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Kandy Korn Witch Child Costume
Trick or treat is all about the candy, but in this cute costume its all about you! The clever Kandy Korn Witch child costume is a sweet dress with matching witch hat inspired by the orange, yellow and white of a candy corn kernel. Youll look good enough to eat.
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Sweet enough to eat, this Candy Corn Witch child costume will cast a spell on everyone who catches a glimpse of your beauty! Bewitch them in this colorful classic ensemble, complete with tutu skirt, striped sleevelets, footless tights and a multicolor witch hat.
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Good witch or bad witch? Youre the cute witch when you wear this sweet Kandy Korn Witch tween costume! The darling lace-up dirndl dress with puffy sleeves and kicky skirt spells F-U-N. Kick up your heels in the polka dot bow striped stockings and trick-or-treat!
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Who said witches cant be sweet?! Prove them all wrong when you dress your little one in this Candy Corn Witch Toddler Costume. Black, white, orange and yellow dress features a layered skirt and comes complete with a mini witch hat on a headband.

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Interview: Henrik Vibskov
The Danish designer/artist/musician on blurring the creative lines and making coffee
by Karen Day in Style on 11 March 2014
Creativity, Design Indaba, Fashion, Henrik Vibskov, Interviews, Music
A look at Henrik Vibskov's Central Saint Martins student ID reveals a great deal about the formidable Danish designer: he's curiously shirtless and sporting a pretty progressive haircut (particularly for 1998), but most telling are the words "BA FASHION (MIXED MODE)." While this declaration outlined his university focus, Vibskov has seemingly always lived his life as a hyphenate, and his wonderfully outlandish runway shows reflect his conceptual hybrid thinking and motley talents.
Taking home first prize by breakdancing in an electric boogie competition at the mere age of five, Vibskov—now 42 years old—has since amassed a simultaneously impressive and intriguing biography, portfolio and unsurprisingly, an international cult following. A fashion designer, costume designer, contemporary artist, drummer, retailer, professor and potentially anything else he puts his mind to, Vibskov not only takes on almost any type of creative endeavor that piques his interest, he does it on a massive scale.
We've chronicled Vibskov's beautifully bizarre world in the past, but we recently had the chance to meet with him in person in Cape Town, where he gave a presentation at Design Indaba as part of a diverse group speaking about Danish design. Naturally, Vibskov took an unusual approach to the conference, remaining seated while speaking (which he explained was because he needed to pee) and regaling the audience with anecdotes about the times he's failed (like when his idea for a "mountain of boobies" ended up being just a small pile) and how he creatively overcomes those obstacles. Below we discuss process, reflection, making coffee and the importance of being yourself.
During your talk, you mentioned the fashion industry's push to do two seasonal collections a year. Do you dislike being on their schedule, or does that structure help in some ways?
I like it some ways. I have to say there's many things in fashion that I maybe don't like, but sometimes I also like the tempo, that you have to quickly reflect on things. But it's a really aggressive tempo. Somehow I like stuff happening and I like the tempo. In general though, I've always been really slow in school, and I didn't do my reports until the night before [they were due]: "I'll get up early!" Then I would put my alarm to five and then it's like, "Oh fuck, it's 6:30!" But I think if I didn't have a deadline I would be [whistles] on a spiral.
I'm usually working on 10 projects at once, but once I thought, "OK, instead of exhibitions, music touring, costumes I'm doing for the opera house, let me only focus on the show and doing a collection." Then I was like, "Now I'm ready to come up with the best idea ever, I have time." In the end—I don't know if it was a better project—but time-wise, I was using the same [amount of] time.
How do you find time to reflect if you're always in motion? Or does it matter?
Oh, but I think when you are in motion… If you're just lying there, you go inside your room and stay there for three months, I'm not sure you would [reflect]. When you're in a flow—and for me it's very important that I work on different things like music, or theater costumes or installations—because suddenly maybe you produce that thing. Because you're in a process, and there are a lot of things that can be used, from an object into a pattern, paper-cutting of the sign or more general ideas. But being in different processes can give something to you.
Do you try to out-do yourself each time? Or is it just whatever you're currently thinking about?
Yeah, that's just—I really like a little bit of a twisted, surreal universe. So I don't know, some of them are better than others. Some are rubbish. Some grow with time.
Music seems to be an important part of your life. Does that come into or inspire in some way the other parts of your creative output?
Sometimes the reason why I'm actually doing what I'm doing comes definitely from music and how we, as people, communicate through clothing, books, films. In those small social circles, how we define and are sending codes and signals out to other people about what we like. I think when I was 16 and suddenly all band members were dressed in black, looking to the same pointy shoes, or three years after we were a little more grungy, you know. Suddenly I was like "Hey!" I was suggesting some pretty wild things for some of those indie bands I was playing in, and some were completely off track and not very masculine either for some of those times.
But there were some kind of big connections between the music and how you appear. And I think suddenly it was like, "Yeah." I found it pretty interesting how looking into all different medias and how people are appearing, and music videos or artists doing films—like Matthew Barney—and creating identities. And that whole identity and how to communicate, suddenly I think made a purpose instead of only thinking about clothing in a commercial perspective.
Do you consider yourself an artist, a designer or a musician?
