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Brandied Pear
A sweet indulgence of ripe, juicy pear and cask aged brandy. A rare balance of natural freshness and mouthwatering sweetness that can be enjoyed in any season.
- Simply Amazing
This fragrance should definitely be rated 3 leafs! I absolutely love this fragrance! This has definitely been added to my permanent scent list!!!
- Love!
Amazing scent throw hot and cold. Used this with the GW464 in shallow travel tins and the scent filled the room with a wonderful fragrance.
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The Brandied is our BEST SELLER!!!! Its so clean and crisp. I just love it and so do my customers! Thanks CS
- Great Cold / Hot Throw & Very Wide Appeal
Brandied Pear is hands down a best seller & deserves a 3 leaf rating, without doubt. Bright, crisp, & not flowery pear notes with slight brandy notes. At 1st sniff OOB, I thought it was just OK & wasn't sure if it would be liked by others. I was a bit surprised when I poured my 1st batch of it, & saw this scent fly off the shelves. At anywhere from 10-12% in EcoSoya CB Advanced & also EcoSoya PB Pillar, it is clean, fruity & strong. It has extremely wide appeal; my earth & musk loving customers even bought this scent. To illustrate it's throw power, a relative of mine lost almost all sense of smell years ago, but she was able to smell this scent & fell in love with Brandied Pear. It also blends quite beautifully with a wide variety of other CS scents.
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This smell is really great. Smells like fresh pears. This smell is slightly tart, which makes it less cloying that some sweet smells, which I really enjoy. Im not sure that I smell brandy in here exactly, but there is something more complex happening that straight pear that makes this a warm and interesting scent. I used this at 1.5 oz/lb in GB 464 and enjoyed it enough to buy more :)
This scent is intoxicating! I love...love...love it! I will purchase it again!
- Beautiful Scent!
I received this scent as a sample and I love it. I purchased the Pecan Pie also. The Brandied Pear was the better of the two in my opinion.
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I love this scent. I also think it deserves a 3 soy rating. I will definitely be buying more! I used it in ecosoya PB.
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The scent is very smooth
- Great pear scent!
This is an awesome pear scent! It only got a 2 rating for soy wax, but my hot throw was awesome. This is just the right blend...the pear scent is not so strong that it is overwelming. I think this one will be a big hit!
- Fantastic fragrance
I could kick myself for not ordering this scent sooner. Used 1.2oz. in a paraffin blend, and the throw is OUT OF THIS WORLD! Will be ordering a much larger quantity very soon. Please Candle Science, never stop offering this fragrance!
- Awesome Pear
This scent rocks. It is absolutely the best pear I've ever tried ... the scent throw is amazing, an instant room filler in my 50/50 soy blend. Great for the holidays, and all year too. I can't make Brandied Pear fast enough, it flys off the shelf. Thanks again Candle Science.


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Michelle Dortignac, founder of Unnata® Aerial Yoga, is an E-RYT 200 certified Yoga instructor of close to 20 years, while during most of those years also being a professional aerial acrobatics performer.
Michelle grew up in Colorado where she and her family spent a large part of their time in the Rocky Mountains hiking, camping, and contemplating the silence of nature. The athletic quality of Hatha Yoga is a natural outgrowth from those days, using strength, endurance and flexibility to seek an inner calm and peace.
In 1991, Michelle moved to NYC to study Dance and Yoga. The two practices became integrated for her. In 1998, she became certified to teach Vinyasa Yoga through the OM Yoga center, and began teaching at the center. In 2002, Michelle transitioned her Dance training from the floor to the air, learning the circus art form of Tissu/Silks. That same year, she left OM Yoga center, continuing to explore her unique vision of Aerial Dance and Yoga. She practiced at home, in Circus studios, and at the renowned Dharma Mittra Yoga center, culminating all her studies into this combined class — Unnata Aerial Yoga. Although the first classes were taught in January 2006, Unnata Aerial Yoga is an organic hybrid that has grown out of a lifetime of study on movement and meditation.
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LARIMER COUNTY- If you're in Fort Collins Friday, be ready to showcase your dance moves.
On Feb. 14, over 200 countries will be participating in a global phenomenon called "One Billion Rising."
In unison with the Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center, the local community and Poudre School District students will be performing in two flash mobs at noon on Colorado State University's campus and 6:30 p.m. on Friday on Old Town Square.
They will be using dance as a form of expression to speak out on violence against women.
In 2013, the event brought 50 participants and organizers are expecting an even greater turnout this year.
