text: Valentine's Day Cocktail Recipes 20 Love-Inspired Libations by Tara Block 2/14/14 19 Reactions 36 Shares Print 6 4 3 23 0 Set the mood this V-Day with these sip-worthy cocktails, inspired by the Feb. 14 holiday. From romantic red concoctions to blissful bubbly, we've rounded up 20 sweet, tart, and fruity drinks for you to toast to a romantic night in or to share with gal pals at a Valentine's Day singles soirée. Get the recipes now! —Additional reporting by Nicole Perry and Lisette Mejia Redhead in Bed What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're feeling frisky, whip up this suggestively named strawberry and vodka sipper. Photo: Nicole Perry 1 / 20 Hibiscus Sparkling Wine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instead of gifting your love flowers in bouquet form, why not try making a champagne cocktail that calls for wild hibiscus flowers? It'll take sweetness to a whole new level. Photo: Anna Monette Roberts 2 / 20 Bee's Knees What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you think your sweetheart is the bee's knees, shake them up a honeyed cocktail by the same name. Photo: Nicole Perry 3 / 20 Ginger Salty Dog What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 V-Day is full of sweets, so how 'bout adding some tart with this gingery grapefruit and vodka drink? For a festive touch, use Hawaiian pink sea salt to rim the glass. Photo: Anna Monette Roberts 4 / 20 Salted Caramel Cocktail What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Flying solo this Friday? Treat yourself to a decadent salted caramel concoction that's both drink and dessert in one. (The chocolate shavings and marshmallow garnish are only somewhat optional.) Photo: Anna Monette Roberts 6 / 20 Honeyed French 75 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oh là là! For a très magnifique concoction, make this honey-infused Champagne cocktail. Photo: Nicole Perry 6 / 20 Bramble What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The perfectly pink bramble makes a nice drink for an all-girls Valentine's Day soiree or as a prerequisite to a dinner for two. Photo: Katie Sweeney 7 / 20 Grapefruit-Elderflower Sparkler What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This blush cocktail is a delightful blend of grapefruit juice, elderflower liqueur, and either rosé or Champagne. Photo: Nicole Perry 8 / 20 The Hummingbird What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Valentine's Day, put the flowers in your cocktail with a lavender collins, which is infused with not one but two floral flavors: lavender and violet. Photo: Nicole Perry 9 / 20 Sparkling Lillet and Grapefruit Cocktail What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This bubbly recipe takes celebratory Champagne and makes it V-Day appropriate with peach-hued Lillet Rosé. 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Formula One drivers have urged Pirelli to reduce the marbles next year and the manufacturer are determined to heed to their calls.
Marbles have become a big problem for drivers in recent years and it was particularly bad at some tracks this season due to the softer compounds that were used.
Pirelli's motorsport boss Paul Hembery admits it's a major concern for drivers and his company will look at coming up with a solution.
"The drivers certainly have commented on it and we can understand it," Hembery is quoted as saying by Autosport. "So it's something that we are trying to do.
"It's one of those things, though. Once you are in a season you can't really do much about it then.
"We know that it's clearly wear-related, it's basically tearing of the tyres in some cases, certainly the super-soft and to an extent the softer tyre have not had the strength that we needed.
"You can see some races where we had almost no marbles when you are using the hard and medium, certain surfaces where it's low abrasion. So we are working to try and improve that. The general comment from the drivers is 'reduce marbles'."
It's unlikely to be an easy job with Hembery revealing there is a fine line between reducing it and actually creating more.
"At the moment we're doing a lot of work on scaling and understanding where we are with the different compounds, we wanted to try and improve things like the tear resistance of the compounds, which has a direct impact on marbles which is something we are trying to reduce for next year," he said.
"With the increased wheelspin, that has a chance of creating more marbles compared to where we are today, so we have to increase the mechanical strength of the compounds.
"If you go too far, then you just end up with more wheelspin because you've got no grip.
"That's the balance that will be hard to find because we don't know the real impact of the aero when we start racing. There's also the risk that there are big differences between teams."
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About the Blood Rose Novella Series… One night, working late, I was having some fun thinking about what would happen to a master vampire if his blood needs couldn't be met by the average donor, human or otherwise. Then I thought: what if there was only one person in the world that could take care of this need, only one woman? Who would she be? Would she take to the task or feel that her life had ended? And how would the master vampire feel about demanding that this woman take care of his needs? I even gave the unique aspect of this woman a name: a blood rose. EMBRACE THE DARKis the first installment of this series. Below is a review of the novella as well as an excerpt from chapter one!!!
Both Digital and Print
Enter a world of blood-starved mastyr vampires and the rare women who can satisfy their deepest needs…
How can he resist his blood rose…
Gerrod, mastyr vampire of the Merhaine Realm, never thought to have his blood-needs satisfied by a mere human. But Abigail is no ordinary woman. She stuns him with her telepathy as well as the richness of her blood. However, her human DNA makes her an unacceptable mate. Yet how can Gerrod turn her away when she alone has satisfied his blood-starvation for the first time in a hundred-and-fifty-years?
Will she fall to temptation and give herself to a vampire…
When the dreaded enemy of all realm-folk, the Invictus, attacks at a fae wedding, Abigail's simple human life gets turned upside down. She doesn't know if she has the courage to pursue a path that means giving herself body and soul to a mastyr vampire. Will she return to her normal existence in Flagstaff, Arizona? Or will she embrace the dark…
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Review OF EMBRACE THE DARK from Do I Wanna Read That?
"Embrace the Dark" by Caris Roane, the first of what she's calling "The Blood Rose Series." I'd heard of Caris Roane's vampire series, even started "The Ascension," but I managed to leave the book somewhere and never finished reading it. And now I'm rather sad about that, because this novella is delicious. Roane uses the novella-length perfectly, providing more world-building and development than could be found in a typical short story and yet offering a fun read that does not require the time investment of reading a typical novel. At around 120 pages, "Embrace the Dark" is an ideal length for an quick escapist read. The characters are intriguing and definitely not shallow caricatures; instead human Abigail and vampire Gerrod are well-developed, with room and potential growth if they (as I suspect they will) reappear in later series works and even the supporting characters are crafted with a skill and charm that make them memorable. Their relationship is neither quick nor easy, despite the limits of the novella form, and Roane deftly uses the sexual scenes to expand her story, not merely to titillate the reader. Culture conflict, family loyalty, personal sacrifice, all of these themes play out as human and vampire attempt to negotiate their unexpected, even undesired, relationship and find happiness with each other. Richly erotic, yet balanced with both humor and drama, "Embrace the Dark" is an excellent read for fans of paranormal romance looking for a new series to explore. I eagerly look forward to more.
Chapter One
Mastyr Vampire Gerrod, of Merhaine Realm, lifted a hand toward the human, Abigail, then let it fall away. She stood with her back to him, ignoring him, delighting in the wedding festivities, laughing often.
Sweet Goddess, even her laughter spiked his blood-need, which caused other needs to rise as well. His desire for her was never far away and deepened now, echoing through each cell of his vampire body, stiffening muscles and other parts, begging for sustenance, all kinds.
He should have been beyond such madness. He was three-hundred-years-old, for the Goddess's sake. But ever since Abigail Kirkland had made her presence known and felt in Merhaine, he'd been held hostage by even the scent of her.
Like crushed rosemary.
He breathed in, his nostrils flaring. A full sliver of heaven in that delicate scent, with just enough woman beneath to rob him of rational thought.