I got a little bit uncomfy and unsure when I did my presentation because all the other guys, they're designers and focusing on emergency problems, a lot of doctors, hospitality, systems, reports and numbers. And they are designers but I'm also a designer but in that whole setup, it's like, am I just a creative person or can I call myself a designer? I was trying to reflect quickly up there like, "Fuck, they're all talking about doctors and emergency problems and how we can save the world. And I'm just sitting here, like a fashion designer," you know. But then yesterday I skipped the conference and I went to a township; we were seeing a workshop and I just did a little walk through the whole thing and it's really pretty hardcore, without water and electricity. But then I also saw some beautiful women and they were missing a lot of things in say, a normal society.
But their appearance—how they were appearing—was extremely important to them, how they were dressed and how they were appearing. And all of the small houses were extremely clean. The more aesthetic things are extremely important for mankind. And so I don't have any medication projects that could save the world, but maybe the dream or the beautiful side of appearing, that's maybe my… Because I think it can burn, it can be rainy and everything is going down, but you know, people would still be aware of how you are and how you're appearing in that whole catastrophic scenario. And also, you know, humor. Make people laugh or do a project that's maybe a bit far out—if you can manage to really give people a thought or a smile, that's as important as whatever kind of medicine, you know.
You know, I'm not a painter, I'm not an artist in that perspective. Sometimes I try to stick to, "Hey, I'm a designer. I'm craftsmanship, I have my material." Because artists sometimes are just so fluffy and when you're traveling around the world, there are so many artists that you're like, "Hey, it's really nice to be a craftsman, something that people can relate to." I have some friends who are artists. But I'm actually doing design and I'm just trying to (for my own mind) stick to something because it's simpler. Should it just be a creative mind? Sometimes I doubt what I should call myself. Do I really want to call myself an artist? Music I know. I can play music.
Does it matter what you call yourself? It's just a word right?
Yeah, I think it is. And I think in general, we're all pretty unsure feeling and that's why we're wearing a hat—a duty—we do stuff that we feel safe doing. The titles are some kind of safety position. Sometimes people are very unsure and feeling unsafe about me because I'm doing many different things. And they really want to put me in that box: "Hey, you're a fashion designer, you cannot do this, you're not allowed to start doing hospital equipment or do art exhibitions." I'm pretty cool with it, I do a lot of different things. I have a big exhibition in Finland right now, a retrospective on all the things that I have done. And it's going really well, but I can see some people are like, "What is this? Is this some kind of art trip? Oh, there is some clothing!"
What are you working on at the moment?
I'm working on costumes for Swan Lake at Den Norske Opera House. I'm working on three different ones actually. And then, I made a really stupid deal. I moved to Paper Island in the middle of Copenhagen. The paper distribution guys are struggling so they kind of moved out and there's this big island they've emptied and a few guys moved out there. I moved into the mechanic workshop where they used to fix all the trucks. But I also needed the small house that was next to it. But the owner didn't want to rent it. He said, "No no, I need a cafe." So I said, "I don't know what you're thinking, but I think I could do a pretty cool little little little coffee shop." He said OK, and now it's been eight months since I've been living out there, and he comes in his Porsche (which is very uncommon) and says, "So when can I have my first espresso?" Coming up!
So the plan is when I get back, we open the coffee shop. We have one week—it's in the contract. Typical me; getting involved in these kinds of stupid deals. We're not going to earn any money on it. And who's going to stand in that little coffee shop making coffee? So that's next week. We've been working on bits and bobs, it's nearly there, but we just need to make coffee. Probably the coffee is going to be really bad.
I don't know, people can pull at you in so many different ways. But I'm just doing the things that I like, and I think that's kind of important. Maybe it goes wrong, but at least I'm trying.
Additional reporting by Evan Orensten; images courtesy of Henrik Vibskov
Awesome Without Borders
Greasing the wheels of greatness around the world with a new project each week—from experimental art to humanitarian causes
by Hans Aschim in Culture on 11 March 2014
Creativity, Philanthropy, Social Innovation, Art, Crowdsourcing, Design
Acting as a sort of reverse Kickstarter for do-gooders and action-oriented creatives worldwide, Awesome Without Borders (AWB) is non-profit funding mechanism like none other: there are few barriers to being eligible for the groups grants, whether it's a non-profit, an art project or something entirely outside the box, there's very little red tape to cut through. The NYC-based organization—a chapter of the Awesome Foundation—combines a truly global reach with a wide-ranging area of influence. The organization fosters creativity, innovation, community building and flat-out "awesome" ideas with no-strings-attached grants of $1000 to new organizations each week. Born out of a partnership with The Harnisch Foundation and working closely with Ruth Ann Harnisch, the foundation's president, AWB has funded projects ranging from site-specific light installations in Georgia to infant health initiatives in Afghanistan.
"The only negative part," says executive director Jenny Raymond, "is that we hear from so many projects." The AWB team fields around 50 applications per week, each vying for the one-off grant to make their project a reality. "The board has to reach a unanimous decision, even if I really go to bat for something, it's a group decision," Raymond adds with a laugh. The wide-reaching nature of the organization—both geographically and in terms of outreach—sets it apart in the world of cause and project funding. "Each project is so different, and all of the successful projects are things where we say, "Wow, that's awesome."
Upon browsing through some of the successfully funded projects, it's clear there are truly no limits to the "awesome." One grant helped NYC-based EpiBone—a biomaterial startup that allows patients to grow their own bones—move into a new lab at the Harlem Biospace. While Raymond struggles to pick a single favorite project, she sites the Blogologues—a female-led live comedy group that "performs the internet" live on stage from Craigslist missed connections to viral memes—as a standout. The group's funding led eventually to improv workshop curriculum development for teenage girls, with laughter an added benefit of the leadership and self-confidence the classes help to develop. "It's a totally bizarre niche but there's this strong value that came out of it. All from a one-off grant," Raymond says.