Former University of Colorado-Boulder student Margaret Behm choreographed a dance especially for Friday's event:
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The Oakland Raiders sent their 2011 first round pick to the New England Patriots in the trade for DE Richard Seymour so they don't have a first round pick right now.
Key words: right now.
The Raiders want back in the first round, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The first step to making a deal is finding a team to dance with, and the Raiders have been working the phones to see if there are teams willing to trade out of the first round (there are). The second step is finding the right player to trade up to get.
I think there will be several teams they can trade with at the bottom of the first round. There will, however, be some competition. It's believed that at least a couple of teams will be looking to move back into the first round to select one of the quarterbacks that will still be available.
It's difficult to identify who the Raiders are hoping to snag. They have a number of different needs so you can realistically predict 5-10 different players they would be looking at.
There is precedent for the Raiders getting back in the first round. In 2005, they didn't have a first round pick and got back into the first round to select CB Fabian Washington. The Chronicle report notes that owner Al Davis has had a first round pick every dating back to 1989.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Sean Kinghorn, the St Catherine-based attorney, who along with his secretary and a farmer are facing fraud charges, are to return to the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court next month.
The accused persons' legal team was on Tuesday served additional papers by the prosecution when they appeared before Magistrate's Georgianna Fraser.
The prosecution said that there are more documents to be served on the defence, which is led by attorney Danielle Archer. The matter is scheduled for November 15 for the prosecution to serve those further documents.
Kinghorn is charged jointly with his secretary Ruth Spencer and farmer Linton Campbell.
The three, who are facing forgery and conspiracy to defraud charges had their bails extended.
They are accused of illegally creating a will for a St Ann woman in 2008.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - It hardly mattered that LSU's normally overpowering running game amassed only half of its usual average against Mississippi State.
Suddenly sizzling LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger more than made up for it with a second straight performance approaching the 300-yard plateau in a 37-17 victory over the sinking Bulldogs on Saturday night.
The way Mettenberger has been throwing the ball lately, the Tigers find themselves on one hand looking forward to next year while at the same time wondering what could have been this year if it hadn't taken the talented quarterback and his young receiver corps eight games to get the passing game going.
The Tigers' latest triumph moved them up to No. 8 while dropping Mississippi State out of the The AP Top 25 Poll.
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Pineapple Fluff Pie Recipe
This dessert has been a life saver for more then 20 years of entertaining and potlucks. With only four ingredients, it's a snap to make and pop in the fridge.Jane Rhodes, Silverdale, Washington
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple, drained
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant lemon pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- In a large bowl, combine the pineapple and pudding mix until thickened; fold in the whipped topping. Spoon into crust. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Pineapple Fluff Pie in Quick Cooking September/October 2000, p17
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This makes a great, fluffy after dinner treat! Made a few times-- once I did not have a crust on hand so simply put into a bowl. The filling is so light and tasty that it was just as great on its own.
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Nothing this easy should taste this good. :)
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I substituted sugar free banana cream pudding instead of the lemon pudding. It was delicious!
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went to a potluck, didn't know what to take, saw this recipe had the ingredients and it was the hit of the potluck and the only complaint was it was gone in minutes and I should have taken two.
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Nosh on: Kombu Kitchen caters to the vegan crowd
Boston has its share of award-winning chefs and Kristen Thibeault, chef/owner of Lynn-based vegan catering company Kombu Kitchen, recently joined their ranks. Thibeault proved she could hold her own among chefs of all creeds when she won San Pellegrino's Almost Famous chef competition in Napa, a mainstream cooking competition.


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The (Not Quite) South Florida Punk SceneAfter searching for and failing at finding music venues for an upcoming road trip, I realized that it's even insanely difficult to find live music in my area, Saint Lucie County, FL. This article gives insight on some local upcoming punk shows.
Ouch! $40,000 in Student Loan DebtAlthough I have received a master's degree, and an awesome education, the $40,000 in student loan debt that I have incurred really puts a damper on my achievement. Will I have my loans paid off when my children go to college?
How Divorce Helped Me Become a Better ParentAlthough divorce can traumatize children, it doesn't have to. My children have adapted well to the changes in their lives and I offer some advice on how we have reached this point.
A Pretty Cool Thanks to My MotherI definitely don't thank the important people in my life enough. So in honor of Mother's Day, I'm sending a thank you and some love to the most important lady in my life, my mom.
I'm an Atheist, but My Children Go to a Religious School. What Gives?How is that I am an atheist but my children attend a Christian school? Sometimes in life, compromises must be made, and ideals must be abandoned. This is how my story ended happily.
