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i have bought recently this via flipcart. calc is good as it has all features. i've ordered bcoz of its 000 key. which is unique. but i was little dissapointed bcoz its big keys, big digits/fonts n bigger display image. i mean u cant look at display n keys while typing both at the same time.
problem is if u want quick calculation thn u wont bcoz u'll waste ur time for finding keys which've placed at a little more distance from each other as compare to oter normal size calcs.
i m a CA student and was using casio MJ-120D from last 5 years . blv me i was so happy with that bcoz its so quick so fast from others like citizen etc..
i recommend others not to buy this one if u r student n do regular use of it. plz go for MJ-120D without any hasitation. thanks. good luck!
I like this at the same time I also dislike some. I like its dual power- solar and battery. I like its HUGE screen which is 5 inch X 1 inch (approx). It displays 12 numbers, each numbers are 0.75 inch tall- which is just superb. At the same time the the calculator itself is big 5.5 inch X 7.5 inch (approx). The buttons are also big. You can not carry it in your pocket. The user book provided with this product is not up to the mark. The auto review function review the items with a little delay. This calculator also has Grand Total (GT), Mark up (MU), Correct, Go To and 150 step check up and down button. Up and down button cycles the steps in both the ways with the answer. With 1 press of the Disp (display) button you can convert Indian digit separator with American digit separator. It also has decimal setting and round up setting.
Finally I got it today and its amazing..........Followings are the attraction of this calculator.
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The keys are soft and comfortable to use and display too large and the function indian seperator comes in handy too...The chances of entering the wrong number are very minimal because the number pad is large too and can enter the numbers fastly too :) the product is original and packing was good too...no probs till now...
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This one has some of my favorite Pekar Art in it. Like where he's sitting in that chair…..
Nice going Rick!! Super clean as always!
It's great to see Harvey's adventures continuing here at the Pekar Project, even posthumously. This one's classic–beautiful work, Rick!
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Can I get the phone number for the woman at the garbage department? She's pretty hot.
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i love this site.it is really wonderful.the writing and the art.thanks to mr.pekar and all those talented illustrators.i was wondering if there are plans to publish the stories on this site as a book ?
Wonderful to discover this site, and this finely illustrated tale. That panel with the headset girl especially is more credit to the artist than H's original - congrats on that! But "THE END"? Really?? Joyce, you did NOT pay that fine, did you?? I only knew H a bit back in the 70s but he would NOT have let that one go.


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John Manke is an active former Bay View resident who is involved in numerous neighborhood organizations, including the Bay View Historical Society, the Humboldt Park Fourth of July Association and the Shore Shore Farmers Market. He believes Bay View has a fine tradition in its past that we do not want to lose in the future.
May Day--Labor Day to the world
On May 1, we honor the workers of the world with an universal labor day celebration. When the Communists were in power, this was a day to show off all that they had to the world. We saw many of their weapons and soldiers marching in a parade. The leaders of their government would make a show of their appearance for all to see. What they did not show was any freedom ideas for the workers or the people. The government controlled the press and all other media. Only people that they could trust were allowed to visit the free world. Due to the nature of their oppression, many people lacked incentives of a free market to produce much in production in their jobs. When freedom was restored to these countries, production increased by a large scale. People were no longer afraid to express their thoughts and ideas. New industries were created by the people. They also were allowed to go to church without worrying about the government spying on them. Now they are catching up to the rest of the world in both industry and ideas. This just shows you what a difference freedom makes in peoples lives.
Here in the United States, people seem to take freedom for granted. Our forefathers, when they wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, insured for us the freedom we enjoy today. Many of our people have had to fight for our freedom in the service of our country. We should honor these people for the job that they are doing and have done in the past. Freedom is not cheap. Many lives have been lost to protect our freedom. One freedom that we have is the right to vote in any election without interference from our government. If an elected official does not do his job correct, then vote for a new person to take that job next election. This way we can keep control of our freedom and rights. By us voting, we can keep any person that we like who is doing a great job in office or replacing someone who is not doing a great job. By this means you can control our future. Take the time to read up on any political candidates, and determine if they are who you want to serve in a political office. Then, when the election comes, use your vote to express yourself.
A job with honor--a teacher
When we were kids, we looked up to our teachers as role models for us. They were firm and knew what they were talking about. They earned our respect. Today at our schools, it is sometime harder to teach than before. Some of the children come from one parent families or come from divorced families. These children do not always respect the teachers and are hard to work with. Some children have learning difficulties, and some teachers are unable to handle this situation. A good teacher should be held in high regard by all. We should not let our teachers burn out due to lack of skills or respect from the children and their parents. You should help in your child's education by becoming active in the school, whether in scouts or PTA. The children with their parents supporting them in their school activities are the ones who succeed the most. A little tender loving care is all that a child needs to advance to higher levels in life. By going to parent-teacher conferences, you are supporting both your child and their teacher. Take some time to be with your children and learn their likes and dislikes. If you can guide them in all aspects of life, the teacher's job will be easy and your children will be very happy. Take the time to love and cherish your children, for one day they will be adults with children of their own. Your example is the best guide to their future.