Check out all of Awesome Without Borders' funded projects online and keep an eye out for new grants added each week.
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The Hudson Standard Shrubs
Aromatic syrup born of pear, honey and ginger made from locally sourced ingredients in upstate New York
by David Graver in Food + Drink on 11 March 2014
Alcoholic Drinks, Bitters, Hudson Valley, Hudson Wine Merchants, Michael Albin, New York, Small Batch
No visit to New York's Hudson Valley is complete without a trip to Hudson Wine Merchants, where the unprecedented selection is matched only by the knowledge of their staff and the reliability of their recommendations. On our most recent visit, CH was pleased to learn that the shop also sells their own handcrafted local bitters and shrubs (a syrupy sister to bitters, invoking vinegar) under the label The Hudson Standard. While both iterations—Spiced Apple Bitters and Pear Honey Ginger Shrubs—wow the palate, we fell in love with the latter for its unique profile: simple yet surprisingly full and less concentrated than the bitters. There are just five ingredients within (organic apple cider vinegar, pears, organic sugar, honey and organic ginger) and the bulk of them are locally sourced from Hudson Valley farmers.
Bitters and shrubs have traditionally been used as additives for cocktails (not to mention their medicinal history) but a touch of The Hudson Standard Shrubs, which contains no alcohol content at all, added to a bit of seltzer makes for a tasty virgin alternative. The Hudson Valley pears open beautifully, mingling with local honey and ginger and supporting the apple cider vinegar. It's both tart and lightly sweet, lending a dynamic taste that could accent many beverages, salad dressings and just about any other food exploration.
The Hudson Standard Shrubs is available online for $15 for a 250ml bottle.
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Namier used to complain that British historians were cursed with a fatal propensity to turn away from history's hard structural analysis to write biographies. It may be so; and, perhaps ironically, the official history of Parliament which is to be Namier's monument is founded upon multitudinous biographies of all known M.P.S. But British historians make uncommonly good biographers, and Robert Blake could argue that no one can write the history of the Tory Party in the nineteenth century without having to form a judgment about the legend of Dizzy. The fascination of this immensely readable book is to see what Blake, who is a don at Christ Church and leader of the conservative cause in the academic politics of Oxford, makes of the legend.
The legend on which British school-boys are brought up is as follows. Coming from an obscure family, Disraeli had to overcome racial prejudice and his own youthful extravagances which resulted in his maiden speech being howled down in the House of Commons. By supreme genius he rose to the top. True, he stabbed his leader in the back when Peel abandoned Protectionism. But Disraeli remolded the Tory Party by following the principle enunciated in his novels, that is to say, by allying the Tory aristocracy and squires with the working classes. When at length he got back to power, he put into effect social reforms which he had for long cherished. He was the first British statesman fully to understand Britain's imperial mission and, when he died, the country was imperialist and had become the mediator in the Balkans and the great power in the Middle East. As the founder of modern Conservatism he had saved both the monarchy and the aristocracy from sterility and extinction.
VERY LITTLE OF THE LEGEND is left after Blake gets to work, but something infinitely more interesting emerges. Disraeli was a politician, a supreme master of the art of living and acting politics, if we define that term as the pursuit of power. What he believed, what he achieved, is almost totally irrelevant. He came in fact from a respectable Jewish family (his two younger brothers went to Winchester), his father being a well-known man of letters, and he was baptized at the age of thirteen. What he had to overcome were not social obstacles to his genius but his almost entire lack of prudence and practicality. He lost a small fortune speculating in stock; he started an asinine newspaper with a drunkard; he libeled and caricatured his acquaintances in his novels; he lived a raffish shady life in London, perpetually borrowing and never repaying loans, engaging in rapid affairs with various ladies whom he liked to mother him. So far from being a calculating lover, he was passionate and indiscreet: even when he married for money, he didn't get as much as he had been led to believe. He was forever in scrapes, knew London night life, and was too well acquainted with …


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Petrol Driven Car Prices are getting slashed as the sales is slowing down and many people are turning towards Diesel driven cars-Volkswagon Passat/ Vento and Fiat Punto ,Suzuki Desire modles are selling most apart fm Tata Indica and Toyota Innova
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My dear friend diesel is expensive in few countries already. For example in our neighboring country Pakistan Diesel is more expensive than petrol because of its demand. We might also face similar problem once number of diesel cars increases in our country. I was recently in china almost 90% Moped Bikes are Electrical Powered. Most excellent thing about them is they are noise and smoke pollution free. In general I want to explain you that we should produce Car, mopeds & bikes with some alternate of Petrol & Diesel then only it will become possible to control over prices of Petrol & Diesel.
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Still sending gas capsJust thought I would share the fact that they are still doing the replacement gas caps. Mailed my form in on 4/12/04 and got my new cap on 5/11/04.
All she did when she first saw it was stand there looking at it, shaking her head,
while my buddy and I stood there drinking beer, grinning over my fine purchase.
Well thays good to know for when I buy my next 10 future Cubs. When I sent for my caps I used 2-extra serial numbers off of a friends Cubs so I would have spares. His are on his ranch (unoperable) but he wont sell them.
Then came Bronson
I sent off for one for my '45 B Farmall on April 5....still waiting.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
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I got one for my Loboy yesterday. It took about 5 weeks from the day I mailed the form in. Mine came UPS. It's a real snug fit too. Glad to have it also cause if I filled the tank up more than half full it spit out the little breather hole in the original cap. The fire hazard aside if it got on the manifold....it sure made ya smell if you were down wind when it's spittin out! Try getting a free gas cap from sears in 50 years for your garden tractor!!!
