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ok song
Exciting stuff
it was okay
diggin it
Sweet, definitely one of my favorite grind bands.
ok song ok band
good band
great sound
Need to listen to these guys more.Digging: The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
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start with Exit, then everything else
Exit ftw.
heard Napalm, was good
everything theyve done sounds the same tbh
Agreed^^^^. When it comes to grind though, who really cares?Digging: Downer - Downer
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because its pretty average grind.
what is your idea of non-average grind?
hes right tho band is good but nothing special although i really love exit
exit is a great album but there isnt anything special about this band apart from them being good entry level grind
Entry level grind precedes executive grind, presumably?
It's a pretty average song
I fucking love this band. Keep up the good work.
Double post, but if this is entry level grind, whats executive grind? I started with Pig Destroyer, so where do they fall?
because its pretty average grind.
I think you miss the point with their brand of grind.
Awesome....and yes, what would be considered better grind? I see these guys as a pretty solid unit tbh....
their sound is a bit fierce to be entry level, there is grind easier on the ears for beginners
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As Dick Vitale once said, "It's flat out scary, baby." March Madness is upon us.
I've never really gotten the whole March Madness thing, but I have to tell you, this year it's really getting to me. It seems like I'm mad all the time this March; although some would argue I've been completely mad for a very long time.
Like today; we're a full week into spring and it snowed today. It flipping snowed. I have on three pair of socks, my finger nails are blue and it's spring. Haven't we had enough? It's bad enough we've all been freezing, scraping windows and shoveling snow since early fall. Now it's spring and we're still dealing with it. I have to tell you; I'm pretty mad about it.
What's worse than all the cold and snow? People complaining about all the cold and snow. And yes, I am seeing the irony here. I am one of those people complaining about the cold and snow, yet the people complaining about the cold and snow are getting on my nerves.
I chuckled good-naturedly earlier this year when people would say, "Is it cold enough for you?" but now I don't. Now I simply stare them down until they slink out of my office. And if I hear, "I'm so over it!" one more time I'm likely to push someone down in the freshly fallen snow, just to make sure they are really, truly over it.
Worse than those who hate the snow and cold are those who love winter. Undoubtedly, these are the people who don't have to be anywhere. Every time it snows, they are the ones who are exclaiming delightedly, "Oh look! It's snowing! Isn't it just so puuuurrrdddy?"


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A Grantville man was arrested after police say he displayed a handgun to a clerk during the attempted robbery of a Dauphin County hotel.
Charles Maxwell Ehrlich, 20, fled the Days Inn at 252 Bow Creek Road in East Hanover Township when he was refused entry, then tried to get away from troopers who tried to stop his vehicle early Thursday, state police in Harrisburg said.
He eventually crashed into the front porch of a home and was taken into custody.
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Baltimore, MD (SportsNetwork.com) - Steve Pearce had a career-high four hits and drove in two runs, as Baltimore completed a four-game sweep of the Texas Rangers with a 5-2 victory Thursday night at Camden Yards.
Nick Hundley doubled twice, knocked in a run and scored twice for the Orioles, who got six solid innings from Wei-Yin Chen (8-3). The left-hander scattered six hits and gave up two runs while fanning four.
Shin-Soo Choo belted a solo homer for the Rangers, who have lost five in a row overall and nine straight on the road for the first time since July 31 - Aug. 16, 2005. That also was a nine-game skid.
Scott Baker (0-2), making his third start of the year, surrendered seven hits and three runs in 4 2/3 innings. He was taking the place of Yu Darvish, who was moved back to Friday against the Mets after the start of Thursday's game was delayed nearly an hour due to rain.
Choo's homer to left-center provided the Rangers with a 2-1 lead in the fifth, but the Orioles went ahead in the bottom portion. Ryan Flaherty doubled to right and Hundley followed with a two-bagger off the wall in left. Two batters later, Pearce drove a ball to the gap in left-center, just out of the reach of Leonys Martin.
Adam Jones lifted a sacrifice fly in the seventh. Chris Davis lined a base hit to center later in the frame to drive in Pearce, who singled and stole second.
Brian Matusz and Darren O'Day combined for two innings of hitless relief and Zach Britton pitched the ninth for his 12th save.
Pearce singled in Hundley in the third, but Carlos Pena tied it in the fourth when his groundout plated Adrian Beltre.
The Rangers have lost 13 of their last 15 games ... Texas has dropped 11 of
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who moved seven games above .500 (46-39) for the first time this season,
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I have multiple pro teams that are my favorites and players that are my favorites, but there is only one absolute favorite. That's the Buckeyes, Ohio is my home, and I'm a Buckeye forever.
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Anyone else enjoying an SEC team losing to an AAC team?
Thanks and good for LSU for being willing to cross the Ohio River. And I'm with you guys I'd love nothing more than to see a team from the south and southwest come to Big Ten country in November or December, they'll never do it willingly though, wimpy punks.
Mad respect to Navy but I will root against them twice this season. Go Bucks and Go Army beat Navy!
Yeah seeing the team the past two years really has been a contrast to the walrus run Ohio State O-line. So glad that guy is gone.
Good article. We should all be as awesome and as classy of fans as Neutron Man.
That was the only time I was in Ohio Stadium at the same time as Neutron Man. It was the first game I ever got to attend in person and I was like a kid in a candy store. My friend explained to me that Neutron Man was a 'silly guy who dances who everyone loves.' I may not dance but I learned to love the Buckeyes as much as Neutron Man did. It's why I love going to the games even alone because I have that attitude that we the fans can make a difference and we should be loud and proud.
That's like a quintuple burn on the SEC. Good work!!!
~~Volunteers "square up" with Alabama?
Spotted a typo for ya. I've got some Tennessee in the family so I understand getting Volunteers and Mountaineers mixed up.
The Rose Bowl isn't gonna lose it's prestige as long as it still exists. I like the dry Horseshoe but it doesn't make much of a difference since after every game all of Ohio drinks more Beer than there is water in Lake Erie. Remember when the SEC was gonna call Indiana and the Hoosiers owned twitter by tweeting their phone number? That's how it's done Jayhawks.