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(WMC-TV) - A Memphis mother who believes her daughter's body is missing thought she would have answers Tuesday. The owner of Galilee Memorial Gardens agreed on camera Saturday to exhume the girl's body Tuesday, but that's not what happened.
Voner Matlock, 27, died of an enlarged heart just more than a week after giving birth to a boy, Trevor Matlock.
Voner Matlock's burial service took place under a tent at Galilee Memorial Gardens on Ellis Road in Bartlett.
"There was no hole, there was no dirt, there were no men ready to lower her into the ground," Adrienne Matlock said.
When the service ended Voner Matlock's sisters say there was no burial.
"'The service is over, you all may leave,'" Alexianne Matlock said, quoting cemetery officials at the burial.
Vickie Jackson came to visit her daughter's grave five days later, but the cemetery Vice President couldn't find the grave.
The next day, the cemetery marked a spot, over hard ground, as Voner Matlock's grave.
The family says other markers also appeared. A large dead root is over one supposedly freshly dug grave.
After a long debate Saturday, cemetery owner Jemar Lambert agreed to exhume Matlock's body, Tuesday at noon.
"I will solve it for you, I will move it, it's no problem," Lambert said Saturday.
But Monday, he told Jackson, she would have to pay $1,500 to $2,500 for it.
Tuesday, we confronted him about the change.
"Then I talked to my attorney and he advised me otherwise," Lambert said. "But, to just alleviate the problem, seriously, I will suck up all the costs."
"The body will not be disturbed until I get here, that is correct?" Jackson asked Lambert.
"Uh....I don't know about that part," Lambert said. "Because there is a certain way we go about that and procedures that we go about with that."
"I need closure on that," Jackson said. "That's why I say I want to be here."
"What's wrong?" Jackson asked Lambert after he paused.
"Huh? My thing is, that's fine but once again...that's fine. Two o'clock Tuesday," Lambert said.
A Tennessee Spokesperson says state law does not appear to prohibit family members from being present at a disinterment. In one condition, it actually requires it.
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It might sound crazy to dish out a $7 million salary to Alexander Semin, he of the mixed reputation and just 21 goals in 77 games last season.
But whatever TSN panelists say about Semin's intangibles, his playing history and underlying numbers indicate a big salary like that for just one year at age 28 is a no-brainer. That's how the Carolina Hurricanes landed the star winger, and that's how they are likely to be very glad they took the plunge.
Two things to know about why Semin was allowed to walk from the Washington Capitals, and why he lasted on the unrestricted free agent market so long this summer:
First, the Capitals already had two forward stars (Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom) locked up long term for a combined $16.2 million in cap hit. They added another $6 million when they extended defenseman Mike Green this summer. Because of those commitments, Semin was always the odd man out unless he somehow proved himself even more essential than those stars. It's why he was retained on consecutive one-year deals of $6 million and $6.7 million.
Second, teams reserve the kind of lifetime deals that Ovechkin and Backstrom have -- and the kinds that top free agents Zach Parise, Ryan Suter and Shea Weber signed this summer -- for players they are 100 percent certain are franchise cornerstones. Semin, though he's been playing at a $6 million-plus salary the last two seasons, is not seen as such a cornerstone.
Not that this makes him a bad pickup at all, even at the cornerstone price of $7 million.
Truth be told, the best players in their prime probably deserve an even bigger salary, but most of them accept less so that teams can afford to fit an actual supporting cast under the cap. And most of them accept that lesser amount in return for a long-term commitment that essentially overpays them (cap-wise) in their later, unproductive years.
People like to bash Semin's work ethic, demeanor, backchecking -- Pierre McGuire even hilariously called him a "coach killer" despite no list of slaughtered coaches -- and the reputation is repeated so wide that there's probably some substance behind the echo chamber.
But recent analysis shows Semin's been a productive playoff performer, one of his team's best performers at even strength, and someone whose demeanor is at worst misunderstood. It's fair to say Semin is a more productive, more effective player than popular media give him credit.
Yet aside from the reputation versus performance, there are other reasons to be at least wary of what Semin will bring to Raleigh -- reasons that it's prudent not to lock him up until he's 40. Beyond scoring just 21 goals last year -- something that could be attributed to decreased ice time and an uncharacteristically low 11.5 shooting percentage -- he's also 27, his career-high 40 goals came two seasons ago, and in several seasons Semin has been hindered by injuries.
