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Are you recovered from the Holidays yet? I got really sick on Christmas day which was a real bummer. When my sinuses decide they wanna mess with me, they really kick my ass. It's turning around through and I'm feeling a little better.
It's the end of December which means it's time to share my annual recap. These are some of my favorite blog posts to put together so I bring to you my look back in 2013 (January through June).
This was pretty cool! I got to attend the New York International Gift Fair for the first time. Got to meet some lovely folks who I've been chatting with online for years. They have since changed the name to NY NOW which I hope to be attending again this coming February.
A lot of freakin' snow happened in February but that's expected.
I took this photo downtown while waiting for my cousin to show up with his soon to be wife. I was a witness at their wedding in City Hall, it was really sweet! We all went out afterward and ate Vietnamese food.
There was a cool shoe exhibit at Fashion Institute of Technology I got to check out. There was some freaky stuff. Too bad photos weren't allowed.
I also hosted a series in March on Managing Your Business With Passion and Drive
I got to check out a lot of galleries and take in some fun art in April. Shag had a new show I was happy to see as he's one of my absolutely favorites.
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The regulators are going to nail you on an insider trade, especially on one placed just before an acquisition of a company. Especially if you're a jackass using options or buying a noticeable amount of stock. In most cases, the trading activity leads them to you, and then making the connection to figure out how you got the info is pretty simple.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged eight individuals living in the Griffin, Ga., area for their involvement in an insider trading ring that generated more than $500,000 in illegal profits based on nonpublic information about an upcoming company merger.
The SEC alleges that local accountant Thomas D. Melvin, Jr. exploited confidential information from a client who was on the board of directors at Chattem Inc., a Tennessee-based pharmaceutical company known for such over-the-counter products as Allegra, Gold Bond, and Icy Hot. In late 2009, after Chattem's board was informed that French pharmaceutical manufacturer Sanofi-Aventis Inc. made a tender offer to purchase the company, Melvin's client sought his professional advice on the financial impact of his Chattem stock options being involuntarily exercised due to a change in control of the company. Melvin breached his duty of confidentiality to the client and proceeded to tip four of his friends and associates about the likely increase in the company's stock price as a result of the impending transaction. Those individuals then knowingly traded on the confidential information ahead of the public announcement of the merger, and some even tipped others who traded illegally as well.
Financial advisers come into contact with wealthy individuals all the time and many of them are insiders at public companies. As part of the planning process, sometimes clients need to relay non-public info about a company to their adviser. It is up to the adviser not to be a dirtbag. Melvin couldn't help himself.
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Shaker's Jensen captures state golf title; Fischer leads Sect. VII
ITHACA — Shaker High School's Davis Jensen captured the state golf title by three shots with a five over par at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Course at Cornell University over the weekend.
Jensen finished with a 147 over two days and held off New Hartford's Alec Bard, who shot a 150.
Matt van Niekerk from Harley Allendale-Columbia and Sayville's Kyle Burke rounded out the top three with a two-round 151. Jensen had the low round of the day Sunday with a 73.
Saranac Lake's Dustin Fischer led the way for Section VII, finishing with an 81-81-162, which was good for a tie of 36th place.
Northeastern Clinton's Nolan Reid shot a 79 on day one, but fell back a bit with a 93 on day for a two-day total of 172, which put him tied for 71st. Ethan Sawyer from Saranac Lake shot a 94-80-174, which secured him 76th place.
Peru's Jordan Guay (91-89-180) finished 85th, Lake Placid's Kiefer Casled (92-92-184) was tied for 87th, and Elizabethtown-Lewis' Connor Marvin (95-93-188) finished tied for 91st.
Rounding out Section VII was Plattsburgh's Nick Dodd (84-107-191), Saranac's Austin LaDieu (101-92-193) and Saranac Lake's Teddy Yanchitas (100-98-198), finishing 93rd, 95th and tied for 96th, respectively.
Brushton-Moira's Devin Delisle had a strong tournament to lead the way for Section X. Delisle finished with an 80-78-158, which put him tied for 15th overall.
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DREAM lightweight champion Shinya Aoki will return to the promotion where he got his start on October 24 when he meets former boxing titlist Yokthai Sithoar at DEEP's "50th Impact" in Tokyo, Japan. The bout was revealed by the promotion today at a press conference inside Tokyo's DEEP Official Gym Impact.
The match will mark Aoki's first MMA action in DEEP since 2004, when he suffered the first loss of his MMA career, a knockout at the hands of Jutaro Nakao. Aoki had previously gone 3-0 in DEEP, winning the promotion's 180-pound "Future King" tournament in 2003. While the "Tobikan Judan" is known for staying active, the DEEP show will come just one month after his DREAM.16 decisioning of Marcus Aurelio, his quickest turnaround in seven fights.