And she a human.
He flexed his biceps: he was that mad. He had to work not to let his fangs descend, else everything he felt would be on display for even the lesser folk to know and understand. He wouldn't let her humiliate him.
This madness was maddening.
He stood behind her, and a little off to her right side. He could almost see her profile. She knew he was there, but she was ignoring him. She had told him that his temper irked her and she wished he would be silent.
He could have her killed for saying such a thing to him, he, the Mastyr Vampire of the Merhaine Realm, one of the Nine Realms of North America. Did she not understand that he ruled this realm?
He should walk away. There were many at the wedding reception expecting his attention, several mayors, council members.
Yet he couldn't do so since apparently his leather boots had rooted to the earth. What power was this she held over him? He had never understood, not in the entire year he'd known her.
As the best man spoke into the mic and delivered a slightly slurred toast to the groom, Gerrod's gaze roved Abigail, his hunger increasing. Her bare shoulders tempted him, called to him, begged for his lips, his fingers, the full length of his tongue. His nostrils flared a little more. Her gown, a soft cream, revealed a portion of her fair back, a large window of skin that set his jaw to trembling. Her long red hair was curled and pulled forward to dangle over her shoulder in beautiful layers over one breast. She had extraordinary eyes, a beautiful light green. He couldn't remember the last time he'd been so taken with a woman.
May the heavens help him. Abigail had teased his mating frequency into a frenzy and he was overwrought. Yet he could do nothing about it. The damn woman was human. He would no more give himself to such a ridiculous creature than he would bring forest gremlins into his bed.
He'd be damned first.
He felt a different frequency resonate, a warning within his mind. Derek's voice telepathed along his Guardsman lane. We've got Invictus sign in the southeast.
Invictus. Not tonight. Damn and hell and back. The enemy was abroad.
Gerrod telepathed. Are you sure?
The red wind is blowing.
There were only a handful who could detect the telltale red wind, he and his castle Guard. Several on the Sidhe Council had sufficient power as well as his constant most cherished advisor, Vojalie. Some said the red wind was made of blood that the Invictus sweated when they took to the air. Vampires might have needed blood to live, but the Invictus took blood to sustain their unnatural bonds and didn't care what they left behind, life or death.
Gerrod turned away from Abigail slightly. Can you contain? he asked.
I'll need assistance. I've counted eleven in the breach.
The Invictus came from the wastelands in the south, the place they preferred to live once each vile couple invoked the perverted rituals that created their kind. Any combination of realm specie would do, so long as one of the pair was a wraith: Vampire, faerie, elf, troll, shifter, it didn't matter. There were few true wraiths left, those that adhered to simple things like truth and civility, justice and the law. But they were always looked upon with suspicion, which couldn't be helped at this late hour.
The Invictus killed without conscience, without reason and usually in a sadistic manner.
They were a scourge to be feared and to be slaughtered.
Once a wraith took an Invictus mate, the couple was sealed into a symbiotic relationship that tended to break down goodness and give rise to all that was bad. Thievery was preferred to hard work. Killing to the support and nurturing of life. Insular frenzied hedonism to the sacrifices of marriage and family.
When the Invictus took blood, the realm-folk screamed at the draining, no pleasure, all pain. Nor did the Invictus discern, all blood was acceptable. Specie, age, gender, none of it mattered. Just the living, that's all the Invictus needed.
How far away? Gerrod asked. The wedding is still mid-reception.
Gerrod's gaze swept in the direction of the bride and groom, a long-awaited fae wedding. They were fair of face, this couple, and toasting each other with bubbling cider. She was already with child, a tradition among the Merhaine faeries. A child was a promise of a blessed union between souls favored by the Goddess. Gillet, the groom, had served on his castle staff for the last century. He had waited a long time for his bride.
Now the Invictus, tonight of all nights. Why? Was there a reason? Had the festivities drawn them? Every media outlet across the realm had made a fuss over the couple. The Hollow County Enquirer had carried a daily piece on every aspect of the couple: The announcement of the forthcoming birth, the betrothal, and wedding preparations.
Even the Invictus would have known of the wedding. Many Merhaine notables were in attendance as well, several city mayors and council members.
Another team member, Jason, telepathed the battle frequency. The southeastern sector is clear tonight. Gerrod, shall I join Derek?
Yes, Gerrod pathed. Rest of the team, report? A world of pathways and frequencies had tremendous advantages. Long distance communication with those powerful enough to telepath, was a tremendous blessing. All Guards of the Realm could path.
The Invictus were ruthless combatants and never fought with anything resembling decency or honor. A decade ago, Gerrod had lost a valiant vampire Guardsman when an Invictus wraith threw a jug of gasoline on him and set him on fire, laughing all the while.
In the poorer southern regions, drug addicts and prostitutes, even in his realm, often went missing, never to be seen again.
Training had become more rigorous because of the increasing activity. Each Guard now knew to anticipate the unexpected, and training camps had been established for the purpose of evaluating any young vampire, fae, troll, shifter, or elf, who wanted to try for Guard status, male or female. The effort had brought some talent into the castle Guard. Muscle for muscle, however, vampires still had the advantage over other realm-folk so that most Guardsmen were vampires.
One by one, the remaining five Guardsmen gave an all clear for the rest of the realm, at least for now. Yet he felt uneasy. He lifted his chin and issued the orders, All except Jason, join Derek now. Jason, come to the castle grounds and patrol here but keep a low profile. And Jason, have the head of the patrols get the rest of the Guard out tonight, emergency levels.
His sense of uneasiness grew. At least his men had speed. They could lock onto their traveling frequencies better than all realm-folk. Though Jason was over a hundred miles away, he would arrive in less than twenty minutes. Not half-damn bad.
His gaze never stopped moving over the crowd, or into the forest, or even high into the night sky which was clear, star-studded, and just a circle of dark surrounded by the tips of ponderosa pine trees.
He loved the forest and the dark. Each realm had some manner of forest and dense woodland attached. Vampires needed a place to shelter if caught outside during the day. Tree canopies were necessary to those who had difficulty tolerating sunlight.
Even faeries and elves didn't tolerate sunlight well. The realm world was, for the most part, a world of the night and of the dark.
He shifted his gaze to eye-level and bored his vision deep between the trees, hunting for the peculiar red-wind Invictus sign.
Sweet Goddess, but his land was in trouble, as all the Nine Realms of North America were, if the Invictus engaged in yet another uprising.
At least for now, the wedding party was safe and he could share in the joy of Gillet and his woman.
Abigail chuckled once more, which brought Gerrod's attention sharply back to the woman who had been tormenting him for an entire year. Her laughter glided over his nerves like a fine oil, which simply sent his temper into the top of his head all over again. Why did the human have to be here and why, by all that was worthy in his world, did he have to be drawn to her?
He cast about for the source of her laughter. She looked off to the right so he followed her gaze. One of the trolls had imbibed far too much wedding punch and was listing about. He had already bumped into a few of the guests. Next he jostled a large vampire, who in turn picked him up by the lapels of his lavender silk coat, and glared at the troll face to face. The wedding guests drew a combined gasp.
Vampires were not known for their sweet tempers. Fucking understatement that.
But the troll smiled sloppily and kissed the vampire on the nose. The vampire grimaced, called out a loud growling 'ack', spat off to his left side, but released the troll. The guests breathed again and many chuckled, especially Abigail, as the troll turned and shambled away.
By all the elf-lords, the damned woman laughed too much.