Essentially, you sign Semin for his lethal wrist shot -- which has been particularly lethal against the Hurricanes -- and still-improving hockey sense, and hope the body holds up so that he produces his more customary 30 goals. The Hurricanes were one of the few teams that could both afford, and were willing, to add Semin for $7 million on a short term "let's get to know each other first" deal.
Combined with the addition of fellow top-six forward Jordan Staal this summer, by the end of this season the Hurricanes are very likely to see this Semin trial as money well spent.
At that point, the question for Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford will be the same question that faced Capitals GM Mike McPhee for years: Can we afford to make Semin part of our core for life?
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The upscale three-story, three-bedroom Penthouse condominum sits on the third floor of the historic Story and Clark piano factory, and features the most spectacular views in downtown Grand Haven. The lower level is a suite that contains a full kitchen, a full bath, washer & dryer, and bedroom with a king bed and private balcony. The middle level has two bedrooms, Master bedroom has a king bed and private balcony, guest room has a queen bed, and a bathroom (with washer & dryer), while the upper fifth floor has a dining room, half bath, full kitchen, living room, and large balcony. Four inflatable twin mattresses and bedding are available, to allow the condo to sleep from 6 to 10 guests. It's the perfect get-away perfect for several couples and large families.
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College arms dominate Indians' Draft
Tribe selects 41 college players, 31 pitchers
CLEVELAND -- The Indians made arms and experience the hallmarks of their 2009 First-Year Player Draft class.The arms were by design, and the experience was a byproduct of the talent available.
ROUND 1 PICKSFollow every pick
1 WAS: S. Strasburg
2 SEA: D. Ackley
3 SD: D. Tate
4 PIT: J. Sanchez
5 BAL: M. Hobgood
6 SF: Z. Wheeler
7 ATL: M. Minor
8 CIN: M. Leake
9 DET: J. Turner
10 WAS: D. Storen
11 COL: T. Matzek
12 KC: A. Crow
13 OAK: G. Green
14 TEX: M. Purke
15 CLE: A. White
16 ARI: R. Borchering
17 ARI: A. Pollock
18 FLA: C. James
19 STL: S. Miller
20 TOR: S. Jenkins
21 HOU: J. Mier
22 MIN: K. Gibson
23 CWS: J. Mitchell
24 LAA: R. Grichuk
25 LAA: M Trout
26 MIL: E. Arnett
27 SEA: N. Franklin
28 BOS: R. Fuentes
29 NYY: S. Heathcott
30 TB: L. Washington
31 CHC: B. Jackson
32 COL: T. Wheeler
36 LAD: A. Miller
72 NYM: S. Matz
75 PHI: K. Dugan
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Of the 50 players selected by the Tribe over the three-day Draft, which wrapped up with Rounds 31-50 on Thursday, 31 were pitchers and 41 came from the college ranks.Scouting director Brad Grant went into the Draft expecting to take advantage of the depth of arms available. He didn't necessarily expect to grab so many college players. "When we pulled back, it wasn't a mind-set we had," Grant said. "When we looked up at the board, we realized that we did go heavy on college. It wasn't intention. It's more that we thought that's what we felt the strength of the Draft was. We did take some high school position players and pitching later on [Wednesday] to balance it out." Seven of the nine high school players selected came on the final day. But the real meat of the Draft, as Grant was quick to admit, was in the first 15 rounds. "Through the 15th round, those are the majority of the guys we're going to try to sign right away," Grant said. "The majority of the other guys, we'll take a look at through the summer and make decisions." In the first 15 rounds, the Indians took 10 pitchers -- eight right-handers (North Carolina's Alex White, UC Santa Barbara's Joe Gardner, Faulkner University's Austin Adams, the University of Arizona's Cory Burns and Preston Guilmet, Monmouth University's Brett Brach, Puerto Rico's Joseph Colon and Washington State University's Jeremy Johnson) and two left-handers (Bellevue Community College's Kirk Wetmore and Palm Beach Community College's Mike Rayl). The other top 15 picks were Arizona State outfielder Jason Kipnis, San Jose State third baseman Kyle Bellows, Missouri State first baseman Ben Carlson, University of Mississippi outfielder Jordan Henry and Cal Poly shortstop Kyle Smith.