Sithoar is a former Lumpinee Stadium muay Thai champion who turned professional boxer in 1994. Three years later, according to BoxRec, he captured the WBA World super flyweight (115 lbs.) title, which he twice defended before dropping to Satoshi Iida. Sithoar is currently 35 years old, has not boxed professionally since 2004, and will be making his MMA debut against Aoki. Interestingly, despite a respectable overall record of 29-6-3, Sithoar went 1-5-3 in Japan during his pro boxing career.
Given his opponent's credentials, the submission specialist Aoki will be the odds-on favorite to use the stand-up fighter as a grappling dummy. Sithoar acknowledged as much in a statement released by DEEP and, in boxerly fashion, said he'll be working on his takedown defense and hoping to catch Aoki with a one-punch KO come October 24.


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LANHAM, Md. (CBSDC) — Of all the Washington Redskins players at the Jay Z concert Thursday at the Verizon Center, Josh Morgan clearly had the best hook up.
The wide receiver was snapped backstage with the multiple-time Grammy Award winning rapper. Naturally, Morgan posted the photo on Twitter.
For the fashion conscious, Morgan was decked in all black with gold chains and sported a Brooklyn Nets baseball cap. Until recently, Jay Z had been a minority owner of the NBA team.
Redskins offensive lineman Adam Gettis and linebacker Darryl Tapp are also believed to have been at the show.
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Well, this is my first attempt at actually writing something, and a lot of you may feel its garbage (and it probably is) but I just felt an overwhelming urge to say something:
Everyone needs to take a deep breath before we freak out about what the Twins are going to do with Wilson Ramos anymore. There are some extremely intelligent baseball fans on this site (probably a collection of some of the most passionate and informed Twins fans on the planet), but I really feel like a lot of people have absolutely lost their minds in the face of Ramos' recent success.
Rewind one month - what percentage of average Twins fans knew who Wilson Ramos was? How many of you (some of the most informed fans around) knew anything more about him than that he was a highly touted catching prospect?
Do you really think Ramos is that much more valuable now than he was a week or two ago? So he's had a stellar debut at the dish in 4 games... you really think that "caught the eye" of GM's across the league? You think Bill Smith sat back the other night and thought, "Holy Shit - this kid's actually pretty good!"? I guarantee you the Twins had a pretty good idea of how talented Ramos is and so does every other executive in baseball. If it wasn't right for the Twins to trade him last month, then why now? Where's the fire? Why can't we just enjoy his success thus far and be patient? Who knows what happens a year down the road - maybe our needs change entirely, or maybe Ramos' has a monster year and his stock grows even more.
The point is, why are we all losing our minds debating what to do with him? The kid's had less than 100 at-bats above AA ball. You think his stock is sky-high because he had a great couple of games? Trading him now makes no more sense than it did a month ago or it would two months from now. His value isn't going to go up or down drastically in the next several months. Let's all just take a deep breath before we blow our potentially biggest trade chip before we even know what he's worth and what we really need.


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PHOENIX -- Pedro Alvarez will not head down to the Dominican Republic for the start of winter ball, but he is also not ruling out the possibility of joining a Dominican Winter League club at some point."For at least the beginning part of the winter, I need to get my feet under myself and get ready for next year," Alvarez said. "If the situation presents itself that winter ball might be something later on, we'll tackle it them. But, collectively, we all made a decision that right now the best thing for me is to get some rest, then start working out to get ready for next year." General manager Neal Huntington said the organization supports Alvarez's decision to go back home at the end of the year and take a mental break after what has been a challenging season. In a year that was laced with expectations, Alvarez has hit just .189 in 67 games for the Pirates this year. Tuesday's second-inning solo shot gave him four home runs and 16 RBIs, totals that are nowhere close to the production the Pirates had anticipated. Alvarez's tumultuous season has also included a lengthy stay on the disabled list and two stints in Triple-A. "As we talked about it internally, we thought it was best to let him push the reset button, let him get home, let him get working on his offseason strength and conditioning program," Huntington said. "If he doesn't [end up playing later this offseason], we fully expect that he'll come into Spring Training ready to go physically, mentally and fundamentally to have a good season." Alvarez's offseason workout and conditioning program will be monitored, as is the case with every player in the organization.