More than anything, he wished he had never heard of Abigail of Flagstaff, a mere human, a bakery owner, the latter being the why of her presence in his realm.
He had opposed the Merhaine Council approving her partnership with a fae to open a bakery in the nearby county of Hollow, one of Merhaine's seven counties. He had believed from the first it was a mistake. However, and this for reasons he could not explain, Abigail was a favorite among realm-folk. She had been providing the sweet-loving trolls, faeries, and elves of his realm with cupcakes—for all the Nine Realms, cupcakes!—for well over a year. His castle even had a standing weekly order with her Flagstaff enterprise, a place called Just Too Sweet! Yes, with an exclamation point.
And now he felt like spitting.
Some of the council were looking to expand into the human world as well, which he believed to be a mistake of enormous proportions. Some of the drugs of the human world had already infected the less prosperous portions of his realm. Didn't his realm have enough trouble managing the constant threat of the Invictus?
And yet, as he sniffed the breeze that flowed over the woman's long red tresses, he could scent rosemary again, and he knew exactly what her skin would taste like beneath his tongue. His body reacted, sharpening, hardening, shuddering, until he was once more grateful for the long leather coat of his Guardsman uniform, and the snug buckled leather pants that held all his absurd firmness well in place.
The woman be damned.
His gaze shifted back to the drunken troll, who now listed sideways and fell into the three-tiered sage-and-honey wedding cake. The fae bride cried out and the groom's cheeks showed an angry wash of red.
The guests, however, began to laugh and Abigail joined them.
He was angry all over again. How dare she laugh?
It was time he took her down a slat or two.


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A bright, fun trio of picture frames will show off your little ones pictures. Sara Gillespie, Michaels Design Team
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Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest near Deer Lodge, Montana
Location: Flint Creek Mountain Range, 35 miles north of Butte on Interstate 90.
Length: Unknown.
Time: 1 week
Experience: Beginner to advanced.
Points of Interest: Historical mining area with many lakes. It's generally only accessible to travel from July through October due to snow. Lots of wildflowers are in bloom in the spring and summer in subalpine meadows. Many creek crossings and huge granite boulders can be expected. There are numerous spur trails in the area too, suitable for hiking. For historical flavor, spend a few hours at the Grant Kohrs Ranch National Park for a look at ranching in the mid 1800s, and visit the "old" Montana Territorial Prison in Deer Lodge. Favorite trails are Carruthers/Mountain Ben, Bowman, and Alpine Lakes on the west side, and Blizzard Hill to Leadville on the east side.
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Information: Get Black Bear Pass topo map. Bushducks.com lists high country pass status. En.wikipedia.org gives trail history and coordinates.
---Sue Mead
Black Hills, South Dakota
Location: 20 miles west of Rapid City
Time: Some trails in the Black Hills can be run in a few hours, but give yourself plenty of time.
Experience Level: Intermediate to advanced
Points of Interest: Nestled within the Black Hills of South Dakota are some of the most technical, difficult rockcrawling trails in the country. Tight trees, huge granite boulders, and undercut ledges test vehicles and drivers at every turn. The trails can be difficult to locate and are best travelled by the visitor during the Dakota Territory Challenge, Black Hills Cruiser Classic, or Jeep Camp.
What You Need: Lockers, sturdy axles, big tires, and plenty of body armor will make your visit to the Black Hills more enjoyable
Contact info: http://www.bh4wheelers.com/, http://www.dakotacruisers.com/, http://www.blackhillsjeeps.com/
---Harry Wagner
Farmingdale, South Dakota
Location: 20 miles east of Rapid City
Time: As long as you want (or until you break)
Experience Level: Beginner to advanced
Points of Interest: Hills, cracks, and berms reminiscent of Truckhaven Hills in Southern California. Areas to jump, flex up your suspension, and climb insane hills. And since the whole area is dirt and clay you don't have to worry about denting up your sheetmetal. If you are feeling really adventurous you can try to climb the steep hills to the west of the parking area.
What You Need: Any vehicle from mild to wild, expect to share space with motorcycles and quads as well. If you are on foot, watch out for prairie rattlers.
Contact info: Not applicable
---Harry Wagner
Hell's Revenge, Moab, Utah
Location: Hell's Revenge is just a mile or so southeast of Moab off of Sand Flats Road.N38 34.56 W109 31.46
Length: 8 miles
Time required: 4 hours
Experience level: Intermediate
Points of interest: Hell's Revenge is the classic Moab slick rock trail and is a must-do if wheeling in Moab. This trail will present you will challenging obstacles, near vertical climbs and steep descents with several optional obstacles. Don't miss the views across the slick rock mesas, as well as the stunning La Sal mountain Range in the distance.
What you need: Capable stock rig
Information: Sand Flats Recreation Area(800) UTAH-FUNhttp://www.utah.com/playgrounds/sand_flats.htm
---Sean P. Holman
Highway 236
Location: Central Montana
Length: 100 (or so) miles
Time: About 2 hours, much longer if it has rained recently
Experience level: Cars do it all the time when it's dry
Points of interest: No cell phone service exists in this remote area and we consider that fact a major point of interest. The state of Montana calls this a road, but that's debatable, especially after it rains. After driving through 80 miles of nothingness the road ends at the Missouri River where the state-run McClelland Ferry will carry your vehicle to the other side. From there it's another 20 miles or so to the tiny town of Winifred.
What you need: When it's wet, you'll need a four-wheel-drive with a decent set of aggressive tires. Be prepared to self-extricate your vehicle if there's a problem and since this road is lightly traveled and has no cell service bring extra food supplies, water, gas and other survival items. The biggest challenge that we found was where the road drops into the river bottom near the Missouri River. It got real muddy real fast.
Information: www.fourwheeler.com/h2our/index6.html
---Ken Brubaker
Imogene Pass
Location: Accessible from either the Ouray or Telluride areas
Length: 18 miles
Time: 4 to 5 hours
Experience level: Moderate
Points of interest: This is the second highest drivable pass in Colorado. This road should not be taken lightly as weather conditions in the high country can change rapidly. On this trail you'll encounter everything from rocky shelf trails to water to mud. You'll cross Imogene Creek several times and pass Savage Basin, which is the home of the ghost town of Tomboy.
What you need: We had always done this trail in modified Jeeps and it didn't seem that tough. We recently did Imogene in a stock rental S-10 Blazer in a snowstorm and it wasn't pretty. Even if it would've been dry it would've been a challenge to traverse. For this reason we recommend utilizing a vehicle with some suspension and tire modifications. Depending on the previous seasons snow pack Imogene may not be plowed open until July and it closes when it becomes impassable with snow in the fall.
Information: www.treknow.com/colorado/backroads/southwest/imogene_pass.htm
---Ken Brubaker
Kane Creek Canyon, Moab, UtahN38 28.25' W109 36.09'
Location: From Main Street in Moab, turn at Kane Creek Boulevard (McDonald's is on the corner). Veer left onto Kane Creek Canyon Road at the "Y" (0.6 mile). Continue for approximately 10.6 miles. Turn left at the Kane Creek/Hurrah Pass junction (this is the Kane Creek trailhead).
Length: 14 miles
Time required: 4 hours
Experience level: Intermediate
Points of interest: You will be greeted with over 50 water crossings and gorgeous red rock gorges. Kane Creek, with its obstacles, consisting of a few shelves and a waterfall is enough to get the blood pumping through any enthusiast and is one of our favorite Moab trails, mixing scenery and challenge in to a great day trip. Watch out for quicksand and high water levels on a wet day.
