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Door open from 21.00 - 22.30 hrs. RSG is in Amsterdam The Netherlands, and is for gay and bi men only. An ACTION evening for the REAL rubber fan.
RSG is private.
RSG is non-commercial.
RSG is not a club...
You just come along to RSG, change into your rubber gear, you have a drink with the other RSG guys (a lot if you're into Golden Shower). Then you're ready for the attic and the...
RSG doesn't have membership. All you need to do is sign in by filling in the RSG form.
RSG is extremely discrete and we don't play any deafening music!
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3.5/5 rDev -13.6%
10-15-2013 16:46:12 | More by mikehillman
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
07-20-2013 23:04:47 | More by mltobin
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05-31-2013 18:00:55 | More by MA08
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07-17-2013 14:31:24 | More by ZEB89
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05-07-2013 03:10:23 | More by jjcote
4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
750ml swingtop growler courtesy of my sister. Thanks Jen. Poured into an Allagash stemmed glass.
A - Growler filled absolutely to the top of the growler pours into the glass with a huge three finger cap of super dense and creamy foam that just lingers forever. Nice thick webs of lacing left on the glass. Body is a medium amber color with an exceptional clarity to it. Good looking beer for sure.
S - Huge hop aroma fills the air even before I get my nose to the glass. Super citrusy with tons of grapefruit to it...touches of pine and some grassiness and a bit oniony too. Sugary sweet malt plays off of the hops quite well...touches of toffee and some bread dough.
T - Sharply bitter hops over the oniony hops. Citrus comes on with grapfruit front and center. Fades towards some toffee and caramelly malt, sugary sweetness and finishes back with the bitter hops ending a touch medicinal.
M - Higher level carbonation with some tingle, but more creamy than anything with a bit of foaminess too. Assertive hop profile with plenty of bitterness and flavor.
O - First impression of this new brewery...rather impressed. Reminds me more than a little bit of Stone's Enjoy By beers with a similar hop profile to my pallet. 8.1% alcohol is deceptive...don't really notice this at all, but creeps up on you. Happy that my sister is local to this brewery...looking forward to and expecting good things from here.
05-03-2013 23:03:47 | More by portia99
District of Columbia
4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
750 mL growler shared by someone.
Pours a clear, light copper with a light tan head that fades to a thin film and thick collar, no lace. Hoppy and resiny aroma, pine and caramel malt, some surprising juicy citrus notes in finish. Medium thick, chewy body, mild carbonation and dry, sticky finish. Well balanced flavor, not overly malty with piney and citrus resin bitterness. Enjoyable.
03-10-2013 16:49:23 | More by yourefragile
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
03-13-2013 21:51:42 | More by Thorpe429
Rhode Island
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
03-18-2013 20:55:01 | More by Seanniek91
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
03-14-2013 01:12:39 | More by drabmuh
4.38/5 rDev +8.1%
My first full review. I was waiting on a beer that really deserved it.
750ml Growler poured into a Dogfish/Sierra Nevada IPA glass.
Pours a nice reddish/copper color with a 2 finger head. Light lacing as the glass is emptied.
Lots of burnt caramel, bitter, citrusy hops and a little bit of booze on the nose. Smell was stronger when I first tasted it 3 weeks ago when it was just off the tanks.
Taste backs up the smell. Lots of burnt caramel and resiny hops. Coats the mouth nicely with a residual dank bitterness. Dangerously drinkable for 8.1%. I have no trouble polishing off the 750 on my own.
Overall, a great example of an Imperial Amber. I am a big fan of the hop profile. I have heard it compared to Nugget Nectar, but I find this to be less sweet and far more enjoyable. Another success for this budding brewery!
03-11-2013 21:47:05 | More by Jslay013
Red Sky At Night from Blue Lobster Brewing Company
87 out of 100 based on 11 ratings.

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Research Interests
My academic research to date has mainly focused on traditional linguistic genres such as verbal charms and riddles. My interest encompasses both texts and practice, i.e. charms and charming, riddles and riddling, as well as the people involved, the charmers and the charmed, the riddlers and the riddlees. I have organised international conferences on the topic, and established an organisation within the International Society for Folk Narrative Research to encourage and co-ordinate charms research.
Another area of fascination is that of the historical and present-day dialects of south-east and central southern England and of the far east of Canada (Newfoundland, Labrador, the lower North Shore of Quebec). I have conducted fieldwork in the latter areas between 1999 and 2006 under the auspices of the Institute for Folk Studies in Britain and Canada.
As well as the written word, I am increasingly interested in ethnographic film as a research medium. This has led to the production of three films, one on mumming, the other on fortune-telling, and one 'portrait' of a traditional singer.
Recent Activities
I am a member of the International Society for Folk Narrative Research (ISNFR) and I chair their committee on Charms, Charmers and Charming. I serve on the Committee of the Folklore Society, and on the Editorial Board of Commentationes Archivi Traditionum Popularium Estoniae and the Journal of American Folklore. I am also an associate member of the Folklore Fellows.
I spent much of academic life prior to Tartu at the University of Sheffield, and remain an Honorary Research Fellow at the National Centre for English Cultural Tradition (NATCECT) there.
I am currently editing a book on alliteration for Palgrave Macmillan.
Selected Publications
English Verbal Charms (Helsinki: Academia Scientiarum Fennica, 2005) (FFC 288)
Charms, Charmers and Charming [editor and contributor] (London: Palgrave, 2008).
Charms and Charming in Europe [editor and contributor] (London: Palgrave, 2004).
'Wettbetrug (ATU 1551)' in ed. Uther, Hans-Jörg, et al., Enzyklopädie des Märchens, vol. 14 (forthcoming 2010).
'On Finnic and English Alliterative Metres' in ed. Kilpiö, Matti, Leena Kahlas-Tarkka, Jane Roberts, and Olga Timofeeva 'The Anglo-Saxons and the North' (Tempe: ACMRS, 2009).
'Sussex Glossarists and their Illustrative Quotations' in Sussex Archaeological Collections, vol. 145 (2007), 181-94.
'Thoms and the Unachieved "Folk-Lore of England"' in Folklore, vol. 118, no.2 (2007), 203-216.
'Charms, Change and Memory: some principles underlying variation in Estonian Charm-traditions' in The Electronic Journal of Folklore, vol. 9 (December 1998), 51-70.
In the Autumn semester of 2010-11, I shall be running a postgraduate seminars on 'Concepts and Methods of Folkloristics' and 'Folklore - Common Ground and Controversies: Dundes/Honko'.
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Commentationes Archivi Traditionum Popularium Estoniae
Folklore Fellows
The Folklore Society
ISFNR Committee on Charms, Charmers and Charming
Journal of American Folklore
National Centre for English Cultural Tradition
My Academia.edu page
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WEST ALLIS (WKOW) -- A West Allis woman who left her children locked in a bedroom was sentenced to 18 years in prison Friday for their deaths in a house fire.
25-old Angelica Belen was also sentenced to 18 years probation.
She pleaded guilty in July to felony child neglect in the April 11-th deaths of her five-year-old daughter and four-year-old twin sons.
The three children died when the home caught fire.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Walt Bellamy, the Hall of Fame center who averaged 20.1 points and 13.7 rebounds in 14 seasons in the NBA, died Saturday. He was 74.
The Atlanta Hawks confirmed the death, but didn't provide details.
The former Indiana University star won an Olympic gold medal in 1960 and was the first overall pick by the Chicago Packers in 1961. He was the rookie of the year with Chicago, averaging 31.6 points and 19.0 rebounds, and also played for the Baltimore Bullets, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Atlanta and New Orleans Jazz.