I ordered 3 caps, 2 for me one for the wife's uncle. Gave it to him as a gift. The caps are free! The shipping is free! However, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency charged me $30.00 -- seems Navistar put the value as $30.00 US which put me over the limit, so they charged me $20.00 handling fee, I think about $6.50 in Duty and of course 15% tax or something like that. I was not impressed to say the least. And to get your money back you have to get the right forms sent to you, then signatures that tell them you are a Canadian, 3 people to vouch for you that you are still alive, as well as your first born child in vigorish! God - would cost me more than I paid.. cause you don't get the handling fee back I sure hope you fare better! Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Just declare it worthless and they will only charge me 5 bucks Actually, if the declared value is less than $20.00 US, then I can get away with out paying duty or any of the other fees. Hint, Hint, Hint I look at it this way, what I pay for or am willing to pay for a part, does not mean that the price is actually what the value would be. A simple $0.40 clip could be priceless if I can't get it here. The problem with Navistar was that they should have made the declared value as $0, since the cap was free. They apologized, but I still didn't get my money back either.... oh well. I feel much safer using the new cap as I have had a couple of inadvertant spills with the old one. The same reason goes for photocopied or even original manuals. If it is declared as reading material then there is no duty - one perk we get. That is why when someone sends me a manual from stateside, I always ask them to declare it as reading material. Insured value is irrelevant. So y'all, ifn ya wanna do your Canadian cousins a favour, just list the value as less than$20.00 on a used part. That way we can have more left over for the next one we need and can't get here. Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
I believe the numbered Lo-Boys are included in the offer.
I got home last night and the wife brought in a box with the new cap for my B Farmall in it. April 5- May13....5 weeks, 3 days.
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OSLO, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Norwegian fertiliser firm Yara posted a 23 percent drop in third-quarter core earnings as Chinese overproduction dragged prices lower, and said it was considering a major investment in the United States to increase its presence there.
Yara, the world's biggest nitrate fertiliser maker, said on Friday earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) excluding one-off items fell to 3.22 billion crowns ($542.75 million) from 4.18 billion a year earlier, in line with expectations.
Its realized prices for urea, a key fertiliser component, fell 24 percent while ammonia prices were down 30 percent, primarily as a Chinese tax credit stoked production and other low cost markets also stepped up output, the firm said.
"The increased supply from China turned the market supply-driven, as the highest cost producers needed to curtail production to balance the market," Yara said.
Banking on its size, a relative advantage, Yara said it was in talks with chemicals giant BASF to jointly invest in a "world scale" ammonia plant around the U.S. Gulf of Mexico coast, supporting the German firm's expansion plans.
Yara's earnings have suffered this year as global fertiliser prices fell, but analysts say prices may have bottomed out.
Increasing consumer demand and the ending of a low tax window in China could support prices, though analysts said any recovery would be very slow.
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Mixology, which premieres Wednesday at 9:30/8:30c, 10 people have ended up at New York's hottest bar mix looking for love, distraction, relief and maybe even themselves. Having written big-screen comedies The Hangover and 21 and Over, executive producers and writers Jon Lucas and Scott Moore are no strangers to turning around the lives of characters in one night, mainly assisted by alcohol.read more
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This Season Pass includes all current episodes and will include future episodes after broadcast date as they become available. Heading into its intense, spellbinding second season, Kevin Williamson's THE FOLLOWING catches up with Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon), who has since withdrawn from consulting with the FBI after the shocking events at the end of the first season. After several bizarre incidents, however, Ryan realizes that Joe Carroll's (James Purefoy) bloody web of murder is not over. watch
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Me too Hopefully it's just a rumour?
I read somewhere that beginning August 26th, this upcoming Sunday, that Splash Mountain won't be operating during Extra Magic Hours.
I'm pretty bummed , I never actually got the chance to ride it during EMH, but it was high on my list of things to do after hearing Lou and Tim rave about it on their list to Top 10 Things To Do At Night.
Me too Hopefully it's just a rumour?
Nope, not a rumor. Enjoy those Tiki Birds though.
Some people are like Slinkies.
They aren't really good for anything,
but they still bring a smile to my face when I push them down a flight of stairs.
Friends are Gods way of apologizing to us for our families.
If you go outside of Daylight Savings Time months you can still ride it in the dark.
I was looking forward to riding EE in the dark again this year, but every single night we're there AK is closing at 5pm.
To rub even more salt in the wound, it's open until 8:30pm every night of the week after we leave...
This past thursday we were at Early EMH for the Magic Kingdom, they only opened Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. It was a joke
Space, Buzz and Peter Pan (just 'cause ya can?) and EMH done.
Hasn't morning hours always been just those two lands? I'm so not a morning person.
Some people are like Slinkies.
They aren't really good for anything,
but they still bring a smile to my face when I push them down a flight of stairs.
Friends are Gods way of apologizing to us for our families.
That's the way it was when we were there in 2010.
Morning EMH has only been TL & FL that I can remember.
Not big on nighttime EMH (we like to do a later night dinner thing) so I don't know about that.....
That's sad... Splash was always good to do in the evening EMH toward the end of the night!
