This amazing truck was purchased by Martin Andersen as his first farm truck with his father on the "Andersen Lakeview Farm" south of Seven Persons Alberta. My fiancee and I (Martins daughter) went out to the farm, and pulled her out of the tiny space she had sat for over forty years, and winched her on to the trailer. At first I was devastated.... I was certain that the fenders, boards, hood, grill, etc was all there when I had first found out about the truck! But alas... bare bones. The disappointment had almost set in, when we decided to search all of the surrounding outbuildings. The last building (and least likely, so we thought) that we checked before going home defeated was where we hit the mother load!!!! She was, after all, a COMPLETE truck. And not only that, but unknown to us, Martin had done some chrome electroplating as well. We found a rotted out old box with the grill bling, handles, and many other items still wrapped in disintegrating paper from the chrome shop. Even a GOLD plated maple leaf grill medallion. We couldn't believe it.
That was an incredible day, and we are looking forward (mostly me) to many more, as I disassemble, and renew every part of this beautiful truck.
Hopefully the stovebolt gods will make our photos public so we can share our amazing project.
Last edited by Ray in ALBERTA; Sat Jun 16 2018 04:53 PM.
Brilliant! Only a stovebolter will appreciate a resurrection like this. I would of been another laughing fool as well. Cheers to you and your ensuing project.
Absolutely stunning! What a great story and fine looking truck. Congratulations and good luck.
You are one lucky guy. That dual axle truck will make one heck of a truck. Congrats on saving it rather than calling the junk man. It taint junk!!! Looking forward to following you on your journey. How sweet it is! Oh, Welcome to the Stovebolt!
Yes you are! Mainly the fiancee but the truck is good too. Lucky also to find all the spare parts, saves a lot of aggravation and money. Welcome to the site and let us know how you make out.
great story!! Sounds like a fun project!!
Awesome recovery! Good luck and have fun with your restoration!


MANCHESTER UNITED cooled their interest in Mats Hummels - because Louis van Gaal already has his ideal ball-playing defender.
The Red Devils have been frequently linked with the Borussia Dortmund centre-back since Van Gaal took the reins at Old Trafford in 2014.
Hummels is about to enter the final 12 months of his contract and Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke admits the club are open to doing a deal.
According to the Manchester Evening News, United have been told of the Germany international's availability but have little interest in launching a move.
It's claimed that Daley Blind's impressive season alongside Chris Smalling at the back has convinced Van Gaal he does not need a new defender.
Utility man Blind has established himself as one of the first names on Van Gaal's team sheet this season, starting 51 games in all competitions.
United have been crippled by injuries this season but Blind has been a reliable Mr Versatile for Van Gaal.
The United boss said last month: "When we bought him I told Ed Woodward the positions he can play. He has proved that.
"He has played in the midfield and left full-back but I think the best position is left central defender because I ask in our play, build up qualities of the central defenders."
Blind has impressed so much that United will not go on the hunt for a new centre-back unless Jose Mourinho takes over as manager or top target Aymeric Laporte recovers quickly from injury.
Dortmund are loathe to lose another player to bitter rivals Bayern Munich but Hummels is reportedly in talks with the Bavarian club.
The 27-year-old has revealed the speculation over his future has been giving him sleepless nights.


VIII All-Russian scientific-practical conference "Polenov's Readings" will take place in Saint Petersburg on April 21-24, 2009. The conference has got an official support of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation and Federal Agency on Health and Social Development. The Russian Scientific-Research Neurosurgical Institute n. a. A.L. Polenov, Neurosurgeons Association of Russia, Russian Military-Medical Academy, and Saint Petersburg Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education are the organizers.
The subject area of the conference includes the pivotal issues of modern neurosurgery and neurology. The leading specialists and prominent neurosurgeons of Russia and foreign countries are invited to participate.
The Fourth International Course "Modern Concepts and Ways of Development of Endovascular Surgery of Cerebral Aneurysms", the Fourth All-Russian conference of young scientists, Russian-Belarus neurosurgical symposium, and All-Russian conference of neurosurgical nurses will be held within the conference.


