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Dark or black neck – A common skin pigmentation disorder that makes you suffer from the dark skin patches all around the neck. However, it is not an infection or harmful health problem and not contagious but it is an embarrassing situation that lowers your self – esteem.
Whenever the top layer of the skin gets affected due to certain causes like sun exposure, aging, hormonal imbalance, diabetes (other health problems), poor skin care hygiene, usage of certain medications, weight gain or loss, etc. will make melanin (a pigment gives color and protects the skin) to produce more and thus leads to dark discoloration of the skin.
Stop worrying about the dark skin around the neck. There are many natural remedies which you can try at home which are safe, effective and cost affordable. Let's have a look on the best home remedies for treating dark neck.
Home Remedies for Dark Neck:
These are the best remedies that are widely used to treat the dark discoloration of the skin. Follow them regularly to prevent this problem.
Remedy – 1: (Lemon Juice)
Lemon has rich amounts of vitamin C and citric acid that helps to remove the dead cells and oiliness to lighten up the skin tone. It acts as a natural bleaching and skin lightening agent that effectively lighten up the dark complexion of the neck areas.
Steps to be followed…
- Add equal quantities (1 teaspoon) of fresh lemon juice and rosewater.
- Stir well and apply it on all over the dark neck at night before bed time.
- Massage it gently for few minutes and leave it on for overnight.
- In the next morning, wash it off with cold water.
- Repeat the same regularly for at least 1 month to notice your neck get whitened.
- Or use water (or tomato juice or honey) instead of rosewater in the above process.
- Alternatively, mix a pinch of turmeric powder to fresh lemon juice and apply it on the dark neck. Rinse off with lukewarm water after 10 – 15 minutes.
- Or simply apply fresh lemon juice directly on the dark neck (if you're having a normal or oily skin only).
- Or else, mix 2 teaspoons of lemon juice, 1 tablespoon of honey, 2 tablespoons of milk and 1 teaspoon of almond oil. Apply it on the affected area and rinse off after 15 – 20 minutes to get rid of the dark neck.
Remedy – 2: (Oats)
Oatmeal acts as a natural exfoliate that removes the dead skin cells, oiliness and other impurities from the neck. Oats works on the area where there is oil and fine grit deposits that we might forget to wash on the neck area.
Steps to be followed…
- Add 2 teaspoons of coarsely ground oats to a little of tomato puree.
- Stir well to make it as a thick paste.
- Apply it on the neck and let it sit for about 20 minutes.
- Then start scrubbing your neck gently in circular motions for few minutes using your wet fingers.
- Finally, rinse the area with cold water and pat dry it.
- Apply moisturizer and continue doing it for 1 – 2 times a week on regular basis.
Note: Or mix finely powdered oats and milk (or honey or yogurt) to make a fine paste. Apply it on the neck as a mask and rinse off with water after 15 – 20 minutes to prevent dark discoloration of the neck.
Remedy – 3: (Yogurt)
Yogurt is an effective remedy for dark neck, especially if it is caused due to age spots. Yogurt acts as a good cleanser, moisturizer and thus helps to lighten up the dark neck. It has lactic acid that results in skin lightening when applied regularly.
Steps to be followed…
- Add 1 teaspoon of fresh lemon juice in 1/2 cup of fresh yogurt.
- Stir well and apply it on the dark discolored neck area.
- Leave it on for about 15 – 20 minutes and then rinse off with water.
- Repeat the same process 2 – 3 times daily to get relief from the problem.
- Or enough amounts of turmeric powder and yogurt to make it as a thick paste. Apply it on the neck and wash off after 15 – 25 minutes with lukewarm water. Dry it and do the same regularly to get smooth skin with an even tone.
- Alternatively, mix yogurt with fresh milk cream and apply it on the neck. Massage gently and rinse off with lukewarm water after it dried completely.
Remedy – 4: (Baking Soda)
Baking soda acts as a natural skin exfoliant that cleanses the skin to remove dead cells, dirt and excess oil on the applied areas. So, regular application will help to remove the dark patchy skin which is caused due to hyper – pigmentation.
Steps to be followed…
- Add 1 teaspoon of water in 1 – 2 tablespoons of baking soda.
- Stir well to make it a fine paste (should not be watery or thick paste).
- Apply it on the dark patches of the neck and rub gently.
- Allow it to sit for about 15 – 20 minutes and wash off.
- Dry the skin and apply a light moisturizer.
- Regular follow – up of this process daily will definitely help you to get rid of the dark neck.
Remedy – 5: (Natural Oils)
Natural oils (like almond oil, coconut oil, olive oil, etc.) contain many natural compounds that moisturize, nourish and rejuvenate the skin to remove darkness from the neck. Almost all natural oils have vitamin E oil which is essential for treating many skin problems.
