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William "Chris" Stallings age 30 of Naperville, beloved husband of Jennine (nee Fortelka) and son of Rita and son-in-law of Robert Fortelka and the late Jan Sherk. Cherished brother of Daniel, brother-in-law of Robert (Kari) Fortelka, Patrick Fortelka and Mary Schiff. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation Tuesday, May 1, 2012 6:00PM until time of service at 7:30 P.M. at Living Water Church 190 Lily Cache Lane in Bolingbrook, IL. Cremation will be private.
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When carpet-sweeping mogul Otto Brodie brings his uproarious, flamboyant entourage to the quaint Hillside Manor Inn, everyone is expecting a wild party, but no one expects murder to interrupt the frivolity.
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She was born April 9, 1931, in Natick, Mass. She married William E. Williams and moved to Adel, Ga., where she worked at the American Legion until she retired. She enjoyed golfing, visiting with her son Joseph in California, spending time with friends and loved ones and going to the beach. She loved animals, especially her Stella. She moved to Tallahassee in 2005, where she spent time with her family.
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My Final Review of Palo Alto's Leviathan
Body Comp: 9/10
Starting Stats
- Weight: 198
- Body Fat %: 13.0%
Ending Stats
- Weight: 192
- Body Fat %: 10.4%
So, according to my math that would be a 5.14lb fat loss, with the other .86 being water and/or muscle. Also, there is always a chance of error with human tests, so there they can be +/- a little. However, just looking in the mirror i can visibly tell that i have lost a significant deal of body fat. I think the biggest factor in all this is that i was staying around 2800 cals for this entire log. Basically, 2800-2900 is where I consider the maintenance stage for my body. My goals are now towards recomp, and I would definitely recommend this product who is on a recomp or even all out cutting. However, I believe that this would be good to end a cut "phase" with as it might get a little expensive to use it during the entire "phase."
Strength: 7/10
It's well documented in my log ya lazy ass, but here's the comparison for some major lifts:
Week One**
**DB chest press: 80x10x3
Squats: 225x10x2
DB Shoulder Press: 65x6
CGBP: 225x6
Final Week
DB chest press: 95x8
Squats: 230x10
DB Shoulder Press: 60x12
CGBP: 215x8x3
Strength gains on this were not quite on par with the fat loss, but they were pretty good. Gaining strength and losing fat is an extremely difficult task, and any kind of strength gain while trying to lose fat is always a big positive. Really I have no complaints in this area what so ever, because like I said it's common to lose or to stay at the same strength when at low or maintenance cals.
(**This was the only lift that actually is being compared from the first 7 days on, so actually the others are from the middle of week 1-2. I was also getting back into the swing of things after a short break when week one started.)
Product/Ingredient Analysis: 8/10
I touched on this earlier, but Leviathan is leaning towards the expensive side. It was a little odd to me that they didn't give a whole month supply in a bottle, but you have to factor in the first 3 days when you're only taking 1x1, so that comes a little closer to a full months supply.
Ingredient wise, here's the label:
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Caffeine Anhydrous
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Cocoa Extract
Green Tea (70%)
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Yohimbine HCl: 9mg
Caffeine + Yohimbine (with the bioperine) are probably what sticks out the most as the main fat loss agents in this product. The strange thing is that I really didn't get much energy from it. Or at least it wasn't like other stims in terms of noticability. I did sometimes get the weird period where I could actually feel my heart beating slowly, which I attribute mainly to the Yohimbine. And sometimes I did get an increased heart rate at odd times, but it never lasted long and seemed to be very mild. This is of course why you would want to cycle things like this (among a lot of other reasons). This is the highest dose of Yohimbine I've seen in a product, at 18mg per day. I was initially a bit confused as to why Vitex was in this mix, but in reading more I assume it's there for pituitary stimulation. I had always seen it in the women's stuff my mom bought at the supermarket. Really the only ingredient that I don't like in there is the Fenugreek. It really not worth adding IMO. The green tea and the trib are pretty self explanatory, and good additions.
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Leviathan really does stack up to it's claims. Fat loss and strength gains are really hard to come by simultaneously, and I would say that I plan on using this again likely over the summer. Thanks Dave from Palo Alto for the chance to log for you guys.


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Eclipse is the most thrilling, entertaining and intense chapter of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight franchise on screen. Now, if you are not a fan of the Twilight series, Eclipse may not be Oscar-worthy. But, as a fan of Twilight, New Moon and the entire Twilight world, Eclipse eclipses the first two films by a million miles.
