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I make a really nice cocktail with gin, squeeze a wedge of lemon or lime (usually Lemon for me, since I have a Meyer Lemon Tree in my yard!), rosemary (also from the yard) and a dash of bitters, all over ice. If I want something lighter I add sparkling water.

I'm not sure where the recipe came from or what it's called. We've started referring to it as Benton's Way. :)

We took a a 6 week cross country road trip with our Boston Terrier, Doc, a few years back. In order for our family and friends to keep track of where we went, we created a photoblog for Doc to post all of his pictures: in Las Vegas, the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Mt Rushmore, Chicago, Boston, a farm, Bourbon St., Nashville, etc. We have pictures of him in all sorts of places. In order to share it with others, we turned it into a book that we gave as gifts to grandparents and things. They love it, and tragically, Doc passed away very unexpectedly about a year later. We kept his ashes, but the memories from our trip and the book specifically are the most comforting.

An interesting approach is to press the burn gently with a free hand or other body part. This cools the burn down slowly to the natural body temperature and is supposed to prevent blistering or shock from cold water/ice/et.

I feel like this could be accomplished with any snap case. I just tried it with my Incase snap case for my iPhone 4 with pretty decent results. I would like to know what makes this case different.

I usually scan to an FTP my boyfriend set up for me and then access it on my iPad. I can save the file, image or pdf and do whatever I want with it.

Easy Peasy.

I'd love to take my boyfriend (a coffee fanatic) to try this. Does anyone know if any of the great coffee shops in Los Angeles do anything like this? Doesnt look like LaMills or Intelligensia do....

I make a smoked salmon pasta salad. It's really simple and delicious:

small pasta (bowtie, penne, rotini, etc.), smoked salmon, cherry tomatoes, crumbled feta cheese, fresh arugula, all tossed together with olive oil and just a touch of lemon juice.

Keep your horizon line away from the center of the frame. And experiment as much as your camera will let you!

purple. :)

Field day, for sure. :)