I totally agree BadOwl, I'm just old fashioned and like guys who are kind of hometown boys and have been with mainly one team their whole career. I miss the days (in all pro sports) when a guy would stick with one team his whole career like Steve Y for the old Red Wings. Hartnell will be good here and RJ good there though and it's just the way the puck bounces.
Yeah I think it'd show more moxy and intelligence to just schedule a BYE Week that late in the year. Injuries happen less in an extra week of practice than in a game against an FCS school. I mean really not much good can come from it just ask Florida last year when they were losing to Georgia Southern. Or Auburn in 2004 while they were playing the Citadel, Oklahoma and USC were playing foes in their respective power conferences.
That gif makes me sad cause R.J. Umberger is no longer a Jacket, I think he made a crazy defensive play on that puck before Foligno scored the goal.
I agree with SeattleLinga. It always burns me up when we're playing teams like ttun and MSU in November while Bama and the south play FCS schools
If LSU had the guts to play Wisky north of the Mason-Dixon line I think I'd give the Badgers more of a fair chance but, in Houston, I don't think they got a prayer.
That still baffles me if Urban won 2 National Titles here then went to coach in the NFL I'd still love the guy!
The Barrett Barrage will have plenty of his own pics up around the state this year.
One of those times I wish I could upvote the Staff.
Va Tech cause Bud Foster can coach a defense and Frank Beamer is a solid coach. I thought about UC and Gunner Kiel but I think he'll be running for his life from Bosa, Spence, Bennett, and Washington.
I'm a part time Vol and even I think that magazine cover stuff is ridiculous.
What are the odds that if Dantonio is still Coaching with Urbs decides to retire that Dantonio comes to Columbus? I can't figure out if he's entrenched at MSU for the long haul or if he'd only leave for a handful of other jobs that don't seem to be opening up any time soon.
As long as you don't send him down here toward the river, our proximity to Kentucky makes things bad enough.
With ya Whiskeyjuice, that alone endears the 2007 season to me.
Navy is always solid man, I can't remember the last year they didn't play in a bowl and because their future sailors and marines they don't make mistakes and beat themselves with tons of turnovers or penalties, they don't get worn down because lets face it they probably do harder training during their BYE week than the rest of the non-service academies do all year. Anyway to wrap this up don't worry about our defense after just one game if they don't get on track right away.
Yeah this may be the most loaded we've been at receiver since 2005 when we had Holmes, Ginn, Gonzalez, Robiskie, Hartline (who was red shirting), and Roy Hall. Scratch that we may be even more stacked cause we got Jeff Heuerman and Nick Vannett at tight end too!
I'm with you man, these are lines you don't cross, and I'm glad you threw in religion too, cause as much as I don't care about Tim Tebow, it was wrong to mock him for his way of like just like it to mock Mr. Sam, or to use the horrible n-word. As a human these are lines I won't cross. At the same time I'm gonna fully expect people to cross them toward me because the world is nasty, and when you expect the garbage it dumps on you, you'll be happily surprised when on occasion the good in people shines through.


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Prelims: Day 2 of NCAA Swim and Dive Championships
March 28, 2014
The quartet of James Wells, Cody Miller Max Irwin recorded a time of 1:26.11 in the 200 medley relay, finishing 17th and just 1/100th of a second out of the consolation final.
Steve Schmuhl went out and demolished his school record in the 400 individual medley by almost a second, qualifying fifth for tonight's championship final with a time of 3:41.24. That tops his previous mark of 3:41.98 set at last year's NCAA Championships and was more than two seconds faster than his seed time (3:43.55).
Miller made it back to tonight's championship final of the 100 breaststroke, placing seventh in prelims with a time of 52.42, just outside the all-time IU top five.
Wells will swim in the consolation final of the 100 backstroke tonight after finishing 10th in prelims with a time of 45.92. Eric Ress just missed out on a scoring opportunity, coming in 18th with a time of 46.41.
200 Medley Relay 17. James Wells, Cody Miller, Max Irwin, Anze Tavcar - 1:26.11
400 Individual Medley 5. Steve Schmuhl - 3:41.24 (New School Record)
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Fireworks show is just part of downtown planPublished 10:28pm Wednesday, August 21, 2013
In addition to celebrating Labor Day, it is our opinion the fireworks that will be launched over downtown Selma will signify something much more. Positive change.
For years, we have challenged Selma's leadership to make the investments in Selma's downtown to bring visitors, bring consumers and, in reality, bring money to Selma's historic downtown area.
In recent weeks, the city has once again entered the hotel business by taking over the day-to-day operations of the Historic St. James. While we do not think this is a long term solution to the hotel's operational challenges, the changes already made by volunteers and city staff have been tremendous and the Labor Day festivities are yet another way the city is making decisions aimed at downtown.
It is our hope visitors — and residents alike — will decide to book the St. James Labor Day night and enjoy the fireworks over the Alabama River from the balcony or courtyard. We can only imagine how gorgeous the show will be reflected in the waters of the Alabama River will be.
In conjunction with the St. James operational changes and the relocation of the fireworks show — thanks to some "small" bridge work near Memorial Stadium — the city council is also discussing ways to create an entertainment district downtown, creating rules, regulations for businesses to operate — and hopefully helping direct what businesses can call the heart of Selma home.
It is important for Selma's future that the place that has forever played a role in Selma's past and present — its downtown — be relevant and vibrant.
It continues to be crucial that those who are so lucky enough to own buildings within the downtown area continue to find ways to invest in their buildings; find ways to stabilize those that are deteriorating and sprucing up those in need of a little loving tender care.
As we get ready for the fireworks celebration downtown, we hope downtown businesses will find ways to capitalize on the expected increase in traffic; stay open late, offer specials or do whatever you can to promote your services and the diversity of businesses in downtown.
We can only hope what has been a damp and dreary few weeks gives way to gorgeous skies on Labor Day. The city of Selma, the Dallas County Commission and others have worked too hard — and paid a plenty — to organize this event.
Let's hope it pays off for the businesses, for the guests and, in the end, the city of Selma.
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The Swift Current Diamond Wildcats were eliminated from the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League playoffs Sunday in Regina with a 1-0 loss to the Regina Rebels.
The Rebels outshot the Wildcats 37-17 but Jasey Book made 36 saves to keep the Wildcats in the game.
Delaney Frey scored the only goal of the game 23 seconds into the second period for the eventual game winner to clinch the best-of-five series 3-0.