Here are some ways of using natural oils for treating dark neck problem.
- Mix slightly warmed almond oil in vitamin E oil and gentle massage your neck with this oil mix. After 10 – 15 minutes, rinse off with lukewarm water.
- Mix almond oil with olive oil and coconut oil in a bowl. Apply it on the neck at night before bed time. Massage gently and rinse off in the next morning to get deeply moisturize and to get rid of dark neck.
- Alternatively, use coconut oil mixed with a little of water and apply it on the neck area. Rub it gently and rinse off after few hours.
- Or simply apply any of these natural oils on the dark neck and massage it. Leave it on for overnight and rinse off with water in the next morning.
Remedy – 6: (Cucumber)
Using cucumber is a cool way to brighten up the dark neck. It has a cooling, soothing and exfoliating properties that repair the skin cells, removes dead skin cells, excess oil to glow your skin without any dark discoloration of the skin.
Steps to be followed…
- Finely grate 1/2 a cucumber and apply it on the neck.
- Let it sit for about 10 – 15 minutes and then rub it gently for a minute or two.
- Rinse off with water and dry it thoroughly.
- Apply rose water as a toner to the neck.
- Do the same process regularly till you get rid of the dark neck.
- Or apply fresh cucumber juice onto the neck area with the help of a cotton ball. Let it sit for 15 – 20 minutes and rinse off.
- Alternatively, mix equal amounts of fresh cucumber juice and lemon juice. Apply it on the neck using a cotton ball and rinse off with cold water after 10 – 15 minutes to get relief from the problem.
Remedy – 7: (Potato Juice)
Potato has an enzyme called catecholase that exhibit natural skin lightening property to brighten up your skin color. It acts as a bleaching agent that treats dark neck quickly without any scars or spots on the skin.
Steps to be followed…
- Cut a cold potato into slices and rub it on the dark neck for 5 – 10 minutes.
- Let it sit for few minutes and then rinse off with water.
- Repeat it daily to get relief from the dark neck.
- Or rub grated potato or potato juice on the darkness affected neck area.
- Alternatively, mix freshly extracted lemon juice and potato juice. Apply it on the affected neck area and rinse off with cold water after 10 – 15 minutes. Do it daily to erase the dark patches on the neck.
Remedy – 8: (Milk Cream)
Milk cream has lactic acid that removes the dirt, dead cells from the skin. It acts as a great cleanser and moisturizer that clear the darkness in the neck region. It can be used alone or in combination with other ingredients to get rid of dark neck.
Steps to be followed…
- Add enough of fresh milk cream in 1 – 2 tablespoons of gram flour.
- Stir well to make a fine paste and apply it on the neck.
- Massage gently for few minutes to exfoliate and to moisture the area.
- Rinse off with warm water after few minutes and dry the area.
- Regular follow – up of this process will definitely help you to prevent dark neck.
- Or simply apply a fresh milk cream on the neck and massage gently.
- Or else, add a pinch of turmeric powder in fresh cream and apply it on the neck. Rub it gently for few minutes and let it sit for another 10 – 15 minutes. Wash the neck with water and pat dry it.
Tips and Precautions:
- Fruit mask is also effective for treating dark neck. Fruits like apple, avocado, orange, banana, papaya, etc. will help you in preventing the dark patches of the neck area.
- Also, using other natural ingredients like chickpea flour, aloe vera, nuts (powdered almonds, walnuts), rice starch, etc. will be beneficial in eliminating the darkness on the neck.
- Always use sunscreen lotion on the face and neck whenever you step out in the sun to avoid the harmful radiation and pigmentation.
- Make sure to remind your neck along with your face in many situations like washing, applying creams, scrubbing, etc. to clear the dirt, dead cells, oiliness and other impurities which in turn prevents darkness.
- Avoid going out for at least an hour into the sun after applying lemon juice on the skin, as it makes the skin sensitive and causes darkness by increasing the melanin pigment.
- It's better to avoid wearing allergic metal ornaments and other jewelry which causes darkness on the neck area.
- Drink plenty of water, exercise regularly, consume fresh fruits and vegetables, remove makeup before sleep, have some skin care regime, etc. has to be followed regularly to get relief from dark neck.
- Consult your doctor if you didn't get any relief from this darkness, as in certain cases it is caused due to any health problem.
Hope you follow these Natural Dark Neck Remedies at home and let me know which remedy works well in treating black neck problem by sharing your experience.


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Fun with Glow Sticks!
These arrived in a sturdy decorative USA cannister. Included are 100 non toxic 8″ glow sticks along with connectors to make bracelets, necklaces, sunglasses, and more. They come in colors Blue, Green, yellow, Orange and Pink, and are suppose to last 8 to 10 hours.