The Innova Altino Black High Gloss kitchen, with 19mm thickness Innova doors can be designed to fit into almost any kitchen to give a clean modern look. And, if you're not sure which colour you want then take your time as there are 10 colours to choose from! Altino Black Doors are manufactured with an 18mm MDF core with a high gloss acrylic Senoplast surface. Doors are edged with a glass look edge to give the appearance of a glass faced door. Side panels etc are edged with plain matching edging material.
Please find attached pictures of my finished kitchen.
Hi, please see few pics of our kitchen. We are very impressed by the quality.
Pictures of my finished Altino black kitchen.
It has taken us seven months but we love our DIY kitchen, thanks for the tea and biscuits... Very lovely touch.
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I went to Wal Mart this weekend (yes, the evil Wal Mart that my friend calls the "Land of the Missing Teeth") - it can be a scary place late at night.. but I was there during the day... and it's back to school time!
I am also signing up to take a beginner spinning class at the Weavers' Cottage on Saturday the 11th in the morning. I have a hankering for a spinning wheel - but first must try them out to see if I even like it!
Lastly, the Fiber Fest 2007 is coming up August 17-19th - I believe that we're going to go one day during the show - although I don't know if it'll be Friday or Sunday.
I just bought that very color way of the very same yarn, I love it! Your sock looks phenomenal--turning the heel always makes you feel so smart!
Don't know why people make such a hallabaloo about turning the heels etc. You just learn it and that's it.
Found you via A.D.D.- glad you kept the other foot. I've made about 10 pairs of socks and never really suffered SSS. I'm starting to wonder if it's an urban myth.
I love the circular needle holder. One thing I found that works well for dpn's and notions are those cloth foldy jewelry holders. i found one at a mission store for $.99! i don't leave home without it.
I don't know how much room you've got, but when you acquire too many needles for a box/pouch/binder, I would humbly suggest that you check out my solution. I don't know if I am supposed to shill my own blog here, but if you google Under Sask Skies you should find it. I think I posted it back in April or May.


Did you know … there's a simple add-on service that's easy to implement, proven to increase average order value, and makes your customers' lives easier during the holiday rush?
Big retailers have been offering this service for years.
This add-on service was the number one "will not use" onsite offer.
Alright, enough pretend drama. The add-on on service in questions is, of course, gift-wrapping.
Hallmark estimates that the gift wrapping industry in the U.S. alone generates $3.2 billion in retail sales. This number includes things like wrapping paper, wrapping tissues, ribbons, gift bags, gift boxes, etc.
These reasons are where offering online shoppers the opportunity to get their gifts wrapped before shipping comes into play. It'll save your customers the hassle of doing it themselves while at the same time position your brand as customer service leaders.
As with most things Amazon, the price and process are optimized for speed and simplicity (i.e., margins). As a result, FBA gift wrapping has been met with mixed reviews.
If your business decides to offer gift wrapping, the result has to be nothing less than sheer delight.
Why? Because by stepping into the gift-wrapping game, you're stepping into a sacred place between friends and family. Your customers are trusting you with the responsibility of delivering the moment before the moment. Don't let them down.
Tactically, what are your options?
From the beginning, John (on the left below) added his personal touch by shipping each order in a red box, sprinkling in some Hershey's Kisses, and including a handwritten appreciation in each order.
In addition to Bold Commerce, there are other apps — like Gift Wrap Plus and Gift Checkout to name just two.
▢ When should you offer gift wrapping?
Only during the holiday season when customers are more likely to order it or throughout the year for birthdays and other holidays?
▢ Offer gift-wrapping for everything or only on selected items?
Different merchandise can take wildly different times to wrap. Something like a book is quick and easy while a soft Teddy bear will take more time.
▢ How should gifts be sent and fulfilled?
When a customer orders gift-wrapping, the wrapped gift can either be sent to the customer to hand over the gift themselves or sent straight to the gift receiver.
In the latter case, you shouldn't include any additional prices on the invoice but, instead, use a gift recipe with clear return instructions (if applicable). Are you set-up in a way that enables that?
▢ How should you send gift messages?
▢ How much to charge for the service?
Should it be $3, $4, $6? Only offer it for free when you order $X worth of stuff? Make it free for only your highest-spending customers or for the ones that spend the least to incentivize them to spend more? Charge everyone the same? No right or wrong answers here.
▢ Should you wrap it yourself?
Norstrom, for example, has gone one step further and offers a "Gift Kit" for $2 that includes a gift box, tissue paper, a ribbon, and a tag. This is brilliant as the only cost to them is the cost of materials. No need to wrap anything, simply add the kit to the order.
Gift wrapping — no matter how simple or elaborate — is a tangible and delight-inducing customer service. And, once a customer becomes loyal to you based on service, it will be difficult for competitors to lure them away.
It can also be a great marketing tool, an opportunity for add-on sales, and an excellent way to build rapport with loyal customers. Not to mention, it can offer customers a convenience that is just plain pretty.