The Wildcats were unable to capitalize on any of their five powerplay opportunities but held the Rebels scoreless on two man-advantages.
Regina moves on to the championship series where they will face either the Weyburn Wings or the Prince Albert Bears. Weyburn currently leads the series 2-1 with game four set for Wednesday in Prince Albert.


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Slang term for an obsolete, worn-down machine or hardware device. Derived from the misspelling of the word "Jalapa", which is the name of some town in Mexico that is famous for the Jalapeno pepper, and its former junk-car-scrapping industry.
In the ghettos and the trailer parks, you will even find some people living in jalopies.
by AYB August 28, 2003
Here's a real jalopy, haha.
A shitty car
"I can pull James Bond stunts in a jalopy."
by watson November 20, 2002
an old worn out car
That jalopy ain't worth selling because nobodyelse would be caught dead with it.
by The Return of Light Joker January 10, 2010
an old style race car, usually raced on dirt oval race tracks."jalopy" is commonly mistaken for an old run down car.
we're getting the jalopy ready for its next race
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PHILADELPHIA - A collision between a DRPA vehicle and a SEPTA bus has demolished part of a popular Philadelphia restaurant.
The overnight accident pushed a SEPTA bus into Monk's Café. No one was seriously injured in the accident.
City officials confirm the SEPTA bus was traveling northbound on 16th Street when it was struck by a DPRA vehicle traveling westbround on Spruce.
Restaurant owner Tom Peters tells Fox 29 he lives in the building and was awoken when he saw a cloud of dust and the bus in the front part of his restaurant.
Both drivers suffered minor injuries and were taken to Jefferson Hospital to be treated.
Monk's Cafe suffered major damage. The buidling also has residents who live in apartments who were evacuated.
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The Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania is setting up a shelter for any residents displaced by the accident.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Attorneys for victims of alleged sexual abuse by clergy are asking the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis to turn over electronic files about accused priests so they can verify who had information about these priests, and when they had it.
In a hearing Wednesday, Ramsey County Judge John Van de North asked both sides to submit more information before he decides whether the archdiocese has to turn over emails, texts and other computer data.
The documents are being sought in a lawsuit that alleges church officials created a public nuisance by keeping the names of accused priests secret.
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Lawrence Henry (1916 - 1984) was born on July 17, 1916. He was born into the Henry family.
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Each year, since 1996, Brasserie Pietra pays tribute to the Fiera di a Castagna di Bucugnà, in the form of a limited-edition "collector's" bottle. This recalls the fact that this major Corsican event was the first to understand and show that the sweet chestnut, fruit of the patrimonial tree, is a product with a bright future. These precursors managed to enhance the value of the sweet chestnut by giving it a real role to play in the economy. Pietra Bucugnà is a 75cl silk-screened bottle with a champagne-style cork and an old-fashioned ceramic closer. Each year since 1996, Brasserie Pietra calls on its public relations firm Agep to create the Pietra Bucugna bottle. Today there are ten "collector" bottles, some of which are out of stock.
A: Pours clear copper with a medium-large off-white compact head that sinks into somewhat decent lacings.
S: Obvious chestnus - a bit sour. Malt is sweet. Fruity; apples and pears besides the chestnuts. A bit flowery.
T: Bitter and sour, from the chestnuts, but not unpleasant. After a little while the malt, semi-sweet appears, followed by fruits; apples and pears.
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Former Auburn man charged in YouTube pot growing case remains jailed
Kyle Berry, 41, was arrested on a warrant June 10 for failing to appear in court after prosecutors moved to have his bail revoked following his April 22 arrest in Lawrence, Mass., in another pot-growing case.
Judge Marguerite Wageling set bail at $20,000 cash or surety for Berry after hearing arguments from Assistant County Attorney Michael Zaino about revoking bail pending trial.
Berry faces charges in Rockingham County that he allegedly grew $16,000 worth of marijuana plants at his Auburn apartment on Jan. 8, and chronicled his progress on YouTube.
Rockingham County sheriff deputies said they used the videos – which also captured Berry's face in foil covered wall – to obtain arrest and search warrants in the case.
Berry came to court on Wednesday with packet called a "Marijuana Recommendation Kit" that was signed by a Methuen, Mass. doctor.
Massachusetts recently passed a medical marijuana law in November. The state's Department of Public Health is developing regulations, but has yet to create a registration process for patients.
Berry argued through his public defender that he was only consuming the marijuana because of several medical conditions he has accumulated over the years.
In Rockingham County, Berry faces felony charges of possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell, manufacture of a controlled drug and a misdemeanor count of possession of a controlled drug.
Berry's second arrest came at his daughter's home in Lawrence, Mass. on April 22.
Police found 16 plants growing under heat lamps and fans in a nearby closet, police said.
His daughter told police that she wanted her father out of the apartment because she was having ongoing arguments with him, but mentioned he was growing marijuana in his apartment as well.
Prior to being taken into custody, Berry told police, "It's legal. I have a prescription," and handed officers paperwork about the marijuana, according to a police report.
Berry faces up to 7½ to 15 years in state prison if he is convicted in the New Hampshire case.
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On Tuesday the Washington, DC City Council gave preliminary approval to legislation that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana in the nation's capital. This is an important step worth celebrating, but the limited plan unfortunately leaves many of the most important harms of marijuana prohibition unaddressed.
Unlike the recently enacted laws in Colorado and Washington State that legalize and regulate the marijuana production and sales, the plan moving ahead in the District of Columbia merely protects individual users from criminal penalties for possessing one ounce or less of the drug.
Don't get me wrong: Stopping arrests of marijuana users will prevent thousands of people from having to go through the humiliating experience of being placed in handcuffs and in the back of a police car. It will also shield people from damaging criminal records that can make it difficult to get jobs, qualify for student loans or otherwise lead productive lives.
These new protections will be especially meaningful to the District's communities of color, who use marijuana at rates that are nearly identical to those for whites, but who are arrested, prosecuted, and incarcerated at alarmingly disproportionate levels.