My daughter and I tested these the first night we got them in. She loves glow sticks and had so much fun making bracelets and necklaces out of them. We are going to save the rest of them to use with our 4th of July pack I reviewed last week (see a couple post below) for the 4th of July get together we are having at the house. (I will try to remember to take pics and post to the blog).
When I first received these I thought there is only so much you can do with glow sticks, and what am I ever going to need 100 for??? Then I looked on Pinterest…Oh, how I love Pinterest! I found some really cool ideas I want to try out. Some of the ideas I found are, putting them in balloons to use at night, make a glow in the dark ring toss, or putting them in a pool to light up at night. These would be great for any party or occasion.
You can find a link to my Pinterest board and all the things I found, by going to the top of the page and clicking on Pinterest under the follow button or by clicking here https://www.pinterest.com/amyblair1982/glow-stick-fun/
This product is great for the price. Right now it is only $11.95 on Amazon for 100 of them. We found that they did last longer than other glow sticks we've used and they were definitely brighter. To make them last even longer you can also put them in the freezer. With 100 glow sticks just think of all the possibilities of things you can do!
I honestly can't think of anything negative to say about this item. It's a great fun product, and I believe it's well worth the price. I Can't wait to try out some of the ideas I found for our party!
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Grants are available for capital investments for projects that will create jobs and grow the rural economy.
So far £380,000 has been awarded to 13 projects in the region, creating 25 full-time jobs over the next three years.
Two Local Action Groups, made up of local people and organisations with knowledge of rural issues, are responsible for allocating the LEADER funding, with support from WSCC:
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I think I'm quite late to the Paul Smith giraffe party. I can't believe no one told me about them! Ever since seeing the new Louis Vuitton collection, with the slightly more scary giraffes (and elephants and rhinos), I kinda knew we'd seen the animal pop up somewhere else. And I've got to give it to the PS team… these prints are amazing!
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Unanswered: Command Line SQL
I have a few queries, creates, and drops I want to put in a single sql file. I will then execute this sql file from the db2 command line environment.
The sql will basically be like the following
drop table
create table
drop table
Also, if possible i would like to make the first drop table into 'drop table if exists'. Is this possible? How Could i do this?
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How about writing a shell script which would connect to the database, test for existence of the table and if so, drop the table?
Or, do you care if one issues a DROP TABLE and the table doesn't exist?
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Im not sure if I care if i drop a table which doesnt exist.. what happens? If an error message is simply generated tehn thats fine.
The main point of the question was if i can have multiple sql statements inside a single text file. I just want my batch file to run the sql file. Im working in a restricted environment so that has to be the format. One batch file which just runs the one sql file
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Sure thing. You can have multiple SQL statements in a "batch" file.
And if there's a DROP TABLE tablename and the table doesn't exist, so the output would be something like:
db2 drop table x
DB21034E The command was processed as an SQL statement because it was not a
valid Command Line Processor command. During SQL processing it returned:
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Life of Crime movie review: minor misdemeanor
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Detroit, 1978. A couple of pretty clever bad guys, Ordell (Yasiin Bey, aka Mos Def: Begin Again) and Louis (John Hawkes: Contagion), team up with Richard (Mark Boone Junior: Management) — who is so dumb it's "adorable," according to Ordell — to kidnap Mickey (Jennifer Aniston: We're the Millers) and demand a million bucks in ransom from her rich asshole husband, Frank (Tim Robbins: Green Lantern). But though Ordell and Louis have unearthed all sorts of essential business and financial information about Frank, they've missed some key emotional stuff, and their plan begins to fall apart almost as soon as they put it into motion. The movie feels a bit like that, too: it's got a potentially intriguing setup that doesn't quite pay off in the end in the way that it should. I haven't read the Elmore Leonard novel this based on, but I didn't know beforehand it sprouted from his work, and I'd never have guessed it: low-key black comedy and sporadic horror lazily pop up among the crime drama, but never enough of either to score many zings. Still, the cast is fun to watch — Robbins and Will Forte (The Lego Movie), as a friend of the unhappy couple, are enjoyably hissworthy weasels — and there's a sort of pleasant cheesiness in the evocation of the period.
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Donna is a native of East Tennessee and graduated from Jefferson County High School. She has two wonderful boys, 29 and 20 who have been such a joy in her life. She was blessed five years ago with her first grandson, and seeing life daily through his eyes has been amazing. Donna has since been blessed with two new grandchildren who are five months and one month.
Donna has been an employee at the University of Tennessee for over 23 years. Since beginning at the University, she has worked at Graphic Arts, Hodges Library and in her current position in Student Activities.
