" portion. After the game ended, the bachelor/bachelorette would select one contestant based on appearance and one based on personality, then would be prompted to choose between the two. If the bachelor/bachelorette was to select the same contestant for both looks and personality, the contestant would win a $500 cash prize.

The remaining two seasons reverted back to the original format, but there was more of a variety between bachelors and bachelorettes.

Episode status
Various episodes from the ABC daytime run have aired on Game Show Network. The remaining ABC versions of the show, which were made for primetime and for syndication, are assumed to exist in their entirety.

After the syndicated finale in 1980, repeats of the 1978–1980 version were seen on KHJ-TV (now KCAL-TV) in Los Angeles from September 26, 1983, to September 12, 1986 (when The All-New Dating Game with Elaine Joyce premiered on September 15, 1986), as well as in some other cities. In another variation of the final year in reruns, some episodes from ABC daytime, ABC primetime and weekly syndication were shown.

Guests
Some of the notable people that appeared on The Dating Game appeared as a bachelor or bachelorette before becoming famous, or as a special guest star, include:

Willie Aames (1978)
Rodney Alcala, subsequently dubbed "The Dating Game Killer" (1978)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1967)
Famous Amos (1978)
Judd Apatow (1980s)
Desi Arnaz Jr. (1967)
Mary Arnold of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition (1972)
Candice Bergen (1973)
Jacqueline Bisset (1973)
Bill Bixby (1968)
Karen Black (1973)
Danny Bonaduce (1972)
Jackson Bostwick (1968)
Julie Budd (1973)
Joanna Cameron (Late 1960s)
Bryan Cranston (1979)
Perry Caravello (1996)
Karen and Richard Carpenter (1970)
Angela Cartwright (1970)
David Cassidy (1970)
Barrie Chase (1966)
Candy Clark (1973)
Dick Clark (1973)
Jeremy Clyde (1966)
Ronald K.L. Collins (1967)
Michael Cole (1972)
Teri Copley (1979)
Yvonne Craig (1967)
Brandon Cruz (1972)
Joey D'Auria as himself, instead of as Chicago's Bozo the Clown (1980)
Cesare Danova (1969)
Ann B. Davis (1970 and 1971)
Richard Dawson (1968)
Peter Duel (1968)
Deep Purple (1968)
Samantha Eggar (1973)
Cass Elliot (1973 or 1974)
Farrah Fawcett (1969)
Sally Field (1966)
Fannie Flagg (1973)
Jackie Fox (1980)
Leif Garrett (1972)
Kathy Garver (1966, 1970 and 1971)
Maurice Gibb (1968)
Robin Gibb (1968)
Anita Gillette (1972)
Cuba Gooding Jr. (1986)
Barry Gordon (1966)
Jennifer Granholm, former Governor of Michigan (1978)
Luke Halpin (1968)
Phil Hartman (1979)
Cheryl Hines (1997)
T. J. Hoban (1996)
Eddie Hodges (1966)
Ron Howard (1972)
Iron Butterfly (1969)
Michael Jackson (1972)
Sam J. Jones, "Flash Gordon" (1978)
Casey Kasem (1967)
Andy Kaufman (1978)
Gladys Knight (1972)
Murray Langston, as The Unknown Comic (1978)
Peter Lawford (1971)
Vicki Lawrence  (1971)
Peggy Lipton (1973)
Donna Loren (1967)
Paul Lynde (1968 and 1972)
Dave Madden (1970)
Lee Majors (1966)
Steve Martin (1968 and 1970)
Groucho Marx, as a prank on his daughter Melinda, who was Bachelorette #1 (1967)
Meredith MacRae (1968)
Jerry Mathers (1966)
Maureen McCormick (1971 and 1973)
Jed Mills (1978)
Kathryn Minner, "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena" (1966)
Agnes Moorehead (1970)
Jaye P. Morgan (1980)
Louisa Moritz (1973)
Bill Mumy (1968)
Tom Netherton (1978)
Jay North (1969)
Charlie O'Donnell (1987)
Butch Patrick (1972)
Freda Payne (1971)
Paul Petersen (1966)
Vincent Price (1972)
H.R. Pufnstuf (1972)
Paul Reubens as Pee Wee Herman (1979)
Emitt Rhodes, as part of his band The Merry-Go-Round (1967)
Michael Richards (1967)
John Ritter (1967)
Nipsey Russell (year unknown; happened before 1971)
Bobby Rydell (1966)
Bob Saget (1979 and 1980)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (1973)
Tom Selleck (1965 and 1967)
Rhonda Shear (1986)
Suzanne Somers (1973)
Dusty Springfield (1968)
The Standells (1968)
Kaye Stevens (1973)
McLean Stevenson (1968)
Strawberry Alarm Clock (1968)
Elaine Stritch (1971)
Rip Taylor (1973 and 1978)
Robert Vaughn (1966)
Jimmie Walker (1978)
Lindsay Wagner (1968)
Dionne Warwick (1969)
Adam West (1966)
Johnnie Whittaker (1969)
Barry Williams (1972)
Terry Williams of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition (1972)
Jo Anne Worley (1967)