However, by leaving the business of marijuana production and sales illegal, the decriminalization plan does nothing to solve the serious issues of violence, crime and corruption that often go hand in hand with the illegal drug trade. Whereas in Colorado and Washington marijuana is sold by regulated businesses that pay taxes, consumers in the District will still have to get their drug of choice from the black market, where profits often go to violent street gangs, drug cartels, and other segments of organized crime.
Enactment of the decriminalization bill seems nearly certain. The Council voted 11-1 this week for initial passage and needs to approve it once more in a few weeks before sending it on to Mayor Vincent Gray, who has indicated his support. But DC voters are ready for more. A Washington Post poll taken last month shows that 63 percent of District residents support legalizing and regulating the marijuana trade. Activists are pushing an initiative on the city's November ballot that would completely remove penalties for possessing up to two ounces of marijuana and would allow residents to cultivate up to six plants. Hopefully its passage would then spur the Council to begin regulating and taxing the marijuana trade, aligning more with the stance of District residents.
Beyond concerns about dealing a financial blow to organized crime syndicates in the black market, full legalization is also worth taking a close look at because of the tax revenue it would generate for the city. Harvard University economist Jeffrey Miron estimates that by legalizing and taxing the drug, D.C. can rake in $5.7 million a year in new revenue. This is money that can be spent on schools, hospitals and substance abuse treatment, among many other important programs. And, the new tax money would be in addition to saving the $11.4 million the District currently spends every year enforcing its marijuana criminalization laws.
Aaron Houston is the Policy Advisor of Ghost Group, an operating company that owns and manages marijuana technology companies. Houston is a nationally recognized expert on drug policy and marijuana law.


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Consumer Reports' List Of Unsafe Diet Supplements
Medical News Today summarizes a new report on the dangers of dietary supplements:
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More than half of adult Americans take dietary supplements in the belief they will keep them healthy, help them lose weight, or increase vitality and drive, but according to Consumer Reports, they may not realize there is no obligation for manufacturers to show they are safe and effective, and in their latest report they reveal 12 ingredients that consumers should avoid because they have been linked to health risks, including cardiovascular, liver, and kidney problems…
The consumer magazine's report identifies 12 supplements, which they refer to as the "dirty dozen", that are readily available in stores and online, but that they think consumers should avoid because of health risks to heart, liver and kidneys. The following list summarizes their information:
- Aconite (other names include aconiti tuber, aconitum, radix aconiti), used for joint pain, inflammation, gout, wounds, is described as "unsafe" and has been linked to low blood pressure, nausea, vomiting, problems with heart rhythm, respiratory paralysis and death.
Choosing Healthy Foods Now Called A Mental Disorder
By Mike Adams for Natural News:
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In its never-ending attempt to fabricate "mental disorders" out of every human activity, the psychiatric industry is now pushing the most ridiculous disease they've invented yet: Healthy eating disorder.
This is no joke: If you focus on eating healthy foods, you're "mentally diseased" and probably need some sort of chemical treatment involving powerful psychotropic drugs. The Guardian newspaper reports, "Fixation with healthy eating can be sign of serious psychological disorder" and goes on to claim this "disease" is called orthorexia nervosa — which is basically just Latin for "nervous about correct eating."
But they can't just called it "nervous healthy eating disorder" because that doesn't sound like they know what they're talking about. So they translate it into Latin where it sounds smart (even though it isn't). That's where most disease names come from: Doctors just describe the symptoms they see with a name like osteoporosis (which means "bones with holes in them").
McDonald's Not So Happy Meals
Looks like Mickey D's is about to undergo another round of public and media lashing now that childhood obesity is a major priority in Washington. As the Los Angeles Times reports, a watchdog group says giving away toys with Happy Meals contributes to childhood obesity and threatens to sue:
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Weeks after a Silicon Valley county became the first in the nation to ban toys from McDonald's Happy Meals and other food promotions aimed at children, a public health watchdog group called on the fast food giant to remove the playthings from all its meal packages.
Citing toys aimed at promoting the latest "Shrek" movie, the Center for Science in the Public Interest said that the plastic promotions lure children into McDonald's restaurants where they are then likely to order food that is too high in calories, fat and salt.
The organization on Tuesday served the fast food giant with a letter expressing its intent to sue if toys are not removed.
Saudi Clerics Tell Women To Feed Their Breast Milk To Male Friends
Not that this kind of thing is restricted to Saudi – remember the New York City chef who's serving his wife's breast milk cheese? – but still! From AOL News:
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Women in Saudi Arabia should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to avoid breaking strict Islamic law forbidding mixing between the sexes, two powerful Saudi clerics have said. They are at odds, however, over precisely how the milk should be conveyed.
A fatwa issued recently about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact has resulted in a week's worth of newspaper headlines in Saudi Arabia. Some have found the debate so bizarre that they're calling for stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.
Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, set off a firestorm of controversy recently when he said on TV that women who come into regular contact with men who aren't related to them ought to give them their breast milk so they will be considered relatives.
The "As Seen On TV" Diet
In a sort of Supersize Me-type of experiment, scientists have shown what most of us (hopefully) already know: Food advertised on television is not good for you, reported by Science Daily:
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Making food choices based on television advertising results in a very imbalanced diet according to a new study comparing the nutritional content of food choices influenced by television to nutritional guidelines published in the June issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association.
Investigators found that a 2,000-calorie diet consisting entirely of advertised foods would contain 25 times the recommended servings of sugars and 20 times the recommended servings of fat, but less than half of the recommended servings of vegetables, dairy, and fruits. In fact, the excess of servings in sugars and fat is so large that, on average, eating just one of the observed food items would provide more than three times the recommended daily servings (RDS) for sugars and two and a half times the RDS for fat for the entire day.
Burger Diet Boosts Kids' Asthma Risk
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Eating three or more burgers a week may boost a child's risk of asthma and wheeze – at least in developed nations – reveals a large international study, published in Thorax today.
Conversely, a Mediterranean diet, rich in fruit, vegetables, and fish seems to stave off the risk, the research shows.
The research team base their findings on data collected between 1995 and 2005 on 50,000 children between the ages of 8 and 12 from 20 rich and poor countries around the world.
Their parents were asked about their children's normal diet and whether they had ever been diagnosed with asthma and/or have had wheeze.
Just under 30,000 of the children were tested for allergic reactions, to see if diet also influenced their chances of developing allergies.