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Iceland Captured: The VisionaryVideo
"I dream with my eyes open", so penned Jules Vern in his Journey to the Center of the Earth. It's a tale famously set in Iceland's Snæfellsnes peninsula, just one of the country's long list of literary and cinematic credits. We can see why it's so popular. Caves, volcanoes, trolls, fairies— Iceland is like film set backdrops on ever-changing, where stories of courageous challenges, conquest and personal growth lie at every turn. In short, the transformative stuff we all dream of when we travel.
But today, as we made our own journey west in Vern's footsteps, we were seeing the world through the eyes of one of Iceland's contemporary storytellers. Photographer 'Rax' Ragnar Axelsson has devoted his life to chronicling the world's diminishing artic communities, his award-winning work offering a peek into their isolated lives. Rax shared his own stories of the bond between man and huskie, chasing snowstorms, and photographing the last polar bear in Iceland. His passion was infectious. And soon we were all channelling our best Jules Vern delving into pitch-black caves, scaling glaciers and black mountains sugared with snow, and watching lakes and rivers turn liquid gold in the pale winter sun. It truly felt like we were in a waking dream, on our own otherworldly expedition. Iceland just does that to you.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Because of you, I am now as I am!
Today is the last day of 2008.
Because this year was the first year at my newly assigned work, I spent more energy than previous years in keeping myself focused. By being focused, we are more empowered. With invaluable support from all beings, 2008 has become one of my most fruitful years with many precious encounters, accomplishments, and awakenings.
One of my awakenings I have experienced this year was that I had realized that because of the works and supports of so many people, I am now as I am.
Translation, publication, and distribution of Buddha Dharma books are some of the major works of mine since this year. These works gave me an opportunity to read a story behind the publication of the English translation of the Lotus Sutra, a major scripture of Mahayana Buddhism. This story was the testimonial speech by Rev. Kojiro Miyasaka, former Director of International Affairs Section of Rissho Kosei-kai Headquarters. His speech tells about how Rissho Kosei-kai Buddhist organization was able to publish the first English translation of the Lotus Sutra from Chinese translation. When I read this story, I was very grateful to Rev. Miyasaka. He became my hero.
After reading his story, I became most grateful to Rev. Bunno Kato, who had translated the Lotus Sutra from Chinese to English in 1925 for the first time in the world. Without his work, I am not able to share beautiful messages of the Lotus Sutra with people in the US.
Then I renewed my appreciation to Rev. Nikkyo Niwano, who taught me the value of Buddha Dharma through his guidance and his life.
Kumarajiva is the great Buddhist translator of 4th Century in China, who translated the Lotus Sutra from Sanskrit to Chinese. I am most grateful to Kumarajiva for his dedication to the work of translation of the Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Dharma.
My deepest appreciation goes to Shakyamuni Buddha, who is the source of wisdom, the source of most fulfilling life.
Then, I was awakened to all those who guided and supported me in pursuing my Buddhist life. They include my parents, my family, Buddhist Sangha in RK Sapporo, all RK Sangha members, and all friends.
Thank you everyone for your support, your life, and your presence.
Because of each and every one of you, I am now as I am!
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Nathan started running in the early spring of 2014. After finishing his duties with the Army, and returning home from Iraq several years ago, he'd put on some weight and got out of shape. When my sister started running in late 2012, Nathan was the only one of my siblings that wasn't a runner. He saw my older brother, my sister, and I having fun doing races, and I think that influenced his decision to start running.
I'm SO GLAD that he did! Nathan and I were not close at all a couple of years ago. I only saw him a few times a year, and I just wasn't sure what to do to fix that. When he asked me if I'd like to go for a run with him one day, I was thrilled. We finally had something in common we could talk about, and an excuse to get together.
At first, we were running close to the same pace; but as Nathan started getting faster, I started getting slower. And as Nathan lost weight, I started gaining weight. Still, I ran his first 5K with him, which was fun (even though he and Brian left me in the dust at the finish line, haha). I've gotten to watch as he progressed from completing his first 5K to his first 10K, first half-marathon, first marathon, and now his first 50K.
|First race with all of my siblings! Nathan, me, Brian, Jeanie (April 2015)


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Stanley Donwood: Work on Paper
Stanley Donwood's solo show at Outsiders gallery in London, which opened yesterday, offers a first glimpse of some of the artwork he's created for the new Radiohead album, The King of Limbs…
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Stanley Donwood's solo show at Outsiders gallery in London, which opened yesterday, offers a first glimpse of some of the artwork he's created for the new Radiohead album, The King of Limbs…
"There's three new screenprints here and a fucking great big drawing," he says. "This is all from the work that's to do with the record." The artworks are inspired by nature, Donwood goes onto explain, and the northern European heritage of fairy tales and myths based around forests and woods. "It's very much about natural forms. I'd heard something about the northern European imagination, in the sense of all our fairy stories and mythical creatures. They all come from the woods – Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Hansel & Gretel…we've got all these stories and myths.