What you need: 32-inch tires, traction aids, and recovery gear.
Information: (800) UTAH-FUNhttp://www.utah.com/offroad/kane_creek.htm
---Sean P. Holman
Little Sahara Sand Dunes, Utah
Get lost in the dunes of the Little Sahara Sand Dunes in Western Utah. Carve crescent waves of sand through one hundred twenty-four square miles of wind swept dunes and desert OHV routes. Take on the challenge of 700-foot Sand Mountain or roll through over 60,000 acres of open OHV area. Getting There: From Delta, Utah (approximately 115 miles southwest of Salt Lake City), head thirty-four miles north on U.S. 6 and head west at N39-42-47.60 W112-12-12.00.
What to bring: Pack all your sand toys, camping gear and plenty of fuel. Park maps are available at the park HQ and during big weekends there are numerous gear vendors. The action runs 24/7, so use ear plugs if you like camping near the crowds (the Sand Mountain primitive camp). The more sedate Oasis camp area has 114 paved sites, flush toilets, water and an RV dump station.
General Rules: The Jericho area is reserved for non-motorized use. Safety flags are required, firearms are illegal and helmet laws apply for minors. And don't forget to tread lightly and pack your trash out. Fees are a bargain at $8 per day per vehicle or $50 for an annual pass. For info, surf the web to: www.utah.com/playgrounds/little_sahara.htm
---Chris Collard
Monitor & Merrimac, near Moab, Utah
Location: Approximately 15 miles north of Moab, from the intersection of Hwy 191 and Mill Canyon Rd.
Length: 12 1/2 miles
Time: 2 to 3 hours
Experience: Beginner (if you stay on the trail), advanced if you don't.
Points of interest: If you've never wheeled over rocks before, this 12-mile loop is a good place to learn some of the finer points of rock-crawling. The first few miles are a straightforward mix of small rocks and dirt until the midway point, where the trail rises in elevation over broken patches of slickrock, with a few moderate drop-offs and some decent-sized boulders to work around. Technically "off the trail," but marked with a sign, is Wipe-Out Hill, at the six-mile mark---a steep, off-camber dogleg of loose shale and rocks that's best attempted only by trail-built rigs with experienced drivers.
What you need: If you steer clear of Wipe-Out, not much---M&M can be traversed by any stock high-clearance 4x4 if driven carefully. If it's your first time out, an experienced spotter would be good to have along for a couple of the rougher stretches, and some good all-terrains and a locking rear diff will make the drive a lot easier for newbies. The trail makes several streambed crossings on its return leg, so be ready for wet encounters in the rainy season, and as always, have plenty of spare food, water and emergency gear with you.
Information: BLM Moab Field Office, 435/259-2100, www.blm.gov/utah/moab/
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It seems now more than ever there are multiple goaltending controversies around the league. With more teams carrying two capable (and often equally skilled) netminders instead of the more typical starter and backup, unwanted frustration has been placed upon us poolies. With goalies at such a premium in basically every fantasy hockey format, it is essential to have at least two capable starters. Chances are you were rewarded if you took a late round flier on Pekka Rinne or Jonas Hiller last year. How will the goalie controversies facing several NHL clubs play out in 2009-10? Who will win out?
Jonas Hiller started in Anaheim's first game (a loss to the Sharks), and unless he really falters expect him to see 50-60 starts this year. Giguere is in the last year of his current contract (one that pays him $6 million per season), and he probably won't be brought back unless he takes a gigantic pay cut. Expect Hiller to be given a long leash as the starter.
This is a battle essentially between Kari Lehtonen and his body. If he is healthy, he will play. He is slated to return later in the month, and Ondrej Pavelec is starting in the meantime. Pavelec complained about a demotion last season believing he wasn't getting a fair shot – well kid, here it is! Look for Lehtonen to play 40-50 games, and Pavelec to see 20-25. Johan Hedberg will see spot duty but he should not be on anyone's fantasy radar.
Cristobal Huet has been a massive disappointment thus far in Chicago. He quickly lost his starting job to the now-departed Nikolai Khabibulin last season, and he has young Finnish goalie Antti Niemi breathing down his neck already in 2009-10. Huet is a capable goalie, as he has proven in both Montreal and Washington. Because of his experience and salary, he will be given the benefit of the doubt. Unless Niemi pulls a Hiller/Rinne/Steve Mason (or conversely Huet decides to slip below mediocrity), expect Huet to see close to 60 starts.
Dan Ellis got the start in the season opener against Dallas, after vastly out-performing Rinne during the preseason. Ellis is a capable goalie, but Rinne is better. Rinne was fantastic for the Predators last season, and will get an opportunity to firmly entrench his position as the starting goalie early on this season. Everyone is well aware of the quirky "backup taking over for starter" thing that the Preds have going on, but it will end with Rinne. Ellis is a solid depth goalie option, as he should still see 30 or 35 starts.
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There are some rumblings coming out of New York that Rick DiPietro's recovery is ahead of schedule. There are even some speculating for a late November/early December return for the franchise goaltender. This news really confuses things for poolies that own Dwayne Roloson and/or Martin Biron. Roloson and Biron were slated to split the games (perhaps with a slight edge to Roloson), but if DiPietro returns one would assume he would get at least half the games, even while being eased back into the lineup. My advice? Avoid the three-headed monster here, and head for a more stable situation. Further advice: grab DiPietro if you can stash him on your bench.
The way Vesa Toskala has looked (yes, it has been only two games), the Monster's reign should begin shortly in Toronto. Toskala surprises me - he was a great goalie in San Jose, and played well last season for the Leafs before battling injuries down the stretch. He and Evgeni Nabokov pushed each other really well, and I think the Leafs were hoping Gustavsson's presence would have that same impact – so far, not so good. The Leafs defense has been abysmal so far, but Toskala hasn't helped his cause at all. Give each goalie 40 games this year. Gustavsson should be the full-time starter by October 2010.
Washington is a really interesting situation. On one hand, you have Jose Theodore, who has proven he can get motivated by a contract. He had a fantastic year for the Avalanche in 2007-08, essentially playing for his future in the NHL. It is unlikely that Theodore will get picked up this coming off-season unless he rebounds in Washington. On the other hand, you have Semyon Varlamov (hope I got that one right). Varlamov is calm, cool, and collected between the pipes, and he has immense upside. I personally think Michael Neuvirth is the real gem in Washington to watch. He impressed the hell out of me during Hershey's 2009 Calder Cup win, but he won't see many games in the NHL this season. Like Toronto, I see both goalies splitting the games. Washington will probably ride the hot hand down the stretch, and Theo's chase of the coin could vault him past Varlamov.


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Indian >Haveli Restaurant Inc
100 2nd Ave, New York, NY | Directions 1000340.727112 -73.988343
Sun-Sat 12pm-12am
Neighborhoods: Downtown, East Village
Consistently great! – I have been going to Haveli for the past 20 years, even in it's earlier incarnation as Shagorika, and have always had a consistently great meal and experience. I have known Rahman for all the time he has been there, and he is always welcoming and efficient. While my daughter was growing up he always would bring her a Shirley Temple (on the house), and we have enjoyed many, many enjoyable meals there. It is a pleasure to know a restaurant where you can always be assured of great food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I recommend the Poori Bhajee, Murgha Tikka, and Vegetable Biryani, but everything is great!