How to join the Bay View Historical Society
Meet interesting people and work to preserve our rich heritage by joining the Bay View Historical Society today.
In the past few years, the Society preserved a historic home, designated perhaps the only winery to call Bay View home as a landmark and sponsored an art show. This year, like in past, we will have a walking tour of part of Bay View in August. We will also have a wine and beer tasting party, and several speakers making their historical lectures in the Beulah Brinton Home. We will also have a rummage sale on Saturday, May 24, 2008, at the Beulah Brinton House, our Society headquarters.
How to establish a landmark building
The first thing that you must do is to research the building involved and determine its history and its value to the community. A landmark is an honor that few buildings will ever get. When you have determined all of the facts about the building and owners, you must then contact the historical society to get approval to promote and obtain the landmark status. The next step is to contact the building owner and inform him or her about the landmark procedure and establish a date to establish the landmark ceremony. When the owner agrees to a date, then you must get back to the histroical society and establish your committee to work on preparing the landmark ceremony. The building owner should join us in our meetings to establish what he must do to help with the ceremony. Each building will have its own problems in setting up a landmark ceremony program. By being in a committee, you can work out all of the problems involved and come to a consensus as to go ahead in your work. Once the program is set up, then various people must be invited and the landmark ceremony must be publicized to the community. When all of the planning is complete and the day of the event comes, then any final problems will be worked out as they happen. The committee should be named and honored as well as the building owner for his or her efforts on our behalf. The result will be a wonderful ceremony and a happy crowd who enjoy being there to honor the owner and his or her building. If you feel that your building is worthy of a landmark, then notify your local historical society and let them decide what to do about it. At the Bay View Historical Society, we have honored several buildings that played an important part or role in our local history. We plan on doing more landmark programs as time permits and volunteers are willing to help out in preparing these landmark honors. Come to one of our meetings that we hold at the Beulah Brinton Community Center located at 2555 S. Bay St. The meetings are held in the kitchen on the first monday in February, April, June, October and December at 7 PM. All interested people are invited to attend our meetings.
Rummage Sale to benefit Bay View Historical Society
The Bay View Historical Society will hold a benefit rummage sale at 2590 S. Superior Street on Saturday, May 24, 2008. The sale will be located on the grounds of the Beulah Brinton House, which is headquarters for the Society. The sale will last from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and is open to the public.
Society members and other generous donors are cleaning out their attics and basements to offer a wide variety of goods for sale, including furniture, antiques and collectibles, books, toys, appliances and other household goods.
Happy Mother's Day
This day is to honor all mothers for all of the hard work that they have done during their lives. It takes great patience to be a mother. Sometimes it takes the patience of a saint to handle your family life. Take some time off and enjoy a day of rest for yourself. Go out to a restaurant with your mate and family. I hope that all of you have a very good day of relaxation. Love and hard work make up your daily activities. Your children should help you as you do your daily work everyday. Your example is very important to them for their future. When your children go to school, take the time to talk to them and try to understand their thoughts. Give them good guidance, and you will forever be remembered. Some day you will no longer be here. Help your family with your heart and they will never forget you and what you have done with your life. Happy Mother's Day to all of you.
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A few months ago, I installed what I thought was a "Spam Blocker" onto my computer. It turns out that this program is nothing but a virus that cancels out your spam blocking ability of your computer. If you are able to remove it as a program, it just goes deeper into your system. One morning after I thought I had removed this program, 10 spams, sponsored by SpamBlockerUtility appeared on my computer causing it to freeze up. When I try to restablish spam blocking control of my computer, this programs cancels my work out. If you want to see the program in person, contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com, and I will show you how this virus works on my computer. I have contacted the company to have them remove their program from my computer or that I would notify the FCC about their virus program. but they will not do anything about it. Whenever you try to remove their program, they have the computer set to block any cancellation of it. If you persist in trying to remove this program, the program shuts down your computer or freezes it so you can't do anything with it. I have done everything possible to remove this program, but if I can't remove it, I will just have to replace my computer. SpamBlockerUtility.com should be banned from advertising or else admit that it is only a virus that will damage your computer.