"Me and Thom were working on these ideas of strange, multi-limbed creatures that are neither malevolent or benevolent, they're simply there, part of the living spirit of the forest. That's come through into all of the work."
Bad Woods III, 2011
Donwood worked on the artwork for the new record at the same time the band was putting the songs together. "It works at the same sort of pace as the music," he says. "It's something that grows very organically, which again went into the style of the artwork."
Fans of the band can pre-order a special edition of the album, featuring a number of artworks from Donwood, online now. For the main cover artwork, he worked in oil for the first time. "It's really, really hard," he says of the medium. "I've only painted with acrylic before, which is bascially coloured mud that dries really quickly. It's very forgiving, but oil paint isn't really. It doesn't dry at all quickly. Eventually, after a lot of disappointment I figured out how to use it. I use it in conjunction with Halfords spray paint, which is the magic ingredient."
White Diamond Heist Bear, 2010
Donwood documented the development of the paintings with a high-definition camera, and the resulting images are used on the cover. "I was photographing them throughout the stages, because it takes so bloody long to do them," he says. "Then with these huge digital images, where you can see the weave of the canvas and every brush mark, you can make quite incredible layered pictures."
The special edition is centred around a newspaper Donwood has created. "The last one, In Rainbows, was like a coffee table book. It was this big thing – I felt quite sure that with determination you could probably beat someone to death with it, it was very heavy and hard. So I wanted to do something that was completely different for this. Also, the other thing was the sense of the music not coming to a halt – it was almost like this was kind of a report on its current status. What I like about newspaper is its ephemeral nature, I like the way the paper goes yellow and brittle when you leave it out in the sunlight.
Atoms For Peace – English, 2010
"I wanted to do this thing like a really annoying Sunday paper," he continues, "you know when you buy the paper and all this crap falls out? I wanted to do something really annoying with all these crappy bits of floppy, glossy paper. I was going to do Hoover adverts and get the band to pose with a Hoover, and all that kind of thing. Which was a really dumb idea… so I didn't do it. It would have been funny, but would have probably dented some reputation they might have… So it evolved into something else."
In addition, the Newspaper Album will feature 625 tiny pieces of artwork, though Donwood refuses to be drawn on what these might be. "I'll keep that as a mystery," he says. "They're sort of attached to each other but not quite – they kind of are and kind of aren't. As soon as anyone sees it they'll know exactly what I'm talking about."
Atoms For Peace – Farsi, 2010
The Outsiders gallery show brings together the new works with new editions of older pieces by Donwood. These include a striking set of recent posters for Atoms For Peace, Thom Yorke's 'rock supergroup' formed with Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea, amongst others. There are also a number of Donwood's books for sale in the show.
The exhibition reveals the wide variety of artistic approaches Donwood has used in his work for the bands. Despite this diversity, he sees connections between the different series. "I can't imagine doing the same thing all the time," he says. "I don't know whether that's because I've got a short attention span, or because I've been doing record covers for such a long time, and you don't want to have the same record cover each time. But there are linkages [between them] in my head that probably make absolutely no sense to anybody else."
Lucky, 2011
Stanley Donwood: Work on Paper is on at Outsiders until March 5. More info is here.


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Hello Patricia,
Thank you for the information about Thomas Tuten. Thomas Tuten is my GGGGG-grandfather. I also want to think you for clearing something up for me. I was on the wrong track with Redding Tuten. Now I know that he is not his son but his brother. I have added the information to my files and have updated my family tree. Here is how my family tree goes as far as the Tuten line.
1. Thomas Tuten m. Sarah Kennedy
2. Absolom Tuten m. Clarrisa
3. Thomas Atkins Tuten m. Josphina Rhosa Jones
4. Claude Erastus Tuten m. Amanda Holland Toler
5.Lelie M. Tuten m. Mary I. Buck
6. Annie Glenn Tuten
7. Carl Tuten m. Lola Ford
8. Linda Tuten(me)
Talk to you later.Have a great day. Talk to you later.
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My research has focussed on the safety implications of: operator workload attentional distraction task autonomy, and task conflict. Much of this has been undertaken in the context of the car and truck users. Recently, I have been working on the issues associated with 'social' distractions in the vehicle, and opportunities to encourage safe and efficient driving.
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Hurricane Matthew: Demonic grinning SKULL appears at heart of killer storm
A MONSTER killer storm preparing to bring destruction to the US took an evil turn when a smiling skull appeared at its heart.
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Category 4 Hurricane Matthew has been nearing the Flordia coast.
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SKULL OF MATTHEW: During my weathercast. This satellite image of Matthew's landfall is REAL. Freaky! Credit: @dewey_perez @CBSNews @CNN pic.twitter.com/EaFA3SSNRS— Matt Devitt (@MattDevittWINK) October 4, 2016
Meteorologist Matt Devitt, from the WINK News team in Florida, posted a picture of smiling skull.