Diet did not seem to be associated with becoming sensitised to common allergens, such as grass and tree pollen. But it did seem to influence the prevalence of asthma and wheeze.
Fat Kids Get Bullied No Matter Who They Are
Anyone who has ever attended school in America knows this is true — the surprise is that it's "news," but on the other hand if it serves as a reminder to parents and schools that serving up processed junk food to children is a very bad thing, then so be it.
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For kids, a few extra pounds may invite trouble from the schoolyard bully.
New research suggests that just being overweight increases the risk of being bullied. And factors that usually play a role in the risk of being bullied, such as gender, race and family income levels, don't seem to matter if you're overweight — being overweight or obese trumps all those other factors when it comes to aggressive behavior from other children.
The study found that being overweight increased the risk of being the target of bullying by 63 percent.
Too Fat To Fight: Childhood Obesity Endangers National Security
More than 9 million young adults – 27 percent of all Americans age 17 to 24 – are too overweight to join the military, according to a new report released by MISSION: READINESS, a non-profit group of more than 130 retired admirals, generals and other senior military leaders. Declaring that escalating rates of child obesity pose a serious threat to national security, retired military leaders joined Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack today in support of new child nutrition legislation to help reduce the obesity epidemic and expand the pool of healthy young adults available for military service...
Some Serious Thinking About Obesity
By 2015, four out of 10 Americans may be obese. Until last year, the author was one of them. The way he lost one-third of his weight isn't for everyone. But unless America stops cheering The Biggest Loser and starts getting serious about preventing obesity, the country risks being overwhelmed by chronic disease and ballooning health costs. Will first lady Michelle Obama's new plan to fight childhood obesity work, or is it just another false start in the country's long and so far unsuccessful war against fat? In 1948, Congress doled out $5 billion to Europe in the first installment of the Marshall Plan, the World Health Organization was born, a simian astronaut named Albert I was launched into the atmosphere (he died), and doctors...


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Keywords; acromioclavicular joint, chiropractic help, arm pain, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff strengthening.
The AC joint acts as a pivot giving stability to the shoulder girdle. It's key in the Chiropractic Help understanding of arm pain.
Your shoulder consists of four joints, one of which is the Acromio-Clavicular joint. The acromion is the bone at the highest point of the scapula, right at the tip of your shoulder, lying just above the socket.
The acromion, part of the shoulder blade or scapula, articulates with the collar bone, or clavicle at this joint.
The AC joint contains a small disc and is particularly prone to wear and tear, or arthrosis. It is second only to the thumb in the arthritis stakes. Most people by the age of 40 have a degree of degenerative change within the joint, which contributes greatly to the syndromes causing limited shoulder range of motion, so common in the 50 plus patient. This is why chiropractic care of the AC is so important, to keep it free and mobile.
During shoulder movements, the clavicle rotates, mediated by the Subclavius muscle. This little muscle sits right under the collar bone, having a very important function in all movements of the shoulder.
Can you see it below the clavicle - collarbone - in pink?
The collar bone is firmly attached to the Acromion and the Coracoid process by very strong ligaments. So strong that often the collarbone will fracture, rather than the ligaments tear. It's fortunate because bones heal better than ligaments.
Here you can see the upper arm ( Humerus ), the Clavicle and three parts of the Shoulder Blade (Scapula):
When raising the arm above the head, the scapula rotates, the collar bone acting a strut, connecting the shoulder to the sternum, or breast bone, giving stability and support to the shoulder girdle.
A fall on the shoulder drives the acromion downwards whilst the collar bone is held up by strong neck muscles, the trapezius and the sternocleidomastoideus, rupturing the AC joint capsule.
Likewise falls onto the outstretched hand can transmit enormous forces to the AC joint; either the ligaments anchoring the clavicle to the scapular may be torn; a strain, partial or complete rupture. The AC may rupture, or the clavicle itself may fracture. Usually these heal with immobilisation in a sling for three weeks, with strapping of the AC joint though occasionally surgery may be required. Many sportsmen have ruptured AC ligaments, allowing the clavicle to pop up. It looks serious, but most attest to the fact it gives little trouble after a few months.
Notice the space between the ball of the humerus and the overhanging acromion. It's through this space that the tendon of the very important supraspinatus muscle passes.
Very occasionally tumours of the lung may invade the shoulder. Smoker? Expect trouble, because it's coming.
Chiropractors are trained to adjust and mobilise the AC joint, vital for the management of shoulder conditions such as Frozen Shoulder , when it feels as though the AC-joint has turned to concrete, causing severe arm pain.
Chiropractic help treatment of many other shoulder conditions, all of which may cause arm pain, such as Rotator Cuff syndrome are also dependent on correction of any AC-joint fixations.
The Acromioclavicular joint is the second most likely (after the thumb) structure to become arthritic. In part, because of so much use - every time you move your arm - and partly because of so many falls on the arm and shoulder.
New research is now proving that when a joint becomes fixated, fluids vital for the healthy nutrition of the joint cartilage are not adequately replenished. This leads to diminished oxygen and nutrients and a build up of noxious wastes in the joint. For more about Immobilisation Arthritis click here. IMMOBILISATION ARTHRITIS ...
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Legendary shoulder expert, Dr Neer, proposed that degeneration of the acromioclavicular joint may contribute to subacromial impingement and a number of other authors have supported this hypothesis. Arthritic spurs that protrude inferiorly from the undersurface of a degenerative acromioclavicular joint can contribute to irritation where the supraspinatus tendon passes beneath the AC.
In 1977, Kessel and Watson brought additional attention to the acromioclavicular joint as a cause of subacromial impingement. They found that patients who had so called painful arc syndrome could be divided into three categories.
Approximately two thirds of the ninety seven patients in the study had lesions of either the posterior or the anterior aspect of the rotator cuff. All of these patients had resolution of the symptoms after subacromial injection of a local anesthetic and a steroid or division of the coracoacromial ligament.
The remaining patients had pain in the superior aspect of the rotator cuff, which usually was associated with degeneration of the acromioclavicular joint. The authors found that excision of the distal one centimeter of the clavicle provided consistent relief of the discomfort.