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JUNIOR (2012-13): One of five players to appear in all 32 games, making 27 starts... averaged 6.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game as a junior, shooting .633 from the field... his 11 blocks led the team... reached double figures six times, including a career-high 14 points at Hawaii on 7-of-13 from the floor... hit double figures in three-straight games from Jan. 12-19, scoring 11 points against UC Riverside and 10 points each against UC Irvine and Long Beach State... grabbed a career-high seven rebounds twice at Washington (Dec. 2) and at home against Hawaii (Feb. 2)... had six rebounds -- all offensive -- at Hawaii on Jan. 3... his 37 offensive rebounds were second on the team.
SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Johnson played the season at Central Wyoming College in Riverton for Coach Curtis Condie, a former Louisiana Tech assistant... Johnson scored 51 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in the first two games of this season.
FRESHMAN (2010-11): Played in all but three games and started four times for Louisiana Tech in 2010-11, averaging 1.7 points and 1.5 rebounds in about 7 minutes per game for Coach Kerry Rupp, who was fired.
Played his high school ball for Campbell Hall in North Hollywood where he averaged 14.5 points and 8.4 rebounds as a senior... he was a two-time All-CIF selection and his teams won two state championships.
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Sent this to everyone on my email list, thought I'd share it with you all as well
I wanted to pass along a quick story to all of you, and ask you all for a small favor as well. As you may know, I have a real soft spot for animals, especially stray dogs. We adopted Vinny from a wonderful local place her called "Pets and People." They are a no-kill shelter and they do truly amazing work. Remarkable. Since then, I've kept up with them, donated when possible, and even "sponsored" a few dogs here and there. Today, I had to swing by Jennie's office to give her something. In the parking lot, I came across the most adorable little lost dog. He was rummaging through the parking lot looking for anything to eat. He seemed somewhat well groomed, and he was wearing a collar, but he had no tags. He was also not neutered and his hair coat was a bit ruffled. I decided to scoop him up. He was a bit nervous of me, but he was very sweet and had no aggression when I put him in my truck. I took him to a local vet and the "scanned" him to see if he had one of those microchips-- he didn't. And they had no room for him. So, I called Pets and People. They too, had no room. But they offered to give him full vaccanations for free so that I would be able to board him somewhere if I found an opening. When I got to Pets and People, the ladies there fell in love with him, but they are under a mandate from the city to get their "numbers" down or else. They vaccanaited him for free, and they gauged that he was about one year old. He seemed to be in decent shape, but the fact that he was not neutered and did not have tags certainly raised eyebrows about how responsible his owners were. They got on the phone and called all over town trying to find a vet that had boarding room. I was 100% prepared to pay a day to day fee at any boarding place until we could place him permanently. But all of the vets were booked due to the holidays. Our little guy was out of luck. The lady who runs Pets and People then disappeared into her office and came back and told me that she just learned that they had one slot open and could take him after all. He is now there, in a safe place, where he will almost certainly get adopted soon (just look at his pictures!). I know they didn't really have room, but these people have such big hearts. I can't express how much affection they give these lost, abandoned, and often abused animals. They do it 24-7, 365 days a year, for no money. We're talking hundreds of cats and dogs. Of course, people still take advantage of them. I felt guilty enough handing over one more dog to them (although I would have taken him myself if I had to). But people dump dogs on their property all the time-- even tieing them up in the dog park occasionally. A few Christmas's ago, someone even broke in and stole the money from their safe if you can believe that. Anyway, that's the story, and now I wanted to ask two favors of all of you: 1. If you were having any trouble finding a worthy holiday chairty, or if you had a few bucks to spare this season, I can assure you that every penny they receive goes to the care of their animals and the animals that will eventually come their way. There are thousands of worthy charities out there-- and this one is no more "deserving" than the next, but this one happens to have affected me personally, so I thought I'd try to "spread the word" as much as possible. 2. Please forward this to people on your email lists. It's not spam, and I certainly don't want anything from anyone. Just decided that I would try and do my part and get the word out to as many people as possible. Vinny is 100% a part of everything we do. He is at every family gathering, etc... he is a wonderful part of our lives. And Pets and People saved him off the streets. They took him back when the first people who adopted him "returned" him. They took him back, no questions asked, and continued to "stick with him" until he found us. That takes tremendous love and patience. I'm grateful for everything they do. If this isn't "your thing," then no big deal. Just thought I'd let you all know about them. Here is a link to their website with a list of all of their dogs (pay special attention to "Itchy" who has become a pet project of mine ) I am also including some of their info, and of course, pictures of our little lost friend. Thank you for your time, I hope this finds everyone healthy and happy, Ed(ward) http://www.petsandpeople.com/browse/petdirdogs.htm Pets and People 701 Inla Avenue Yukon, Oklahoma 73099 405.350.7387 firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Good cause. I'll have to keep them in mind.
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Re: Dogs
I can definitely relate when it comes to love for animals. Some of you may remember a thread I posted here a few months ago when my dog passed about 7 or so months ago now.
I went to the shelter around 4 months ago now and realized instantly... that I was not built to go into shelters. I wished I had enough land to take every one of them home with me. Unfortunately though, I'm a broke college student with a small back yard. I did manage to get one home though. She's a 2 year old lab mix. While every other dog was barking away she just sat there calm as can be and that's how I knew we'd mesh well She did have a problem with running though, which is why she was there, but we've worked on it to the point where she's manageable. Anyway, I've tried to make time to go back to the shelter to walk some of the dogs around the park area when I can, since they rarely get the chance otherwise. I'd advise an animal lover not to go into one of those places unless you're ready to make a commitment I'll definitely be keeping this in mind though, my sister is big into the email forwards at work, so I'll make sure she passes it along. Last edited by HumnHilghtFreel; 12-18-2007 at 09:19 PM. |
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Re: Dogs
There is probably a local place close to you that needs help also. The one I help will take donations of money, food, litter etc.