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Hurricane Matthew is raging its way through the Caribbean, with 11 people reported to have been killed by the storm as it hit Haiti and Cuba.
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15TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARMENIA'S INDEPENDENCE -- (Extensions of Remarks - September 21, 2006)
* Mr. PALLONE. Mr. Speaker, today marks the 15th anniversary of Armenia's independence. I would like to congratulate the Armenian Government, its people and the entire extended Armenian community on this momentous occasion. Over the last 15 years, the Armenian people have made tremendous progress toward a modern, open and free democracy that should serve as an inspiration to other nations.
* Following the collapse of the U.S.S.R., Armenia was among the first of the former Soviet republics to embrace the path of democratic change in pursuit of freedom and self-determination. However, the road to independence was not easy. Centuries of foreign domination, genocide against its people in the early 20th century and seven decades of totalitarian dictatorship did not discourage the Armenian people.
* Since its independence, Armenia has emerged as a viable, vibrant society playing an important role in stabilizing the South Caucasus region. Armenia continues to be a trusted partner of the United States in a strategically important area of the world, a regional leader in political and economic reform, and a nation committed to the principles of democracy and the rule of law.
* Armenia has joined the global war on terror by engaging in a strategic relationship with the United States and other coalition members. Armenia's armed forces also participated in NATO's stabilization force in Kosovo, in addition to maintaining and developing a robust program of individual partnership with the North Atlantic Alliance through its Euro-Atlantic Partnership framework.
* Armenia also has made tremendous progress in building up a free-market economy. It is one of only a handful of countries to have qualified for the Millennium Challenge Account, is a member of the World Trade Organization and has been granted Permanent Normal Trade Relations status by the United States.
* Mr. Speaker, Armenia has overcame a brutal legacy of Ottoman persecution, Soviet oppression, Azerbaijani aggression against Nagorno Karabagh, and the ongoing dual blockades by Turkey and its allies in Baku in its path to independence. I urge my colleagues to join me in expressing congratulations to Armenia as well as extend my sincere support and encouragement to flourish as a strong democracy for years to come.


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In 1914: A male child about three hours old was found Thursday night on the doorstep of Mr. and Mrs. Zombro, 107 W. Avondale Ave., and is doing famously at the Julia F. Burnham Hospital. The authorities are trying to locate the mother by talking to local physicians. The child was found in a market basket and wrapped in a white blanket.
In 1964: The Illinois Central Railroad began moving again Friday, but it will be Saturday morning before passenger trains are running from Champaign to Chicago. IC division superintendent F.K. Stanford said that it would be impossible to make up a special train for the normal Champaign to Chicago Friday rush because no locomotive was available in Champaign.
In 1999: Actor Gary Sinise, one of the Illinoisans to be honored as a Lincoln laureate, said he will be unable to attend the April 24 ceremony in Urbana. Sinise is filming in Canada and unable to leave, said University of Illinois spokeswoman Lex Tate.


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Many people look forward to the New Year for a new start on old habits.
~Author Unknown
I'm one of those people who look forward to the New Year to make changes in old habits. I have been resolving every year to lose the extra 10 pounds I gained after I turned 40. I lose 5 of them every week and every weekend they are right back home. Every year I resolve to write a novel or take acting lessons. I have yet to do either. None of my resolutions seem to come to fruition.
This year I resolve to be a better person. For instance, I am going to stop buying things that I don't need. I am going to be a role model of frugality for my children and granddaughters. They are going to learn that sometimes the simplest things in life are free.
For instance:
Volunteering. My husband, who is retired, started volunteering at Senior Services. He drives elderly people to their doctor's appointments. This makes him happy and it certainly makes the old folks happy. He is a wonderful role model for our granddaughters. And best of all, volunteering is free.
Long walks. I have spent the best part of my life taking walks with my husband. We walk all around our Seattle neighborhood. In the 27 years that we have been together we have walked all over Paris, London, New York, Venice, Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Dublin and so many more cities and towns. The world is different on foot and walking is free.
Taking pictures. I saw a young couple the weekend after Thanksgiving taking a picture of their baby in front of a decorated department store Christmas tree. The tree had two very large stuffed dogs on either side. The baby was sitting on a blanket in front of the tree with a big smile on her face. It looked like a perfect picture for the family Christmas card. That picture was free.
Love. The love I have for my family is free. Unconditional love is free. I know right now the world seems rather loveless in some areas, but not for me.
This year is going to be a good year. I'll be a better role model for my grandchildren and I will help them to discover the joys of a simpler life. As my good friend Joan Smith, (who won't tell me how old she is but I think she is in her late 70's), says We aren't here for a long time, we're here for a good time! And that, my friends, is also free.