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Indianapolis 500 soars to record UK audience
David Nelson IndyCars, Ratings, Sky Sports F1 June 3, 2019 June 5, 2019 3 Minutes
The Indianapolis 500 soared to its highest ever audience of the modern era last weekend, official consolidated viewing figures from BARB show.
Consolidated audience figures include viewers who watched via the TV set within seven days of broadcast, and exclude commercial breaks. Figures in this article should not be compared to previous overnight ratings posted on this site.
Background and Historical Comparison
For the first time ever, the race aired live on Sky Sports F1. Historically, the race, which forms part of the IndyCar Series, aired on Sky Sports through the 2000s. Both the series and the race moved to BT Sport under the ESPN banner at the start of 2013. The series has a small, but passionate following in the UK, and that is reflected in most of the audience figures.
However, in 2017, BT Sport's coverage of the Indianapolis 500 averaged 141,000 viewers from 16:30, a number boosted significantly by the presence of Fernando Alonso, a year-on-year increase of 900 percent! BT's programme started half an hour than Sky's offering did this year, but the race back in 2017 also started earlier, so the comparison is like-to-like.
Last year with no Alonso, audience figures dropped back to their usual levels of around 40,000 viewers on BT. 2019 is IndyCar's first year back on Sky, but audience figures have not jumped significantly so far. That was, until the 500 came around…
The Indianapolis 500 averaged 172,000 viewers from 17:00 on Sunday 26th May on Sky Sports F1, IndyCar's highest ever audience in the modern era.
Furthermore, the IndyCar average is across a four-and-a-half-hour time slot, suggesting that those watching did so for most of the broadcast, as opposed to a downward trend throughout. BARB does not publish consolidated peak figures, but it is likely that the 500 peaked with around 250,000 viewers.
IndyCar retained most of the audience that were watching Sky's F1 post-race show. Paddock Live from Monaco, which preceded events from Indianapolis, averaged 228,000 viewers from 16:25 to 17:00.
Excluding Formula 1, it is Sky Sports' highest audience for a live motor race since the launch of A1 Grand Prix nearly fourteen years ago! The World Cup of motor sport's inaugural race from Brands Hatch in September 2005 attracted an audience of 247,000 viewers to much fanfare back then.
Of course, that statistic also means that the 2019 running of the 500 out-rated every Formula 1 feeder race in the past seven years, which is great for IndyCar, but not so good for Formula Two. Sky did not repeat the 500 in the days following the race, whereas Formula Two races are repeated ad nauseam on the channel.
The audience figures are slightly below what MotoGP gets on BT Sport and ITV4 get for British Touring Cars, but not a million miles away.
For me, the viewing figures this time around are more surprising than 2017. The 2017 audience boost can be equated to Alonso, and we all knew that race was going to receive a sizeable boost, whereas this time, the boost cannot be equated to a specific person.
Yes, the race did follow Sky's Monaco programming on the very same channel, but the gap between Monaco concluding and the Indianapolis 500 starting was nearly two hours, enough time for the audience to dwindle, as we have seen on many occasions in the past.
However, it should be acknowledged that BT's programme in 2017 essentially had to 'self-start' from an audience perspective, whereas the 2019 audience was already there and waiting on the same channel.
If Alonso drives in 2020, and manages to qualify next year, it will be interesting to see if there is any boost beyond 2019's figure. The target audience will already be watching Sky Sports F1, so any further boost may be limited.
As in 2017, do not expect IndyCar's numbers to suddenly jump moving forward. However, being on the same channel as Sky's F1 offering provides a platform for IndyCar's numbers to gradually increase.
Sky need to prepared to increase resources to help the cause, including bespoke UK commentary during US ad-breaks. The argument for doing that has surely increased following the successful trial run during the 500, bringing Sky back in-line to the level of coverage that BT Sport offered.
For now, at least, the IndyCar Series had another, somewhat unexpected, day in the sun from a UK perspective. And based on the quality of both the 500, and the Duel in Detroit over this past weekend, they absolutely deserve it.
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rpaco says:
Funny that I can still remember our Noige doing Indy cars and winning te championship and it was all on FTA tv here in the UK His sponsor was Kmart, but I have no clue about alonso's
Joe Antonini at Kmart in Detroit, who also had the Havoline brand motor oil (part of Chevron now) co-branding it. It was the way the Kmart cars from 1987-2000 were co-branded most notably at the end of a Hall of Fame NASCAR driver's career (ironically, he now owns the car Mario won his one Daytona 500 in 1967, Holman & Moody allowed the car to be rebuilt numerous times, and he owns it now in the guise of the car as he first raced it in 1972).
INDYCAR would have ordered some censorship. The car was sponsored by BAT's ecigarettes, but INDYCAR would have pulled some huge PR issues since BAT agreed to a US tobacco regulation, and INDYCAR has drivers under 18 doing promotions during the Indy 500 on Friday and Sunday. The leading USF2000 and Pro 2000 drivers are part of events on Indy 500 race day, and Indy Lights drivers can be 17. Under US tobacco regulations, if a tobacco sponsor is engaging in activity during the race, nobody under 18 can appear. That includes USF2000, Pro 2000, and Lights races. Once INDYCAR banned tobacco sponsorship, drivers under 18 could appear in the lower tiers of INDYCAR.
INDYCAR has two more races with Kelli Stavast and Marty Snider before they leave for NASCAR starting 30 June.