HHF, she looks made for snow. Reminds me of when I was a teen. I'd hook two or three of my coonhounds to this big toboggan sled we had and mush them around like huskies pulling the little neighborhood kids around. Dogs and kids both loved it. Good times.
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Re: Dogs
Thank you. And as Boyds of Summer mentioned, I am sure every city in America has a similar spot. They could all use all the help they can get. |
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Re: Dogs
Thanks for that post Ed.
Remdog was a 'found' dog. One of the best things that ever happened to me. Next came 'Stevie' who we rescued from an animal shelter. Almost all of these animals at shelters are looking for nothing more than love and an opportunity to return that love a hundred fold. They very well might be the sweetest creatures on this earth, IMO. I want to say more but I think I'll stop here 'cause I'll probably get too emotional about this. Rem |
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Re: Dogs
Ed, he looks a lot my my beagle. He looks to be a beagle - basset hound mix. I know he's at at least got blue-tick beagle in him and he's mixed with something.
Here's mine, there's a lot of similarities.
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Re: Dogs
Unfortunately this time of year a lot of dogs - and cats - are given as gifts and then a little while later the family has to get rid of the animal. Then you have the same problem with overcrowed shelters and abandoned animals. It's pretty sad and people should really think before giving a pet as a Christmas gift.
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Re: Dogs
Very similar, and the both resemble my dog, Vinny. We believe him to be part beagle-bassett as well.
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A Comparison of Two Dose Levels of Indinavir Combined With Two Nucleoside Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTIs) in HIV-Infected Patients
This study has been completed.
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First received: November 2, 1999
Last updated: June 23, 2005
Last verified: June 1999
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The purpose of this study is to determine if two dose levels of indinavir combined with two nucleoside analogue reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) have the same effect on plasma viral load (level of HIV in the blood).
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
HIV Infections |
Drug: Indinavir sulfate |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Endpoint Classification: Safety Study Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Multicenter, Open-Label, Randomized, 24-Week Study to Compare the Safety and Activity of Indinavir Sulphate, 800 Mg q 8h Versus 1,200 Mg q 12h in HIV-Infected Individuals Having Plasma Viral RNA Less Than 400 Copies/Ml, on Concomitant Therapy With 2 Nucleoside Analogue Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTI) |
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Estimated Enrollment: | 350 |
In this open-label study 350 seropositive HIV-1 men and women are first stratified according to baseline plasma viral RNA (less than 400 copies/mL vs negative plasma viral RNA result) then randomized into one of two arms:
Arm 1: Indinavir (800 mg, q8h) plus two pre-existing NRTIs. Arm 2: Indinavir (1,200 mg, q12h) plus two pre-existing NRTIs. Plasma viral RNA will be measured every 4 weeks for the duration of the 24-week study.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 16 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
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Patients must have:
- Documented HIV-1 seropositive status.
- CD4 count greater than 100 cells/mm3.
- Parental consent for patients under 18.
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00002406 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 246P, MK-0639 |
Study First Received: | November 2, 1999 |
Last Updated: | June 23, 2005 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by NIH AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service:
HIV-1 Dose-Response Relationship, Drug HIV Protease Inhibitors |
Indinavir RNA, Viral Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Lentivirus Infections Retroviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Virus Diseases Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral Sexually Transmitted Diseases Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes Immune System Diseases Slow Virus Diseases HIV Protease Inhibitors |
Indinavir Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Protease Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Pharmacologic Actions Anti-HIV Agents Anti-Retroviral Agents Antiviral Agents Anti-Infective Agents Therapeutic Uses Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors |
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How to choose java/javac 1.6
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My main machine is Linux where I successfully compiled VTK. The problem is that I have both JDK 1.7 and 1.6 installed and I want to compile with 1.6. In VTK I see it is pointing to /usr/bin/java. If I go into the terminal I can see /usr, but I can't see it in Finder. Linux Nautilus has no such problem in that I can see everything. In Linux I can look in /usr/lib/jvm and see all my java versions. There is no /usr/lib/jvm on the Mac, only usr/lib/java where I don't see anything which would allow me to choose. (It would also be nice if I had something with a GUI in place of the terminal to look at the disk contents.) In /usr/bin/java -version I got version 1.7, so I need to find another java which will give a version of 1.6. Thanks, Ilan |
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HAVERHILL — The City Council approved Mayor James Fiorentini's request to hire two new police officers last night, answering calls from the patrolman's union and some members of the public to bolster the force's declining ranks.
The union has complained that low staffing has led to poor morale among officers and hampers the department's ability to devote proper resources to preventing and solving crimes.
The council voted to transfer $26,364 from the city's cash reserve account to pay the salaries of the new officers through the end of the fiscal year June 30, but it's unclear when the new recruits will actually start.
In a brief interview after the meeting, Fiorentini said he is negotiating with the union about when the officers will start.
The recruits have to go through the police academy before they can work as officers on the street, but they can perform some administrative functions and possibly other duties until then if the city wants to hire them right away, said patrolman Rick Welch, vice president of the police union. Welch, who sat in on last night's meeting, said the next police academy session begins in June.
"We're pleased with the mayor's decision to add two officers and we'd like them to start right away," Welch said. "We're talking to the mayor about what they could do until they complete their training."
The decision to hire more officers comes two weeks after Fiorentini announced that major crime is down 13 percent in Haverhill since 2010 in seven areas tracked by local police for the FBI. The patrolmen have said the statistics are misleading and that violent crime and gang activity is actually increasing in Haverhill, based on their first-hand experience policing the city.