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Balkan Brothers Trailer (2005)
23 March 2005 Drama, Comedy 87 mins
This is the story of the multinational and ethnically conflicted assembly of apatrides from war torn ex-Yugoslavia, hired by a crippled war merchant to sew labels upon fake jeans and participate in drug smuggling ring. Forced and humiliated into doing such work they are locked up in a Paris cellar where they find out that their Western fate brings even worse temptations then the war in Yugoslavia that made them leave the motherland.
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Don't you just love American patriotism?
Warning: This post was published more than 12 years ago.
I keep old posts on the site because sometimes it's interesting to read old content. Not everything that is old is bad. Also, I think people might be interested to track how my views have changed over time: for example, how my strident teenage views have mellowed and matured!
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A couple of weeks ago, I provided you with a reason for Americans to feel smug. By which I meant citizens of the USA, not everyone from the North and South American continents, but I'm not going to stop using that shorthand, so please don't complain.
Now, however, I've found definitive proof that being an American isn't so good, simply because you have to put up with sickening patriotism. There are so many things ideologically wrong with that video that I don't even want to start down that path. But what amused me was the statement on the website:
America We Stand As One and Dennis Madalone did not authorize or assist in the production, creation, or concept behind alternative "spoof" videos of America We Stand As One.
The whole thing looks like one big spoof. It's embarrassing to watch. And, more than that, it's just bad. It almost makes me feel sorry for them. Almost.
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The first of only three possible foals from legendary sire Storm Cat's last crop was foaled Feb. 3. The bay filly out of Earle I. Mack's mare Western Princess was foaled at Denali Stud near Lexington.
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Tiago makes his first start since he rallied from far back for a third-place finish in the Oct. 25 Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) when he takes on 10 rivals in the $200,000 San Antonio Handicap (gr. II) at Santa Anita Feb. 8.
Multiple stakes winner Nob Hill Deelite will stand at Roger's Ranch near Mead, Neb.
This week, Jason and Tom analyze the Risen Star (gr. III) at Fair Grounds on Saturday, February 7. Also Brisnet's handicapping expert The Wizard's Spotlight Play is Race 3 at Fair Grounds on Saturday.
Sky Gate, a 3-year-old son of Arch, brought 47,000 guineas to top the Tattersalls February mixed sale in England. Bloodstock agent Hugo Merry, acting on behalf of American trainer Marty Wolfson, purchased the bay colt.
The Maryland Jockey Club announced Feb. 5 it is redefining the infield experience on Preakness Day, May 16 with three rock performances.
After absorbing a $378.6-million loss in 2008's fourth quarter alone, Penn National Gaming Inc. posted an annual loss of $153.3 million for the year, and said while it isn't "enthused" about developing a potential new slots facility in Maryland, it will pursue those plans.
The field for the rescheduled $50,000 WEBN Stakes Feb. 7 grew to 12 when entries were retaken, and additional early speed adds new possibilities to the mile contest for 3-year-olds.
Jason and Tom analyze the Risen Star (gr. III) at Fair Grounds on February 7. The Wizard's Spotlight Play is Race 3 at Fair Grounds.Download a PDF of the "The Wizard's Spotlight Play." as well as free Brisnet Past Performances of the Risen Star.
The Horseplayers Association of North America regularly rates the 65 Thoroughbred racetracks in North America. Featured exclusively on BloodHorse.com is a countdown of the top 10 tracks. Hawthorne Race Course is #8.
Paul Reddam's Square Eddie, winner of the Lane's End Breeders' Futurity (gr. I) and runner-up in the Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I), will be sidelined for about 30 days with a sore left shin, Reddam said Thursday.
Midshipman and Vineyard Haven, the two leading juveniles of 2008, are both making excellent progress in Dubai and are nearing their 3-year-old debuts, said Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford, who added that it's possible one of them will return to the U.S. to prep for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
LeComte Stakes (gr. III) runner-up Patena, will make his first start for new majority owner IEAH Stables in the March 14 Louisiana Derby (gr. II), IEAH co-president Mike Iavarone said.
A winner of three consecutive races, Haynesfield looks to further establish himself as one of the top New York-based 3-year-olds when he takes on a short field in the $100,000 Whirlaway Stakes Feb. 7 at Aqueduct.
Because of the current economic climate, Dogwood Stable has announced a 2009 marketing policy that will offer smaller ownership units, less markup, insistence on lower maintenance charges, and anticipated purchase prices of 60 to 70 cents on the dollar from previous years.
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Application to change ship's name or port of choice (MSF 4741)
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Form to use when applying to Registry of Shipping and Seamen to register changes to your ship's name or port of choice.
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Claudia Murphy will celebrate her 90th birthday on Saturday, Sept. 29.