Bay View High School Class of 1998 Reunion
On Saturday, June 28, 2008, there will be a class reunion of the Class of 1998 from Bay View High School. The day's events will start with a alumni softball game at noon in a Bay View location to be announced later. (Check Website)
From 7 PM to 10 PM, there will be appetizers and cocktails at;
Softball season is upon us
If you notice, many softball baseball leagues are starting their league play in county or municipal fields. Sijan Field, Beulah Brinton Baseball Field, Lewis Field, and many other places are there to hold these games. At Kenny Keltner Field, in Humboldt Park, you will find hardball baseball games. Some of the leagues are for men, women and coed teams. If you want to join a team, contact the team manager or the Milwaukee Public School Recreation Division to find out how to join. These games have gone on for over 100 years in some form or another. Here is a chance of watching or joining competition in this sport. Wilson Park has several ball fields to play on. Many of our school playgrounds offer an area for children to learn how to play softball. This is a sport for all ages to enjoy. At Miller Park, you can watch the Milwaukee Brewers play professional baseball in a beautiful stadium. If you drive all over Milwaukee or the south shore communities, you will find baseball fields. In fall, many of these same fields are used for football games. Soccer is also played in many of our parks. Enjoy some fresh air and watch a good game of baseball or softball. I know that you will enjoy doing this. Popcorn, soda, hot dogs, potato chips and beer are very handy at this time. (You may not take beer or alcoholic beverages to most baseball, softball, soccer or football games.) If beer is sold at the ball field, then you can drink it there. Enjoy yourself this summer and go outside into the fresh air and do some walking. This is very good for your health. Do it as a family and it will be great.
Al Simmons Field, on S. 20th St, is one of the major hardball fields
A great way to end the summer of 2008 in Milwaukee
We are going to celebrate the 5th Annual Bay View Bash on Saturday, September 13, 2008, from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. There will be singing, dancing, shopping and playing in the streets ofBay View again this year. Milwaukee's largest neighborhood street festival will take place on S. Kinninkinnic Avenue from E. Potter Avenue to S. Clement Avenus. The theme for the event for 2008 is "Bay View, Then and Now".
The 2008 Bay View Bash features live music stages with 20+ bands. A children's area with games, clowns and entertainment; a demonstration area featuring a fashion show, over 100 Bay View area food, art, and novelty vendors plus a car show! The 2008 Bay View Bash expects over 25,000 attendees.
Bay View High School Class of 1988 Class Reunion
On Saturday, October 4, 2008, the Class of 1988 of Bay View High School will hold their 20 Year Reunion at 6 PM at the South Shore Yacht Club.
Bay View High School Class of 1988 -- 20 Year Reunion
Thank you SpamBlockerUtility.com
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The history of the Groppi family
In 1913, Giocondo and Giorgina Groppi came to Milwaukee. This immigrant family operated a grocery store at 1441 E. Russell Avenue in what we now call "Little Italy". They had 12 children, but two of them died young, and James Groppi was the eleventh child born. The family lived next to the family store and all of the children worked in the store at one time or another. When they came to Bay View, Father Fagan, at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church, would not allow Italians to attend his church. He tried to send them to the Blessed Virgin of Pompei Roman Catholic Church in the Italian Third Ward of Milwaukee. Earlier he had made the Germans leave his church and tried to send then to St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, which was a German speaking church at the time. Instead, these people built St, Augustine of Hippo Roman Catholic Church at 2530 S. Howell Avenue. The people there used their own labor and skills to build this church. An Italian priest celebrated Mass for the Bay View Italians in a small shoemaker's shop near the grocery store. Immaculate Conception Church was an Irish as said by Father Fagan. In his later years, Father Fagan gave in and allowed the Italians to attend Immaculate Conception Church. All of the Groppi children had been baptized at the Blessed Virgin of Pompei Church. The Groppi children attended I.C. Grade School. Jim Groppi did the same and then went on to Bay View High School where he played first string guard in basketball. After attending I.C. Grade School, Bay View High School seemed easy to Jim. He was captain of his basketball team in his senior year at Bay View High School. While Jim Groppi was in the Seminary in 1956, his father Giocondo Groppi died. Giocondo had been very strict with his children and did not allow them to make any snide remarks about anybody of a different nationality, faith or race. The Groppi family became one with the neighborhood. Anybody who came to their store felt welcome. Mario seemed to know everybody who came in the store and always had a kind thing to say to everybody. While the family operated the store, they did things the old fashioned way. They used an adding machine instead of a cash register. They were always generous with friends, customers and all who came in contact with them. This store seemed to be relic of an older time. The homemade sausages and fresh meet were always delicious. The Italian bakery was also good. They had candy coated almonds and candy that could be measured out in the amount that you wanted. If you wanted rabbit food, they had it. They always had service with a smile. Father Jim Groppi went on to become a famous leader in the civil rights movement, but he never forgot his roots. The store was his home away from home.When Mario Groppi died, it seemed like the end. His skills could never be replaced. The family did their best to continue without him, but it became too much for them. When John and Anne Nehring agreed to buy the store and keep the family sausage recipes and style of business open as the Groppi's had done since 1913, a deal was done. I am glad that Groppi's is still open in a very similar style to the way it used to be operated. You can almost visit the past by shopping inside of this store. My hat goes off to John and Anne Nehring for their work in keeping this store open and to the Groppi family for all of the sweet memories of the past. I am sure that if meet any of the Groppi family, you can learn more about their great family. Racing pigeons could be seen on top of the grocery store at one time. The kindness of the Groppi family will never be forgotten. Please visit Groppi's Grocert Store at 1441 E. Russell Avenue and see it for yourself..