The FBI's Uniform Crime Report tracks reported homicides, forcible rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, larcenies and motor vehicle crimes. According to the report, major crimes in Haverhill were down significantly in 2012 compared to 2010. The comparison of those two years shows these drops: homicide 33 percent, rape 38 percent, robbery 32 percent, and burglaries 51 percent.
The city's 2012 crime levels are less encouraging when compared to 2011, however. In fact, murders actually increased from one in 2011 to two last year; there were the same number of assaults — 294 — in 2011 and 2012; and reported instances of forcible rape dropped by only one to 15. When 2012 is compared only to 2011, major crime is down only a few points overall.
In the seven categories, there were 2,149 reported crimes in 2010; 1,947 in 2011; and 1,878 last year.
The patrolmen have cast doubt on the statistics as an accurate measurement of crime levels in the city. In a prior statement, the union said the FBI report is "limited to specific categories and lacks the intimate knowledge of the community and the police department that supplies the information."
For instance, the FBI warns against using Uniform Crime Report data to form a full picture of crime in a community. An advisory explains that a department's resources, including its budget and its ratio of police officers to residents, are key parts of the crime picture not accounted for in the raw statistics.
Haverhill has one of the worst officer-to-resident ratios in the region, according to the union and other regional studies. There are around 65 patrolmen and detectives to police Haverhill's roughly 61,000 residents and 35 square miles.
The FBI report also does not track so-called victimless crimes such as prostitution and drug dealing, and it only tracks reported crimes. Moreover, only male-against-female rapes are counted in the report in tracking rapes and sexual assaults, and only the most severe crime is reported in an instance where multiple offenses have been committed.


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Jan. 16, 2012 at 12:29 AM ET
Online retailer Zappos.com is telling 24 million customers that their personal information has been hacked, and forcing all of them to reset their passwords. Cyber criminals may have accessed customers' names, e-mail addresses, billing and shipping addresses, phone number, and the last four digits of consumers' credit card numbers, the firm said in an announcement that was posted on Zappos' Web site late Sunday night. Full credit card numbers were not stolen, the firm said, because they were stored separately.
The announcement included the text of an e-mail that Zappos customers will soon receive.
"We were recently the victim of a cyber attack by a criminal who gained access to parts of our internal network and systems through one of our servers in Kentucky. We are cooperating with law enforcement to undergo an exhaustive investigation," says the e-mail, which is signed by Tony Hsieh, Zappos CEO. "For your protection and to prevent unauthorized access, we have expired and reset your password so you can create a new password. Please follow the instructions below to create a new password. We also recommend that you change your password on any other web site where you use the same or a similar password."
While passwords that may have been stolen were cryptographically scrambled, Zappos said, it is still requiring all consumers to change their passwords. Zappos also recommends that consumers who use their Zappos password on other sites — a common, if unsafe, practice — should change those passwords, too.
Zappos has set up a special Web page for customers to visit and change the password: http://www.zappos.com/passwordchange.
Anticipating a flood of customer service calls in response to the notification e-mail, Zappos is taking the unusual step of turning off its customer service telephone lines and forcing consumers with questions to send them in via e-mail.
"Due to the volume of inquiries we are expecting, we realized that we could serve the most customers by answering their questions by email," Hsieh said in a note to employees, also posted on the firm's Web page. "We have made the hard decision to temporarily turn off our phones and direct customers to contact us by email because our phone systems simply aren't capable of handling so much volume. (If 5% of our customers call, that would be over 1 million phone calls, most of which would not even make it into our phone system in the first place.) "
Hsieh said the firm would have "all hands on deck," to help customers with questions.
Judged by the number of customers impacted, Zappos' data breach is among the biggest thefts of customer information ever, but still considerably smaller than last year's incident involving the Sony Play Station Network, which reportedly impacted 77 million customers.
Hsieh struck an apologetic tone in both the e-mail to consumers and the memo to staff.
"We've spent over 12 years building our reputation, brand, and trust with our customers. It's painful to see us take so many steps back due to a single incident," he said in the memo. "I suppose the one saving grace is that the database that stores our customers' critical credit card and other payment data was not affected or accessed."
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The Fueled By Ramen Weekly Contest
This week we are offering a Power To The Local Dreamer prize featuring the Skeleton Pullover Hoodie from twenty one pilots, a signed poster and a copy of their debut album, Vessel.
WINNER: Ryan M. of Cary, NC
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This week we are offering a Power To The Local Dreamer prize featuring the Skeleton Pullover Hoodie from twenty one pilots, a signed poster and a copy of their debut album, Vessel.
WINNER: Ryan M. of Cary, NC
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Congratulations to Fun. and twenty one pilots who are both nominated for the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards! Fun.'s video for 'Carry On' is up for Best Pop Video and Best Direction and twenty one pilots' video for 'Holding On To You' is nominated under Artist To Watch. You can help both bands take home the coveted Moon Man award by voting HERE.
Fun. and twenty one pilots will be part of this year's iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, NV. Fun. will perform on Friday, September 20th and twenty one pilots will play in the iHeartRadio village on Saturday, September 21st - more details can be found HERE.
For this weeks Sunday Night Music Club we've got 'Inside My Head' from The Swellers' second full length album Good For Me. Enjoy!