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PHOENIX -- Having already returned home to Glendale, Ariz., to continue his rehabilitation work, catcher Chris Snyder has rejoined his teammates for this series at Chase Field. And depending upon the direction the organization takes over the next few months, there is a chance that this could be Snyder's final days in a Pirates uniform.The Pirates hold a $6.75 million option on Snyder for next season but are unlikely to exercise it. That doesn't rule out the organization trying to re-sign the 30-year-old catcher to a lesser deal, but it will allow Snyder to see what other clubs might be interested in his services. Snyder made it clear, though, that as he begins to look toward 2012, Pittsburgh remains very much on the radar. "I had a great time here," Snyder said. "Obviously, I wish things could have gone differently. I don't really think I've proven anything. The fan base or organization hasn't really seen how I can play when I'm healthy. It's a great town. It's a great city to play in. The nucleus is going to be back, and it's a team that, I believe, is on the upswing right now. It's a definite possibility." Snyder arrived in Pittsburgh as a Trade Deadline acquisition in 2010 and struggled offensively the rest of that season. He was making a substantial impact early this year before all that progress was halted by a back injury on June 8. Surgery followed, and Snyder couldn't recover quickly enough to salvage any more playing time in 2011. The recovery is going well, Snyder said, and he does expect to work through a normal offseason program. If the Pirates do make an attempt at signing Snyder, there is no reason to believe Snyder won't be fully healthy at the start of Spring Training. "My body has been responding well. Everything has been going good," Snyder said. "I'm not far away -- a couple weeks maybe -- from doing a normal training program."
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Manager Clint Hurdle and Huntington, along with various members of the coaching staff, have been conducting end-of-the-season meetings with each player during this road trip. Season results and offseason goals are among the items discussed during these sessions. Though the Pirates cannot finish the year with a winning road record, they already have sealed more road victories than in any year since 2002, when the club also won 34. The last time the Pirates won more than 34 games away from home was '03, when they had 36 victories. The Pirates have five road games remaining to reach that mark. Reliever Jose Veras has already set a career high in appearances and has an shot at appearing in 80 games before the end of the season. Veras has already pitched in 77 games this year, which ranks second among all National League relievers. Chris Resop is also among the NL leaders in appearances with 73.
The Pirates have acquired right-hander Eliecer Cardenas from the Braves as the player to be named later in the Matt Diaz trade from last month. Cardenas, 23, had a 0.79 ERA in 40 games at the high Class A level this year. He also made five Double-A appearances. Combined, Cardenas struck out 76 and walked 35 in 59 2/3 innings.
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Some readers called or wrote to question the photo selection in our coverage of the Lady Vols' victory in the SEC championship game.
The issue wasn't the display of the photos, or their quality. On A1 we had a spectacular shot of Shanna Zolman and Sidney Spencer celebrating. The image radiated elation. You couldn't help but smile when you saw it. On the cover of the Sports section was another energetic photograph of Zolman conducting the UT band.
The issue was who was in the photos, or more precisely, who wasn't. Spencer and Zolman had every right to be featured. Zolman, the senior leader, played 40 minutes, had eight assists and 14 points. Spencer led the Vols in scoring with 21 points and had eight rebounds.
But what about Candace Parker? Her name was in the headlines of two of our stories. She, too, played 40 minutes, plus she scored the winning basket, ending the game with 20 points, six rebounds and three assists. The freshman, frankly, was awesome. But the only photo of her was a one-column shot on Page C4.
Spencer and Zolman are white, and Parker is black. Some readers questioned whether that factored into the selection of the photos. Others merely warned us to be more sensitive.
I know that race had no overt bearing on our photography or photo selection. I don't even think it was a subconscious factor, although that's a danger we have to be aware of. Everyone carries a set of preconceptions and preferences, which in the case of journalists can skew news content.
I think those two photos just happened to be the best, most compelling ones we had.
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Kroger will team up with local CBS radio stations 104.3 WOMC and 987 AMP Radio to sponsor the contest, with a winner selected daily during the month of June.
Customers may enter the "Free Michigan Kroger Milk for a Year" contest as many times as they like at www.WinWithKroger.com, although contestants may only win once. Winners must have a Kroger Plus card to claim their Free Michigan Kroger Milk for a Year. Consumers who do not have a Kroger Plus card may apply for a free card at any Kroger store.
"Kroger brand milk is a 100 percent Michigan product supplied by Michigan's family-owned dairy farms," said Jayne Homco, president of The Kroger Co. of Michigan. "We are proud to bring fresh and nutritious Michigan milk into our stores for customer families to enjoy in their homes."
All "Free Michigan Kroger Milk for a Year" winners will receive a maximum of nine gallons of Michigan Kroger milk each calendar month beginning Aug. 1, 2014 through July 31, 2015. Winners will be notified by CBS Radio via phone or email. Non-winning entries will be automatically eligible for subsequent random drawings.
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Lord of the Rings star goes wild
NATALIE BOCHENSKI As Merry the hobbit in The Lord of the Rings, Dominic Monaghan went on a quest to save Middle Earth. Now he's on a quest to help planet Earth.
Davros coming to Supanova
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Pinball wizards from throughout Australia play off this weekend at Supanova for the title of best in the land.
Peter Dinklage pulls out of Supanova
Supanova Brisbane has taken a setback with Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage letting organisers know he'll be a no show at the November event.