In the hands of director David Slade the Stephenie Meyer book with the most action thus far truly takes off. Slade isn't exactly a neophyte to the world of vampires because of his 30 Days of Night directing gig, but as any pop culture fan knows, Meyer's vampire world is completely unlike any other in history. For one, Twilight is a full-blown phenomenon. Secondly, Slade has the challenge of bringing what many believe is Meyer's best book in the series to life -- not an easy task, given Eclipse's 640-page count! Slade has succeeded on all counts. Not only is Eclipse the best of the Twilight movies, it is also the most faithful to Stephenie Meyer's books. In Eclipse, what Meyer lacks in writing skills beyond crafting a heady page-turner has been deftly drawn on screen by Slade and his team. Yes, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner bring the author's characters to life effectively on screen. But it is the smaller players in the Twilight Saga that make this engine cook. Performances in Eclipse that excel include Bryce Dallas Howard's new interpretation of Victoria and Dakota Fanning's deliciously devilish Jane. And let's get more screen time for Elizabeth Reaser's Esme and Peter Facinelli's Dr Carlisle Cullen! If I have to fault Eclipse in anything, we have to talk about the makeup. OK, we get it. They're pale, but this is ridiculous. It's a little too much in this third installment. Now, where the film franchise goes from here is a difficult task. Breaking Dawn, the fourth and final chapter in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight quadrilogy, is in many ways unfilmable. It is too disturbingly violent on many levels for even the teens that inhale these books. But, with the hiring of Academy Award-winning director Bill Condon to helm the two-film finale, our hopes are high that something special comes from that union. Otherwise, look for Eclipse to be the best of the rest. Period. Eclipse reviewOut of five stars: Eclipse trailerEclipse clipRead on for more Eclipse10 Questions with Robert Pattinson


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Phillip Blanchett founded the musical group Pamyua (pronounced bum'yo-ah) with his brother over 10 years ago to share the ancient stories of their people through music and dance. Stephen and Phillip Blanchett are of Yup'ik Inuit and African American descent. Their first album, Mengluni, came out in 1998 followed by four more albums. Pamyua quickly gained attention from music lovers of all types and has won several awards. The group's music is self-described as tribal funk/world music. The group's latest album, Ocean Prayer, was released in October 2012 and several of its songs are featured on the Discovery Channel show "Flying Wild Alaska."
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Anchorage is Alaska's most populated community, also affectionately referred to as "Alaska's biggest village." My parents and I moved to Anchorage from rural Alaska in the mid-1980s and as an adult, I chose to make Anchorage my permanent home. Before moving here, I visited as a child. The bright lights, fast cars and glass buildings looked like a scene from television. It was very different from the muddy streets of Bethel. To me, Anchorage represented the progression of Alaska as a modern American destination. I currently live near the Spenard business district in midtown, so most of my hangouts are in that area. With that said, I'm a sucker for any place with good food and entertainment, so you can find me at a number of places around town.
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sweet man sounds good. i was on ics last night and its pretty slick, once it gets all fixed i think ill switch over.
sweet man sounds good. i was on ics last night and its pretty slick, once it gets all fixed i think ill switch over.
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Currently, I have installed Safestrap 1.08, with Stock Rom on Non-Safe mode and CM9/ICS Alpha #2 on Safe-mode. I am pleased with the CM9/ICS on Safe-mode. Therefore, I want to keep it for now on the safe mode.
Now, I am wondering if I can install another ROM (SD Rom) on the non-safe mode with the Safestrap 1.08 staying. Is this possible? If it is, can you let me know how?
Thank you.
What I do, is keep it on safe-mode always. Flash my rom of choice and make sure it is working properly reboot and make a backup of that particular rom. I then use root explorer to find that safe-made backup and rename it to the rom it is, with date. Flash another Rom and do the same to them all. So I can go from rom to rom without having to start all over again. Works for me just perfectly.
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Thanks. Definitely, what you are doing is a great way to enjoy different roms on the safe mode.
I am still wondering technically if there is a way to flash another rom and/or restore original stock rom (for OTA update later on) on the non-safe side.
I would appreciate your opinion.
Then, can you rename and restore the backup file in safestrap without any issue. I know even the tweaked bootstrap can not restore renamed backup file. It is only possible under ROM manager.
Do you just rename the folder where the files are? And have you tried these yourself?
If you have the stock rom on non-safe mode, that is your backup. Did you not make a backup of the stock rom in non-safe mode?
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Thank for the how-to, quite useful, and more explained than hashcode's one
How can i install a rom not onto unsafe system? I had to go back to stock to put alpha ics on my device and never put a stable rom on.