Memorial Day is a time to honor those who have served our country
Memorial Day was created to honor those people who have served our country in the time of need. During the War of the Rebellion or Civil War as we call it now, many of our military servicemen were killed in battle. To remind people of this sad event, a day was set aside to remind people that this kind of war should never happen again. This day was set aside as a tribute to those me who served in the war. As new wars came, we found ourselves back into battle again. We now know that while many wars are unavoidable, we should still honor the brave people who come to our aid in the time of need. Take the time to visit a cemetery and notice the flags on these grave stones. In the past these people fought to save our freedom, which does not come cheap. We should also take the time to write to our representatives in the U.S. Congress and U.S. Senate to gain more benefits for these people who have served our country in both war and peace. They protected us, now we should protect them in their time of need. Support bills that will help our service people heal after serving their country. Please do not forget them, or they might not be there the next time we need help to protect our freedom. God bless the United Sates of America.
The happiest day in my life
On May 28, 1966, Penny Kielas and I were married at St. John Kanty's Roman Catholic Church located at S. 9th and W. Dakota. It is hard to believe that this took place 42 years ago. Many things have happened in those 42 years together, but I am very happy that we got together in marriage. Penny is a wonderful wife and mother. We have seen good things happen as well as some things that were not good. Many old friends and relatives have passed on during those years. I lost my younger sister and Penny lost one brother and one sister in that time. Our parents and one nephew have also passed on. Now we can see our children all grown up and on their own. Both Penny and I have retired from our jobs. We are both very active in the Bay View community. This is my way of saying "Happy Anniversary" to my wife Penny, whom I love very much. I can only hope that we have many more anniversaries together.
4th Annual Bay View Spring Plant Sale
The Bay View Garden and Yard Society is having their 4th Annual Bay View Spring Plant Sale at South Shore Park in the area where the South Shore Farmers Market usually is located. The sale is scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2008, from 9 AM to 1 PM. There will be annuals, perennials, multiple vendors and will happen rain or shine. If you have any questions, please call (414) 744-5343. This event is sponsored by ActaeaWorks, Aggie's Cakes and Pastries, Apple A Day, Nancy Counter--Realtor--First Weber Group, Outpost Natural Foods and The Two for You.com, in co-operation with Milwaukee County Parks and the South Shore Farmers Market. On Saturday, June 21, 2008, the South Shore Farmers Market will resume operations at South Shore Park from 8 AM to 12 Noon. This will be the 10th year of operation for the group. We hope to see you there.


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CoughEx Sprinkles™
Homeopathic remedy to relieve symptoms of croup in babies and children such as barking cough
- Relieves symptoms of upper respiratory infection
- Reduces barking cough, hoarse voice and wheezing
- Decreases inflammation and opens airways
- Clears chest congestion
- Increases expulsion of mucus in the larynx, trachea and bronchial tubes
- Price: $20.95
- Price: $41.90
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I will definitely be adding this to my kit of remedies… Thank you for natural remedies that we can actually trust.- Denise Webber, LA, USA
What is CoughEx Sprinkles?
CoughEx Sprinkles is a safe, non–addictive FDA–registered natural remedy, containing 100% homeopathic ingredients especially selected to relieve croup and barking cough in babies and children.
Soothing a child with croup is difficult. When children have an upper respiratory infection they often become irritable, clingy, and won't eat or sleep when they have croup cough. CoughEx Sprinkles helps to decrease irritability and discomfort as well as reduce the symptoms of the infection.
This remedy should be taken at the first signs of a barking or hoarse cough associated with croup to address the symptoms. CoughEx Sprinkles provides relief by decreasing inflammation and encouraging open airways.
CoughEx Sprinkles is taken internally and works quickly to increase the body's ability to expel mucus. Presented in tiny sweet-tasting sprinkles, CoughEx Sprinkles dissolves on the tongue, is easy to ingest and hassle-free (even for small babies) with no artificial colors or preservatives.
All Native Remedies homeopathic products and biochemic tissue salts are manufactured in an FDA and GMP registered pharmaceutical facility under the supervision of qualified homeopaths and responsible pharmacists. Individual ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).
A helping hand for a cough
Young children (6 months to 3 years) often find themselves afflicted with a rather hoarse-sounding cough and a chesty noise when inhaling, also known as croup or a barking cough. Many times a child may seem fine when going to bed – only to wake up later in the night with this type of cough and trouble breathing.
A child who is not breathing freely often becomes agitated and flustered – which often makes matters worse. Young infants and small children have much smaller airways than adults, and so any inflammation, swelling or irritation caused by a buildup of mucus can cause the trachea and bronchial tubes to become blocked.