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|Kyle Bellows
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Grant said negotiations have already begun with some players. Top pick Alex White, however, will be a work in progress, as he is still pitching for the University of North Carolina in the College World Series. The same goes for the No. 2 pick, outfielder Jason Kipnis, whose Arizona team is also in the Series.Last year, Cleveland was aggressive in signing players with high bonus demands above the slot. The Indians' budget might not allow them to be quite as aggressive this year, but Grant said he'll take each signing on a case-by-case basis. "We did draft some guys whose bonus demands are high," Grant said. "We'll see what happens over the course of the negotiations." The Indians had 865 players on their Draft board this year, and Grant said about 75 players still remained on the board after the 50th round. If they Indians wish to do so, they can still try to sign any of the undrafted players they had interest in. All in all, with the potential depth in pitching and experience added to the system, Grant, who is in his second season at the Tribe's amateur scouting director, was pleased with the three-day Draft. "I'm very happy with the process," he said. "We took a lot of time to put our board together properly, and we went by our board and stuck to our board."
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Well this is insanely cute. (And a little terrifying for people who have spent the last several weeks watchingĀTrue Detective.)
This young girl inĀSouth KoreaĀis getting her first lesson in ōHow Not to Get Abducted,ö and she really, really doesnÆt get it.
MomÆs lesson is pretty simple: if a stranger approaches you and offers you something, just say ōno.ö
And the girl is like, ōYeah, cool, but not if cookies are involved, obviously.ö
YouÆll want to watch this video multiple times a day, every day for the rest of your life, because this little girlÆs joy, innocence, and love of cookies is so wonderfully life-affirming.


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Warriors in Pink have just begun offering a customized pink Zune. The limited edition Zune is a 4GB flash model with a pink front and the Warriors in Pink logo on the back side. The one drawback is that the Zune is retailing for $175, but what you get, aside from a nice pink Zune is the feeling of doing something good because the proceeds go towards the Susan G. Komen for the Cure.


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Plan to open youth centres despite county council cuts (From The Oxford Times)
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Plan to open youth centres despite county council cuts
7:30am Wednesday 12th March 2014 in News By Matt Oliver, Reporter covering North Oxford, Jericho and Summertown. Call me on 01865 425498
Buy this photo The Oxfordshire Association for Young People has been relaunched as Oxfordshire Youth. Pictured, from left, is chief executive Paul Lawrence with creative display organisers Emmy Tulane-Cassia and Laura Sewell, and Jason Edmunds one of the speakers
A YOUTH organisation has revealed how it plans to refocus its efforts in the wake of cuts to council services.
The 65-year-old Oxfordshire Association for Young People, which relaunched as Oxfordshire Youth on Monday, plans to pilot a new string of youth centres around the county.
Chief executive Paul Lawrence said he was currently in talks with about nine councils and villages about getting the project off the ground.
He said: "We hope the first new centre could be set up by April and by September we would be looking to approach more communities to see if there is more we can do in partnership."
Mr Lawrence said that despite cuts to council funding, groups like Oxfordshire Youth still had to provide good quality services for young people.
He added: "There is a need for giving them something to do and somewhere to call their own. We can help with that."
Funding for the new centres would come from a variety of sources, including 'Big Society' cash from the Government.
An idea championed by Prime Minister and Witney MP David Cameron, it aims to encourage charities and private firms to take over services traditionally provided by local authorities.
Mr Lawrence said that in recent years the organisation had lost contracts from Oxfordshire County Council but still received about £500,000 from central government and money from the Big Lottery Fund.
He added that he had seen an increase in other community groups requiring advice on policy and criminal record checks on volunteers.
Oxfordshire Yout, which is based at Bury Knowle Park, Headington, currently employs about 15 people.
As part of the relaunch, people under the age of 18 will be allowed to sit on the charity's board of trustees for the first time.
Jason Edmonds, 19, from Banbury, spoke at the official launch evening on Monday night and said it was the beginning of a "new era."
He said: "Oxfordshire Youth is a vital service for young people because it helps all sorts of people in whatever situation they find themselves.
"This relaunch gives young people a greater chance to participate in the organisation and take part in more activities."
The group will host the County Youth Awards event on Monday at the New Theatre, Oxford.
More than 1,100 people have been nominated for an award.
The evening is also set to feature entertainment from 11 young county performers.
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An anti-Mitt Romney campaign ad paints the picture that he is in favor of lower tax rates for himself, but not the middle class.
Though it is a perfect example of a clever and catchy ad that will have people talking, some important details were left out.
Sitting down for a one-on-one interview with CBS Evening News Anchor Scott Pelley, Romney tackle big issues and then some – from foreign policy, to Medicare, to what he prays about each night.
But it's the part in the interview about taxes that has a lot of people talking. The ad portrays the interview like this:
Pelley: You made on your investments personally about $20-million last year and you paid 14-percent in federal taxes. That's the capital gains rate. Is that fair to the guy who makes $50,000 and paid a higher rate than you did? So you think it is fair? Romney: Yeah, I think it's the right way to encourage economic growth.