Campbellsville Christian Church sent a mission team to Pascagoula, Miss., June 13-20. The team completed home repairs on six homes that were damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
Glen and Connie Gupton of Greensburg will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Taylor County High School scored the game's first two touchdowns, but were overcome by Green County's Dragons 30-28 on Friday night in Greensburg.
Wes Oliver and Logan Parker scored on runs of 34 and 3 yards, respectively, and Will Miller tacked on extra points for a 14-0 Cardinal cushion.
It was Green County's turn to score two touchdowns in the second frame for a 14-14 half-time deadlock.
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The Taylor County Grand Jury recently handed down indictments against 17 individuals. Among those indicted are the following:
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The chaps who'd be up for courting a bot believed they could have a
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improve" on sex with a human.
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years ago, it is obvious that they have changed rapidly and radically.
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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by mhstennis100, Nov 20, 2006.
those are my two favorite colors. I can't choose between those.
[i'm sorry if i ever questioned your taste]
revenge or forgiveness?
Kuril Islands or Chishima Islands?
Kuril Islands:
Edberg's slice backhand and Rafter's volley or Rafter's slice backhand and Edberg's volley?
The latter.
Black people or white people? (just kidding)
Gucci or Louis Vuitton?
white people [cuz we're almost extinct]
[there will be no such thing as Chishima Islands or Karafuto until I feel comfortable carrying my wallet in the back pocket again]
dinner at 7 or dinner at 8?
dinner at 2am.
fedex or usps?
FedEx, I like their commercials.
Tylenol or Advil?
Generic store made brand of advil
constipation or diarrhea?
In the interest of reviving this thread, I will answer. Neither.
Stockholm or Copenhagen?
I like the green shirt better.
Toyota or Honda?
girlfriend/boyfriend or hooking up with different people
previous thread or next thread
This thread...or maybe that one.
Blunt or diplomatic in life?
travelling Baltic realms again and soon
Diplomatically blunt.
Thai or Indian cuisine?
Ncode or KFactor?
nCode for me.
North American pancakes or French crepes?
Not much better than a crepe -- late night street food after walking around the city after a long day at Roland Garros.
Crepe with Nutella or ham and cheese?
Ham and cheese.
Laverne or Shirley?
Mac or Windows?
Windows definitely. I can afford the computers
Tennis at the buttcrack of dawn or at midnight?
morning person here, so yeah, tennis: early and often.
Lovemaking: early morning or late night?
slice or topspin
nokia or sony ericsson?
look for replacement charger for existing awesome Sony cam
look for new cam
trick question: being locked in a room with 5 assasins or being locked in a room with a lion that hasnt eaten in 5 years
lion (wouldn't he be dead after not eating for five years?)
in this thread:
post a question...
answer previous question, and then post a question
ah you're too smart. yeah that was the trick part.
and sorry heres the answer to the previous question-i would look for replacement charger on ****
HUh? they wouldn't let me say ****
did anyone see anything?
did no one see anything?
ok there we go. nobody saw anything hehe.
ok whatevs.
Speedport or O3?
Led Zepellin or The Who?
The Who.
CSI or Law and Order?
rabbits or turtles
tour Paris or London?
Paris first
ocean or mountains?
Twin or The Unknown?
The Uknown
The Known Unknowns or The Unknown Unknowns?
clandestine OR COVERT
acute or obtuse
Turbulence or rough seas?
when weightlifting, using
machines or freeweights?
laptop or desktop?
poptart or toaster strudel ?
Pop-Tart (Are toaster Strudels good? Never have had one...)
Ford or Chevy?
^^^toaster strudels are like greasy pop tarts while pop tarts are ready to go and perfect.
Ohh, okay.
I love pop-tarts, so I guess I wont try the greasy alternative.
do you microwave your pop tarts cuz those are the bestt!
Toast them. I dont like using the microwave a whole lot. I'm sure they taste about the same though
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Wisconsin Federal Judge Gives Final Approval To Subway Footlong Settlement
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U.S. Judge Lynn Adelman of the Eastern District of Wisconsin said she found the plaintiffs' request for $5,000 in incentive awards ($500 for each named plaintiff) and...
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SOURCE: LA Times
tags: Harvey Milk
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Postal Service to issue forever stamp commemorating Harvey MilkBreaking News
tags: Harvey Milk
Harvey Milk, the slain politician who became an icon of equal rights not just for the gay community in San Francisco but across the nation, will be commemorated in a forever stamp next month, the U.S. Postal Service announced Tuesday.
The stamp's issue will coincide with Milk's birthday on May 22. The stamps will be available in sheets of 20 and may be pre-ordered.
The image on the stamp comes from a circa-1977 photo taken by Daniel Nicoletta of Milk in front of Castro Street Camera in San Francisco. Antonio Alcalá of Alexandria, Va., oversaw art direction for the stamp.
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