Smaller children suffering with this bronchial obstruction will usually also have a hoarse voice, decreased appetite and a fever, which is usually low grade, but worth keeping an eye on. Although they may have trouble breathing, children with spasmodic coughing often don't have a fever, and get better quickly after several hours. Be sure to watch your child's temperature and color - if he or she has a high fever, appears sallow or seems overly lethargic, it is wise to seek further medical advice.
The natural way
There are many natural ways to help open blocked and congested chests to improve easy breathing. Children in particular become very agitated and restless when their breathing is hindered. Since symptoms worsen if your child is crying and agitated, trying to keep your child calm should also improve symptoms.
A cool aromatic mist may be used in the room and it is a good idea to encourage the expulsion of any mucus through therapeutic techniques such as back rubs and massage. Increasing the moisture in the air in the room using a vaporizer may be helpful, but the vaporizer must be used safely and kept out of reach of children.
What are the Ingredients?
CoughEx Sprinkles is a 100% homeopathic formula and contains the following ingredients in therapeutic dosage: Aconitum nap (30C), Hepar sulph calc (6C), Kali mur (6X), Mag phos (8X), Rumex crisp (6C).
- Aconitum nap (30C) has been used safely for many years to address sudden, frightful events with psychological implications, as well as nasal or chest congestion, hoarse, dry persistent cough, and restless sleep.
- Hepar sulph calc (6C) is suited to children who seem pale, sluggish, and tend to look as if they could gratefully sink into the nearest chair, tired and weary. It is a good choice when presented with a crowing cough with loose, rattling phlegm in the chest to promote expulsion of mucous. Children who may benefit from this remedy will usually suffer with an exhausting cough that tends to worsen or arise between 6 p.m. and midnight.
- Kali mur (DX) is an effective remedy and biochemic tissue salt that is best suited for Bronchial afflictions and coughing (acute, spasmodic, harsh and barking). Children who may benefit from this ingredient may experience a wheeze that rattles, or the rattling sound of air passing through thick, tenacious mucus in the bronchi that is difficult to cough up.
- Mag phos (8X) works foremost as a relaxant and antispasmodic. It is a great supporter for the relief of nervousness or anxiety with a sudden and unexpected onset, which often makes breathing more difficult. This remedy suits afflictions that are spasmodic in character. The child suited to this remedy may appear languid, tired, exhausted, and unable to sit up.
- Rumex crisp (6C) is a welcome choice to address a cough which then runs down to the bifurcation of the bronchial tubes. The cough will tend to become worse from temperature changes – hot into cold air or vice versa. This is also a good choice to help diminish the secretions of mucus membranes and at the same time encourage the expulsion of mucus from the larynx and trachea.
This homeopathic remedy is an OTC medicine registered with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Native Remedies is the leading brand of natural remedies known for safe, effective and quality products. Our remedies are formulated by natural health experts and produced under the highest pharmaceutical standards in FDA-registered, GMP certified facilities. We utilize the finest quality ingredients that are officially monographed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).
Native Remedies homeopathic products and biochemic tissue salts never contain any animal products, gluten, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives, and are not tested on animals. Our products are always backed by our One Year Unconditional Money Back Guarantee.
How do I use CoughEx Sprinkles?
Chew or dissolve these very small pleasant-tasting granules directly in the mouth. This method is safe for even small babies
Children and babies: Sprinkle a pinch onto the tongue every 20 minutes or until symptoms subside.
CoughEx Sprinkles is a homeopathic remedy and is safe for all ages, including during infancy.
Caution: Please consult your doctor if symptoms worsen or persist, or if a child has severe difficulty breathing with extreme lethargy. Also, avoid strong mint-flavored candy, as this may reduce effectiveness of the remedy.
How long until I see results?
CoughEx Sprinkles works quickly to support the respiratory system upon the first dose. Response times vary from child to child based on their physiological composition and other circumstances. While some children show an immediate improvement that increases over time, others will see results after 3-5 doses.
Effectiveness is greatly increased if the recommendations are followed regarding adequate rest, sufficient sleep, and a healthy diet – all of which go a long way in contributing to healthy chests in children.
How long will a bottle last?
One bottle of CoughEx Sprinkles contains approximately 100 doses. Exactly how long a bottle lasts will depend on the frequency of use.
How has CoughEx Sprinkles helped others?
"I will definitely be adding this to my kit of remedies; your products are wonderful – keep them coming. Thank you for natural remedies that we can actually trust."
– Denise W., LA, USA
"It was a scary experience for me to have my four-year-old daughter wander through to my room in the middle of the night, coughing and wheezing like a steam train. She sounded so clogged and her cough was brassy. My husband and I didn't know what to do, and we took her into the bathroom and ran the hot tap till the room steamed up. We sat with her for 20 minutes, till she seemed a lot better. The next day, first thing – I got online and found you guys. We had another episode two nights later –I used CoughEx Sprinkles, and what a difference! I can't tell you the relief I felt to see her settling, and I think the idea of the sprinkles also calmed her down! Thank you."
