Question by jstreet13: How do I Get Free Childcare if I get a Pell Grant for School?

I am starting Nursing School in May and I was wondering if there are grants for childcare? I read somewhere that if I qualified for a Pell Grant, which I do, I could also get free childcare. Can anyone help me? Thanks!




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Answer by Caroline
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/what010.htm

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Question by shelstar27:

What can I make with cooking apples?

I just went to the farmer's market for some produce. I bought some cooking apples, not even realizing they were cooking kind. Just thought they were another variety to eat raw. I have never used cooking apples, and I'm not even that big a fan of cooked apples. I have 8 apples. What can I make with them? I'm looking more for healthier recipes if there is anything. And also would prefer not to use the oven in the summer.

Any suggestions?




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Answer by Radish
Cut them into medium sized cubes, then stir fry them with butter, cinnamon and some sugar. Makes a good snack.

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Fairy Tale Fantasies





Fairy Tale Fantasies features twelve familiar stories, each with a decidedly grown-up twist. Strong heroes and naughty heroines populate the pages of this book written with the spanking enthusiast in mind. Evil plots are thwarted, true love conquers all, and the occasional date with a hairbrush leads to a memorable "happily ever after" for one and all. If you're a fan of white steeds and red bottoms, turn the page to find out what happens when fairy tales grow up.

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Collected in this anthology are such imaginative gems as:

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A few nice Spirituality images I found:

Agni- The Fire God- Free Texture




Image by Eddi 07

If you use this texture, please credit me with a link back to this texture.
Eddi07 Textures

are you alive?




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inspired by this video here:
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teachings




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my song for today:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ep4Y16cWeg&feature=channel_page

monk:
www.flickr.com/photos/manbartlett/3731915212/

Some cool Cartooning images:

Optimus Prime Cartoon Style Robot Mode

Image by frogDNA

Prime was airbrushed with matt enamels, then clear coated with dullcote lacquer, for a really cartoonish look. I handpainted some of the details on his face and some other small details here and there.

For the ultimate cartoon look, I airbrushed shadows and reflections all over him, using stills from the movie and artwork by Don Figueroa as reference. In fact, if you look at some of the reflections of the truck mode and the trailer, they're taken straight from the movie! (check the part when Prime rolls over Thrust ;) )

I also removed some parts of his chest, this left the white part visible and made it more G1-ish.

Last but not least, there's THE TRAILER!
A G1 inspired Prime would never be complete with out it!

I love baloons!!! I love cartoons!!!




Image by capsicina

6 EURI 1 Balonzin !!!!

Sideswipe Cartoon Style (car mode)




Image by frogDNA

This is Universe Deluxe Sideswipe, with custom weapons and an alternate transformation for his legs. Nothing altered there, I just didn't follow the instructions, since the original transformation made his legs look awkward.
He's got the same cartoonish look I used for my latest Prime, with shading and reflections on the windshields.
For reference I used mainly the cartoon look and artwork by Pat Lee and Don Figueroa (from Dreamwave and IDW comics).

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"The glorious spirit of abounding youth glows throughout this fascinating tale," wrote the New York Times in its 1920 review of F. Scott Fitzgerald's debut novel of a young Princeton man. Amory Blaine, acutely self-aware and self-centered, journeys through his youth in a tale that captures both the Lost Generation and America on the precipice of its great century.< br>
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A collection of accessible and excellent short fiction hand-picked by the country's most popular writing school.

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