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Some pictures from last year's big Saturday at the convention.
Video files
Stop 'taking my characters': Martin
George R. R. Martin speaks his mind at Supanova.
Game of Thrones stars touch down
Meet some of the stars of the Supanova Brisbane show.


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I started using retin-a on July 15th, I had started breaking out about a year ago and tried everything OTC and nothing worked. I thought it would go away, but sadly it didn't I started doing research on acne products and I know nothing is a instant miracle and I am ready for something to work in the long run because I hate my skin right now and sometimes don't want to go out.
Here is my review on retin-a(tretinoin) .025%.
Week 1- nothing had changed and I didn't experience any stinging or burning, like most people have said. I had been using OTC retinol and AHA so maybe that prepped my skin for it.
Week 2- I started seeing some improvement in the longevity of my pimples, as in they would come to a head overnight and not stay for days at a time. however I started seeing new pimples come up as well. Had some mild dryness.
Weel 3- The left side of my face is pretty clear but still waiting for the hyper pigmentation to fade, slowly but surely. The right cheek and forhead is still "purging".
Week 4- I think it is helping, I'm going to stick it out because it definitely isn't worse than how I started and I feel like I'm actually doing something pro active about it and not trying OTC that aren't ever going to work.
Week 5- Went through another purge, I was very doubtful of this product and I get depressed again. I'm considering keeping dairy out of my diet.
Week 6- Now I'm half way through week 6 and the purging is healing up and going away. However my face is full of red acne marks and even though it's better than bumpy skin it's horrible =( I hope this product will help fade these quickly.
I will definitely update next week. But for now I am consistent with the applications and am hopeful.
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I started using Retin A on May 28 so this is my experience so far (PLEASE NOTE: prior to using Retin A I was using Peter Thomas Roth Retinol PM Fusion and I think it helped me build up some tolerance to Retin A. I did not feel any burning, stinging, horrible peeling, etc (yet!!!)
Week 1 - 3 - used Retin A every other night and if Imy skin felt too dry, I'd skip one more night and only moisturize. My skin looked amazing, the nasty break outs stopped, my pores looked smaller/tighter and my skin oiliness/dryness is controlled. A little flaking only around the nostrils and around mouth, but nothing even noticeable. I'm loving it!!!
Week 4 - 5 - Started using Retin A every night. Bad break out with about 6 pimples, 3 of them being the cystic ones that no matter what you do, won't go away until it wants to go away. I didn't pop any of them (though I was highly tempted to do so) and continued using the product. The biggest one is slowly fading and so are the others but I still have red marks where they used to be. A little more flaking around my nostrils but nothing bad. I feel there's a bunch of other pimples ready to come out but I'm not touching them or freaking out. Will continue to use Retin A as recommended by my derm.
UPDATE Week 6-8 - That last bad acne break out from weeks 4 and 5 is almost gone, a few red scars from the hard to kill pimples. I started using Alpha/Beta hydroxy acid night cream every other night; as per some research it is recommended that one uses aha/bha a few times a week to help with t breakout Retin A causes. So far so good, my skin is NOT 100% clear and peachy but it's by far the best it's been in a while. And besides, I need to wait at least 6 - 8 months to start seeing the full results of Retin A. PS: My derm just prescribed me a couple more tubes and said my skin was looking very good. Will keep updating!
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I have only just started using Retin-A but will update as the weeks progress.
Week 0-1 The first couple of days were fantastic, but from day 4 onwards it's terrible! I have flaking around my mouth, nose and eyes, and horrible breakouts. I'm going to cut back and start using it every other night. (I do think that I was putting too much on so will try using less product as well) I will update again shortly.
Update **10 July 10**
Week 1-2 The horrid sore peeling I had around my mouth has subsided. I have been using less product and skipped 2 nights of application. This has seemed to help. My skin is a LOT clearer and smoother. I can definitely see an improvement. I am still getting the odd cystic pimple but it seems to be clearing up a lot quicker. Hopefully I've had the worst of the peeling and burning and my skin is purging and getting better. I have increased the rating from 3/5 to 4/5. I will update again shortly.
Week 2-3
The peeling around my mouth has lessened. I've noticed that my skin is a lot smoother and I no longer have little bumps on myskin. I am also having less breakouts - my skin is not perfect but it is a massive improvement to what it was. It will be "that time of the month" for me next week (sorry if that's TMI) and usually my face would have exploded with pimples in preparation for it. I've also noticed that the few pimples I do get, clear up a lot quicker. I will update again next week.
**Update 31 July 10**
Week 3-4. Gosh I can't believe I'm in my 4th week of this. The flaking has definitely subsided. I have had the odd spot, but my skin looks pretty darn good, I have to say. I wish I knew about this product years and years ago.