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Please excuse my lack of ability to estimate space and height. I should have asked specifically, but I didn't. The ceilings were really high, maybe about 15 ft., which makes me worry about the light bill situation, but it does make it look spacious. The front of the space was probably 1,100 sq. ft. There was hideous paneling on the walls that will definitely have to go! I asked the agent if I could possibly pull it back to look on the other side, hoping it would be some drywall behind it, but no such luck.
So I have a couple of options I want to run by my contractor when he sees the space. I was hoping I could get him out to see it before this blog post but that didn't work out. Anyway, so the ceiling light fixtures were taken out by the previous tenant, which is a good thing because I would want to put my own lights in.
Now we make our way to the back, so he can show me the new A/C unit he put in. Oh yeah, the ducts are exposed in the front of the space, which I looove! This part of the space is about 200-sq.-ft. The bathroom is perfectly fine, and since it used to be an event hall that was horribly set up, there is a sink on the outside of the bathroom. Which means there's plumbing in the back room, which is perfect for me.
There's another room in the very back of the space which is about 500 or 600 sq. ft. and has so much junk in it. All I could do is be happy that there was an office back there. So I have enough room to have a private office, store my retail inventory, and have a studio so I can make my products and jewelry as well. Aside from having to clean out a bunch of junk, this place is heaven!
I really wish all the lights hadn't been taken out, so I could get some pictures of the space. But when I get an OK from my contractor and move ahead with the renovations, I will try my best to get the "before" pictures. You definitely have to see it to believe it.
So...Graffiti Nail Bar has a good chance of moving to this space. Oh, I should probably mention that he only wants $850 for the space as is and $1,000 if he puts a new hot water heater in and any other small things I would need. I would sign a one-year lease with an option to renew. Anyone would say this space is absolutely perfect, even if I had to do floors and put some drywall up. It doesn't compare to pretty much 2,000 sq. ft. for little or nothing. The meeting with the contractor is next, and I'm hoping that will be done before my next post so I can tell you I hurled money at him so I can nail down a place! 'Til next time!
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The space sound amazing, I couldn't believe the rent, we pay more than $3000 for 1000sf so needless to say we walk on top of boxes and having lunch standing up :) I can't wait to see your new finished product.
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Been a member on here for a while checking out other people's projects. I figured since I am calming on down on building things for my shop, I could finally be nice and build the furniture my wife wanted for the living room. I decided this would also be a good excuse to get some new tools. We settled on these plans I got out of Woodsmith. I am pretty happy with the way things turned out.
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Congratulations on three very nicely completed projects—they look great! -- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington |
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Very nice. Was one of those new tools a mortiser? -- Bill M. I love my job as a firefighter, but nothing gives me the satisfaction of running my hand over a project that I have built and just finished sanding. |
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Wow – Fantastic set. You have a right to be pleased with your workmanship! -- Thanks for all the lessons! |
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Very well done : ) -- When you arrive at my front door, please knock softly but firmly. I like soft , firm, knockers : ) |
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The entire set looks great man, nice work. I'm wanting to build a furniture set similar to what you did and this inspires me! Thanks for sharing. -- "Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone." -- Pablo Picasso |
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Great job love this style of furniture -- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!" |
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Very nice set of tables…well done. -- Dave.......Keep calm and make more sawdust.... |
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Nice job. They look great !! -- Wayne - Plymouth MN |
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I have spent the majority of my life being uber-organised so that I could fit more STUFF into my days. But it is only in the last year or so that I have come to my senses and instead chosen to use my free time to look after myself better, rather than squeezing more and more commitments into my days.
So I want to share with you with my most favourite tip in the world for creating more me-time, but before I do, let me tell you that back in the day I was a pile-a-holic:
They were all very neat these piles, but they were everywhere I looked and every single one of them did my head in because I was thinking about them all the time.
The smaller piles were irritations – a form of mental as well as physical clutter. The larger piles were yokes around my neck – the bigger they got, the more time it was going to take to sort them out, so the less inclined I was to tackle them.
Inevitably a day would come where I would wipe out an entire weekend day to do a year's worth of filing. Or I'd lose a whole morning to going through the pile of clothes on my dresser to determine what could be hung up and what had to be washed or taken to the dry cleaner. Often, instead of sitting for 10 minutes with a cup of coffee I'd decide that 'no, I simply can't relax with all these piles around me' and instead spend that 10 minutes dealing with the piles instead of chilling out.
Gretchen Rubin mentioned it in her New York Times Bestseller The Happiness Project and I have been a devotee of it ever since. The rule is simple – if something takes less than one minute to do, do it straight away.