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Monday, September 3, 2018 .
Ciao everyone! As most of you know, I have spent most of July and August working on finishing our Italian house renovation. It's been 2 years of lots of blood, sweat, tears and $$$$, but it is beautiful and worth all the effort. (Read about the renovation here).
Since I have not had a lot of time this year to travel to places I've not been in Italy, I decided, like many Italians, to take a weekend during holiday time known as Ferragosto. Most Italians take this time to travel and be with family mid-August. Since my family is not around, I thought that going with my workshop chef, Teri, would be fun, and we could eat our way through the large metropolis of Palermo, Sicily. Teri is Italian, and like many American Italians, she has roots in Sicily.
We rented an Air B&B. Full disclosure: this was not my choice, and I suggest if you're only going for a weekend and not planning on cooking or buying groceries, a hotel is the way to go. Staying in a hotel also gives one the opportunity to use the concierge services, and if you're not familiar with a city, it's a great help. Since we were not familiar with Palermo, I had to do a lot of research about what to see and what was open and of interest in August.
Of course we had to hit the markets. There are 3 main open air markets, and since it was August, they were smaller, so we could see them all in one morning and then head to lunch.
Ballarò: Located a few steps from the Martorana Church and Quattro Canti, the Ballarò market extends from Piazza Ballarò in the Albergheria district (near the medieval church of San Nicolò) along Via Ballarò past Piazza Carmine toward Corso Tukory, roughly parallel to Via Maqueda toward the main train station.
Capo: The Capo market, located behind the Teatro Massimo, extends from Via Porta Carini off Via Volturno near the old city wall toward Piazza Beati Paoli and can also be reached from Via Sant'Agostino, which runs off Via Maqueda, though this section includes various vendors of dry goods and articles rather than food. In many respects, this is the most "atmospheric" and "complete" of Palermo's street markets.
Vucciria: The Vucciria (from the Norman French "boucherie"), perhaps the favorite Palermitan market for visitors, begins at Piazza San Domenico, off Via Roma, running parallel to Via Roma (from which it is hidden) along Via Maccheronai toward Piazza Caracciolo and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, branching off along Via Argenteria. It is much smaller than the other two markets, having lost many merchants in recent years, it is but a shadow of its former self.
I was so struck by how much the markets reminded me of Marrakech. The Arabic influence in Palermo, especially in the market, was so interesting and made it lively and colorful.
For those of you who love flea markets, there is a great area not to be missed. It's on Piazza Domenico Peranni and it's delightful.
With the exception of some Norman-Arab architecture and a number of words in the Sicilian language, the markets are perhaps the best-preserved of Sicily's Arab traditions. Following in the footsteps of their medieval predecessors, Sicily's new North African immigrants — a growing presence in Palermo — feel perfectly at home here, and are beginning to establish businesses in the Palermitan "souks." Palermo is truly a melting pot of not only flavors but cultures.
I suggest you take a tour around town in a surrey like vehicle called an Ape (pronounced Apae). Reserve yours here . I found it was a great way to get a sense of the city in an hour, and they are a blast! Palermo has gorgeous architecture from a fusion of Arab and Norman styles which makes the landscape ethnic and eclectic. Read more about the history here. Safe to say it was stunning.
A word about food: The markets have many street food vendors. They make a variety of Sicilan specialties, like fried chick pea cakes served as a sandwich, lots of offal fried as well. Along any street you can find Arancini the symbol of Sicilian street food. An Arancino is a saffron rice ball stuffed with a filling like cheese, ragu or sausage breaded and fried. It's basically Italian junk food. Katie Parla does a great job describing the offerings of offial, anancini, pastries and the rest read about it here.
Since it was August, the markets were downsized, so not a lot of street food was really available. However, we did find the most amazing place while walking to the Botanical Gardens our last day. Thanks to my eagle eye (when it comes to food and props:-)), I noticed all the locals holding a arancino the size of their head filled with piping hot ragu, I said to myself I gotta try one. Full disclosure: since we did not have the best introduction to arancino, even though our AirB&B host gave us a list of local favorites, the street food for me was underwhelming. And a little warning: if you're not a fan of fried food or cheese filled desserts (which I am not), you may not love the food here. Although there is a great selection of seafood and yummy pastas for those not too keen on eating street food. Bar Touring serves the Arancino Bomba, and it is truly the bomb in every sense of the word. It was the best arancino I tried the entire weekend.
My suggestion is to have one, then walk it off it the beautiful Botanical Gardens, and in midday in the heat of the day, it is a lovely, shaded wander indeed.
We did find a terrific place to perch to have an aperitivo or 2 in a very patina-ed part of the city. Bar Garabaldi has a lively crowd and great bar menu.
Note: taxis are not cheap, so if you dare, rent a car. It's cheaper than taxis and is a great way to drive out of the heat of the city and to one of the many beach towns on the island. I did just that. I rented a car, and I drove us to Cefalu a gorgeous beach town about a 1 hour drive. Once you make your way out of Palermo, it's quite a pleasant trip. Parking was quite easy, too. You just wind down to the boardwalk, and there is a big parking area. We grabbed lunch on the seaside, and then headed to one of the many beach clubs to enjoy the breeze and the sea. I highly recommend it.
It's safe to say I will go back. I really feel like I just dipped my baby toe into the Sicilian landscape and all it has to offer. A weekend trip is too little time to explore this beautiful island.