- Carla M., WI, USA
"It's a scary feeling when your child can't breathe, due to Croup. I'm so happy I found [CoughEx Sprinkles], it's my miracle. It truly works! Thank you!"
– Kathaleen, CO, USA
CoughEx Sprinkles™
Homeopathic remedy to relieve symptoms of croup in babies and children such as barking cough
- Relieves symptoms of upper respiratory infection
- Reduces barking cough, hoarse voice and wheezing
- Decreases inflammation and opens airways
- Clears chest congestion
- Increases expulsion of mucus in the larynx, trachea and bronchial tubes
- Price: $20.95
- Price: $41.90
- Save $20.95 (33%)


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Penelope Cruz Stars In The 2013 Campari Calendar
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Penelope Cruz was chosen to star in the 2013 Campari Calendar released on November 13. The Campari Calendar is limited to only 9,999 copies that will be distributed to friends of the brand. For all non-Campari brand friends we have all images, showing the gorgeous looking actress in all red!
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And wouldn't it be something if the sixth-ranked softball team helped White Plains win its first two state titles in the same year?
The possibilities begin Monday, as the Wildcats' boys' golf team, dramatically improved under first-year coach Marcus Harrell, carries North Alabama's top seed among Class 3A teams onto The Shoals course.
"That would be awesome," junior Dustin Travis said about his team's chance to bring home his school's first state title. "It would."
White Plains won't be the only Calhoun County-based team with big hopes headed into Muscle Shoals. Led by sophomore Jordan Gregoria, Alexandria's girls look to break Hartselle's hold on the blue trophy on the 1A-5A level.
Hartselle has won the past four state titles. Alexandria was runner-up the past three years.
"It would mean a lot to our girls," Alexandria coach Brenard Howard said. "They shot the lowest round ever in the first day at the state tournament (two years ago), 245, which was a great score, but then Hartselle turned in a 240, and we're still five down.
"Hartselle was that good last year, and they lost two girls from that team last year. That puts everybody about even."
Alexandria's girls won the state title in 2008, taking their place in their school's rich history of championships.
White Plains hasn't won a state title, a fact that's come to the forefront in recent years as the school has grown and its softball team has become a perennial contender. The Wildcats entered the 2012 state tourney as 3A's top-ranked team and head into this weekend's South Central Regional ranked sixth, having just beaten defending 3A champion Saks in the Area 8 final.
Assuming White Plains' softball team gets through its regional Friday and Saturday in Troy, the Wildcats' title shot comes starting a week from today in Montgomery. The boys' golf team's time is sooner, so the Wildcats can be their school's first.
They got in this position by winning sub-state for the first time, shooting a 326 for a 10-shot victory at Silver Lakes on Monday. Kyle Morrow led the way with a 75, followed by Dustin Travis (78) and Trevor Lane (82) and Layton Bussey (90).
"It's different, that's for sure," said Travis, the Wildcats' top player with an average score of 74 and change on the year. "We haven't been there before.
"A lot of us are young, and we've worked really hard lately to get to where we are. I believe we have a good chance to be something."
White Plains will be paired with South Alabama top seed Bayside Academy.
Harrell said the Wildcats will go into the tournament as the "underdog" because of inexperience. The team has no seniors and one junior among its top five players and has never advanced this far.
Still, White Plains isn't far off the pace.
"For 18 holes, we're averaging within 10 shots of the best out there," Harrell said. "If we can get hot for two days, who knows?"
Everyone on the Calhoun County golf scene knows Harrell. The Jacksonville State and Oxford High graduate helped the Yellow Jackets win the 5A state title in 2005 and went on to be one of the area's top amateurs.
He and teammate Ott Chandler won the Sunny King Charity Classic, the county's top event, in 2008 and 2010.
This school year marks Harrell's first as a physical education teacher and coach. He splits time between White Plains Middle School and the high school. He also coaches junior-high volleyball and girls' basketball, and his basketball team won the county championship.
He was a natural to take over White Plains' golf program, and progress has come quickly.
"He's turned our golf team into a whole different team," Travis said. "We've practiced a lot more. We've worked harder. He's taught us a lot."
From the first qualifying practice of the season, some players have improved between 30 and 40 shots. While the results have spiked, the methods are nothing fancy, Harrell said.
"I teach these kids constantly that hard work beats talent, and it's definitely a big change for them," he said. "We practice almost every day of the week, as much as we possibly can, but it's at the point now where I don't even have to make them practice. They want to practice."
The Wildcats have spent this week practicing on Pine Hill, their home course, getting ready to play the longest course they've played. Then again, the competition will have to make the same adjustment.
Winning White Plains' first state title in his first year at the school "would be unbelievable," Harrell said.