And just like that, the republican nominee for president appears to say that millionaires should be taxed less than the middle class. We did some digging and found the original interview and found an entire section cut out.
In that missing section, Romney explains the reason the capital gains rate is lower is because the money has already been taxed once at the corporate level.
With that line absent from the ad - it sounds as if Romney is saying millionaires should be taxed less than the middle class.
Because of that omission, we rank the ad - false.
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How to Get Rid of Ground Digger Wasps (Cicada Killers) from Your Lawn
Two Methods:What You Need to Know Up FrontHow to get rid of Ground Digger Wasps
This article provides instructions on how to eradicate Ground-digger Wasp (otherwise known as cicada-killer) nest infestations on your lawn/property.
Method 1 of 2: What You Need to Know Up Front
1Learn about ground digger wasps. Ground-digger wasps (GDWs) are very large (slightly larger than a green hornet) passive-aggressive wasps that "build" their nests in dry, unfertilized earth. They are typically large and black-bodied with yellow stripes on their back-end. When fully grown, they measure about one and a half inches (or more) in length with about a one and a quarter-inch wide wing span.Ad
2Know the signs. You'll know you've got ground-digger wasp nests in your lawn or garden when you see small granular mounds of dirt piled up anywhere from two-to-five inches in height. At the base of the mound of granular dirt will be a finger-sized hole with a "path" of dirt leading out from it.
- The nests will be sporadically built throughout your lawn or garden, but will typically be in the driest areas and/or under longer grass/weeds or under growing flowers. GDWs do not like, but can live in, moist soil.
3Find out the life cycle. In the Northeast US, the life-cycle of a ground-digger wasp is about one month beginning in mid-July and ending around mid-to-late August (depending on where you live, their life-cycle may start earlier or later). They go from young adults buzzing about play-attacking with each other, to full-size adults in about two-to-three weeks.
4Know that they only sting when attacked. While VERY menacing looking, they are passive stingers---meaning only if VERY threatened will they attack and sting. You'd practically have to start digging into their nests while they're flying about for one to come at you and sting you (so, don't do that!). Otherwise, they tend to buzz about to check you out and to scare you away---AND they probably will the first time you encounter them. Know that they'd rather get on with their business of killing cicadas up in the trees than sting you.
Method 2 of 2: How to get rid of Ground Digger Wasps
1While the method below basically kills the wasps in their nests, I've found no other (safe- for-nearby-pets) way to eradicate them from my own lawn than this method. I still get nests from year-to-year, but only one, maybe two now. The trick is to kill all of them while they're in their nests so their babies will not come back to the same place they were born.
2Get the supplies. To eradicate an infestation of Ground-digger wasps (GDWs), purchase from your local party store and supermarket, the following items: a) a large bag of WHITE plastic knives, and b) up to three or four jug gallons of regular or lemon ammonia.
3During the day, when the wasps are up hunting for cicadas in the trees, mark each nest you find with one of the plastic knives pushed into the ground as close to the hole of the nest as possible (without disturbing the hole). Leave enough of the knife sticking out of the ground so you can see it.
4After 10:30 or 11pm, (later is better), that evening, using a flashlight, seek out the knives you placed and carefully pour about two-to-three cups of ammonia into each of the holes. At this time the wasps are probably nesting/sleeping, so you'll be catching them while in the nest. (You can stretch out the amount of ammonia by mixing a one-to-one ratio of water to ammonia. The diluted strength will still be enough to kill them.) Do NOT remove the knives.
5The next day, repeat the process on any NEW nests that you find in the ground. You'll know the new nests from the old ones because you'll still have the knives in place from the night before. Once you've identified the new nests, remove the old knives.You may have to continually repeat the process depending on the original amount of wasps. Or you could hit the wasps with tennis rackets, knocking them to the ground then step on them.Ad
- The more cicadas there are, the more GDWs you'll have. So, if you have 7-year cicada infestation cycles, the chances are you'll have a LOT of GDW nests to deal with every seven years, UNLESS you (and your neighbors) follow the method above to eradicate them.
- If you see a GDW with a cicada under its belly, quickly get out the ammonia and pour it down the hole as soon as the GDW goes into the nest. (Birds will actually attack [in mid-air] a GDW carrying a cicada under its belly.)
- If you have pets, it is VERY important that you do not allow your pet to dig anywhere near a nest. You must also NOT use a diazinon or any other POWDERED toxic treatment on the GDW holes. Dogs and cats will not know that the powder is lethal to them.