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David Laffer, the Medford man accused of four people inside a pharmacy on Father's Day, to the murders Thursday morning.
Laffer's attorney, Eric Naiburg, said Laffer intended to plead guilty from the start to avoid a trial.
"We made a commitment to the families that this man never sees the light of day," Spota said at a press conference after the plea.
His wife, Melinda Brady, admitted Thursday to planning the robbery with her husband, using her makeup to disguise Laffer, driving Laffer to and picking him up from the scene and sharing in the proceeds — prescription pills.
Spota said his office will seek close to the maximum sentence of 25 years in prison for Brady.
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HERMITAGE. Pa. - Police have charged a woman with embezzlement after her former employer said she stole $85,000 from the company.
Police say Tarica Albaugh, 35, embezzled $85,357 over a period of four years between 2008 and 2013 during her time in a senior position at Regency Finance.
Albaugh had allegedly written checks in the company's name, cashed them, and covered up the theft in a series of fictional transactions.
She confessed to police after an investigation was conducted. A preliminary hearing is scheduled on Tuesday, August 13 at 10 a.m.


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I get a lot of requests for yoga video recommendations from people who have never done yoga before. While I still strongly believe that the best way to learn yoga is from a good instructor, either in a group class or privately, I have finally found a DVD I feel comfortable offering to new beginners. Other videos may claim that they are for beginners, or for all levels, but in reality most of them are inappropriate for someone with no yoga experience. The Complete Beginner's Guide fills this gaping hole in the yoga DVD cannon. That it comes from Yoga Journal is no surprise.
The Pose Encyclopedia
The pose encyclopedia alone makes this DVD an invaluable resource for anyone who does yoga at any level. The encyclopedia presents video instruction for 35 essential yoga poses. Each pose is filmed in 360 degrees and is accompanied by voice-over instruction by yoga teacher Jason Crandell. Every alignment point is meticulously covered as you are shown a lovely version of each pose. I really wish this resource had been available when I first started yoga. It would also be amazing for anyone training to be a yoga teacher.
The Sequences
In addition to the pose encyclopedia, this DVD also includes three yoga sequences, also instructed by Jason Crandell. The 60-minute practice includes a nice seated warm-up and a sun salutation sequence modified for beginners. This is a realistic practice for a beginners' class. There is also the option to do two shorter 15-minute sequences. The only possible critique I can see is of the setting for the videos. It feels like Crandall is practicing in some kind of digitized, virtual yoga studio, but this is only a problem if you must have your yoga videos set under a waterfall or in a Tuscan villa. Otherwise, welcome to my new go-to recommendation for a beginner's yoga DVD.
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What's really wrong with the DollhousePosted by: Kyle Davidson in coursework, tags: Dollhouse
Even though I personally haven't seen any of the Dollhouse series, I think that this episode gave a pretty good representation of what a person should expect from this series. With a little bit of Gerry's commentary, I was able to understand the concept of the Dollhouse (kind of), a little bit about some of the main characters, and even that the operation takes place on a global scale. That said, I too called the ethics behind the Dollhouse into question. Personally, I find it morally wrong to wipe people's brains clean and reprogram them to be characters in other people's lives. I'm sure most do. But the thing that surprised me the most came towards the end of the episode when Mellie was activated and killed handler that was having sex with Sierra. This incident revealed 2 things to us: 1) Mellie is actually a doll, and 2) the dolls can be programmed in such a way that they can be trained killers without knowing so themselves. This second fact seems very disturbing in this world, especially because by the end of the episode, we know that dollhouses exist in other parts of the world.
While this brainwashing seemed odd and disturbing initially, the more I thought about it, the more practical it appeared. No, not the reprogramming of the brains and the bizarre command phrases, but the idea of having complete control over another human being's actions without their full understanding of your intentions. This kind of control reminded me of a cult following or a soldier's unconditional acceptance of his commander's directives. Just like Adelle, the leaders of both of these groups rely on their followers to simply act without thinking to accomplish any set goals. The followers in these groups have almost no say in any decisions being made, but they are expected to do exactly what they are told, just like the dolls. Also, just like Mellie, these followers are subject to doing things that most people would consider wrong based on public opinion, and this unfortunately can be seen with some cults throughout history.
Would I say that the Dollhouse has elements resembling those of a cult and operates in a manner similar to a stereotypical secret government agency? Sure. But wouldn't you too? Do you think that the show's writers were making a statement about the government's occasional acceptance of less ideal means to accomplish goals? Did it strike you as odd that the FBI initially just closed the case on the Dollhouse?


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Yeah, after all, only 95% of scientists agree. Via MM.
Yeah, after all, only 95% of scientists agree. Via MM.
We should not ignore Global Warming. We should continue to use whatever resources we have to explore anything that can FEASIBLY replace fossil fuels. We should realize that whatever inaccuracies the scientific community commits the overall picture is concerning. We need to encourage Oil Companies to shift operations to more research and development and less drilling and fracking by any means necessary (they must be part of the solution due to their economic muscle). We need to offer financial incentives on a global scale for creative minds to develop solutions.
If the science community is wrong, and we are not causing this, it doesn't matter. But if the scientific community is right, we need solutions that are feasible and immediate. I'd like to see the U.S., at the very least, grow some moral turpitude and stop shipping 3 billion tons of coal to foreign countries. I'd like to see more competing fuels and infrastructure to support those choices. Yeah, oil isn't going away any time soon, but if one of these other choices were to catch on because we gave consumers the choice you never know.
if you want to start a conversation with a "denier" about global warming, start by asking when they believe that global warming was first mentioned in the science journals. (They will likely pick a date sometime in the 1970's or 1980's.) You may point out to them that the first journal article ever written about the potential effects of CO2 on our planet was published in 1861, its author, physicist John Tyndall asks out loud in the paper if CO2 is responsible for the "mutations" that have been observed in the geologic record. At that time geologists were seeing evidence of glacial ages upon our planet.
The next question you may ask the "denier" is if they had ever heard the statement that if you "double the CO2, that the earths temperature would rise between 2 and 4 degrees C" ... A common enough statement but most people do not realize that it was made in a journal article published in 1896 by Norwegian physicist Svante Arrhenius. Titled "On the Influence of Carbonic Acid in the Air upon the Temperature of the Ground" Arrhenius creates the first EBM or energy balance model of our planet.
So to paraphrase from one of my favorite science fiction films, global warming is "as old as the animal arrogance which chooses to ignore it"
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A dish of orange marmalade always takes center stage at any breakfast table and homemade marmalade, though time consuming, is quite easy as you can see in this marmalade recipe.
There are endless varieties of Marmalade and this is my personal recipe. How thickly you slice the peel depends on how you like it, just remember if too thin it will dissolve in the boiling liquid.
Use only granulated sugar for marmalade making. You do not need jam sugar as the oranges provide more than enough pectin for setting the marmalade.
Want to know more about the history of marmalade?
Marmalade Facts and History
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Can be up to: 3 hours
Total Time: 3 hours, 30 minutes
- 4 kilos/9 lbs Seville oranges, washed in cold water
- 4 large unwaxed lemons
- 6 kilos/ 13.25 lbs granulated sugar
You will need a preserving pan or large heavy-bottomed stock pot, a 6" square of muslin, jam funnel, sterilized jars.
- Measure 8 liters/ 16 pints water and pour into the preserving pan.