You can do the whole hog with HTTPS, get yourself a certificate...etc, but to shortcut all that nonsense: get yourself a free CloudFlare account.
Then add a new website. What this will do is scan your DNS for all the existing records and make it a simple job of giving CloudFlare control of the domain.
Then in your own domain registrar, point the name servers to CloudFlare (which you'll get once you've completed adding your site).
CloudFlare gives you a free SSL certificate for your domain (and all sub-domains).
The SSL says it takes 24 hours, in my experience, it's about 2-3. Once it's assigned, you might have to select flexible as the SSL (this means your user facing domain is green-lock SSL, but between CloudFlare and your server, it's speaking unencrypted HTTP).
Put this inline to your HTML (it makes it simpler).
Disclaimer: this is scoped to the root of your site. Read a non-copy & paste article to learn more!
Put the following code in a file called sw.js and put that in the root of your web site (so that https://yoursite/sw.js would load) (you can put this somewhere else, again, read a more detailed post!).
The contents of the sw.js file will need to change to trigger an update of the sw.js file itself, but I highly recommend using the debugging tools too.
To understand how refreshes work (aka the lifecycle), Jake Archibald has a 3 minute video to help.
Important: if you use a CDN like CloudFlare in front of your site, make sure to remember to tell CloudFlare to exclude your sw.js file in it's aggressive caching strategy.
Enjoy, and do make sure you read some more detailed articles. Here's my recent service worker efforts in action on jsconsole for your pleasure.
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Active skill of the Clockwork Veteran. Hits enemies in an area, reducing their damage for a duration.
Notice Some testing has shown the damage debuff doesnt appear to apply, enemies still hit full damage. This issue has been noticed by foursaken before and may be fixed in a upcoming update. appears fixed, more testing with higher levels and on more enemies woulb be helpful.