So that piece of clothing you just took off – it takes less than a minute to fold it or hang it up.
The newspaper that you've finished reading – it takes less than a minute to walk outside and put it in the recycle bin.
The bill you've just paid – less than a minute to file it.
It also takes less than a minute to replace a book on a bookshelf, put a DVD back in its case or wash that cup you've just finished with.
An interesting exercise is to make a mental note throughout the day of all the little things you find that you can't be bothered doing immediately that take less than a minute – you'll be stunned!
For me, I have found that ever since implementing this rule I never get that situation where 10 minutes of blessed time-out for myself is forsaken in favour of dealing with clutter. And I can't remember the last time I had to give up a precious weekend day to sort out a recalcitrant in-tray either.
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Makes perfect sense! I'll have to give it a go :0)
Yay Catherine! And thank you for sharing around
I too am a pile-a-holic and I need help! I will endeavor to do the one-minute rule from now on!
I look forward to hearing how you go Jolanda!!
This is no brainwave. This is what we tell our children , if you get a toy out put it away.same theory just boring adult jobs.
Love it – have just told my hubby that is our new rule. Implementation starts this very minute!
Ha ha flickster, I have seriously lost count of the number of people who have said 'I am so telling my husband about this!'
My piles will take more than one minute to sort out…does that mean I dont have to do it?
I find the one minute stops piles developing for me Kylee … once they are there though … well that's a whole different post!
I'm definitely going to give this a go. Thanks Kelly!
Haven't heard that one before, but i like it and i am going to implement that for sure. I also live by a rule – Keep the things that you NEED, USE AND LOVE, the rest LET THEM GO!
I like this Kelly! Instating the one-minute rule from now! Great post x


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For Immediate Release June 2, 2005 |
Public Information Office 310 Owen Hall, Campus PO 1820 Asheville, NC 28804-8507 828/251-6526 - FAX: 828/251-6677 web: http://www.unca.edu/news e-mail: email@example.com |
UNC Asheville Acquires Historic Documents from the Tryon Toy Makers
and Wood Carvers;
UNC Asheville's D. Hidden Ramsey Library Special
Collections Department recently acquired a collection of 118 drawings
and documents detailing the history of the famed Tryon Toy Makers and
Wood Carvers. The collection, named in honor of master carver Pauline
Miller Cowan, was donated by her daughter, Elizabeth Scruggs.
The Tryon Toy Makers and Wood Carvers operated in Tryon, N.C., from
1915-1940. The company focused on two operations: the toy makers created
small, painted wooden figurines based on classic nursery rhymes, while
the carvers created mantles, furniture, church altars and other
specialized wooden pieces. While the toys and wood carvings were created
based on traditional European designs and were not typical Appalachian
crafts of the time, many of the region's well-known carvers began
perfecting their craft while working with the Tryon Toy Makers and Wood
"The Tryon Toy Makers were very important to the regional craft movement
of the early 20th century. This generous gift is a significant addition
to UNC Asheville's regional history archives," said Helen Wykle, UNC
Asheville Ramsey Library Special Collections coordinator.
"Ramsey Library's Web pages and online finding aids facilitate the study
of North Carolina's remarkable craft history," said Wykle. "We are
dedicated to preserving original documents, with climate controls,
security and professional conservation practices. My staff and I welcome
the opportunity to serve the public by offering a safe haven for
materials of significance to cultural history."
Wykle is working with UNC Asheville's Art Department to incorporate the
Pauline Miller Cowan Collection into the University's emerging craft
curriculum. In addition, she plans to hire an art major to serve as a
student intern to process the collection and conduct background
research. The papers are also available for students pursuing
undergraduate research on local craft history.
Cowan, for whom the collection was named, was one of the region's most
distinguished wood carvers. The Polk County native began whittling as a
young girl. She graduated from Wake Forest College with an education
degree but found that teaching didn't suit her as well as wood carving.
She was invited to join the Tryon Toy Makers and Wood Carvers and began
executing many of the most demanding assignments, including
architectural woodwork for Seely's Castle in Asheville and the elaborate
doorway for the David Lawrence mansion in Washington, D.C. Cowan also
carved the squirrel-nut bowl presented to Eleanor Roosevelt.
Information about the Pauline Miller Cowan collection is available
online at
http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/mss/cowan/cowan.htm. The
entire collection is available to the public during regular Ramsey
Library Special Collection hours. Special Collections is open from 9
a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday and is located on top floor of the
For more information, call the UNC Asheville Ramsey Library Special
Collections Department at 828/251-6645.
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