I wish you could see inside my head
To answer all of the questions that you have
And I'm sorry about the promises
I said I would but I never did
I was wrong
I wish you could see inside my head
The Fueled By Ramen Style blog is back! We will have fun themes, cool prizes, and new twists. Each week we will have a winner who will be featured in our webstore newsletter in addition to winning a prize. There will also be a monthly contest where you can vote on a grand prize winner! Submit your photos to us through Instagram by tagging us @fbrstyle and using #fbrstyle or you can go to our tumblr page and submit a photo HERE. Have fun with it, tell your friends and start submitting NOW!
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This week we have lyrics from 'Gravity' by Days Away from their 2005 release, Mapping An Invisible World. This album is the FBR075 release from Fueled By Ramen.
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Editor's note: Part 1 in a series analyzing the housing market in the Santa Clarita Valley.
U.S. HealthWorks Medical Group provides medical care and claim management to companies whose employees have experienced work-related injuries.
A small residential cul-de-sac with 13 homes was recently built in the Santa Clarita Valley, and a mixed-use business district with 42 storefronts will soon be ready use for as well in the latest private enclave in Placerita Canyon.
Local business owners shared their secrets to not only surviving the recession, but growing their businesses during the brutally harsh economic period, during the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce's quarterly luncheon Thursday.
Have you read a book that inspires you in business and life? A book or story that stirs you to become a better business owner, leader or person? A book that shows you how to build a solid foundation and grow your business? Or a book that you feel enhances leadership skills? Tell us about it.
Imagine sitting down with family and friends two Sundays from now one of the most-watched television events of the year, the Super Bowl, and the game-changer isn't necessarily which team scores the most touchdowns.
When many people hear the phrase "industrial building," visions of large, dark, aesthetically tasteless structures come to mind. The new Avalon Business Center in the Valencia Commerce Center plans on changing that image.
Stay Green Inc., a family-run company, began in the garage of Richard and Charlene Angelo's San Fernando Valley home in 1970, with one truck, a handful of residential customers and a vision for providing the best landscape services anywhere.
A new star escorted dignitaries at the 68th annual Golden Globe awards ceremony last weekend, adorned by eco-friendly fabrics such as luxurious suede and accessorized by cork, bamboo and recycled jute materials.
Editor's note: First in an occasional series on local dealerships and their automotive manufacturers' unique histories.
Many new jobs can be created by technology innovations, according to a University of California, San Diego study.
The Valley Industrial Association launched its new website Tuesday, coincidentally released on the date written numerically as 1-11-11. The debut of the new site is timed to coincide with the organization's 30-year anniversary next month.
Long gone are the days when business owners issued handwritten paychecks and pay stubs to employees.
A committee of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to helping micro businesses - small firms with home-based operations or one to three employees, whose owners are so caught up in daily operations that they can find themselves isolated.
Employees are receiving belated Christmas gifts courtesy of the federal government this month: a decrease in the amount of Social Security taxes withheld from their paychecks.
When the Schrey family –of Schrey & Sons Mold Company Inc. in Santa Clarita – set out to build a better doggie door for their family pets, they parlayed an already successful business into a multi-million niche business – Ideal Pet Products. At the time, there only two manufacturers of pet doors in the United States.
The idea of filling a void in forensic and clinical lab testing circles was born 40 years ago in 1973 of Larry and Judy Plutchak when they launched UTAK Laboratories of Valencia to supply much need quality control materials – blood, urine and body fluid materials – for test verifications in labs across the country.
Santa Clarita's jobless rate dropped back down slightly in November.
While home sales typically drop around the holidays, Santa Clarita Valley home sales in November were on par with October sales, and the median sales price rose once again.
Independently owned and operated since 1998 by Jim and Anita Lombardi of Santa Clarita, Federal Escrow Inc. has been offering every type of escrow imaginable.
When members speak, Premier America Credit Union listens.
Santa Clarita is already home to the largest collection of automotive dealerships in Southern California, giving residents a wide selection from which to shop and buy locally. But two more dealerships announced last year they are opening for business.
Just like General Motor's iconic muscle cars that helped the brand revolutionize the market, Chevrolet is revved and roaring to the marketplace with more new products than the public has seen in a decade.
AMS Fulfillment's meteoric growth over the past decade led to the company's leasing of 13 different buildings scattered throughout the Santa Clarita Valley.
Dan Carpenter first opened his Santa Clarita automotive service in October 1988, specializing in the repair of Honda and Acura vehicles.
The Small Business Development Center, hosted by College of the Canyons, offers a wide array of services, many at no cost to new and existing business owners.


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Being a parent of a child with physical, emotional, or behavioral problems can be exhausting. Try to take good care of your physical and emotional health. Doing so will help provide you with needed energy to care for your child with special needs.
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- Excavation Unit: 13.5N 26W
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- Identification: Chinese porcelain dish, "Four Seasons" or "Four Flowers" design. This style of dish is called "Four Seasons" or "Four Flowers" because of the use of four separate floral motifs that are more clearly seen on the bowls or plates of this design. The four flowers each represent the four seasons of Spring (orchid), Summer (plum blossom), Fall (chrysanthemum), and Winter (bamboo), and was based on a long tradition of Chinese art. What makes this particular Chinese pottery style unique was the use of hand-painted decoration instead of a decal or pattern. Similar to celadon-style ceramics, "Four Seasons" comes in a variety of forms including bowls, sauce dishes, saucers, spoons, and small liquor cups. "Four Seasons" vessels were an expensive brand of Chinese pottery, comparable to "Celadon" types, but substantially higher than "Bamboo" vessels. The presence of a high number of "Four Seasons' and "Celadon' in a single area might indicate that the occupant of a home was more wealthy than their neighbors.
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