- You'll probably continue to have nests each year. However, if you repeat the same process above each year, your chances of having more nests the following years will reduce greatly.
- Share the instructions with your neighbors as chances are, they will also have GDWs and not know what they are or how to get rid of them. If they don't do anything, you'll have an infestation on the block before you know it.
- Do NOT agitate or aggravate a GDW. They may attack and sting you if their NESTS are threatened in any way. However be advised the males don't even have stingers, and the females sting under extreme provocation only. Wikipedia reports the female stings as relatively "weak". As such, it's important that you follow the above steps when you don't see any GDWs flying around---wait until they're either be up in the trees (during the day) or in the nest (if at night).
- Use a low-powered flash light when treating the nests at night. Even at night GDWs will fly towards a very bright light.
- Do NOT try to step on them; they're VERY fast when they're young adults/adults. As they get older, they tend to slow down, but can still sting if threatened.
Things You'll Need
- Large bag of WHITE plastic party knives
- Up to four or more gallons of ammonia (regular or lemon)
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Planting Watermelon!
Topics : First Grade, Life Science, Nature
Introduce your budding gardener to a few fun fruits with a coloring page that doubles as a planting guide. You'll learn how to plant watermelon, and your little gardener can help color in this picture. Hint: Try cutting out this illustration to use it as a garden marker for your new watermelon plant.
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Subversion Goes to Apache
The Subversion version control system is now part of the Apache Software Foundation.
The project cofinanced by Collabnet and the Apache Foundation announced at ApacheCon in Oakland CA that Subversion is officially to become an Apache project.
The Apache Foundation saw Subversion rising into the top league of its 130 or so open source projects and initiatives and thereby profiting from its broad basis and structure. Subversion has had a long history together with Apache, already starting with the relationship between its respective founders. All Apache projects already use Subversion as their version control system, according to the announcement, and conversely, Subversion uses Apache technology such as its Portable Runtime (APR) and, naturally, the HTTP Web Server.
Until Subversion moves from the Apache Incubator to becoming officially a part of Apache, Collabnet will continue to support it and, even after the move, supply binaries for the version control and configuration management system.
The ApacheCon conference program is being transmitted per live stream by Linux Pro Magazine. Sander Temme ends the conference on Friday, November 6 with a talk on Realtime Search. Friday's live stream is under the "Lucene" track, with further talks by Ted Dunning, Isabel Drost and Sithu D Sudarsan. The program and access to the live stream are on the magazine webpage.
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Fire Safety in Residence Halls
The Division's Fire Safety Unit administers an aggressive program of regular inspection, testing and maintenance of university premises to ensure compliance with applicable fire and life safety codes and standards.
The division conducts regular egress drills and provides a variety of educational and training programs in fire safety and prevention techniques for students, faculty and staff.
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Fires and Fire Alarms
- If you hear an alarm, leave the building immediately.
- If you witness a fire, pull a fire alarm pull station.
- Pull stations are located on each floor of every residence hall near the exits.
Escaping a Fire
- If the door to your room feels hot, do not open it.
- Seal the cracks around the door with clothing to prevent smoke from entering the room.
- If outside air is clear, open window and wave a sheet to attract attention.
- If the door is cool, open it and proceed to nearest exit.
- Close doors behind you to limit the spread of fire and smoke.
- If there is smoke in the hall, stay low where the air is freshest.
- A wet cloth over your face will also help you breathe.
- Never use elevators during a fire.
- Remember to leave immediately.
- Do not try to save possessions. Doing so could cost you your life.
- Special procedures are in place to assist physically disabled occupants during an evacuation, residents are urged to consult with their Residence Director or the Public Safety Division's Fire Safety Unit for specific information.
Egress Drills
- Egress drills in residence halls are conducted at least once each semester.
False Alarms
- Causing a false alarm is a crime.
- False alarms endanger building occupants and responding police and firefighters.
- False alarms can cause some residents to become nonchalant, failing to leave during a real emergency.
- Students identified as being responsible for intentionally causing a false alarm face suspension from the university and criminal prosecution.
Fire Safety Reminders
- Do not allow trash to accumulate.
- Do not dispose of cigarettes in wastebaskets.
- The use of candles is prohibited in residence halls.
- Do not overload electrical outlets or use prohibited appliances.
- Never run extension cords under rugs or plug heavy cords into smaller extension cords.
- Holiday decorations can be dangerous.
- If you burn your food, open a window to air out the smoke. Do not tamper with smoke detectors or fire alarm horns.