Get six broadsides from the House Party Reading Series. Broadsides ship in a high-quality cardboard tube.
Please note: "No Country for Black Boys" by Joy Priest, pictured here, is out of stock and will not be included in your bundle.


The paper reel to sheet cutting machine is a manually operated machine utilized for cutting all classes of board & paper etc. Equipped with adjustable front & back guides the paper reel to sheet cutting machine also has a foot operated clamp. This holds the sheet flat while being cut. The cutting blades of paper reel to sheet cutting machine are made of knife steel and precision ground to secure clean accurate cutting. The paper reel to sheet cutting machine is available in different table sizes depending on the cutting lengths. This robust machine is easy to maintain and highly efficient. The Kartar paper reel to sheet cutting machine is available in cutting lengths of 40" to 60".


Made 4 King Cakes, with babies, this past weekend. I've been making them for a few years now during Carnival, just before Mardi Gras. They are made with a yeast dough - a brioche - and decorated with sugar frosting and purple, green and gold colored sugar. Some are filled with cream cheese or fruit jam. Some more elaborate than others.
Unfortunately, I can't post pictures, cuz my honey took the digital card reader with him to South Carolina (on a mummy visit). He's on his way home, so I will post pics soon.
Our first trip to New Orleans was probably 10 years ago. Before digital cameras, because we don't have jpegs of the trip. We were visiting my sister the Sister and got to stay in a guest cottage on the grounds of a large convent across Lake Ponchartrain. We rented a little GeoMetro and tooled around the City and countryside. There were parades going on all week, some in the City, others in surrounding towns. We were invited to go with a group of Nuns to the Big Parade on Mardi Gras, "Fat Tuesday" the last day of celebrations before Lent. We had to leave about 5 AM to get on time, which I recall was about 6.
What made the offer attractive was the fact that they had connections at a New Orleans funeral parlor on the parade route that would provide both parking and toilet facilities. This is important, of course, as the crowds would make finding a parking place nearly impossible and, although drinking alcohol is allowed anywhere and everywhere, bathrooms on the parade route are scarce. McDonald's and other quick stops were known to lock their facilities for the duration of the parade. Some folks would drive their pickup trucks, with their own private Porta-Potties, into the City in the wee hours and park near the parade route. While we were guests of the Undertaker, we were provided the "luxury" of relief stations: the women had access to indoor plumbing while the men were relegated to a large canvas tent in the back parking lot, in which was a wooden box trough filled with sawdust. This set-up was not for the pee-shy. By mid-afternoon, the sawdust was saturated and recycled beer was seeping through the wooden box, onto the asphalt and slowly out from under the tent and into the parking lot.
Meanwhile the townies were hoarding beads and trinkets thrown out by Rex, Zulu, Orpheus and Endymion. Little old ladies would crush your fingers with a quick stomp if you were foolish enough to reach for a stray doubloon. Its all in the technique. You stomp on your prize, THEN reach down to retrieve it. Beads on the "G" rated parade routes were generally most accessible to those closest to the street, on stepladders or with feminine charms that were not explicitly exposed. We've heard that elsewhere in the City, exposure, for both men and women, is heavily rewarded, depending on the crowd. Alas, we were in the Nun section.
Our more recent trip to New Orleans, in 2006, (see Nuances) a week before Mardi Gras, was very different. The streets were practically empty, there was no waiting for a table at any restaurant, it was quiet by New Orleans standards. But we bought a King Cake, just because they're sooo good.