"White Plains has come a long way in the athletic department," he said. "Eventually, it's going to happen for some sport. I'd love to win it, but softball has a good chance this year, as well.
"We're pushing these kids every day in the weight room and at practices. We have a great group of coaches. It's eventually going to happen, and I'd love to be part of it."
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Launch of national initiative shows Americans' solidarity for LGBT Russians
NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- This Friday, during the Opening Ceremonies of the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games, restaurants, bars, and clubs across the nation will donate $1 of every drink sold from 9 p.m. to midnight as part of a new national initiative called Uprising of Love: Pride House 2014. All proceeds raised during the three-hour timeframe will be donated to the Russia Freedom Fund to support Russian LGBT activists.
Pride House events were previously held in London and Vancouver during the 2010 and 2012 Olympics so LGBT athletes, fans and friends could enjoy the international sporting events and celebrate LGBT inclusion in sport. When Russia announced its ban of a Pride House event in Sochi, Uprising of Love, Pride House International, Flip@Radarworks, and Outsports decided to launch Uprising of Love: Pride House 2014 to show Americans' support for LGBT Russians and Olympians. There has been an increase of anti-LGBT violence in Russia after discriminatory legislation targeting the LGBT community was passed last year.
Restaurants, bars, clubs, and other commercial establishments in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Chicago and New York will participate in Uprising of Love: Pride House 2014. To encourage supporters to visit their local Pride House on Friday, LGBT activists and YouTube stars Colby Melvin and Brandon Brown created a promotional video that can be viewed online here. Additionally, the City of West Hollywood issued a proclamation on Monday declaring Feb. 7 as Uprising of Love: Pride House 2014 Day, with almost a dozen popular venues becoming Pride Houses for the evening.
Visit http://uprisingoflove.org/pridehouse/ for a list of participating venues.
About Uprising of Love:
Uprising of Love is a global movement in support of the safety and dignity of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) Russians. Inspired by the original song by Melissa Etheridge, Uprising of Love, this movement is supported by prominent individuals in entertainment, sports, business, and politics and a number of LGBTI and human rights organizations. Launched in December 2013, Uprising of Love strives to support the LGBTI community in Russia and raise awareness of this cause internationally. www.uprisingoflove.org
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Anyone going to WC Russia?
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Anyone going to WC Russia?
Any forum members planning on heading to Russia for the WCs?
Re: Anyone going to WC Russia?
We've got a group of about a dozen folks and we're already ticketed.
Re: Anyone going to WC Russia?
i am supposed to but the stomach virus in the news has nailed me and it's as bad as they say
would not want anyoneto get it either
Re: Anyone going to WC Russia?
What is T&F atmospheres like in Russia?
Re: Anyone going to WC Russia?
Given the extremely reasonable ticket prices (around $200 for the entire meet for good seats), I'm guessing that the fanbase might be that of the U.S......get excited every four years and forget the years in between. Hopefully they won't have to paper the house like they did in Daegu.
This all makes me look back fondly at Edmonton and the huge crowds which showed up knowing that Canada had slim hopes of winning a medal (they ultimately did not), yet people paid good money and turned out for the love of competition. All this in a city of only 650,000 people. I don't know how that meet did financially, but I wish they would hold the World's there again.
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First real pilsner available in the Netherlands (Translation)
29 June 2010
Koninklijke Grolsch N.V.
Enschede, 28 June 2010
Grolsch introduces Pilsner Urquell - the original pilsner from 1842
Dutch beer connoisseurs will soon have a new favourite beer. Grolsch is introducing the SABMiller brand Pilsner Urquell to the Dutch market. Before Pilsner Urquell was developed in 1842, beers tended to be dark and murky. The new pilsner was the first gleaming, golden beer in the world. Grolsch will take charge of all Pilsner Urquell distribution, marketing and sales activities in the Netherlands. Pilsner Urquell allows Grolsch to provide Dutch beer lovers with an authentic, pure, original pilsner. The beer will be selectively available in the Netherlands.
Original pilsner
Pilsner Urquell is inextricably linked with its birthplace of Pilsen, located in the historical Central European region of Bohemia in the modern-day Czech Republic. The beer is still produced with the same ingredients and in accordance with the same process as in 1842. The high-quality ingredients - locally produced malted-barley, crystal clear Pilsen spring water, hops from Saaz and the secret 'Pilsner H' yeast - give Pilsner Urquell the pure taste of the original Pilsner. Pilsner Urquell, with an alcohol percentage of 4.4%, has a distinctive hop flavour which strikes a wonderful balance between sweet and bitter. It is a premium beer with a pure, characteristic, full flavour that ensures the optimal beer experience.
Pilsner Urquell is imported from the Czech Republic and will be highly selectively distributed within the Netherlands. The beer will be available on tap and/or in 330ml bottles at exclusive restaurants, selected bars, and specialist off-licences.