- Halve the oranges and lemons and squeeze the juice into a jug. Add the juice to the water and place the pips plus any bits of pith on to the muslin square. Tie the muslin square with kitchen string to hold the pips and pith and add to the pan.
- Shred the orange and lemon peel into thick strips. Don't cut too thin or they will dissolve in the cooking process. Add the peel to the pan.
- Bring the water and juice up to the boil then reduce to a steady simmer for 2 - 3 hours or until the peel is soft.
- Remove the bag of pips from the pan and leave to cool until you can hold it in your hand.
- Add the sugar to the pan stirring constantly until all the sugar is dissolved. Squeeze the bag of pips over the pan and extract as much of the jelly-like substance, this helps with the setting of the marmalade. Stir again.
- Turn up the heat and bring to a fast boil for 20 mins, check for setting consistency (see note below). Continue boiling until the marmalade reaches setting point (check every 10 minutes) taking care to stir from time to time to prevent the jam sticking to the bottom and burning. Skim off any scum that rises to the surface with a slotted spoon. Once setting point is reached turn off the heat and leave to settle for 20 mins.
- Spoon the marmalade into the heated jars using a ladle and funnel. Seal and leave to cool. Store in a cool dark place. Will keep up to one year.
To test for setting:
Place a small plate or saucer in to the fridge for 15 mins. Pour a spoonful of the hot marmalade onto the plate and return to the fridge for 5 mins. Push the edges of the marmalade with your index finger, it is set when it is all wrinkly and crinkly.


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Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Anti-Chip Top Coat dries any nail colour in 30 seconds and ensures nail colour stays chip-free for up to ten days. The exclusive acrylic polymer complex ensures nails dry quickly while providing a high-gloss shine. Double UV filters shield any manicure from fading and discolouration. Salon and dermatologist tested.
After applying nail colour, wait two minutes, and then apply one coat of Insta-Dri Anti-Chip Top Coat. Manicure that ensures nails will be dry to the touch in 30 seconds.
- $15.45
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Rating: Mar 21, 2014 12:33pm
Where have you been all my life!
OMG I LOVE this stuff! I only just discovered it, and I think it is ah-maze! With 2 kids I find it hard to get a good coat on my nails, so generally I do my nails at night. I hate going to bed with that wet feeling, knowing my nails could smudge. This stuff is like the effect you get with shellac. I put it on as my top coat and within minutes it's touch dry and super shiny.
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Rating: Nov 3, 2013 3:37am
Decent top coar
I think this is a decent top coat, definitely one of the better ones I've tried. My nails chip very easily, sometimes even within a day.. But this one lasted a tad longer than some other ones so I'll probably repurchase it if it goes on sale.
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Rating: Oct 31, 2013 7:26pm
my favourite topcoat
This is my all time favourite top coat. I used to love seche vite but found it was too thick, kept drying up and was making my nail polish shrink - if you know what I mean... Anyway, this definitely doesn't give as much of a glossy finish as seche vite but it truly is a quick try top coat with a nice finish. I have bought numerous bottles and expect to repurchase many more.
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Rating: Oct 29, 2013 11:08pm
pretty amazing
This top coat dries super fast and gives amazing shine to your nails. Really helps extend the life of your manicure and just gives your nails a great finish. The only downside for me is I started to get little air bubbles forming on my nails after I applied this and had to start over.
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Rating: Oct 14, 2013 4:46pm
Does exactly what it says
I never paint my nails without this product now. I've been using it for a few years and nearly every time I paint my nails, someone asks me if I have had Shellac done. It leaves nails so shiny and it honestly does dry the polish in no time. It's a little pricey but I think its worth it. I have tried a lot of nail products but I think this one really delivers on what it promises.
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Rating: Oct 11, 2013 5:23pm
A lifesaver!
This product is amazing! I no longer have to set aside an hour to do my nails, I can just put this on and get on with my day. I wouldn't do the washing up or anything, but you can do most tasks again within 15 minutes. As others have mentioned, it does thicken as you go through the bottle, but it's still usable and still provides a great, hard, smooth finish.
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Rating: Sep 5, 2013 9:42am
Wow. Absolutely Amazing
This product does exactly what it claims and I am surprised that a product can do this. No matter what nail polish I put on, once I apply one coat of this top coat it dries within 30 seconds. I also notice that my nail polish lasts longer and I see slight chips on the 4th-5th day. It also leaves my nails nice and shiny.This allows me to paint my nails in about 2 minutes and then I am able to get on with doing what I need to do and not have to worry about my nails smudging. I wish I found this product earlier. I think it's one of the best products I own and everyone should have one. The only slight negative is that when I try to remove my nail polish it is a bit stubborn and I have to spend a bit more time doing this but it's worth it.
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Rating: Aug 17, 2013 1:42am
Definitely does what it says. Not sure it's 30 seconds but it sure is very quick compared to other supposedly 'quick-dri' top coats. This is safe to touch (and not mess it up) very quickly! Definitely recommend, and definitely will rebuy this product :)
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Rating: Jul 2, 2013 12:52pm
I don't have a lot of patience or the time to wait for mundane things like nail polish to dry - so this is the absolutely perfect solution. I love the fact that my nails are dry to touch within 30 seconds, and are ready to rock within 5 minutes. I often only have time to do my nails late at night (after the kids and hubby are in bed) and I'm tired too - so I used to forego the nails for sleep - now I can have both. I now wait 5-10 minutes after applying then off to bed, no sheet marks, hair marks or any other impression, so totally happy with this product. My only regret is that I didn't know about it before April this year.
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Rating: Feb 6, 2013 1:13pm
A must have!
This does everything you could ever want! For me this make my nails touch dry within a few mins, and im all good to go to bed within 15 to 20 mins. No sheet marks! This is a very affordable for what it is. It has changed my whole outlook on doing my nails :)
Only down side is when you get to about your last 1/3 it starts to get thick and stringy. But i just buy a new bottle then when thats a 1/3 empty i pour my first bottle into my second ottle and shake. Good as new :D
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BioWare's action RPG displaces Pokemon.
Killzone falls to fifth place, overtaken by Bulletstorm.
Fight as Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali.
Getting strong now, won't be long now.
Fight as or against The Hayemaker.
Lookin' glovely.
New Trailer packs a punch.
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today i made a bracelet from an old t-shirt!
it was easy to make and a ton of fun!
i've included some how-to-photos.
the next time you're about to throw a t-shirt away, make a bracelet (or headband) instead. ♥
Step 1// cut 2 strips of cloth, approximately 50 inches long. (pictured above)
Step 2//cut a small slit, approximately 1/4 inch, at the end of each strip. (pictured above)
Step 3// align the slits at opposite directions and thread the end of one of the strips. (pictured above)
Step 4// place the strip of cloth behind your ring finger. leave about 4 inches as a tail. (pictured above)
Step 5// weave the strip around your pinky then above your ring finger. (pictured above)
Step 6// make a big loop that covers both pinky and ring finger. (pictured above)
Step 7// pull the lower weave portion of cloth over the big loop made in step 6.
complete the pinky finger first, then complete on your ring finger. (pictured above)
continue doing this process until you've reached the desired length.
Step 8// gently remove fingers, thread tail into holes, and tie a knot.
Step 9// enjoy!!


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Best soap ever for acne prone skin ever. Its pretty cheap, it cleans really well and doesnt dry me out.