Theme music and cues
The show used many contemporary songs, ranging from those of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass from the 1960s to pop music used for celebrity guest and band appearances. For the first few episodes at the beginning of the ABC run, live music was provided by the Regents (unrelated to the doo-wop band of the same name who were famous for their song "Barbara Ann"), a house band from Jack Martin's A.M-P.M. on La Cienega Boulevard Starting in 1966, the show used recorded music, with the main theme provided by the Mariachi Brass, featuring trumpeter Chet Baker. The show used cover songs made by Skip Battin & the Group (1967, Aurora 159) and the Challengers (196?, Triumph 64).

The series used several songs by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass as cues for the show, including:

 "Spanish Flea" (when introducing the bachelor)
 "Whipped Cream" (when introducing the bachelorette)
 "Lollipops and Roses" (when the dates meet)

Other songs were used after the interview portion, when guests were choosing a date, including:
 "Ladyfingers" (Herb Alpert)
 "Lemon Tree" (Herb Alpert)

Music used during celebrity guest appearances included:
 "Live" (The Merry-Go-Round)
 "Close to You" (Carpenters)
 "Midnight Confessions" (The Grass Roots)
 "I Want To Be Where You Are" (Michael Jackson)
 "I Want You Back" (The Jackson Five), during the prize description
 "Cheyenne" (The Brady Bunch)
 "Goin' Out of My Head" (Little Anthony)
 "What's It Gonna Be" (Dusty Springfield)

Other music cues used on the show included:
 "Fantail" by Count Basie (when host Jim Lange would introduce the three potential dates to the audience)
 "Love Sickness" by the Trumpets Ole (a brief cue used when the time limit for the interview portion is reached)
 "Boston Bust-Out" by Jimmy McGriff (before the date is introduced to his or her prize)

In 1972, The Dating Game added a Dixieland-style closing theme called "Little Rosie" to its ABC daytime version; the tune was used also on the first two syndicated versions, through 1980. The song, along with some of the show's other cues, was featured on the 1973 album Themes from TV Game Shows, produced by Chuck Barris. The show continued to use the 1966 opening theme until 1974; during the 1978-80 version, the show used a rearranged version of it. The 1978 opening theme is found on the Barris album's first track and is credited to Barris and David Mook.

The 1980s reboot of the show used music composed by Milton DeLugg, while later editions featured a re-recording of the original theme by Steve Kaplan.

The music for The Celebrity Dating Game was composed by Cheche Alara.

International versions
These versions are no longer airing.

Legacy
In his first autobiography, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (1988), Chuck Barris claimed that The Dating Game was a cover for his CIA activities, and was promoted by the CIA. However, his second memoir, The Game Show King: A Confession (1993), mentions neither the CIA nor his previous book. A CIA spokesman has categorically denied that Barris ever worked for the agency in any capacity.

The show's popularity in the 1960s inspired a Baskin-Robbins ice cream flavor called Dating Game. It was pink ice cream with diced dates and butter-toasted pecans.