Penny and Welsh subsequently found that osteoarthrosis of the acromioclavicular joint can lead to failure after the operative treatment of subacromial impingement. However, resection of the AC should not be performed routinely for all patients; rather, the joint should be operated on only if the patient has symptoms in the region of the joint and if osteophytes definitely contribute to pain when raising the arm. See the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, volume 1854, for more details.
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Interesting challenges of the day
1. Mrs D, a 78 year old woman has very severe sacroiliac joint pain, and even more severe cramps in her right leg. There are two problems; she is on two diuretics but no slow K. Taking her temporarily off one diuretic and adjusting the SIJ brought 50 percent relief within four days.
2. Mr S, a 48 year old man, has right low back pain, groin pain and a numb feeling in his lower leg when he sports. For six months he's been off football. He too has two problems; a very treatable lumbar facet syndrome and a very serious blocked artery in the groin; it's called intermittent claudication. Smokers beware.
3. Mr S looks like the leaning tower of Pisa; he has a slipped disc at L5 making him lean towards the opposite side. It's called the postero lateral disc hernia; we'll fix it, but he has to stop for a week or two. Antalgias are serious so take them seriously.
4. Mrs V too has two conditions; a chronic low grade sciatica giving her an ache in the right leg, and a threatening Morton's neuroma. She's glad I'm back in Holland; chiropractic fixed it before, and we'll fix it again.
5. Mrs W is one of the lucky ones, says her doctor. I agree. He says only 40% of patients with lumbar stenosis have a successful operation. We fixed a nasty slipped disc three years ago, but it came back two years later; the surgeon did a fine job but she has a weak ankle now giving her subtalar joint pain; it's routine stuff.
6. I myself had an acute exacerbation of a femoral nerve lesion last year. One immediate treatment of the new strain by my colleague has fixed the pain in the lower back, but there's some residual numbness in the lower leg; no soaring tomorrow alas.
7. This lady is a 86 year old woman with a 63 scoliosis. Chronic lower back has been her lot in life but she's well pleased with chiropractic and comes for chiropractic help once a month; some conditions you can never cure.
8. She is an 78 year old woman, is doing remarkably well with a bad sciatica. But over 200 pounds she is not losing weight; in fact, gaining despite my suggestions. She's high risk for a stroke. I have referred her to a dietician to crack the whip.
9. A 61 year old man with upper cervical pain yesterday; it's not severe but also not getting better of its own accord. He's afraid it may turn very acute as when I treated him three years ago. Since then it's been fine.
10. A 64 year old woman has had scheuermanns disease; it's left her with a spinal kyphosis and chronic middorsal pain. She responds well to chiropractic treatment provides she come every six weeks or so for maintenance treatment.
11. Mrs C has been having severe headaches, and taking a lot of analgesics. It's a non complicated upper cervical facet syndrome, and she's doing well.
12. Mrs D, a middle aged woman with hip pain of one year duration, despite other treatment. Xrays reveal an impingement syndrome and early hip arthritis. There's much to be done.
13. Mrs B has had one of the nastiest of conditions; vertigo caused by a disturbance in the inner ear. Falling repeatedly and vomiting she consulted her doctor but medication didn't help. After two sessions of the Epley manoeuvres she was 50 percent better. After two weeks 75 percent improved. No longer vomiting all falling. She's not enjoying the Brandt Daroff home exercises.
And so the day goes; chiropractors shouldn't be treating the elderly most medical sites state but that's so much bunkum.
Have a problem that's not getting better? Looking for a different slant on your pain? Want to pose a question?
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You helped me quite some time back with a soothing and professional response which turned out to be exactly correct. I now consult a local chiropractor. You write a superb newsletter, too.
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Knowing that up to 70% of the time the correct diagnosis is made with no examination, no special tests, no xrays, but just from the history, there's a fair chance I can add some insight to your unresolved problem. But at least 30% of the time, I may be quite wrong! Give plenty of detail if you want a sensible reply.
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Break out the crimping iron, the mystery band joining the '80s spectacular at the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside has been announced.
Berlin with Terri Nunn will join the previously announced show with Patty Smyth and Scandal on Friday, Nov. 30.
Berlin's biggest hit is "Take My Breath Away," the monster ballad from "Top Gun," but the band's work prior to that point had been much more new wave, with songs including "The Metro" and "Masquerade."
Tickets are $27 – $57 and VIP seats are $75, before fees. You can pick them up at Ticketmaster.com or via the Fox box office (which charges far less in fees). The tickets will be on sale via Ticketmaster and the Fox box office, which is open Monday through Friday from noon to 6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on show days from 10 a.m. until show time.
For more information, call the box office at 951-779-9800 or visit www.foxriversidelive.com.


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To all the rodeo lovers here - tell 'em to turn the sound down! The organizers obviously do not know how the announcer's voice reverberates in the hills above the rodeo grounds, and it is very annoying! I might mention that the language - slang and twang - is not something that all the residents want to hear! Or maybe just move the show to the lower Blue.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah State basketball player who collapsed at practice and had to be revived is waking up and responding the way "doctors want him to," his brother said Wednesday, although the player remains in critical condition.
"As of right now, things are looking good," John Berger, the brother of Utah State forward Danny Berger, said in a statement he read to reporters at Intermountain Medical Center.
Hospital spokesman Jess Gomez said Danny Berger remained in critical condition Wednesday afternoon.
Berger, 22, collapsed on the court during a practice Tuesday in Logan, said Zach Fisher, a spokesman for Utah State's athletic department. He said the school's athletic training staff performed CPR on Berger and used a defibrillator to get Berger breathing again.
It is unknown what caused Berger to collapse. Fisher said tests and evaluations are ongoing and that the school will release more when information is available.
In his statement, John Berger thanks the university trainer.
"He saved my brother's life and I thank God for him," he said.
Berger was born in Fort Collins, Colo., and went to high school in Medford, Ore. He played basketball at Chemeketa Community College in Oregon before coming to play for Utah State. The junior is a starter at forward and averages 7.6 points and 3.6 rebounds a game.
A game scheduled for Wednesday night between Utah State and Brigham Young in Provo was postponed because of Berger's condition, school officials said.
Students at the campus in rural Logan were stunned by the turn of events as they prepared for the big rivalry game with BYU, which will be rescheduled for a later date.