I was telling a lady at work that it takes me an hour and 10 minutes each day to do my make up (not including hair, dressing, shower etc) and she was astounded. She said to me "but you don't need a lot of makeup you have great skin."
Nobody has ever told me I have great skin in my life. I think this product is fan-effing-tastic! I give it 5 lippies.
**Update** 23 October 2010
I totally love Retin-A (although I'm using Retrieve now because Retin-A has been discontinued). I would never be without it.
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I used Retin-A off and on for about 12 years. This is a great product if your skin can handle it. It used to work wonders on my skin, but little by little it started wearing my skin down. I'm not sure but I believe that I may have developed rosacea because of the constant irritation. It was hard to give up completely, because if I hadn't used it in a while and started up again, I'd sometimes have a couple of weeks where my skin would look amazing. Then suddenly the irritation would set in, and it would be awful. I have a lot of major skin issues that Retin-A helped for me, so I was desperate. If you want to try this product, just make sure you're careful to notice signs of intolerance developing. This isn't the same as the irritation you'll experience in the beginning, because everyone gets that. What I'm talking about is either your skin never gets over the irritated phase, or else you are doing fine and then gradually your skin gets more and more sensitive, red all the time, thin looking, etc. If this happens, you should stop and do whatever you need to repair the skin barrier. No active ingredients, only mild cleansers and lotions, etc. After your skin heals, you might try to use it again at half dosage (say every other day), and see if that works better. Like I said, Retin-A can be really amazing, but I do believe it can be damaging over time for certain types of skin.
One derm I had said he could only use it on the upper half of his face. For many people, the jaw line, lower cheeks and around the mouth are much more sensitive. Using it only on less sensitive areas is another option.
Differen is easier to tolerate and works really well too. If your skin is sensitive I would just start with that. Unfortunately for me, I can't even tolerate that anymore.
Edit: Although I no longer use Retin-A all over my face, I have recently found that using a tiny, tiny bit under the eyes at night can really improve the surface lines in that area. Strangely, my skin can tolerate it in there and nowhere else. Even though it's thin skin, it's somehow not sensitive. Who would have guessed?
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Got this thru alldaychemists, price was very reasonable. I started using .1% that I got in Mexico, that was way to strong for my face. I dropped down to .05% and can tolerate it much better. I use it a couple times a week for a few hours, my face has a sort of "glow". I will continue to use this, and hopefully graduate to the.1% someday.
Got my 74 year old mother some .025% and she's loving it. Using it a few days a week, for a couple of hours.
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Been on it for 9 Months and I love it, This and Glycolic acid has really improved my skin greatly.
I have been using the .025 gel since Feb. 8th. I use this every other night alternating with Neostrata 15% cream. This works very well for my skin type. Even at 39, I am oily and acne-prone. I previously have used Differin XP .3% which worked well for a time but was not quite strong enough and I used Tazorac .1% for 1 year but could not deal with the constant peeling of my face. This gel fits in between the other two retinoids I have tried. My pores are smaller (b/c they are not clogged), my skin texture is more refined and my face actually looks glowy (not oily). Highly recommend! A rx from my derm is very cheap too, under $15 cdn.
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LOVE this stuff. I've had severe acne since age 8, and scars all over my face.
This stuff works fast, and I see my acne marks fully lighten in about 2 weeks. It is the only thing that works on my skin. My dermatologist reccomends me use it at night, which works, but sometimes I re-apply throughout the day after I ash my face and such. This stuff is the most amazing thing that's ever happened to my face.
The only cons are that I have to get it through my dermatologist, and that it smells annoying, but not bad... just like nail polish and acrylic paints mixed together? LOL
Anyways, I love this stuff. Lightens my acne marks well. And it is cheaper than a chemical peel. But you have to keep up with the dosages and such. Well, you don't have to, but it's best to.
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I got the cream form of Retin A from my dermatologist for acne. I don't have horrible acne to begin with, but I just wanted to get completely cleared up. This wasn't the product to do that. It made my skin worse than it ever has been. Itchy, red, bumpy...just horrible. As soon as I quit using it my skin got better. I think the gel form of Retin A might be less irritating than this junk, so if your going to get Retin A, don't get the cream! It clogs your pores!!
I've been using 0.25 for 6 months. I started off with cream (tretinX) samples from my derm and then went on to purchase the gel from alldaychemist because I have no insurance and can't afford the regular rx. I initially started using it every day and had a horrible horrible initial break out. I mean the kind that makes you not want to leave the house or look in the mirror. Big hard deep painful under the skin pimples and red raw peeling skin. It was NOT fun. Week 2 through 6 were the worst and every single day I would sit at work and tell myself I was not going to put it on that night, but every night I went home and used it, just hoping I'd wake up the next day magically healed. So at exactly the third month (just like all the directions say!) my skin finally showed the results I'd been praying for. No more pimples, ZERO clogged pores, hyper pigmentation dramatically reduced, fine lines softened, pores smaller, Skin feels more firm, texture is greatly improved. I am SO happy and SO glad I stuck with it. I dropped down to every other day because, even after 6 months of use, I'm still pretty prone to flakiness. I can't wait to see the results as time goes on and I will definitely be using this stuff for the rest of my life!! Oh and I totally agree with the reviewer below me, MUFE F&B is AWESOME when your skin is really flakey!