In a 1980 Laverne and Shirley episode, Lenny and Squiggy appear as bachelors on The Dating Game.

The Dating Game was parodied by Steve Jobs during a 1983 Macintosh pre-launch event. The three "contestants" were Mitch Kapor of Lotus Software, Fred Gibbons of Software Publishing Corporation and Bill Gates of Microsoft.

A recurring parody featured in the current version of Let's Make a Deal called The Dealing Game features Wayne Brady and Jonathan Mangum (both as different characters in each appearance), but instead of a date, each represents a curtain and tries to convince the contestant to pick his curtain. Model Tiffany Coyne plays the role of the "hostess".

Licensed merchandise
Hasbro released three home games based on the original 1965 version of The Dating Game from 1967 to 1968, while Pressman Toy Corporation released a home game based on the late 1980s version in 1987.

In 1968, a 33⅓ rpm party record called The Dating Game Party Pak, narrated by Jim Lange, was released; it included postcard invitations, name tags and scorecards for six people to play.

In the late 1990s, Sony's website released an online version of The Dating Game.

A video slot machine based on the original 1965 version with an animated Jim Lange was released by IGT in 2004 in both nickel and quarter versions.

In March 2011, a new virtual version of The Dating Game was launched on Facebook, Twitter and other social media network sites. The game was developed by 3G Studios, under license from Sony Pictures Entertainment.

See also
Blind Date
Perfect Match

References

External links
 Official website (Sherwood)
 Official website (Woolery)
 Official website (Bolton & Deschanel)

1965 American television series debuts
1974 American television series endings
1978 American television series debuts
1980 American television series endings
1986 American television series debuts
1989 American television series endings
1996 American television series debuts
1999 American television series endings
2021 American television series debuts
2021 American television series endings
1960s American game shows
1970s American game shows
1980s American game shows
1990s American game shows
2020s American game shows
American Broadcasting Company original programming
First-run syndicated television programs in the United States
American dating and relationship reality television series
Television series by Sony Pictures Television
Television series by Barris Industries
English-language television shows
Television series created by Chuck Barris
American television series revived after cancellation


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Portrait Edition is a three disc box set compilation album released by Sony Entertainment and featuring songs recorded by American singer Jo Stafford. The album was released by Sony on August 30, 1994.

Track listing
Disc 1

1. Little Man With A Candy Cigar - (Matt Dennis; Frank Kilduff)

2. Haunted Heart - (Howard Dietz; Arthur Schwartz)

3. If - (Stanley Damerell; Tolchard Evans; Robert Hargreaves)

4. In A Little Spanish Town ('Twas On A Night Like This) - (Sam M. Lewis; Joe Young; Mabel Wayne)

5. April And You - (Al Frisch; Allan Roberts)

6. Where Are You? - (Gus Kahn; Al Rinker)

7. The Trolley Song - (Hugh Martin; Ralph Blaine)

8. I'll Remember April - (Gene DePaul; Don Raye; Patricia Johnston)

9. Blues In The Night - (Harold Arlen; Johnny Mercer)

10. Floatin' Down To Cotton Town - (F. Henri Klickmann; Manfred Weissleder)

11. Every Night When The Sun Goes In - (Traditional)

12. The Night We Called It A Day - (Matt Dennis; Tom Adair)

13. The Gentleman Is A Dope - (Richard Rodgers; Oscar Hammerstein II)

14. My Darling, My Darling - (Frank Loesser)

15. Young and Foolish - (Albert Hague; Arnold B. Horwitt)

16. Tomorrow Mountain - (Duke Ellington; John Latouche)

17. (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me) - (Thomas A. Dorsey)