Excellent Indian Food! – The first time I ate at Haveli was in 1999 and whenever I went back there for dinner, the food was always outstanding and the quality consistent. The services was also very pleasant, especially waiter Rahman.
my amazing waiter – I've been eating at Haveli's since 1995 and can honestly say the food is amazing. After all these years the quality and consistency have not changed. I have introduced many a friend to this fine restaurant and they all agree. Two thumbs up for our waiter Rachmond he is by far the nicest most attentive waiter. It's a pleasure having him there with us all these years....
Enjoyable Experience! – My family and I have been coming to Haveli's for at least 9 years now. We had not been back for 3 years and decided to still see if it was good. We did not have our usual waiter but we had Jay. He recommended lamb madras instead of our usual Vindaloo, raita for my fathers Adraki Chop and the bread basket which came with 4 amazing breads. Besides, being a great waiter he also mixed some of the most incredible Lychee Martinis. I have to say it was the best I ever had. We were also waited on by Nasrin who suggested Korbel Sweet Rose to go with our meal. Between the service and the excellent food my family and I were in HEAVEN. It is a great place that is worth exploring.
THE PLACE TO EAT INDIAN! – A true New Yorker, born and raised in the Lower East Side (L'z) up!!! I've tried Indian food all over the world and Haveli has so many excellent exceptions. by far it is one of the best Indian restaurants to date.
Best Indian Food!!! – This is very very authentic indian cooking, and the flavors are delicious.
Best Indian Restaurant in town – I loved the food, this is the best Indian restaurant in town. I would recommend anyone to go with family and friends.
Excellent place! – My hubby and I went there on a whim (just wanted Indian food and boom saw it!) for our anniversary. We didn't wait long to be seated, and then we ordered some "love concoction drinks" and decided that we would order the Haveli chef's dinner for 2-very impressive! Quickly a very delicious tomato based soup with cinnamon overtones came out-nice start! Then they brought out 4 different appetizers, all very delicious! (banana fritter, beef and pea samosa ??, a piece of lamb, and a fried potato thing) Next came the steaming main course of tandoori chicken and some lamb dish,rice, naan, other stuff--unbelievable amount! My hubby was full at this point, which is NO easy feat! The tandoori chicken was absolutely my fav, I have never tasted tandoori chicken that was so flavorful and moist-hands down their tandoori chicken is the best! We at this point decided to wrap up the remaining food and carry it home to finish later! We ordered some banana fritters and naan to go go as well(our son loves banana!) I was pleasantly surprised to see we needed to choose a dessert as well! Obviously we asked if we could take it home, there was no way I could down another bite! I highly enjoyed our evening there, and felt it had the right romantic atmosphere for our special occasion. I am craving more of that chicken right now! This place has definitely became our fav Indian food place! The service was excellent and the waitstaff was very attentive to us! Beautiful experience! Thanks Haveli!
Overall- great Dining Experience – As a born and bred New Yorker of South Asian (Indian) descent, I feel that I can provide relevant feedback on one of NY's finest Indian restaurants. Being a NY'er, I can say that we are not easily fooled by the gimmicks, or Xmas tree lights that the other Indian restaurants in this neighborhood employ- we look for substance behind the facade, which Haveli has been able to provide consistently great dining experiences year over year. I have been going there since the early 90's, and can't recall one bad/marginal dining experience. Maybe (???) the street parking can be tough at times- but all of the other restaurants in the area suffer the same negative
From a diner's perspective, I can only speak highly in that: I have always been seated within 5-10 minutes of arrival, the food has always been consistent and fresh, the service from the host/hostess and the waiters and busboys have been great, and the tasteful decor has won me hand's down against their neighborhood competition. Writing this review, and reminiscing over past experiences at Haveli is making me crave it now- wonder what time they close tonight?
great Indian – everything is absolutely delicious and the service is phenomenal
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Philadelphia police say a woman who gave birth to a baby girl early Sunday morning wrapped her in a blanket, placed her outside and then woke up her mom, claiming to have heard the sounds of a baby crying.
According to police, officers were called to a home around 5:30 a.m. on the 2900 block of N. Bonsall Street, where they found a woman holding the newborn girl.
The woman told officers that her daughter, a 19-year-old, woke up minutes earlier and told her that she heard the sounds of a baby crying. That's when the two found the baby girl wrapped in a sheet in the yard, police said.
The mom brought the baby in the house and called 911.
Police say the baby, weighing 6 pounds, was taken to St. Christopher's Hospital in good condition.
The 19-year-old woman was taken to Temple University Hospital, where according to police, she told investigators that she had given birth to the baby. Police say the woman was in her bathtub when she realized she was giving birth. According to police, the mom stated that she delivered the baby, wrapped her in a sheet and took her outside.
Police say they have not filed any charges at this time.
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Fashion A La Carte™ Jeweled Flower Headband
This project is perfect for girls of all ages! Fashion A La Carte™ soft embellishments have filigree backing that allows them to be extremely versatile! They are easy to glue to any surface but you can also stitch them into sewing projects or use them in any jewelry-making design. Simply attach them with jump rings or wire. The setting on the acrylic jewels has 4 side holes allowing them to be stitched on or used with jewelry findings as well. Fashion A La Carte™ is so versatile you'll want to use them everywhere.
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Run Fashion A La Carte™ elastic band around the circumference of your head from just above the hairline, behind the ears and to the nape of the neck. Use enough length of elastic to fit comfortably but not tightly. Cut elastic to this length.
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THANKS GOO GONE for an awesome product. It's my new favorite work "tool" - I have it with me at all times. I even have a small bottle in the car! I hope this makes it to your website so everyone can read how wonderful Goo Gone is!
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I recently purchased a bottle of the Citrus Power spray Goo Gone after a neighbor recommended it to me. My son accidentally left a red ink pen in his pocket and needless to say when I washed the shirt it looked like it was ruined. It was an expensive shirt and I didn't want to throw it away so I tried spraying the Goo Gone on it. I washed the shirt again and I couldn't believe it, all the ink stains were gone. I just wanted to let you know what a wonderful product you have. Thanks for making something this good.
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I have owned a small bottle of Goo Gone (given to me by my sister, who has been happily praising its merits for a few years). I have used it with success on various little sticky things around the house, such as removing price sticker glue.
Yesterday, I had an opportunity to see what it would do on a TERRIBLE mess in my car at a self-service carwash the bay floor was covered with some sort of thick black greasy goop, and unbeknownst to me it was all over the bottoms and sides of my shoes. I got on the mats, next to the mats on the cars' carpeting, and even on the corner of the pale blue upholstery of the driver's seat, and once I realized it wasn't just mud, I had no idea how to clean it. In the kitchen cabinet was Goo Gone, so I tried it, and it worked extremely well on everything in the car. Without Goo Gone, I think my car may never have been the same, but it did such a good job in cleaning carpet, mat and upholstery (without damaging the dye or surface of these things) that everything is like new again.
It's so nice to have a product that actually does what it says it will do. I will promote Goo Gone to my friends and family.
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I then tried Goo Gone and without scrubbing at all, the crayon came off!! I was so shocked.
Thank you for making this "miracle" product. It will definitely be used a lot in my household!!!
A quick note in praise of Goo Gone:
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Many, many thanks for a product that really shortens my house hold chores!!!