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Show support for your Indiana Pacers with this 2014 NBA Draft Authentic hat! This youth adidas cap features the team name and logo embroidered across the crown, along with the team location on the underbill. It's the same official style they'll sport on Draft Day, so you'll feel like you're right in the middle of the action anytime you don this Indiana Pacers hat!


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Earlier this week Washington State officials auctioned off 167 liquor licenses for a total of $30.75 million, an average of $184,000 per license, according to media accounts. The highest winning bid was $750,100 for an individual store in south Tacoma whereas the cheapest store license went for just $49,600 for an outlet in Spokane.
Already, anti-privatization advocates are drawing parallels to Pennsylvania's liquor license system.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776 released a statement saying that the result of Washington State's liquor license auction "makes it clear that Pennsylvania lawmakers should reject – once and for all – House GOP Leader Mike Turzai's reckless scheme to dismantle the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board."
Turzai has claimed that an auction of 1,250 Pennsylvania licenses would generate $2 billion, which works out to more than $1.6 million per license or nine times what Washington State's auction generated last week.
The UFCW Local 1776 noted in their press release that "if Pennsylvania were to go down the same path as Washington [in terms of average license sale], the state would realize $230 million for an auction of 1,250 licenses – less than half of what the current system generates in a single year."
Given that the PLCB generates $530 million a year in taxes and revenue for the state's general fund, even if PA licenses sold for double the average market value in Washington State, the revenue would still not generate the single year numbers for the current system.
Furthermore, the PLCB employs 5,000 Pennsylvanians—jobs that would be put at risk in a privatization flurry.
"Mike Turzai has been telling his colleagues for two years that an auction in Pennsylvania would generate anywhere from $2 billion to $6 billion. Just do the math and you'll see that it's a fantasy," said Wendell W. Young IV, President, UFCW Local 1776. "Licenses just do not sell for that amount anywhere in the country – not in any of our neighboring states or in Washington."
UFCW is working with both Democratic and Republican lawmakers in both chambers to modernize the PLCB. Senate Bill 1287 would allow the PLCB to operate more like the retail and wholesale business that it is. The bill provides flexibility in pricing, procurement and personnel.
"This is common sense legislation that would help the PLCB generate at least $70 million in new revenues for the state. Mike Turzai needs to recognize that it is time to move on and strengthen this valuable asset," Young said.
Turzai's colleagues have already rejected two of his schemes to privatize, most recently when members of the House Liquor Control Committee gutted his bill before sending a completely rewritten version to the House floor.
"Turzai's plan is irresponsible and unreliable. This discussion should end now. It is time to modernize the PLCB," Young said.


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AIAA SF Dinner Meeting
Wednesday, September 19, 2012; 6:30pm-9:00pm
Michael's at Shoreline, Mountain View
Bruce Pittman
Space Portal, NASA Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, CA
Note: Due to concurrent scheduling of other events at the venue, attendance on this event is limited to 28 people. Please reserve in advance.
Bruce Pittman is the founder and president of Profit Engineering Technologies and is currently working as a contractor at NASA as the Director of Flight Projects and Chief System Engineer in the Space Portal and the Emerging Commercial Space Office at the NASA Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley. In this position Mr. Pittman supports programs ranging from suborbital human-tended research; orbital applications of the International Space Station and other orbiting commercial facilities; low cost, reliable access to space, as well as lunar commercialization. He has been involved in high technology project development, project management and system engineering in a variety of industries for over 30 years.
Mr. Pittman started his career working as a civil servant at NASA Ames for 11 years on a number of space projects including Pioneer Venus, the Infrared Astronomy Satellite (IRAS), the Cryogenic Grating Spectrometer on the Kuiper Airborne Observatory, the Space Station Freedom Technology Advocacy Group, and several advanced studies programs including Study Manager for the Large Deployable Reflector.
Mr. Pittman has also been a founder and member of the startup team in a number of early growth companies including SpaceHab, Kistler Aerospace, New Focus, Product Factory, Prometheus II Ltd. and Industrial Sound and Motion. As a consultant Mr. Pittman has worked with many Fortune 500 companies including Westinghouse, Northrop Grumman, Varian, Texas Instruments, TRW and Boeing as well as government agencies including NASA and DOE.