18. Teardrops from My Eyes - (Rudy Toombs)

19. Dancing In The Dark - (Howard Dietz; Arthur Schwartz)

20. Love Is Here to Stay - (George Gershwin; Ira Gershwin)

21. The Gypsy in My Soul - (Clay Boland; Moe Jaffe)

22. Imagination - (Johnny Burke; James Van Heusen)

23. If I Were a Bell - (Frank Loesser)

24. No Other Love - (Bob Russell; Paul Weston)

25. You're Blasé - (Bruce Sievier; Ord Hamilton)

Disc 2

1. You And Your Love - (Johnny Green; Johnny Mercer)

2. As I Love You - (Ray Evans; Jay Livingston)

3. Teach Me Tonight - (Sammy Cahn; Gene DePaul)

4. When April Comes Again - (Doris Schaefer; Paul Weston)

5. St. Louis Blues - (W. C. Handy)

6. Good Nite - (Bert Bender / Dorothy Jeffers; Ethel Phillips)

7. Make The Man Love Me - (Dorothy Fields; Arthur Schwartz)

8. Warm All Over - (Frank Loesser)

9. The Best Things in Life Are Free - (Lew Brown; Buddy DeSylva; Ray Henderson)

10. One (Based On One Hand, One Heart) - (Leonard Bernstein; Stephen Sondheim)

11. These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) - (Harry Link; Holt Marvell; Jack Strachey)

12. In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening - (Hoagy Carmichael; Johnny Mercer)

13. The Nearness Of You - (Hoagy Carmichael; Ned Washington)

14. Smoking My Sad CIgarette - (Don George; Bee Walker)

15. The Party's Over - (Betty Comden; Adolph Green; Jule Styne)

16. The Folks Who Live On the Hill - (Oscar Hammerstein II; Jerome Kern)

17. A Thought In My Heart - (Robert F. Calder)

18. Yes, Indeed! - (Sy Oliver)

19. I'm Your Girl - (Oscar Hammerstein II; Richard Rodgers)

20. When I'm Not Near The Boy I Love - (E.Y. "Yip" Harburg; Burton Lane)

21. Whispering Hope - (Alice Hawthorne)

22. Shenandoah - (Traditional)

23. What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry? - (Walter Donaldson; Abe Lyman)

24. I'll Be Seeing You - (Sammy Fain; Irving Kahal)

25. Candy - (Mack David; Alex Kramer; Joan Whitney)

26. The Last Time I Saw Paris - (Oscar Hammerstein II; Jerome Kern)

Disc 3

1. All The Things You Are - (Oscar Hammerstein II; Jerome Kern)

2. If I Loved You - (Oscar Hammerstein II; Richard Rodgers)

3. What Is This Thing Called Love? - (Cole Porter)

4. Come Rain or Come Shine - (Harold Arlen; Johnny Mercer)

5. With These Hands - (Benny Davis; Abner Silver)

6. Use Your Imagination - (Cole Porter)

7. Three-Cornered Tune - (Frank Loesser)

8. It Happened In Sun Valley - (Mack Gordon; Harry Warren)

9. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - (Duke Ellington; Bob Russell)

10. Oh! Look at Me Now - (Joe Bushkin; John DeVries)

11. I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You - (Bing Crosby; Ned Washington; Victor Young)

12. My Heart's In The Highlands - (Robert Burns; Al Rinker)

13. My One And Only Highland Fling - (Ira Gershwin; Harry Warren)

14. I Didn't Know About You - (Duke Ellington; Bob Russell)

15. Indiscretion - (Sammy Cahn; Alessandro Cicognini; Paul Weston)

16. Old Devil Moon - (E.Y. "Yip" Harburg; Burton Lane)

17. For You - (Joe Burke; Al Dubin)

18. Silence Is Golden - (Jack Fulton; Lois Steele)

19. The King of Paris - (Marilyn Bergman; Paul Weston)

20. I Should Care - (Sammy Cahn; Axel Stordahl; Paul Weston)

21. Stardust - (Hoagy Carmichael; Mitchell Parish)

22. I See Your Face Before Me - (Howard Dietz; Arthur Schwartz)

23. You Belong to Me - (Pee Wee King; Chilton Price; Redd Stewart)

24. Stayin' Alive - (Barry Gibb; Maurice Gibb; Robin Gibb)

25. I Am Woman - (Ray Burton; Helen Reddy)

References

1994 compilation albums
Jo Stafford compilation albums
Sony Records compilation albums


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