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I just wanted to share my experience with Goo Gone. I purchased a bottle of it because I wanted to remove a plastic shelf from a fiberglass shower. When I pulled the shelf off, it broke into 3 pieces because it was stuck so hard. It had been on the shower for over 20 years. The adhesive was 1/8" thick in places and hard as a rock!! I just knew I'd never be able to get that stuff off!
I put Goo Gone on it and let it set for about 30 minutes and then I gently scraped the gunk off with a plastic spatula a little at a time. I repeated this all day long and I couldn't believe how well it worked. It cleaned up beautifully! I was especially impressed with the fact that it doesn't smell harsh. I'm sensitive to smells and chemicals - and there was none of that with Goo Gone!
Thanks for a great product.
I want to share my newest success story using your absolutely wonderful product, Goo Gone.
A month ago, I washed a light blue cotton dress shirt which had chewing gum still in the pocket. I didn't discover this until it had already been through the dryer. Needless to say, the gum was well baked into the fabric. I started to throw shirt away, but because it was a relatively new shirt, I set it aside.
This morning I tried unsuccessfully to get the chewing gum out of the shirt using ice and a knife to scrape it off. I was just about ready to give up, when I remembered the Goo Gone I had purchased. Even though it didn't list chewing gum on the bottle, I knew it couldn't hurt to try it since the shirt was not wearable, anyway. I poured a generous amount of the Goo Gone on the dried gum and gently rubbed it with my finger and out it came. Every bit of the gum was gone! I was so excited that I had saved the shirt and had discovered another use for your fantastic product that I just had to let you know how much I appreciate your Goo Gone. I will definitely tell my friends and family about this, as I know they will want to have some Goo Gone on hand too.
Thanks again for manufacturing this terrific product. If there are any other ways I might use this product, please let me know.
Sincerely, A Happy Customer,
Dear Magic American,
Just want to tell you what a fine product Goo Gone your company has produced. Since I am running a domestic cleaning service in South Florida, there are numerous occasions I have to clean up tar, gum, make-up, wax, scuff marks and others. In the past, I had used a number of commercial products and there were some success. When I discovered Goo Gone, the whole world changed. It seems like magic when I apply Goo Gone on those problem areas and watch them disappear.
My clients are very pleased with this your fine product and I try to make sure every household has one bottle of Goo Gone at hand. Also when I travel abroad to visit family and friends, I carry some smaller size bottle of Goo Gone to give away as presents. I am sure they will find it works like magic too.
Sometimes I wish there is a bigger than 8. Fl. Oz. Size that I can purchase but I use whatever I can get. Thank you for Goo Gone and I am encouraging your company to continue produce wonderful products such as that. Just want to let you know that I am a satisfied customer of your company. Thanks again.
Dear Magic American:
I wanted to thank you for making Goo Gone. We presently rent a house and our daughter decided to display her artistic talents on her walls. I tried everything to remove the ink and crayon, however nothing worked. I then picked up Goo Gone as a last resort and was thrilled to see it took every bit of ink and crayon off the walls. I will be sure to recommend it to others.
Dear Sir or Madam:
As I bring pen to hand, I keep asking myself why I even feel the need to write. This is your product you know how incredible it is. But I must tell you.
There is nothing I have tried "Goo Gone" on and been unsuccessful with. Some of those previous cleaning fiascos include (but are by no means limited to) Ruby Red Lipstick on white carpet, those horrible "stuck for life" price tags on all the Christmas Gifts, stuck to shoe chewing gum, and scuff marks on the floors.
My very favorite use I found today and I don't know why it took me so long to think of it.
Our ten year old washer and dryer both came with the extra huge energy stickers on them. A couple of weeks after purchase we were able to pull those stickers off - leaving of course the black tacky mess.
We have tried everything - nail polish remover, alcohol, WD-40, peanut butter, vegetable oil and of course all of the professionally prepared cleaning products. Absolutely nothing worked - in fact a few things we tried made it even worse. With Goo Gone® it was gone in seconds with no trace of ever having been there.
Along with the cleaning power go the pleasant scent and the price/quantity ratio in making your Goo Gone the best product of its type on the market. We have seen ½-ounce bottles with a little scraper attached to the lid selling on TV for 4 times your price on 8 ounces. A much better buy for the money, and "Goo Gone" is easy on the elbow grease.
Money is very important to us. I broke my back in 95 and my husband had heart failure in 97. I use a wheelchair and walker. My husband will eventually need a heart transplant. We live on Social Security and we are 48 years old. We are not physically able to do hands and knees scrubbing and we are not financially able to waste our money. With Goo Gone we do neither. We get a great product at a great price. We check our supply before each grocery trip. I would panic if I went to the cabinet for the Goo Gone and it wasn't there or the bottle was empty.
I have told everyone (and shown several people) how wonderful it is. I have even sent one to my daughter in Richard, VA and my daughter in Shepherdsville, KY. They LOVE it also.
Please, please continue to make and sell Goo Gone®. I would be lost without it. I use it almost daily for some little chore. I would also welcome a list of the other products made by Magic American Corporation. I am sure that they are excellent products as well.
Thank you.
Normally I write a letter to a company when I am unhappy with a product. This is the first time I am writing to a company because I am thrilled with their products.
Two days ago, I drove through what appears to have been an oil spill. My silver colored car was covered in a brown colored substance. I thought washing the car would eliminate the brown, but no such luck. I tried scrubbing. The brown dirt would not disappear. No matter what household or car cleaning product I had, I could not remove the brown substance. I then began to compound the car. With a tremendous amount of elbow grease I was able to remove a small amount of the brown substance. Since this was over both sides of the car, some of the front and rear and embedded in the scratches, I was completely overwhelmed with the amount of time and energy it was going to take to restore my car to its original condition.
I called my husband to complain and vent when he suggested I use the Goo Gone. I immediately took it out to the car, rubbed it on the car and the brown substance wiped off as if it were merely a water spill. I was shocked and delighted. Within 10 minutes my car was silver again!
Your product is a spectacular one and I will be sure to share this story with our friends.
Thank you for saving my arms from complete muscle exhaustion!
Dear Customer Service:
It was a pleasure talking to you on the phone a few days ago.
I am truly Goo Goo over Goo Gone. I saw the commercial on television but the entire line was too expensive for me to purchase at the time. Imagine my surprise when I found it in the hardware store a few days later. I just had to try it.
What a wonderful surprise. I cleaned my stove, sink, oven, hood range, anything with grease on it in a wink. The ultimate test was my 20+ kitchen floor. I have scrubbed that floor, on my hands and knees, with a scrub brush with everything from bleach to Tide. I had company over (all with work boots) and when they left the floor was a mess - grease and plenty of scuff marks. I used Goo Gone and the ruff side of a scrubber sponge and I couldn't believe my eyes - everything came right up EASILY. If it would have been a commercial I would have sworn it was faked - that's how good it was - in fact it was so good my husband noticed!!
The ultimate test will be my son's socks - he tends to get rocks in his shoes, takes them off and forgets to put them back on, usually I just throw the socks away. Of course, I can't try Goo Gone until I purchase another bottle. My husband took mine and I need to try and get it back from him.
This truly is a wonderful product.
I'm writing you this letter to let you know how much I love your Goo Gone. I have found it to be an amazing product. I use it to take spots off my couch, food and other stains out of my carpet, tar out of my car interior, and even tree sap from my car exterior.