Mr. Pittman has a BS in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering from U. C. Davis and a MS in Engineering Management from Santa Clara University. Mr. Pittman is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and is the chairman of the AIAA Commercial Space Group. He was also the founder and first chairman of the AIAA System Engineering Technical Committee. Mr. Pittman is a member of the executive committee for the Space Investment Summit Coalition and is co-founder and president of the Silicon Valley Space Club. In 2012 he was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Space Society. He has authored or co-authored over 3 dozen papers on a technical, management and business topics in aerospace and high technology. He has co-authored two book chapters in Beyond The Earth: The Future of Humans in Space and Space Commerce: The Inside Story. In addition to his technical work Mr. Pittman has also been a member of the adjunct faculty in the Graduate Engineering School at Santa Clara University for over 20 years.
For his technical work Mr. Pittman has been awarded 2 NASA Special Achievement Awards, four NASA Group Achievement Awards and the AIAA Distinguished Leadership Award and in 2011 NASA award him the Exceptional Public Service Medal for "exceptional leadership in pioneering the development of commercial space for public benefit". In 2012 he was presented with the "Service to the Frontier" award by the Space Frontier Foundation.
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Michael's at Shoreline
2960 N Shoreline Blvd
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WEAR - Search Results
Missing teen from Pace found
Missing teen Tristan James Pace has been found. No further information has been released.
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office were working on the investigation.
Tristan James Pace, is a 14 year old white male with brown hair, blue eyes, 5''11 wearing braces from Pace.
This case is currently under investigation. More information will be released as it becomes available.


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Laura Marling Ryan Adams Oh My Sweet Carolina Abbey Road 2011 (by gsr28646)
My. God.
I use this typewriter at work and it has created a desire for my very own. This one isn't old enough. I want an old, antique, manual typewriter. There is a definite intimacy in using one of these machines. The sounds, the smell, the physical imprint of each letter's inked stamp on the paper…all these things are so much more inspiring than using a traditional pad and pen or computer. I need to find my very own and see what sort of songs, lyrics, and stories are in it.
Some people were just born with musical greatness. I wish I could be half as good as this.
I got my ticket to see Ryan Adams in the mail. I'm so excited for this show. I haven't seen him since he opened for Oasis with The Cardinals in '09. Supposedly, these shows are solo, which I happen to think are the best. There's definitely something to be said about a man with a guitar singing stripped-down songs. Intimate = best.
I played yet another wedding this past summer. This one was on a softball field. It's always a huge honor to play in someone's wedding, but it's also a huge responsibility with a lot of pressure. There is always new music to learn and you very well could make or break someone's special day. In the end, it always ends up being a lot of fun and bettering me as a musician. It's also nice if you get paid. ;)
I had an awesome time playing at Lord of Life today. It was great to see some old, familiar faces and meet some new ones as well. It's always enjoyable and humbling playing with capable musicians. I'm glad I could be a small part of so many kids' big day as they got confirmed. It feels good to play music for something more than just cheap entertainment.
This is my pedal set-up.
Boss TU-2 Tuner Jekyll & Hyde Ultimate Overdrive Boss DS-1 Distortion Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Dunlop Crybaby Wah Fender Channel Switcher/Gain Boost (The Mesa footswitch is for my old Dual Rectifier that I sold)
I'm looking to add a compression pedal sometime in the future, but food is more important. :)
I will be playing at Lord of Life Church in Ramsey tomorrow for the 10:30 service and the 2:00 confirmation ceremony. Ch ch ch check it out!
Here is my song Only Of You. It's probably one of the better songs I've written. Let me know what you think.


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Former Chuck's Hideaway to open under new ownership
Written by Laura Stetser Friday, January 17, 2014 12:20 pm
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Linwood business partners hope to have bar, restaurant and package goods store ready by St. Patrick's Day
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – "This place is like Grand Central Station" said one of the new owners of the bar and restaurant once known as Chuck's Hideaway, and that was saying something considering the place has been boarded up and vacant for almost a decade.
"People are really excited. They've been stopping in, asking what we are doing and when we are going to open," said Scott Raring of Linwood, who purchased the property at the corner of Bargaintown Road and Poplar Avenue with business partner Victor "Rocky" Klever, also of Linwood.
Even in the middle of the interview, two tow trucks idled in the front parking lot, and a local ATM vendor stopped in to pitch his services.
"There have been so many people coming in to ask about jobs too," Raring said during a tour of the restaurant, which appeared to be in relatively good shape despite the long gap in active ownership of the property, whose history dates back to the 1930s.
Brownie's Lodge
For the past few years, the property's only visitors were drivers who used the parking lot as a spot to pull off the road and make cellphone calls, but the location used to do a brisk business.