"Everybody is in shock, and in awe of how it can happen to such a good guy," said Karson Kalian of Utah State's HURD student section. "He is one of the hardest-working people on the court. He's got a lot of determination and shows a lot of heart."
Kalian noted that social media sites have lit up with support for Berger, his family and the Aggies basketball team. "It feels more like Danny is our brother and we're one big family," Kalian said.
Kalian said Berger's teammates made the 90-mile trip to visit him Wednesday.
He praised BYU for postponing the game, saying, "Life is more important than basketball."
There's no question fans were looking forward to the rivalry. BYU twitter posts indicated students had been camping out for two days to get the best seats available in the new student section at the Marriott Center.
Last year, Utah State students camped out for three days to do the same at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
After Utah State's football team lost 6-3 to BYU in Provo this fall, Kalian said there was plenty of energy building to avenge that loss on the basketball court.
Now the energy is being spent on Berger, with hopes and prayers that he recovers fully.
Even BYU's basketball team sent its thoughts and prayers to Berger through a Twitter post, as did Saint Mary's team, which beat the Aggies earlier this year.
Kalian said Berger deserves support.
"There's not one person who will say anything bad about Danny Berger. If there was an athlete you could label as the perfect guy, it would be Danny Berger," he said.
AP Sports Writer Lynn DeBruin contributed to this report.
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RATE relief is being offered to businesses in Leyland.
Small business owners and potential business owners will see a reduction in their business rates under the new policy.
From April 1, a discount of £1,000 for shops, pubs and restaurants with a rateable property value of £50,000 or less will be in place for the next two financial years.
In an effort to bring empty retail premises back into use, potential ratepayers will be offered a 50 per cent reduction if they take up a retail space that has been empty for longer than a year.
Examples of businesses that will qualify for the reductions include retail shops, post offices, travel agents, beauty salons, pubs, bars and restaurants.
South Ribble Borough Council cabinet member, councillor Phil Hamman, said: "Local high streets have really taken a hit during the economic downturn, but we hope that this reduction in rates will bring some relief to the hard-working traders across the borough.
"We do everything we can to support local businesses in the area and bringing empty shops back into use will be a great boost for our towns and villages.
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Did You Know? Claridge's
November 19, 2013
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In 1945, at the request of Winston Churchill, suite 212 at Claridge's was declared Yugoslavian territory
so that Crown Prince Alexander II could be born on his own country's soil.
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Your Questions Answered: What Luxury Toronto Hotels Have Fireplaces and Soaking Tubs?
November 18, 2013
By: Betsy LeTourneau
We at Five Star Alliance work tirelessly to ensure we bring you the best luxury hotels selection and information regarding amenities, location, and highlights so you are confident that the hotel you choose will exceed your expectations and serve your needs. Sometimes, however, you are left with a few questions that go unanswered, and that's why we're here. Be sure to explore our new blog series 'Your Questions Answered' to find answers to real questions submitted to us by our clients regarding traveling with kids, pets, the best beach hotels, and much more.
QUESTION: We are 1ooking for a five star property in Toronto with a fireplace and deep soaker tubs, what can you recommend?
ANSWER: Windsor Arms Hotel
The Windsor Arms embodies the elegance of a bygone era: a grand hotel, a Toronto landmark since 1927, which was recently re-opened as a dazzling, contemporary boutique hotel favored by celebrities visiting the city. Its aura of warmth, elegance and discreet luxury, combined with an exceptional level of service, makes it the destination hotel in Toronto. Located in the heart of Toronto's fashionable Yorkville district, the Windsor Arms is very much part of this scene but tucked away in a haven of calm. The lively and dynamic neighborhood is brimming with designer boutiques, sophisticated and trendy restaurants, art galleries and museums. But the Windsor Arms is privately secluded thirty yards from the Golden Strip, shrouded in genteel quiet.
Behind the beautiful century-old facade are 28 newly appointed luxury suites with 24-hour butler service. The suites are furnished with mahogany or birch furnishings, lush wall coverings and sumptuous Frette linens and private in-room bar, and equipped with the latest, state-of-the-art technology. Every suite has a unique "butler's cupboard": a place for laundry, shoes to be shined or room service trays to be set, so the Butler may retrieve or return them without ever disturbing the guest. The hotel boasts a staff to guest ratio of 1:6, the highest in Canada. The hotel is host to the Courtyard Cafe for exceptional dining. The extraordinary cuisine is served in a breathtaking room with 50 foot ceilings, skylights and limestone walls.
Enjoy traditional afternoon tea in the Tea Room, which is transformed to become Toronto's only champagne and caviar bar in the evenings. Club 22 features casual dining, live entertainment and dancing. "The Spa", featuring Darphin, offers fully serviced individual treatment rooms, beauty salon, swimming pool and exercise facilities.
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Did You Know? The St Regis New York Dining
In 1906, Colonel John Jacob Astor IV, owner of The St. Regis New York, commissioned a mural from American artist Maxfield Parrish for his 42nd Street hotel, The Knickerbocker.
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Dining al Fresco: Le Saint Sulpice
Le Saint Sulpice has a prime location the very heart of Old Montreal. Adjacent to the Notre-Dame Basilica, steps away from the Old Port, this oasis of comfort and peace offers elegance and great service of a 4 Star-4 Diamond hotel.
At the hotel's restaurant, The Sinclair, At Sinclair, the modern chic decor consists primarily of dark colors mixed with golden touches, illuminated by glimmering lights. It sets just the tone for a gourmet adventure in an elegant yet casual setting.
Consistently named one of Old Montreal's most beautiful and unique terrace restaurants, the Sinclair terrace has long been one of the locals' closely guarded secrets - a true "secret garden" in the heart of the city, facing the Sulpicians' gardens (the oldest in North America). Open from May through October, the (retractable) covered and heated terrace serves the full restaurant menu. The terrace can also be booked for private functions.
The contemporary French cuisine by the Chef offers modern flavours with a selection of market quality fresh ingredients, which pay tribute to local and international produce.
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Now Open for Business: The Quin Hotel
November 12, 2013
By: Five Star Alliance
The Quin Hotel opened yesterday in New York City, at the corner of 57th Street and 6th Avenue. Situated steps away from Central Park South, Steinway & Sons, and Carnegie Hall, the complexity of music's most sophisticated compositions is embedded within the walls of its original beaux-arts architecture. The 200 Guest Rooms and Suites are a peaceful retreat alongside Central Park, and hand-selected sustainable materials, luxury finishes, and state-of-the-art audio-visuals exude intelligent and considerate sophistication. We have even more images of the hotel on our Facebook page.
