Seven Village Noodle House

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS5mhwVk4Oo&hl=en

Heaven Only Knows Pt 3

This is an informational video on how to survive if you wake up in a random alley in Korea town. Somebody gonna get a hurt real bad



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2faD-TaH5o&hl=en

Randomness #1 - Pool Things.

Songs used: Shiro, long tails - Wolf's Rain Kick the Pedal - Dead Rising Unknown Boss Music - MOTHER3 Funfactsss: Shiro, long tails was gonna be used in the series. In the final clip with the lollipops, i had claimed that I indeed had lollipops in my house and went looking for them. When I realized i had none, i made those odd marshmallow things as a backup for lollipops. I was originally gonna melt the jolly ranchers into lollipops but i realized it would've taken too long. Heather, Britt and I were originally gonna make a video of us eating icecream randomly, but that didnt work out lol. All of this was improved. That means, we had no script and it was all done randomly.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXllvscuBFU&hl=en

Best Restaurant Dessert - My Secret Peanut Butter Pie Recipe

Peanut Butter Pie is my absolute favorite dessert and the best restaurant dessert! The trouble is though, it is hard to find on many restaurant menus. I am finally introducing to the world my secret peanut butter pie recipe, formulated over the years and after tasting many different versions of the dessert. I've found that a chocolate crust is a must and the denser versions have always pleased my taste buds the most. The cream cheese in this recipe adds density and extreme richness. I am so excited to be sharing this recipe with you now!

Peanut Butter Cream Cheese Pie

1 chocolate crust **
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
3/4 cup peanut butter
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 small tub (extra creamy) cool whip
1 to 2 teaspoons chocolate flavored syrup

**Chocolate crust: In a heavy saucepan (low heat) melt 1/3 cup margarine or butter and 1 (6- ounce) package semi-sweet chocolate chips. Remove from heat; gently stir in 2 1/2 cups rice crispy cereal until completely coated. Press into bottom and up sides of a greased 9-10 inch pie plate. Chill 30 minutes.

In a large bowl, beat cheese until fluffy; beat in condensed milk and peanut butter until smooth. Stir in vanilla. Fold in cool whip. Turn into crust. Drizzle syrup over top of pie and gently swirl with a spoon.

Place in freezer until set (usually over night).

I use a 10 inch quiche plate for this recipe, however a deep dish 9 inch plate will also work. It can be stored in the freezer for several weeks, so it is a great make ahead dessert. Some of the best restaurant desserts are make ahead desserts, because fresh desserts are costly for a restaurant to house. A restaurant would have to have a contract with a high quality bakery in the area or specialize in fresh homemade desserts to be able to present great tasting fresh desserts.

Randolph Caldecott - Why is That Medal Named After Him?

Raise a toast! Sunday March 22nd marks the 163rd anniversary of Randolph J. Caldecott's birth, an ex-banker turned artist who became the father of the modern Children's Storybook.

From Obscure Local Banker to World Famous Illustrator

Most people know Caldecott's name from the embossed medal on the front of beautiful picture books, but there's more to his story. Along with Walter Crane and Kate Greenaway (who has her own UK children's book medal), Caldecott helped define the very form of children's literature in Victorian England.

At 26, after ten years working in local banks, Caldecott abandoned his business career to become a freelance illustrator, arriving in London at the very time when children's books were poised to come into their own. Sadly, he died before reaching the age of 40. Yet even with a portfolio that spans a short decade and a half, Caldecott placed nearly a million books in print and was admired by the likes of Gauguin and Van Gogh.

Witty, talented, and intelligent, his pen and watercolor drawings caused a revolution in children's literature by placing illustrations on par with text. Caldecott's most successful books were collections of classic nursery rhymes and simple stories, such as the tale of The House that Jack Built. However, he also partnered with well known authors such as Washington Irving and the pioneering children's writer, J.H. Ewing.

The Caldecott Medal - Embracing Creative Illustration

In 1937, the American Library Association chose to name their newest book award in his honor. Not to be confused with the Newbery Medal, the ALA's writing award for children's book, the Caldecott Medal celebrates artist's great illustration work. For over 70 years, almost twice Caldecott's lifetime, the award has been bestowed on iconic children's books such as Make Way for Ducklings (1942), Where the Wild Things Are (1964), and The Polar Express (1986).

The ALA selection committees revels in paying tribute to diverse styles and themes. Flow, the 2007 winner, uses no words at all, while the 2008 winner, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, thunks down as a 500 page chapter book. The black and white drawings of 2005's Kitten's First Moon tell the quiet story of a moonlit night, a simple tale that stands in stark contrast to 1997's winner, Golem, which dramatizes the forces of good and evil in 16th Century Prague.

The 2009 Caldecott winners [http://www.dreamswithteeth.com/dwt-features-2009-caldecott-book-awards.html] continue this eclectic tradition. The Medal winner, The House in the Night, features scratch board illustrations alongside comforting good night rhymes. It's a book that Caldecott himself might have appreciated, a gift to the preschooler who is just a little bit afraid of slipping off into the dark. The other 2009 Honor Books strike different notes, a raucous summer at camp, adversity and the cost of hard won knowledge, and the voice of a poetic dreamer.

It's now all part of the vibrant tradition that Randolph Caldecott began over a hundred years ago.

Copyright 2009, Dan McClure

Panic! At Noodles House

My Friend Noodle's brother is dancing to Panic! at the disco , i found it funny so im putting it up on you tube for the fun of it , enjoy lol



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSHAhWoW5Aw&hl=en

Don Simon - Little Wiggle

yoda noodle wiggle dub



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jcm4uBkYU0&hl=en