The baby is hidden inside the cake. Whoever gets the piece with "da baby" has to bring a cake to the next party, which may very well be tomorrow.
One of the two smaller King Cakes. I put some in the freezer for next week. They are expecting one at the office.
This is the traditional New Orleans Carnival dessert. Carnival (Goodbye to the Flesh/Meat) begins after Epiphany and extends through Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) the day before Ash Wednesday and Lent. Some lucky party-goer will find the plastic baby ( which is the Christchild - the King) and must bring a King Cake to the next get together. Commercially baked cakes bear the warning about the hidden hazard baked in the cake.
Sunday's meeting at Frank M's.


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Pregnancy is a time of wonder, as you watch over your growing belly, captivated by the tiny human you are growing inside. It is filled with so much excitement and anticipation as you long to meet your bundle of joy for the first time. It is also the perfect time to bond with your little one before you can hold them tight in your arms.
This helps to deliver blood and other nutrients to both you and your baby.
There can be so much to think about when you are preparing to welcome a new baby into your life. A pregnancy massage in Sydney is the perfect escape from all those thoughts and worries to allow you to find your inner calm.
A growing bump can add extra pressure to your back, which a massage can relieve.
This is one discomfort that comes with pregnancy that you may find needs alleviating from time to time.
Taking the time out to relax and enjoy some downtime will rejuvenate you.
By loosening the muscles, it will help improve your night's sleep.
With specially designed beds that cater for your growing bump, a pregnancy massage in Sydney has so much to offer. Even better, when it comes to labour, massage can help take your mind off the pain and comfort you in the process.


We are headed out on our first cruise and I need to get some information.
1) I have my original birth certificate(raised seal and little ink footprints on back) and drivers liscence.. Is that enough for Carnival?
2) What is the real story with lounge chairs? Any advice?
Oh, and in response to the "What do't you like about Carnival" post. Anytime you have parents who either do not supervise their kids , or allow their kids to break rules ( regardless of being on a cruise or not) it can cause grief. We have been pretending to be at formal dinners for the last week , and doing our best to get our kids in line. We will see. The threats for no ice cream and pizza seem to be working thusfar.
First of all -Have a great trip!! Your birth certificate and driver's license will be fine. I've never had any trouble getting a lounge chair, but I don't like to sit right next to the pool. Those tend to be the ones that get taken quickly.
As Darcy said. Your just fine. I never had any problems getting a lounge chair either but then I don't like to bake so finding one in the shade in the morning was easy.
Life is too short to let the ship of your dreams sail without you.
Are you sure that birth certificate is a STATE-issued one? I thought only the hospital-issued certificates had the footprints? You'd better double check to make sure. A hospital b/c is definitely NOT accepted for cruise travel.
BTW, many of the states are now issuing b/c without raised seals, as they are using the state watermark paper instead.
New Orleans Lady - that's ME.
There'd be no way a government issued birth certificate could have your footprints on it !
If you can't find your government issued certificate contact the county courthouse in the county where you were born and ask for a certified copy.
I do hope you have the time !