I tried this product just because of the great price. Before this, I have been using Clean and Clear Morning Burst in the morning and Dove soap at night. That routine worked pretty well for me, but before and during my monthly cycle, I would still get at least two huge pimples. I tried this Aveen bar for the first 2 days just on my forehead because I wanted to test out if I would have a bad reaction or not. No reaction, so then I started using on the rest of my face. I have beem using it now everyday for the past 2 weeks or so, and started and ending my monthly cycle, and only got one small pimple that was easy enough to cover, not like the usual big pimples I get that hurt. I do think this bar is what helped me not break out horribly during my cycle. I am really oily in my t-zone area, so this product didn't dry me out there...but it did dry me out just a little bit on my jawline area, but nothing serious. Just use a small amount of good moisturizer and you will be fine. I will continue to use this, and hoping that it continues to work for me. I will write another review on it later on to see if it kept the same results.
After only a few days of using, I got horrible rashes that was so sensitive it hurt when I washed with water.
My pimples/acne got worse, too. I got a huge bump near the middle of my foreheads, and it didn't clear and of the little bumps on my nose.
Too bad... And I thought it was for sensitive skin.
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This is a miracle! It is excellent on my skin type and I love it!
I've been using this soap for a month now. I have to say that I was not expecting great results. It was cheap and I felt like I wanted something with a little acne treatment in it to clean my face. The Oil free acne wash dried my skin too much and made it turn red. I figured I'd go with a lesser percentage of salicylic acid (0.5%). I tell you, this has calmed my skin down. My skin tone is more even and the redness that was there is no longer. It feels smooth, clean, and definitely less breakouts. I want to try the foaming cleanser like this. The bar is kind of messy. If you used Dove soap, then you'll know that it has that melting effect. However, this bar has lasted me a month, so I don't think that's too bad, especially considering that it was only 2.97. I would tell someone to try it because Aveeno is a good brand and has good products for the skin. I trust this brand. it makes me want to try more of their products.
I was hoping this would have worked for me as I had read some good reviews, but unfortunately I had a bad experience. After only using it three times, each and every time my face started to itch afterwards and I got this red rash on my face and broke out in little bumps. I won't be purchasing ever again.
I'm glad I didn't try this on my face, I bought it for my back and chest which sometimes break out a little. When I got this I had been using Neutrogena body clear washes which were very drying and ineffective and I was hoping this would be more gentle. Unfortunately, I found this very harsh, drying and irritating and I had to stop using it after only a couple of days. It did not help breakouts at all. I would not repurchase or recommend this, there are much better products out there for acne prone skin.
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I love this facial bar! I purchased it at kaiser in the pharmacy dept. Cost around 5$ has lasted me so far 4 months and I still have a good amount left with on and off use. Light fragrance, dosent make my face feel dry and tight, and it lathers well to get that deep clean feeling. I use this on rotation with my peter thomas roth washes and my skin is clearing up nicely. ( Currently recovering from yet again another foundation that didn't agree with my skin) will repurchase, and I do recommend :D


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The shootings took place late on Thursday in the vicinity of the Marine Corps Base at Quantico's Officer Candidate School, and all three people who died were identified as Marines, Marines spokesman Sergeant Christopher Zahn said.
"An isolated shooting incident has occurred at Officer Candidate School, Quantico," the base said on its Facebook page. "The suspect has been barricaded by law enforcement personnel."
The Facebook message told base residents to remain in their homes with their doors locked, until the lockdown was lifted before dawn on Friday. No other injuries were reported, and Zahn could give no details as to a motive for the shootings.
"The investigation is in the very early stages," he said.
The shootings came days after seven U.S. Marines were killed in a mortar explosion at an Army munitions depot in Nevada during a live-fire training exercise.
In that incident on Monday, a lightweight mortar exploded prematurely in its firing tube, killing the Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, who had been undergoing mountain warfare training, and wounding eight other service members.
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An online MBA in workplace conflict management is designed for human resources, training, and labor relations specialists who help maintain productivity in the workplace. The degree program provides a foundation in business training along with specialized courses in negotiation and advocacy in the workplace, organizational conflict management, and managing difficult conversations at work. Students learn to develop their own management style as well as negotiating and mediating skills.
What Does an MBA in Workplace Conflict Management Cover?
In order to function and continue to be productive, business leaders must know how to best manage conflict in the workplace. An online MBA in workplace conflict management addresses the challenges businesses are experiencing as they try to stay competitive in a growing and global market. Students gain a foundation in traditional business studies through core MBA classes covering management, economics, and marketing, and then build on that foundation with classes focused negotiation and mediation.
Southern New Hampshire University's (SNHU) online MBA in workplace conflict management degree program consists of four 11-week sessions with 10 core MBA courses and 3 specialty courses, including negotiation and advocacy in the workplace, introduction to organizational management, and managing difficult conversations at work. Students begin the program with a traditional MBA curriculum covering strategic management, marketing, financial management, managerial accounting, and leadership. Additionally, students will learn effective practices for negotiation, gender and culture influences on decision-making, and how to assess and manage conflict in the contemporary workplace.
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Schools require MBA candidates hold at least a bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution of higher learning. Most schools require a 3.0 GPA as well, but this number will vary school to school. Work experience and letters of recommendation may also count toward your being accepted into a program. SNHU requires the following from MBA degree candidates:
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Accreditation means an institution of higher learning and the programs it offers has met a standard of quality that is recognized by potential employers and other schools. Employers generally disregard a degree from a non-accredited school, and schools may not accept credits from a non-accredited program. Accreditation information for a school can be found using the search engine on the school's website. SNHU is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Its programs are accredited by a number of specialization accreditation agencies.
Who Should Pursue a Workplace Conflict Management MBA?
An online MBA in workplace conflict management can help professionals in human resources, labor relations, and training and development to advance to a more demanding, possibly better paying managerial or leadership role. Candidates for a workplace conflict management MBA should have strong, interpersonal, problem-solving, and communication skills, as well as the ability to plan, manage, and coordinate a number of responsibilities as they impact a diverse cross-section of employees.
What Jobs Can an Online Workplace Conflict Management MBA Get Me?
- Human Resources Manager: Human resources managers manage and coordinate recruitment, training, compensation, benefits, and employee relations for a business or organization. They are responsible for making sure HR policies and procedures are correctly administered and in line with all state and federal regulations and laws. HR managers educate managers on HR policies and help mediate conflicts in the workplace. HR managers also manage departmental operations, business planning, and the budget development for HR programs and initiatives.
- Training and Development Manager: Training and development managers lead a workplace's training programs, orientation, and personnel development. They are responsible for guiding staff through organizational changes, and advise managers on HR policies and employee issues, including workplace conflicts. Training and development managers create and maintain a budget for training, develop and revise employee training materials, including manuals and online learning tools, and teach training methods to instructors and supervisors.
- Labor Relations Specialist: Labor relations specialists mediate negotiations between labor and employees regarding work contracts and compensation and may compile or assist in compiling information to be used in negotiations. They may participate in investigations into employee grievances and disciplinary issues. If labor management is not in compliance with the law, a labor relations specialist may assist in training management how to comply.
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The satirical comedy with a political message takes center stage this weekend when the drama department at Maryville High School presents "The Mouse That Roared." The play will be at 7 and 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, and 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Maryville High School auditorium, 825 Lawrence Ave.
The play, from a 1955 novel by Leonard Wibberley, is set in the imaginary European country called Duchy of Grand Fenwick. The tiny country is a wine-making country and the entire income of the country is based on selling their wine. When the United States makes a knock-off wine that almost puts them out of business, the political leaders of Duchy decided the only solution to their economic woes is to attack the United States, go to war with them, lose the war and accept their foreign aide.