But what prompted me to write to you was a job that I had recently where Goo Gone wasn't my first thought. We had been using a coal tar solution in my daughter's bath to treat some minor skin problems. The coal tar left stains in our tub that simply would not come out. I tried a number of different cleaning products on the stains - Comet, Dow Bathroom Cleaner, and even bleach - and nothing worked. I then remembered how well Goo Gone worked on other stains and decided to give it a try for these. It took the stains right out!!! I love this product.
Keep making Goo Gone because we keep finding uses for it!
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Thank you so much for the return call on my message to you concerning Goo Gone. I will take just a moment to attempt to express what a WONDERFUL product Magic American has created.
I had a white blouse in my closet that I had not been able to wear for months as it had a grease spot on the front of it from a food spill. While I was doing my routine shopping in our neighborhood SAK-N-SAVE in Mesquite, I spotted your product on the shelf. It had such a lively name that I picked the bottle up to read the label. Afterward, I thought - well, if it works I will have saved a small fortune in clothing replacements alone.
I took my little bottle of Goo Gone home - and did not wait another minute to try it on that blouse. I simply could not believe that anything would work so quickly and so completely to remove such an old stain - and caused by grease, no less. Please do not think that I did not get on the telephone to call my family and friends, especially those with babies (this product works on baby food stains, too).
I was at my brother's house just two weeks ago and he was telling me that he and his wife were going to have to find something to remove the tape adhesive from their front door as it had left such ugly marks. Well, I immediately told him, wait - before you spend a whole lot of money on something you don't need, I've got a product that will fix those door stains!! I told him all about how, by that time, Goo Gone was usually located real close to my hand if I was at home, because I was always finding a grease spot here or tape marks there - "this stuff really works," I said. He was off to the store to find himself a bottle.
It is quite rare that I find a product I can truly say I enjoy using because it works so well. That is how your company ended up with a telephone call on Sunday afternoon. Keep it commin' and I'll be a buying' - along with lots of friends and relatives.
Just a note to express how much I like your product, Goo Gone.
I use it often and in areas where I wouldn't trust other products. Its best quality, I believe, is its gentleness and effectiveness!
I tell many others of your product - It is really great!
To Whom It May Concern:
I just had to write to let you know that Goo Gone saved the day once again. What a wonderful product!
My daughter used a wax removal product on her legs and thought she had it all removed before putting on a pair of pants. I laundered them as usual and was ironing them when I discovered wax coming through the pants from the inside out everywhere! I was extremely disappointed to say the least. I didn't know what to do. Pressing a paper towel on the spots and ironing them didn't help. I was ready to throw out the pants when I spotted my container of Goo Gone. I read the label and thought, "This might do the trick."
I followed the directions on the label, and was amazed at how fast the spots disappeared. Some areas needed more than one treatment. But with the exception of one small spot, al of the wax residue disappeared. I am happy to say that the pants look like new again.
I am glad that this product is in my home!
Just wanted to rave about Goo Gone. Getting labels off has been a bother to me for years. In fact, sometimes I won't buy items if I can't easily remove the sticker while I've in the store. Well, with that in mind, I was shocked to see that I had left more than 30 pieces of plastic picnic dishes in the garage for more than a year "with the stickers on." The summer temperature in the garages gets to 120° -- I was doomed - ready to trash the stuff rather than spend the morning failing to get all the sticky stuff off.
Goo Gone to the rescue. It's wonderful. All the dishes were perfect in one easy try in just minutes. Frankly, the enjoyment of this experience was "better than sex." I was exhilarated all day.
Thanks for a great product,
I have never heard of Goo Gone, my sister recommended it. I was very impressed. I had removed carpeting from my home, there were marks on the floor that looked like tile had been there. I used the Goo Gone and it cleaned up the old glue too. Incredible. Thank you.
I just want to thank you for the best product I have ever used.
Goo Gone is and always will be in my home.Thanks again.
To The Developers of Goo Gone Cleaner,
I am a 37 year old mother with 2 kids (a boy and a girl) and I wanted to let you know that your product "Goo Gone Cleaner" ROCKS! Do you know why it Rocks? Not for the typical reasons you would think .... no, I think it is the most amazing product because my daughter (who has very long, curly blonde hair) got GUM tangled in it in the most horrifying way.
I couldn't even begin to think how I was going to get this horrible bright pink gum out of her massive amounts of hair without a trip to the hair salon (and it was stuck up to the scalp, let me tell you). Anyhow, in desperation I pulled out my little and 'sacred' tube of Goo Gone knowing I had nothing to lose and wouldn't you know ... SUCCESS!!!!!!
I couldn't believe how easily (no yanking or pulling through all that hair on a whimpering and crying little girl - who cherishes her hair above all else) it pulled that gum right out of her hair. You guys are absolutely brilliant!!!!! You saved my daughters hair by developing this totally amazing product.
I have now told EVERYONE I know about what your Goo Gone Cleaner did and can do. Since then, Goo Gone has become a permanent part in a couple of the classrooms at their school - you know, just -in-case.
Keep up the great work and again, I can't thank you enough!
Hello. I've had Goo Gone around my house for ages. I've used it to remove labels on jars I plan to re-cycle or save. HOWEVER, this week-end I found just how wonderful a product it is. We're remodeling our kitchen and I was having trouble finding canister sets to go with the new decor, so I decided to paint the ones I have. Of course, the only paint I could find that came close to matching the color I wanted and would work on the stainless steel canisters was spray paint. So, I removed all the hardware and took them outside, painted them and stood them upside down to dry. When I went out to give them a 2nd coat, I noticed that I had over sprayed INSIDE the canisters. So, I went in search of something I had to remove it without damaging the insides. I sprayed some Goo Gone on a rag, and wiped the inside edge, thinking the whole time that I would probably have to use a scratch pad. Well, with one swipe of the Goo Gone sprayed rag, THE PAINT WAS COMING OFF!
To avoid over spraying on the 2nd coat, I put my hand inside and turned the canister upside down...of course that didn't ELIMINATE the over spray, just put it on my arm! So, spritz some more GOO GONE on my rag, and WIPED THE PAINT AWAY AND OFF MY ARM!
I've always enjoyed using GOO GONE but now I'm actually EXCITED ABOUT IT!
I just had to email you about my recent experience with your product "Goo Gone". I have been a loyal customer for many years mainly using it in the laundry for food grease stains (i.e. pizza, butter, french fries) that my boys tend to get all over their clothes. So I knew it worked well but I didn't know how well until my 6 year old, who likes to look for "cool" rocks on the playground decided to put some that were covered with some sort of tar in his pocket. Of course I should check his pockets and didn't-- now I will! I washed these rocks and then put them in the dryer. The entire full load of laundry was covered in black tar or grease that apparently melted and baked into the clothes. I thought the entire load was ruined. Just on a whim I sprayed as many areas of the tar on the clothes as I could and used a toothbrush to get at the really gooped up areas and washed the clothes in hot, hot water. I couldn't believe that 90% of the black was gone and what wasn't gone completely was barely noticeable! A few pillowcases and white T-shirts were not salvagable but the rest of the load is fine! You can be sure that I will be telling all my friends about this "miracle". Thanks for the great product!
Hi, I just wanted to tell you about my first and only experience with Goo Gone.