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Laura Moreno was the front-seat passenger in a Maserati driven by Manuel Ruiz Diaz. As the two drove down a four-lane highway, Diaz began speeding and allegedly racing with Jose Luis Rodriguez, who was driving a Ferarri behind them. Diaz lost control of the Maserati, which rolled off the road and crashed into a tree.
Moreno was ejected from the vehicle, suffering multiple orthopedic injuries, including a broken left femur, a fractured knee, and a broken right tibia. She underwent surgery and required rehabilitation to learn to walk again. She now walks with a limp, has residual pain, and may require future orthopedic surgeries. Her medical expenses were about $193,000. A self-employed beauty supply store owner, the accident caused her to lose a hair product deal with QVC valued at $72,000.
Moreno sued Diaz and Rodriguez, alleging negligent driving.
The jury awarded about $1.27 million, finding Diaz 80 percent liable and Rodriguez 20 percent responsible.
Citation: Moreno v. Rodriguez, No. 2008-12-6677-C (Tex., Cameron Co. Jud. Dist. Jan. 19, 2011).
Plaintiff counsel: AAJ member Amber Medina, Brownsville, Texas.


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Global Environment Monitoring System - Food Contamination Monitoring and Assessment Programme (GEMS/Food)
GEMS/Food Total Diet Studies
Total Diet Studies: a recipe for safer food
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An overview of Total Diet Studies
- Towards a harmonised total diet study approach: a guidance document
Toxic chemicals and nutritional imbalances may cause serious health problems, many of which are irreversible and chronic. Elevated lead levels in children can result in delayed mental and physical development and learning deficiencies. Persistent organic pollutants, the so-called POPS, are associated with devastating effects on wildlife, including wasting syndromes, shrinking populations, birth defects such as missing eyes and deformed reproductive organs, and behavioural disorders. In addition, it is estimated that the global economic and trade burden from these contaminants in food totals many billions of dollars annually. It is therefore essential to have accurate information on people's actual dietary exposure to toxic chemicals. This is the main intent of total diet studies (TDS).
Total diet studies are the primary sources of information on the levels of various contaminants and nutrients in foods for human consumption. In addition, TDS results can be an indicator of environmental contamination by chemicals, such as POPs, and can be used to assess the effectiveness of specific risk management measures. As the presence of toxic chemicals in our world and their potential presence in our food increases, it becomes increasingly important to assess human exposure to background concentrations of a large number of chemicals in the diet. The responsibility and obligation to make these assessments usually rests with national health authorities. Total diet studies are internationally recognized as the least expensive way to estimate the average dietary intakes of toxic and nutritional chemicals for a range of population groups.
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From humble beginnings in 1860, Napiers has grown over the last 150 plus years, to become one of the oldest natural healthcare and herbal medicine companies in Britain. Today, we sell our natural products - all proudly made in Britain - all over the world. We are an independent company, owned by people who are passionate about what we do and we proudly continue Duncan Napier's dream "to provide an affordable choice of natural health care for all people".
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Who is Cordell trying to fool?
Original post made by Michael Goldeen on Nov 13, 2006
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She may have raked him over the coals for having participated in or being a beneficiary of past decisions, but nowhere in her argument does she challenge or contradict the accuracy of his criticism. Despite her protestations, our council's performance in the recent salary and benefit negotiations is questionable at best. As a result we Palo Altans now face burdensome employee costs in the future.
Whom is she trying to fool?
on Nov 13, 2006 at 5:45 pm
Q: Who is Cordell trying to fool?
A: Palo Altans !!
What is so complicated about that.
on Nov 13, 2006 at 9:02 pm
Michael Goldeen says nothing specific about why he thinks the deal that was struck between city employees and our City Council was a bad deal. He calls the deal 'burdensome'. Why?
Palo Alto enjoys a bevy of wonderful services, and dedicated providers of those services, that are consistently under attack by a tiny fragment of our community.
Perhaps Mr. Goldeen can suggest which services he would like to do without, and then do a poll to see how many agree with him. Then we can talk.
on Nov 14, 2006 at 12:26 am
Why is the contract burdensome?
An article in the SF Chronicle on November 13 says: "The future cost of providing health care benefits to millions of retired public-sector employees in California could reach $140 billion and lead to spending cuts in areas such as education and transportation if governments don't set more money aside to meet the obligations."
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According to Councilman Bern Beecham, Palo Alto's infrastructure backlog is somewhere between $100m and $200m. And the city faces an unfunded medical liability of $83 m for its retired employees.
Where's the money going to come from to pay for that "bevy of wonderful services"?