The country is ruled by 22-year-old Duchess Gloriana, whose declaration of war is considered a "prank," so she decides to escalate the war. Tully Bascomb, who is in charge of the country's army of bowmen, upsets everyone's plans when he moves ahead with his plan and wins the war!
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Jim Morton from Carbondale:
"I just think it is a very sad state we live in when smoking becomes the number one thing state senators pay attention to...we have a high unemployment rate...the closing of plants keeps going up...the education system is under staffed, under paid, and under caring. We have homeless people living in cars...but no, we have to ban smoking. My state senator had better get what he can because I will not vote for him no matter what lies he tells us."
Seth Sturgeon from Benton, Missouri:
"I like the smoking ban. In Missouri at local restaurants people smoke freely. If the restaurant has smoking and non-smoking areas the smoke still travels over to the non-smoking side...I just wish Missouri would pass a smoking ban soon."
Susan Tackitt from Marion:
"It's the fast food toys that are making America fat. They need to stop placing toys in food bags for kids. I have a great nephew who eats his brother's food as well as his own and we wonder why America is FAT? That's my story and I'm sticking to it."
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Colquitt County investigators are looking for a bunch of stolen guns and the burglars who swiped them.
They say they're seeing more home break-ins putting more guns on the streets.
Someone broke into a home on Earnest Norman Road in Norman Park last Thursday morning and took 21 guns, a flat screen tv and a laptop computer.
Sheriff's investigators say burglars are kicking in doors while people are at work and stealing guns and electronics.
They're following up on possible leads but they could use some help.
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LIVINGSTON, La. (KNOE 8 News/AP) - The Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office has found no criminal wrongdoing in the July drowning of a 14-year-old boy at Cajun Lagoon water park near Denham Springs.
Nick Kissner, of Port Allen, drowned July 30 at the park, located off La. 16 between Denham Springs and Watson.
Livingston Parish District 5 firefighters and Sheriff's Office deputies were called around 1 p.m. about the drowning. Medical personnel tried to revive the youth but were unsuccessful.
An investigation found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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Panthers out of Tanguay sweepstakes?
According to this article in the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, the Panthers have stopped trying to sign winger Alex Tanguay, and now the finalists to get the coveted free-agent are Tampa Bay and Phoenix. The NHL is pushing for the Coyotes to make the playoffs this year to help their poor financial situation. This source is the only place to be reporting that the Cats are out of the running for Tanguay, but should anything else pop up, we'll be all over it.


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Once again this year, WTOL 11 is recognizing area farmers for a lifelong dedication to growth. The Proud to be a Farmer campaign asks viewers to nominate farm families that epitomize the American farmer experience.
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Along with sponsors Charlie's Dodge and Rupp Seeds, WTOL 11 will present the chosen farm family to viewers during the remainder of the year. Sometimes we get to do fun stories that are positive and meaningful. The Proud to be a Farmer program gives us all a chance to recognize and thank some of the farm families in northwest Ohio.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) --It's sold in 18 state states and 9 countries. The "Ski Skooty" promises traction and comfort, and offers a fix to the age-old problem of conquering the slopes, then trying to walk back to your car in those sometimes annoying ski boots.
"It's a completely flat bottom, and it's very uncomfortable," Reid Lawler said.
The "Skooty" slides right onto the bottom of your boot and clicks into place, making it easier to walk. You might guess the entrepreneurs behind it are from overseas or in a state like Colorado where skiing is so popular, think again.
The "Skooty" is a homemade product created in the Highlands by the Lawler family.
"Our international headquarters is in our house, and our warehouse is in the basement. It's all done from here," Sally Lawler said.
Sally's husband came up with the concept after he realized some similar products on the market weren't working.
"He went to our kitchen table and worked on it, worked on it, worked it, and he came up with it. I kept on saying no, it's not going to work," she said.
She was happy to be wrong. After some help from US Commercial Service, the orders started coming in, so too did the trucks to her residential street with all the essential parts.
"The neighbors think I'm nuts," said Sally.
They won't though after they hear about this, the "Ski Skootys" have gotten so popular, more than one Olympian is a fan. Sally met them while out in Colorado.
"They'd come and say oh, you're the Ski Skooty woman," Sally said.
A couple of those athletes have already won gold on the biggest stage of them all in Sochi.
"That truly says something about our product, if they're using it for their personal use," Reid Lawler explained.
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The scriptures clearly describe the Jews of the Bible as having dark skin:
"Their visage is blacker than a coal; they are not known in the streets: their skin cleaveth to their bones; it is withered, it is become like a stick."
The Bible says that the visage of the Jews is "blacker than a coal".
Let's see what this word "visage" means when looked up in a dictionary.
From The Concise Oxford English Dictionary, Tenth Edition:
visage - poetic/literary a person's face, with reference to the form of the features. a person's facial expression
So we see the word visage relates to a person's facial features. If the Jews of the Bible have facial features blacker than a coal, how are they Caucasian?
"Our skin was black like an oven because of the terrible famine."
If the Jews of the Bible have skin "black like an oven", how are they Caucasian? Caucasian people do not at any time turn any shade of brown, let alone "black like an oven". Caucasians lack melanin to even turn the lightest shade of brown.
Job was an Israelite. Let's see how he described himself:
"My skin is black upon me, and my bones are burned with heat."
Job, an Israelite, says that his skin is black upon him. Do I need to say anything else? Where he says "and my bones are burned with heat", that is referring to the affliction that he was going through.
King Solomon, one of the wisest men to ever walk the face of the earth, and one of the great kings of the nation of Israel, described himself as a black man!
"The song of songs, which is Solomon's."
The reason I went to this verse is to show that this is Solomon speaking. The world teaches the lie that this is some concubine or the Queen of Sheba. I dare anyone to come forth and prove according to Scripture that this is some "concubine" or the "Queen of Sheba" speaking instead of Solomon himself.
"I am black, but comely, O ye daughters of Jerusalem, as the tents of Kedar, as the curtains of Solomon."
Solomon, a Jew from the tribe of Judah, is describing himself as black! Furthermore, here is the verse in the original ancient Hebrew:
"Sha-chaa-war-ha an-ya, wa-na-ah-wah, ban-wath Ya-raw-sha-lam, ka-ah-hal-ya Qa-dar, ka-ya-ra-ya-i-wath Sha-la-mah."
The first part of this verse which reads "Sha-chaa-war-ha an-ya" literally translates to "I am dark skinned"!
Let's look up the meaning of the word for black, "shachar", as used in this verse for proof:
This is the definition of shachar from The New Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible:
7838. shachar from 7835; prop. dusky, but also (absol.) jetty:--- black
So the word "shachar" means "dusky". Let's look that word up and see what it means:
The definition of the word dusky from The Concise Oxford English Dictionary, Tenth Edition:
dusky - adj.(-ier,-iest) darkish in colour. euphemistic, dated or poetic/literary (of a person) black; dark-skinned.
So we see that:
1. Solomon described himself as black in Song of Solomon 1:5
2. The word "black" as used in Song of Solomon 1:5 in the ancient Hebrew is defined in The New Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible (widely regarded as one of the top concordances of the Bible) as "dusky"
3. The word "dusky" when defined in a dictionary as pertains to a person means dark skinned!
So if Solomon, a Jew from the tribe of Judah is describing himself as dark skinned, how could he or any other Jew writen of in the Bible be white?
