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Hypocrites and liars (Online Journal) Adobe Acrobat Reader required. Click here to download a free copy. August 21, 2005 The media are wrong. The people who have come out to Camp Casey to help coordinate the press and events with me are not putting words in my mouth, they are taking words out of my mouth.Friar assumes leadership duties within community (Herald Standard) Sitting on the back porch at St. Anthony's Friary in Uniontown, the Rev. Matthew Brozovic explained his duties as guardian of this small Franciscan community.Peers stunned by pay raise (Pittsburgh Live) Policy, politics and pitchmen were part of the mix at the National Conference of State Legislatures' annual meeting.Man behind 'Hotel Souter' visits justice's hometown (Boston Globe) WEARE, N.H. -- Logan Darrow Clements flew across the country to visit Supreme Court Justice David H. Souter's hometown.Slots lobbyists woo key legislators (Lexington Herald-Leader) It was billed as the 11th annual tribute dinner to state Sen. Jim King, the Jacksonville Republican and veteran legislator who is former president of the Senate.'Hotel Souter' man visits Weare, leaves presents for Souter (Norwalk Advocate) WEARE, N.H. -- Logan Darrow Clements flew across the country to visit Supreme Court Justice David Souter's hometown. But the California man who wants to seize Souter's land through eminent domain to build a hotel didn't knock on the judge's front door when he stopped by Saturday afternoon.City coffers may strike pay dirt after politicians sling mud (Daily Press) GOP boss Mike Wade wants Randy Gilliland investigated over a loan. Gilliland says Wade should pay his taxes. HAMPTON -- City residents may profit from some political fighting Friday.
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Posted on: Nov 20, 08 06:51 pm by: Grace Babcock
Heh, look at what I found...
Chocolate fountains are the latest in party showstoppers, attracting guests who want to dip cherries, cream puffs and pretzels into a cascade of rich chocolate.
"A chocolate fountain says wow," said Karen Jones, owner of Simply Chocolate in Gilbert.
These for-rent fountains are gracing weddings, class reunions, corporate gatherings and housewarming parties.
Posted on: Nov 19, 08 07:54 pm by: Katie Sagustume
What do you all think of this?...
Spilling
over at the top, the chocolate descends smoothly over tiered,
stainless steel forms, somewhat resembling a wedding cake. Collected
at the bottom, the chocolate is recycled through the fountain.
Good-quality chocolate is essential, say operators, but it can be
semi-sweet, dark, milk chocolate or even white chocolate.
Posted on: Nov 19, 08 07:16 pm by: Bob Flores
Can any of you give me some advice about this?...
By Lorrie Grant, USA TODAY
A gift of chocolate this Valentine's Day can be an indulgence that pleases the senses without adding pounds to the body.
That's because chocolate is becoming an increasingly hot ingredient for a wide variety of products in the estimated $13 billion market for personal pampering - skin care products, bath products, cosmetics and candles.
Chocolate's reputation for enhancing feelings of well-being, for comfort and for sensuality have hastened its adoption in aromatherapy products.
Posted on: Nov 19, 08 07:06 am by: Kay McMullin
I thought that this was awesome when I first read it...
Buy fresh mascara to avoid clumping. Also, if you have
sensitive skin, this is NOT the time to try a new brand.
The last thing you want to do is head for the altar with
blotches or zits thanks to an allergic reaction.