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Just like Grolsch, Pilsner Urquell is one of SABMiller's major international beer brands. A growing number of consumers are becoming increasingly keen to sample new beer brands and experiences. By launching this authentic Czech beer in the Netherlands, Grolsch and SABMiller wish to offer their customers a distinctive and individual alternative to the range of beers currently available in the Netherlands.
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About Pilsner Urquell
Pilsner Urquell is literally translated as 'Pilsner from the original source', and originates from Pilsen in the Czech Republic. The beer is still produced with the same ingredients and in accordance with the same process as in 1842. Pilsner Urquell has a noticeably floury aroma and a unique, intense hop flavour that is famed for its delicate balance between subtle sweetness and velvety bitterness. The richness of the beer is optimally highlighted at a serving temperature of 7°C. In addition to the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, the Pilsner is also available in the UK, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, the USA, Russia and Germany.
About Grolsch
Koninklijke Grolsch N.V. has a history that dates back to the year 1615, making it one of the oldest and most successful breweries in the Netherlands. Grolsch is active in the drinks markets in the Netherlands and a great many other countries. Grolsch enjoys a position as a premium brand throughout the world, with a central role being played by the unique Grolsch values of distinctive flavour, top quality, tradition, aspiration, authenticity and shared enjoyment. Since 2004, Grolsch has been based in a modern brewery complex in Enschede. Since February 12, 2008, Grolsch has been a subsidiary of SABMiller plc.
About SABMiller
SABMiller plc is one of the largest brewing concerns in the world, with interests in both brewing and distribution throughout six continents. The group's extremely broad brand portfolio includes international premium beers such as Grolsch, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzuro and Pilsner Urquell, in addition to leading local brands such as Aguila, Castle, Miller Lite, Snow and Tyskie. Furthermore, SABMiller is one of the world's leading bottlers of Coca-Cola products.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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text: Tom Bechman Archives Email Author Look Deeper For Answers to Intriguing Questions Answer may not be obvious at first glance. Published on: Dec 9, 2010 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print Slowest planting sped of 4 miles per hour produced the significantly best stand placement over 5 miles per hour, which was significantly better than 6 miles per hour, in a replicated trial this summer. However, final yields were about the same for the 5 and 6 miles per hour levels, and lowest for the 4 miles per hour level. It bordered on being significantly lower at the 0.9 level, notes Jeff Phillips, Extension educator in Tippecanoe County, Ind. However, since it wasn't, at that confidence level, the difference in yield could have been due to chance. Dave Nanda, a private crops consultant and now also with Seed Consultants, Washington Courthouse, Ohio, decided to look further into the results. He expected 4 miles per hour to perform best, and it did as far as placement of seeds and absence of skips and doubles. However, even the numbers for planting correctness for 6 miles per hour, although significantly different than at 4 miles per hour, were sill very respectable. Nanda noticed an increase in population for the 4 miles per hour plots. Statistics weren't applied to it, but he said it amounted to several hundred plants per acre. This plot was planted May 27, in a time frame considered late for the area. Average yields were still in the mid 190 bushels per acre range, however. There was adequate to excess moisture early, then a drought and very warm temperatures beginning in late July and continuing through harvest. Nanda strongly believes that this may not have been the ear to have that many extra plants in the stand, especially in plots planted late, which still took the brunt of the hot dry weather during critical times of development. What's surprising, perhaps, is how well the plots yielded in spite of the planting date and conditions. Nanda is a firm believer in maximizing plant populations to fit the soil type. However, he also believes that you can plant too thick if the soil type can't support it. He's learned that lesson working with gravelly soils, with and without irrigation. In those situations, the difference can be striking. Nanda remains a firm believer in planting at a moderate speed. He still thinks that's important to getting a good sand of corn that's evenly spaced and that will emerge uniformly on time.


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I've been working for weeks to try and multibooot Win 7 and OSX on my Toshiba A505-S6975.
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Win 7 is already installed and I have half of my hard drive partitioned out.
My system:
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ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4500 series
Realtek RTL8168D/8111D Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC
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The farthest I've gotten is with Hazard's Snow Leopard 10.6.1-10.6.2 Intel/AMD disc downloaded from TPB.
The disc has a ton of Kernels, Kexts, and Drivers to choose from the "Customize" menu while installing OSX.
I tried to choose the most viable ones for my system, but I really have no idea which ones are appropriate.
After trial and error I was finally able to successfully complete the install process. (I figured out from reading forums that I needed to change my BIOS settings to "Compatability" during installation...they then suggested to change back to AHCI mode after installation).
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Hundreds of faculty members from the 14 state-owned universities protested last week outside the State System of Higher Education offices while the board of governors heard from both sides. Now, the sides are set to meet again Friday.
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The evening will end with two quarters between the Cleburne County varsity and the Ranburne varsity. Ranburne head coach Chad Young said he expected the Bulldogs' action with the Tigers to begin between 8:15 p.m. and 8:30.
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