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Christ man I'm going through fight withdrawl but it kicks back off with this Saturday's fight between Berto and Collazo.
Bertoi is fun as hell to watch with his great handspeed and crappy defense and Collazo has some skills that could give Andre trouble.
But I think Berto is too much for Collazo. If he had any power to hurt Berto I may give it some more thought. But with the exception of seriously hurting Hatton, who was just moving up from 140, Collazo hasn't shown much pop on his punches.
I see Berto getting him out of there in the 9th or 10th round. How do you think this going to play out?


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Jemima Corel and David McGlothlin
Jemima Corel was born January 12, 1812. Jemima is the first child of William Corel and Rebecca Oney.
This image is from the 1850 Census in Kaw Township, Jackson County, Missouri and shows Jemima Corel McGlothlin and her family. This is a brilliant example of the inaccuracies of the enumerators (the individuals who went door to door to take the census). The family is listed under the name of 'McLaughlin' rather than McGlothlin. We can be sure that this is Jemima's family, because this was the first census to include all names of individuals living in a household. David, Jemima, and all 6 of their children are listed.
Jemima Corel married David McGlothlin about 1835. The couple had six children by 1847. The family traveled with William Corel and Rebecca Oney to Missouri and established their home next door to Jemima's parents.
Jemima Corel McGlothlin died at the age of 39 years, 5 months, and 1 day in the Town of Kansas, Jackson County, Missouri on June 13, 1851.
- Mary was born about 1838.
- Henry H. was born March 12, 1840 in Jeffersonville, Tazewell County, Virginia.
- Martha Jane was born about 1841.
- William was born about 1842.
- John was born about 1844. John is listed with the family on the 1850 census and with his father on the 1860 census, but is not found again.
- Shadrack was born April 14, 1847 in Virginia.
After Jemima's death, David moved his children back to Johnson County, Kentucky. While there, he met a widow by the name of Melinda (Meek) Ward, whom he married on July 19, 1853. The Johnson County Kentucky Marriage book #1 shows her name as Belinda Ward.
On the 1860 census, David and "Malinda" McLaughlin are living in Johnson County, Kentucky with John and "Shadroch" McLaughlin and Melinda's 23 year old son, Johnathan Ward. David and Melinda are not found again after the 1860 census.


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Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered a new method for developing treatments for Alzheimer's Disease (AD). They have shown that by stimulating a brain cell called a microglia the cells will partially engulf the senile plaques which are abundant in post mortem AD brain.
The study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, marks the first time that this phenomenon, believed to take place in living brain, has been duplicated in the laboratory. It offers a new approach to finding an effective treatment for the disease.
The research team found that the plaques themselves are not sufficient microglial activators. But when the microglia were treated with inflammatory stimulants, they attacked the plaques.
"It is very exciting to watch under a microscope the way these microglial cells gather around and attach to the plaques just as we believe is taking place in Alzheimer brains" said Dr. Sadayuki Hashioka lead author on the paper.
Microglia are cells found in the central nervous system that act as the brain's immune cell. The human brain has approximately 14 billion microglia that patrol different areas of the brain and migrate to a site of injury to help restore normal functioning.
"It is widely believed that AD is caused by the accumulation of the beta amyloid protein in senile plaques," says Patrick McGeer professor emeritus in UBC's Faculty of Medicine. "In AD patients, microglia are not coping with the plaque build-up. Therefore plaques accumulate faster than the microglia can digest them. If we can enhance microglial digestion of these plaques, we will have a fighting chance to eliminate AD."
"This new approach is a way of screening agents against the real disease rather than mouse models of the disease. It is just a first step in finding new ways to treat AD," says McGeer. "The next step is to find a therapeutic drug that will stimulate the microglia to devour the plaques."
AD is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by progressive cognitive deterioration and is the most common form of dementia.
The Alzheimer Society of Canada estimates that there are approximately 500,000 Canadians suffering from dementia and that the true direct and indirect costs of their care is $12-$15 billion per year.
The research was supported by the Pacific Alzheimer Research Foundation.
The mission of the Pacific Alzheimer Research Foundation, established in December 2004, is to eradicate AD and related dementias. For more information, visit www.parf.ca.
VCHRI is the research body of Vancouver Coastal Health Authority. In academic partnership with the University of British Columbia and philanthropic partnership with the VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation, the institute advances health research and innovation across B.C., Canada, and beyond.
The Journal of Alzheimer's Disease (www.j-alz.com), published by IOS Press, is an international multidisciplinary journal to facilitate progress in understanding the etiology, pathogenesis, epidemiology, genetics, behavior, treatment and psychology of Alzheimer's disease.
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Childress frustrates me!!! When:
1) You'reon the road
2) Your Defense is having problems
3) You are virtually at the end of the game,
4) You have a chance to win it
The coaches decision tree should be to GO FOR TWO!!! Especially after longwell had a extra point blocked earlier in the game. In this game the extra pt attempt was not a sure thing.
Going for two and loosing is just as bad as going into overtime and loosing.!
You have a chance to get out of Chicago without:
1) Relying on the luck of the coin toss
2) Driving 60+ yards for a shaky field goal attempt
Where are these coaches minds at? Talk about conservative play calling.
Why did Zygi drop another load of cash on a coach that had not accomplished anything? There was no crime against letting Childress play-out the season. Teams do this to players all the time.
As Cris Carter says, "COME'ON MAN!!!".
Lastly, Why don't the journalists ask the tough questions? Are they worried about not being the players and coaches buddys? Why not ask about game decisions, why not ask about what have you been doing to stop the complete collapse of your football team???!!!
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Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan gets mad sometimes. Below you can see where he calmly walks the sidelines saying, "Man, I am upset. Can somebody please tell me something sweet so that I feel better again? Haha, I love you guys."
I think, I'm not a lip reader:
What do you think he says? It might actually be, "FEE FI FO FUM" I smell the blood of Rob Ryan.
Am I right about that, Rob? I can't see Rob. Get out of the way, Jay!


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Thursday drops will get albacore tuna loin. It is getting towards the end of the season, so this week may very well be the last of the local albacore. If it is still warm where you are, I highly recommend grilling for albacore loin. I will post some grilled albacore recipes from other sources over in the recipe forum.
Category Archives: Albacore
It's Albacore Season!
Don't they look like little cartoon fish? It is local albacore season! What a wonderful time to be alive and eating. All drops will be getting albacore this week (8/21 to 8/25). Click on the albacore category below to see all albacore information. Remember to come back and share what you do in the recipe forum!
Albacore Round 2 Wrap-up
Albacore is clearly inspiring and Siren subscribers were creative as usual! The pictures and emails that I got this week have given me some good ideas for future albacore recipes. This is probably the last albacore we will see until the weather warms up again. Sad.
Michelle at Nom Nom Paleo went the sensitive and delicate route with Softcore Albacore. You know, for the ladies. She braised the tuna in olive oil and flavored it with garlic and Tabil seasoning. Delicious AND a good companion to her Hardcore Albacore.
New subscribers Geoff and Andrea did their first drop RIGHT. Good job!
"Thank you for the wonderful albacore, we prepared it tataki style with some baby bok choy and dandelion greens, orange ponzu on the side. We loved it!"
Subscriber (and friend to the fishmongeress) Emily made perfectly seared albacore. It looks beautiful!