I was playing ball with my little dog this afternoon and the ball hit a 16 oz. jar of candle that was sitting on a candle warmer, over went the jar and the liquid wax went all over my table and down the white sheetrock wall and onto the carpet. I was in a panic, I tried a bottle of mean green and all it did was side down the wall onto the carpet. Then I remembered a bottle of Goo Gone that my daughter had told me about, so I grabbed it and started spraying and to my amazement the wax just disappeared off the wall ,I sprayed it on the carpet and rubbed the wax right off of it. I was totally amazed at the results. I just wanted to let you know that I will never be without a bottle of Goo Gone in my house from now on. The stuff is GREAT.
For the zillionth time and when I told my boyfriend I LOVE my Goo Gone he said 'you should tell them!' and he's right.
I LOVE my Goo Gone and thank you for making a terrific product. I've told so many people about how terrific Goo Gone is but I've never told you...as if you didn't know.
I am sure you have heard this before, but I Love Goo Gone. Last week I purchased some drinking glasses from JC Penney's. There was a label on the bottom of the glass that had glue strong enough to cement two bricks together. I tried soaking them over night, using ammonia, using a mild scrub sponge and nothing worked. My co-worker suggested I try the Goo Gone that we have in the office. I put a little and let sit for 2 minutes and the glue came off without any hassle. I love the pleasant scent and it is so easy to use. I will definitely purchase some to have at home.
Thank you for making such a wonderful product.
I wasn't sure who to send this too, but I wanted the company to know how pleased I am with this product. I was running late to work so I decided to put on my makeup at work. I spilled liquid foundation all over my clothes, and was of course working alone so I could not run home and change. I have had makeup ruin many clothes because it does not come out. So I figured why not get goo gone a shot. I mean, my clothes were already ruined. To me surprise, goo gone tokk the makeup completely out of my skirt and shirt! What a lifesaver!


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The New London area is known for the annual regattas , the Harvard-Yale Race, and Mystic's Battle Between the Bridges which is connected with Coast Week.
Battle Between the Bridges is unique because Olympic hopeful, Gold Medalist Anna Mickelson and local rowers from the area are invited to compete and sharpen their skills in a non-stressful, yet competitive environment.
Mystic resident, Hart Perry, Executive Director of the Mystic Seaport and world known rowing coach, was instrumental in the establishing of a National Rowing Hall of Fame at the Mystic Seaport..
Goran Buckhorn, Swedish native and current Mystic resident, is one key person to bring an international taste to this growing sport. He works at the Mystic Seaport Museum, and Groton Parks and Recreation. Through their boating club, he helped to generate an interest in the sport. There are some hopes that Mystic might become the next rowing capital of the world. "I started rowing in my early teens in my hometown of Malmo, I was instantly hooked on the sport. Rowing is for everyone, women and men alike, and at any age. You do not have to be "fit" to get something out of your rowing, although, of course your fitness will improve rapidly when you start rowing."
Goran is the boating coordinatorfor the Groton Community Boating Club. He and a few other members of the club had the idea to invite "National Learn How to Row Day" to help fuel the fire of Mystic's growing interest in the sport. The holiday is a world holiday that has been celebrated in our country for only eight years. The event was held June 7th. On the same day, the Groton Community Boating Club kicked off their "Go For a Row" series.
"'Go For a Row' is an event where we invite Groton residents and people from the surrounding areas to try out rowing for free at our boathouse by Beebe Cove in Noank. Everyone is welcome between 9:00 -11:00 a.m. Other dates during the summer for this event will be: June 28, July 26, and August 30," Goran said.
Over twenty people came on the 7th of June, some were learning to row for the first time. Among those were Kellsey Butta, a rower for the Fitch Rowing Team, and her father Phil Butta who never rowed in his life. "It's really cool to see something that I care about getting a second life to it," said Kellsey.
For more information contact Groton Parks & Recreation at 860.536.5680, or e-mail Goran at firstname.lastname@example.com


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I'll never forget Timothy: a soft-spoken makeup artist in New Jersey, he sold me my first MAC lipstick at 14. I saw him on the reg during high school, and he made me feel more beautiful than my first boyfriend didhe showed me how to "own my look." When he left the store for a new job, the other salespeople were so pushy, I quit asking for advice and kept convos to a minimum (I didn't want to lead them on). But I knew my phobia meant I was missing out. So I approached Origins to curb my anxietyand became a savvier shopper. My lessons:
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When my shift ended, I was a little bummed to hang up my apron. I got hooked on solving customers' skin issuesmy coworkers' passion was contagious. Sure, selling product is always going to be part of staffers' jobs, but remember: the truly remarkable ones won't lead with it; they'll ask about your concerns first. So make them your personal shoppers. They'll keep tabs on what you're using now and know what you should be using next. Let go of the retail fear factor, and treat the store as your own beauty playground. It can really pay off.
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Daryl Kerrigan is an Irish born fashion designer based in New York who pioneered the downtown aesthetic garnering her the title, Indie queen of downtown cool. It was 1986 when she moved to NYC, taking jobs sorting second hand clothes for thrift-shop dealers and working in wardrobe for independent films before launching her line and alter ego, Daryl K. In 1991, she opened her first store on 6th street in the East Village which quickly became a top draw for customers like Kim Gordon and Camilla Nickerson. Her influence spread like wildfire after she designed the perfect pair of low rise jeans resulting in a now classic rock 'n' roll look. The collaboration DK4SA, is a capsule collection of "new classics." Silhouettes which have been mainstays in Daryl's designs are updated in fresh prints and fabrics in collaboration with Steven Alan for a unique fusion of urban style. Back To Product View All From This Designer
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TeamCity is a closed source, Java-based build management and continuous integration server from JetBrains. It was first released on October 2, 2006.[1]
Notable features[edit]
- Gated commits (prevents developers from breaking sources in a version control system by running the build remotely for local changes prior to commit)
- Build Grid. Allows running multiple builds and tests under different platforms and environments simultaneously
- Integrated code coverage, inspections and duplicates search
- Integration with IDEs: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio
- Platforms supported: Java, .NET and Ruby
Supported version control systems[edit]
TeamCity supports the following version control systems:
- Subversion
- Perforce
- Borland StarTeam
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- Team Foundation Server (2005, 2008, 2010)
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Following licensing options are available:
- Professional Server License: Freemium - restricted up to 20 build configurations and 3 free Build Agent licenses
- Enterprise Server License: Commercial. Unlimited user accounts and build configuration and 3 Build Agent licenses
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- Build Agent License: Commercial, each one allows using one additional Build Agent. Can be used with both Professional and Enterprise License Servers as well as with Open Source License
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Once saved always saved. Is eternal security Biblical?
Hebrews 6:4-6 (NKJV)
4 For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, 6 if they fall away,[a] to renew them again to repentance, since they crucify again for themselves the Son of God, and put Him to an open shame.
Even tho in this question Once saved always saved. Is eternal security Biblical? the highest voted answer was that yes, "once saved, always saved" is reality. It seems to me that Hebrews 6:4-6 kind of wipes out any chance of this possibility.
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Supreme Commander 2 Steam Fix: Re-Verify Cacheby Brian Leahy, Mar 02, 2010 10:11am PST
Users are reporting that Supreme Commander 2, which uses Steamworks as its DRM, will not properly launch through Steam despite being released officially at midnight PST last night.
Users may see a "game is unavailable" error when attempting to launch Chris Taylor's latest RTS. If this is the case, please refer to the following troubleshooting steps:
Supreme Commmander 2 works now after you re-verify your game cache: Right Click "Supreme Commander 2" in your Game Library > Properties > Local files > Verify Integrity of Game Cache > Let it Finish > Launch Game.
I can confirm that this works and that the game is up and running.