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Your Questions Answered: What's the Best London Luxury Hotel for a Family of 3 Adults?
November 9, 2013
By: Betsy LeTourneau
We at Five Star Alliance work tirelessly to ensure we bring you the best luxury hotels selection and information regarding amenities, location, and highlights so you are confident that the hotel you choose will exceed your expectations and serve your needs. Sometimes, however, you are left with a few questions that go unanswered, and that's why we're here. Be sure to explore our new blog series 'Your Questions Answered' to find answers to real questions submitted to us by our clients regarding traveling with kids, pets, the best beach hotels, and much more.
QUESTION: We are a family of 3 adults and looking to stay is London. What hotel offers the best accommodations for our family?
ANSWER: The May Fair Hotel – London, United Kingdom
There are 5 star luxury hotels, and then there is The May Fair: an icon of expressive contemporary design, bringing together boutique attention to detail with grand hotel service. A legendary luxury hotel with a glamorous past, The May Fair was first opened by King George V in 1927 and offers over 400 luxury hotel bedrooms, including 12 of the capital's most memorable hotel suites, a discreet spa, a fine-dining restaurant and the quintessential London Casino. The spirit of surrounding Mayfair is captured beautifully, especially in our destination May Fair Bar, breathtaking Crystal Room and opulent Danziger Suite, which between them have played host to some of London's most extravagant society events.
For your needs we recommend you choose a Family Room with Two Queen Beds. Family bedrooms have all the features of the Deluxe room but with 2 Queen beds. Selected rooms also feature walk-in wardrobes and bathroom TVs. ueen beds have Vi-Sprung mattresses. All are appointed with Sicilian marble bathrooms. Family Rooms have a minimum size of 40sqm/430.5 sq ft. The work spaces is ergonomically designed and rooms have a Samsung digital systems with over 400 complimentary TV channels.
All rates are based on double occupancy and extra person charges may apply. Please be advised that the rates, availability, as well as any extra person charges are subject to change depending on the hotel's policies.
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Dining al Fresco: The Mark New York
November 2, 2013
By: Five Star Alliance
The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges in NYC features a masterful design by Jacques Grange and an innovative restaurant menu specially crafted by NYC's pre-eminent chef, the award-winning Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Guests of The Mark New York can also enjoy a bicycle ride and a picnic arranged by the hotel.
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Did You Know? The St Regis New York
October 31, 2013
By: Five Star Alliance
When John Jacob Astor commissioned The St Regis New York in 1904, he spent a full million dollars on one staircase.
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The Perfect Proposal at Il Salviatino
October 20, 2013
By: Five Star Alliance
Is it time to pop the question? There's no better location than the multi-award winning 15th Century Florentine Villa Il Salviatino.
From now until December 28th, 2013, the historica villa is offering a Perfect Proposal package.
The package includes:
-Two nights' accommodation in a room of your choice
-Daily full a la carte breakfast
-One complimentary night in the occasion of your first wedding anniversary (on request, upon availability)
-A one hour couples massage during the stay
-Romantic candlelight dinner at our restaurant (3 courses, drinks not included)
-A three hour tour with a personal shopper, to escort you to the best to the best jewellers on the Ponte Vecchio and Via Tornabuoni or for some original fashion findings
On the very slight chance that your beloved says no, the package also includes an open bar all night if your proposal is rejected.
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Dine at The Dome at Tower Club at lebua
October 17, 2013
By: K. Clare Johnson
Tower Club at lebua is a five-star hotel that epitomizes Bangkok luxury. The world-class service and accommodations are are rivaled only by the top-notch dining options at the hotel. The Dome at lebua is home to Bangkok's highest collection of bars, restaurants, and lounges.
Dining and Bar options at The Dome include:
-Mezzaluna, which features modern innovative cuisine. Twin chefs Thomas and Mathias Sühring offer an ever-changing menu of modern European cuisine with subtle Asian flavors. A Conde Nast Traveler "Hot Tables" winner, Mezzaluna, found on the 65th floor, is the highest restaurant on the property.
-Sirocco, located on the 63 floor of the Dome at lebua, is the world's highest al fresco restaurant and one of Bangkok's hottest restaurants. Sirocco has breathtaking views of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya river, an amazing Sky Bar, and quality Mediterranean fare.
-Breeze specializes in Asian takes on the vast culinary influences of the region. Seating is high above the sea level and the view is a bird's eye glimpse of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River. Seating options include an open-air terrace and a spectacular glass sky-bridge that is suspended in mid-air.
-Skybar Suspended in the sky on the 63rd floor of The Dome at lebua, the Sky Bar is the world's highest open air bar, which has a panoramic view of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River. With such an enthralling ambience coupled with a seductive selection of the finest vintages, beverages, and cocktails in Bangkok, the rooftop bar is unanimously accepted as the coolest bar in Bangkok.
-distal is located on the 64th floor and offers premium and authentic malt whiskies, vodkas, and cognacs. A unique feature of distil is the Oyster Bar. Pink Diamond Oysters, Exclusive Petrossian Caviar and fresh sushi and sashimi present a delightful selection, along with the finest champagnes and wines from a walk-in wine cellar. Hand-rolled authentic Cuban Cigars are yours to enjoy together with drinks in the adjoining open-air Cigar Terrace.
-Ocean 52 (located on the 52nd floor) is situated several steps from Breeze and a few floors away from Sirocco, Mezzaluna, Distil, and the Skybar, and is a popular rendezvous spot for social gatherings or dinners.
Bon Appetit!
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1998 GMC Sonoma Question: fuel pump
Spinnerbait, 2.2L 4 Cylinder, Georgetown, KY, June 02, 2011, 04:27
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Answer #1Superbob June 02, 2011, 11:06Master
Did a lot of fuel run out of the line when it was disconnected for the pump? If so, then there's air in the line and you'll have to bleed it out at the fuel pressure test port. I'm assuming that the fuel pump is running when you're trying to start the engine. If not, check the power and ground at the pump for starters.
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