It's that time of year when you're allowed to dress in even less clothing than you normally wear to the Grove. No, not Rocky Horror Picture Show – it's Halloween!
While some invest much time in perfecting their costumes for this exciting night, we often reduce choosing catchy costumes into acts of cultural appropriation. We may have innocently selected our evening attire, but if our costumes feature elements snatched from a marginalized culture, then our ignorance can do more harm than a new Facebook photo is worth.
The issue of cultural appropriation is tricky. What does it matter if I'm a hula dancer or a Mexican or a Native American for Halloween? If I look fierce, isn't that enough? Can't people stop being so sensitive?
The issue goes deeper than just offending others.
Cultural appropriation perpetuates unequal power dynamics between historically powerful groups and marginalized groups. The differences between cultural appropriation and cultural exchange are respect for the culture that is not your own and an invitation to participate in another group's traditions.
Here at the University of Miami, we have many opportunities to participate in respectful cultural exchange – including cultural club meetings and Diversity Week, which starts Nov. 11.
No matter our backgrounds, we are all privileged to be university-educated students. We are better positioned than most of the world to address challenges of discrimination and inequality.
This week allows us to start addressing these challenges by consciously choosing not to turn other groups into caricatures. Aside from marginalized cultures, we can also stray away from costumes that perpetuate other negative power dynamics, such as extreme poverty (hobos), inequitable health care provisions (Ebola hazmat suits) and gender discrimination (naughty nurses).
Consciously choosing to dress as a minion or Elsa from "Frozen," rather than Pocahontas, might not seem like a big difference, but it does in fact help tip the scales toward equality and respect.
Elaine Golden is a senior majoring in international studies and mathematics.


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Dear Pottsgrove Soccer Family,
As many of you know, on Thursday Governor Wolf highly recommended sports not be played in Pennsylvania- until at least January 2021. His recommendation included both recreational club sports and school sports, K-12. On Thursday night, EPYSA (Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association) held an emergency board meeting to discuss the future of our fall soccer season. EPYSA fully supports continuing with the fall soccer season. EPYSA has allowed individual clubs to make their own decision as to continue their fall season or to discontinue play until 2021. EPYSA will continue to support individual clubs, leagues, and competitive play.
The Pottsgrove Soccer Club (PSC) board, has decided to continue with our fall soccer season. We are carefully following the stages provided to us by EPYSA to provide a safe return to play. PSC does, and will continue to, follow and enforce safety protocols. We currently follow EPYSA's action plan, along with a club specific action plan should situations related to Covid-19 arise. The EPYSA website lists all available Covid-19 information and the club action plan will be available on the club website shortly. Please keep in mind the information PSC receives changes daily. If EPYSA changes their guidance on this matter, we will follow their recommendations. In addition, we as a club will continue to monitor the situation and review all information made available to us.
Please look out for more information about the PSC Fall soccer season in the near future.
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False Rosemary grows on sand dunes and other sandy areas, usually very near the coast. It is a member of the mint family, and the leaves are very aromatic when crushed. False Rosemary tends to be more woody than herbaceous, a trait it shares with Red Basil, another member of the mint family found growing in almost pure sand near the coast. These plants were photographed along Sorrento Road in Pensacola, Florida, in mid November.


Gemma Lowe from Siren FM (Lincoln radio station) was on set at the weekend. Her 8-9 minute segment on The Drift will be aired today (17 January 2012), between 4pm and 5pm.
We have a recording of the segment embedded below.


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