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The Triumphant Return of Albacore Week
I am VERY excited to say that we have albacore again this week! It might be the last time that I can get my hands on it this season. The fishery is still open, but my trusted dock gurus are telling me that the fish are not really biting locally anymore. This is nothing to be alarmed about as it is just a seasonal change, but I will miss having albacore. I love that cute and tasty fish.
There are many seasonal changes starting to happen up here on the coast. Everyone is getting geared up (Literally, they are buying new gear or restoring old gear.) for crab season. There's always a lot of buzz and hearsay around the opening of crab season. Will there be big crab? How much meat will they have? What kind of price will the fishermen be able to negotiate? Everyone makes money during a good crab season, and for a lot of small operations it is that influx of cash that gets them through the rest of the year.
The weather is changing. The winds are up and we have had our first real rain of the season. Small boats, you know the kind that I buy from, are not suited for going out in high wind conditions. The big trawlers can still make it out, but as of right now and for the foreseeable future, Siren does not buy fish caught by trawl. Between the switch over to crab trapping and the high wind conditions, I am getting a little nervous about sourcing through the winter. I have always said that I would rather deliver nothing than go back on my standards, and I still feel that way. I have been lucky enough to make it through thirteen deliveries without having to use the red phone. That is what I have been calling failing to deliver anything. As in, "Get the Pentagon on the red phone, I have no fiiiiiiiiiish!" I have used nearly every contingency plan that I had, and some that I didn't even know I had. Luckily, those handy contingency plans are recyclable.
So, as we head into the deep dark winter, I want to thank you all in advance for your patience. If I do have to use THE RED PHONE, no one's account will be charged and I will be so apologetic and charming. I have some tricks (Beer-brined smoked salmon tricks) up my sleeve, so hopefully I am giving you this warning for no reason. This is my first winter doing this, so I just want to make my subscribers aware of the worst-case scenario.
Enough winter bummer nonsense, let's get back to the albacore. I have already covered the source information in a previous post, and given away the secret fish plant albacore recipe. Enjoy this lovely fish!
Albacore Wrap-up
Hardcore Albacore! from Nom Nom Paleo on Vimeo.
I want to present this video without comment, but I am incapable of sharing anything this awesome without comment. Ever. Once again, Michelle from Nom Nom Paleo makes my special fish look sexier than I ever thought they could. She prepared a Paleo-friendly version of the recipe that I posted last week. It is appropriately called Hardcore Albacore, and my goodness does it look delicious. She documented the process beautifully on her excellent blog. YUM.
Mary wrote, "The albacore was so delicate and delicious! I followed your recipe and they turned out beautifully. Mike and I are so pleased with the quality of your seafood and look forward to our next delivery!"
Mary and Mike also sent along some pictures that made me wish I had more albacore to wrap in bacon.
Marcus of Eats for One also followed the recipe on the blog.
"I made the Bacon Wrapped Albacore. Quite yummy. I used Sherry instead of sake. That's a pretty strong fish, especially grilled with bacon, so the substitution didn't affect the sweet and luscious impact of the marinade. It was really good, 'cept sadly, I overcooked it. Can't wait to get albacore again so I can do it up right. (What a spectacularly beautiful piece of fish, by the way.) Used the leftover raw fish in my 1904 bouillabaisse with shrimp and scallops. Yum."
I am already actively searching out some late season albacore so that week A members can have a taste!
Amie, aka @FabFoodLover on Twitter, followed a recipe from Becky Selengut's excellent cookbook, Good Fish.
"Let me just say this: Oh my God was that some good fish! I opted to use Becky Selengut's recipe for olive oil poached albacore with caper-blood orange sauce from the Good Fish cookbook. It was my first time poaching ever and I have to say it turned out pretty awesome. The friend I shared it with commented that she had never had tuna so good. I've got some leftover tuna that I'm putting on my salad for lunch today and I cannot wait. hmmm . . . wonder if it would be weird to eat lunch at 8am?"
Take it from me, 8am is NOT too early for seafood. I am often hacking off and eating raw pieces of fish in the early morning. It's the mark of a true fish lover.
Chef Kathryne poached the tuna with margoram, thyme, garlic and chilies. That sounds like heaven!
You should follow @SirenSeaSA if you would like to see pictures of seafood and read my sassy ramblings. You know you do.
Here is what people are saying about Siren on Twitter.
Sheri over at Pork Cracklins made Pan-roasted Mussels with Garlic Butter and wrote about the process on her excellent blog. I miss those mussels already.
Know Your Source: Captain Tom Graham
Tom Graham is a little bit legendary, but not as Capt. Tom Graham. No, he is known among members of the Pacific coast fishing community as Capt. Tom F%$#. I got to talk to him on the phone a bit this week, and as I was asking him how he got his nickname I realized that I might not want to know the answer. It turns out, the origin of the nickname is about as straightforward and clean as it could be.
Tom is know for entertaining everyone over the radio with his colorful vocabulary while they are out on their boats. Everyone I talked to has at least one good Tom F. story. He is an accomplished cage dancer, a party genius, a great fisherman, and a gifted vulgar story teller. I can't wait until I get to hang out with him in person. My social skill set is remarkably similar to his.
Tom F. hauled in some lovely albacore for us this week about 50 miles west of Point Arena. Tom usually fishes for salmon, but this season is pretty much over and he decided to turn his attention to albacore. The fish are lovely. They have big anime eyes and aerodynamic silver-skinned bodies. They look like something out of a cartoon.
You will be getting fresh chunks of skinless albacore loin. Full shares should have at least one full loin. The best way to store the fish is in the plastic bag it came in on ice in your refrigerator. If you plan on eating the fish raw, be aware that it is advisable to freeze and thaw it before you eat it. Freezing (and cooking) will kill the parasites that can be present in wild fish.
Bacon Wrapped Albacore
After weeks of hair-pulling, nagging, whining, and fretting, WE HAVE ALBACORE and I am more popular than ever. I have been asking my fish plant and fishermen buddies what they like to do with crazy fresh albacore when they can get their hands on it. Nearly every person who answered started out with, "You cube it up, wrap it in bacon, then soak it in…" The … is the variable here. Wrap it in bacon is the rule. Duh.
I decided to post a recipe that would combine what I considered the best ideas from the "wrap it in bacon marinate it in …" school of thought. Enjoy the tasty fish plant wisdom. I have learned from experience that people who process fish know how to cook it VERY well. This recipe was shamelessly plagiarized from many wise sources. I have included grilling instructions, but you can accomplish crispy bacon and tender fish by broiling, which is what I did tonight as I was test driving this recipe once again.
Bacon Wrapped Albacore
1 lb albacore loin cut into medallions 1-1.5″ thick, rinsed and patted dry.
6 strips of thick cut bacon
2 Tbsp butter
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup sake
1 Tbsp lemon juice
1/2 Tbsp fresh peeled and grated ginger
1/2 tsp minced garlic
1 Tbsp brown sugar
A dash of fresh ground pepper
1. Cook bacon in a frying pan until it is halfway done.
2. Wrap each albacore medallion tightly in a strip of bacon and secure with a toothpick.
3. Combine butter, soy sauce, sake, lemon juice, ginger, garlic, brown sugar, and pepper in a small saucepan and heat slowly, stirring constantly, until combined.
4. In a large bowl, pour half of the mixture over the bacon wrapped albacore medallions and let marinate for 15 minutes.
5. Lightly oil your hot grill. Grill steaks for 6 minutes on the first side. Flip the steaks over and baste with reserved marinade. Cook the medallions for an additional 4 minutes. Remove from heat and serve.


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If the AR-15 is Barbie for Men, then half the fun is changing Barbie's outfit.
First step was I decided to dress up my home built AR by replacing the plastic standard foregrip with a quad rail. Found a reasonable seller on eBay. Next a pair of Rapid Transition Sights, from another seller. It's my understanding Rapid Transition Sights come from the 3-gun world, where they were developed to help competitors engage targets at different distances. The end result looks like this:
Sadly, the anti-gun loonies rants about ARs are correct. They are blood thirsty. This one demanded a few drops before the task could be completed.


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Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee
It was the amateur sex video that puts all others to shame. Pamela Anderson and then-husband Tommy Lee had various interludes from their honeymoon placed online by Internet Entertainment Group in 1998 as one of the earliest internet celebrity sex tapes.
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Here are the stats. This was a 68-possession game, and so IU generally is playing a bit faster than last season's much more talented team. Cornell's vaunted offense played a horrible game. The Big Red shot 33 percent from the field and managed only 9 offensive rebounds. Ryan Wittman scored 28 points for Cornell, but he needed 22 shots to do it, and was only 8-22 from the field. Even that less-than-efficient performance was above average compared to his teammates. IU, in the meantime, shot over 55 percent from the field, 79 percent from the line, and was more effective than usual on the boards. Tom Pritchard excelled: he scored 23 points on 7-7 from the field and 9-13 from the line. IU's rebounds were well-distributed. The bad news? Turnover problems continued, and against a team not known for its defense. IU turned the ball over on nearly 30 percent of its possession, second-worst on the season after the St. Joseph's game. Most importantly, IU finished strong. After blowing big leads against IUPUI and Chaminade, it was encouraging to see IU finish an opponent that was on the ropes.
In sum, IU played reasonably well against a tall but not particularly aggressive team. This doesn't give me much hope that IU will be competitive in upcoming games against Wake Forest, Gonzaga, and Kentucky, but this was IU's most complete effort of the season, and so I'll take it.


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Jordan White's double helps Livingston on the way to a comfortable win over Hearts in the Petrofac Training Cup.20 Aug » BBC Sport
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This game was fun we played it before. I know that was the offseason but still today is a boring off day. I say something and then someone comments saying either true or false. Then they say a statement and it goes on and on.
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You can't keep Bismarck down.
You don't need to be an expert in forward play or to understand the intricacy of the tight 5 to realize that the current Bok engine room is rather decent. In the centre of all this lies the rejuvenated and colossal Bismarck du Plessis who reigned supreme during the grand slam tour showing the world that he is no.1 when it comes to being a no.2.
With Bismarck you don't just have a hooker that excels in traditional hooker play, you also get an additional loose forward and someone whom the opposition are conscious of whether with ball in hand or providing a brick wall in defence. I could wax lyrically about what he adds to the Boks all day long but I think you get the point. The real issue here is what this all means for John Smit?


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Over one million people live in informal settlements on the outskirts of Karachi, Pakistan's largest city. Considered 'unofficial' residents, there is limited government investment in community development and limited access to clean water, sanitation, health services, housing and education.
Just over half of Pakistan's population is literate. There are not enough schools to meet demand; high transport costs and school fees make the schooling that is available expensive for poor families, including government-run schools which are inadequately resourced and under-staffed. The education sector is faced with low enrolment rates, high dropout rates, and low transition to secondary education; female literacy rates are particularly low.
We are continuing to work with our partner in Pakistan, the Orangi Pilot Project (OPP), supporting them in tackling education issues in Karachi's poor communities. OPP is helping college-educated young people to set up small schools within their own communities by providing small grants for materials, equipment and schooling space. Links have been established between existing and newly set up schools, enabling experiences to be shared and topics such as the curriculum, books and examinations to be discussed. OPP is also supporting teacher training and the production of learning materials.
These initiatives have not only improved access to education, particularly for girls, but have also provided employment for local people as teachers – further generating parents' interest in sending their children to school. As the schools begin to take shape, with salaried teachers and increased student enrolment, small tuition fees are introduced to make them financially viable and meet recurring costs. Teachers are able to access affordable, flexible loans to help them further improve and expand the schools. When fully established, the schools are formally registered and integrated into Pakistan's educational system.
This project has proven to be a huge success. Good quality, affordable and accessible education is now being provided to almost 78,000 children through 577 schools, with support extended to over 4,450 young teachers (73% of whom are women).
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In our weight conscious society and a generation of obese children, it's easy to begin placing one's worth on their weight. In fact, girls especially are obsessed with the scale and feel judged according to their weight. It's common to see morning news anchors or talk show hosts growing thinner and thinner.
There comes a point, as with any obsession, when you cross the line between looking good and looking unhealthy. The host of Lifetime Television's show, "How to Look Good Naked," recently was quoted as saying "Zero is not a size, it's a warning sign." But is size zero perceived as a warning sign or as a status to attain? A survey taken among random ages asked women if they would give up five years of their life to be thinner. Many of them said a very loud, "YES."
Most people know when they look good and feel good. They can also tell you what their weight is when they feel their healthiest. Very rarely is that weight correlated with being too thin. Most people feel best when they have enough weight to help them feel energetic and vibrant, but not too much, which can cause fatigue, sore muscles, and joint pain. The body gives warning signs when you are too thin. Below are a few of those warning signs.
1. Having a body mass index of less than two to three points below what is normal for your height and weight.
2. Suffering from anemia or a lack of vitamins and minerals can be a sign of excessive binging and purging to lose weight.
3. For women, irregular menstrual cycles or no cycles can be a sign of being too thin.
4. Having dark circles under your eyes, or poor skin color are signs of malnourishment due to starving to be thin.
5. Feeling dizzy or confused are both signs of not eating.
Self-esteem is built on how we feel about ourselves. For women, body image is a large contributor to developing a healthy self-esteem, but it is minimized if the child has interests and achievements in other areas. Parents play a huge role in encouraging interests and supporting their child's activities. It is not men as much as it is women ourselves who objectify our bodies. We critique our bodies and our friends' bodies, and feel judged because we may feel we too are being critiqued. Children grow up hearing their moms lament about being too heavy, or not being in shape. Before the child is eight they are concerned with their weight, and how they compare to their friends.
If you notice your child is focusing more and more on weight, and less and less on their attributes, it may help you to help them focus on the healthy habits that will lead to healthy self-esteem. Here are a few suggestions:
1. Find groups or activities that share your common interests.
2. Worry less about weight, and focus on a healthy exercise and diet plan.
3. Educate yourself and have a career goal and dream.
4. Befriend rather than compare yourself to women of all ages, careers and ethnicities.
5. Focus on what you want, instead of how you look compared to your friends.
When parents join their child and the family works as team to help each member succeed, weight becomes less of an issue and healthy living becomes more.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Ted Thompson say it every offseason: It is not the rookies who will make the difference for the Green Bay Packers but rather the returning players. With that in mind, we continue our look ...Blog | July 11, 2014
Re-setting Packers' depth chart: OffenseRob Demovsky
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Between now and when the Green Bay Packers report to training camp on July 25, we will spend considerable time looking at the roster from a variety of angles. In the days leading up to camp, we will break things down by position...Blog | June 30, 2014
Seen and heard at Packers' minicamp day 3Rob Demovsky
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Here's a look at what stood out from the Green Bay Packers' minicamp practice on Thursday: 1. Veterans gone: For the final practice of the team's mandatory minicamp, coach Mike McCarthy excused all veterans with five or more yea...Blog | June 19, 2014