Originally called Brownie's, the business first opened in the late 1930s. The log cabin-style bar and restaurant was owned by Ethel and Harry Hoffman, who lived on the premises with their two children. The family also owned and operated a horseback riding center called The Lodge-Riding Academy, which was used to house some of the horses for the Atlantic City Racecourse.
According to local historian John Dilks, whose parents used to patronize the restaurant, there were jockeys and handlers also living on the grounds.
"I wasn't allowed to go there, but at times I did sneak there," Dilks said. "There were card games and drinking in the stalls with the horse people."
He said after the racetrack closed, motorcycle enthusiasts were the crowd that gathered there. "It became quite rowdy at times with fights and the lot."
The bar was a popular spot, especially on weekends when the bars in Somers Point closed for the night, thanks to a now defunct Egg Harbor Township law that allowed bars to stay open all night.
Brownie's was known throughout the region for its Sunday barbecues. According to a Philadelphia Inquirer article from 1987, country bands would play both outside and inside.
"There are jugglers, Elvis impersonators, a fortune teller and fire pits for barbecues of ribs, chicken, hamburgers and hot dogs," the article said.
The Hoffmans owned the building until 1986, when ownership changed over to Maxine L. Inc. for a year and then to Chuck Stanfa until it closed in 2004. Stanfa operated the restaurant under the names of Chuck's American Bar and Grille from 1997 to 2002, Chuck's Hideaway from 2002-2003, Bayshores Inn in 2003 and then The Crossroads Bar and Restaurant from 2004 until it closed.
Combining old with new
This week, Raring was putting a fresh coat of gray paint on the dining room walls instead of the deep green that was done in the latest renovation sometime in the early 2000s.
The brightly colored stained glass windows and stone fireplace are still in good shape, as is most of the woodwork along the large rectangular bar in the center.
Raring said they will be installing televisions and high-top tables in the area where the pool tables used to be, but they are not going to try to brand the place according to one theme.
"We are both very into sports," said Raring. He has been a local coach and referee for years, and Klever played for the New York Jets in the 1980s. "But we just want it to be a fun place, a value place," he said.
He would love to be able to bring back the fire pits and outdoor seating.
"Life is difficult enough. People need a place to unwind."
Folks who stop in will be able to have American fare and a cold beer or pick up a bottle of wine on their way home.
The walk-in refrigerator will allow the owners to stock a variety of packaged goods.
"Besides some copper being stolen and all of the appliances being sold when Chuck's closed, it's not in bad shape," Raring said, noting that people also used the back parking lot as place to dump debris.
Raring, who owned a wholesale plumbing supply company for years before getting his real estate license and has knowledge of the construction industry, said he is doing most of the work himself.
The new name will likely be The Steel Pub, he said.
"We are right here where Steelmanville Road begins, so we thought that was fitting," Raring said of the 7-acre parcel.
"We are still hearing about the history of this place, and I am sure we will hear more as people start coming in."
Raring said they would love to be open by St. Patrick's Day in March, pending the progress of the renovations and permitting.


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CVS, the nation's second-largest drugstore chain, is snuffing out the sale of tobacco products to focus on being more of a health care provider.
By Oct. 1, the company will eliminate cigarettes, cigars and chewing tobacco from its 7,600 stores nationwide. The decision reflects a big push in the drugstore industry to add in-store clinics and expand health care offerings. Their pharmacists administer flu shots and other immunizations, and their clinics now manage chronic illnesses like high blood pressure and diabetes and treat relatively minor problems like sinus infections.
CVS's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Troyen A. Brennan said tobacco's presence in its stores has raised criticisms and concerns as the company works to team up with hospital groups and MD practices.
CVS Caremark Corp. said about $2 billion in annual revenue will go up in smoke. The company pulls in about $1.5 billion annually in tobacco sales, but expects a bigger hit because smokers often buy other products when they visit their stores. The company brought in more than $123 billion in total revenue in 2012.
CVS competitors Walgreen Co. and Rite Aid Corp. both sell tobacco and smoking cessation products, as does the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., which also operates pharmacies in its stores. But Target Corp., another major retailer with pharmacies, does not sell tobacco.
Any thoughts on CVS's decision to stub out its smokes?


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Blockhead is just totally nuts!
It's Arfenhouse, the movie!!!1
weebl and bob
It's the everyday happenings of weebl and sometimes weebl's friend bob!
This is part 2 of the first video i did chaotic battle part 1
Dude, you are Freaking Awesome!!!!
i liked it, cant go wrong with battletoads/double dragon. i didnt really care for the human character though.
yo thats the best one yet i would like to see number 3!
your friend,
sonic wolf 800
Very nice boss battle, wish it was longer. OTG combos would had been cool. Loved it when the Double Dragon guy kept that man in the air for a few secs. Fuk'n Boss!!
Animation is good, but the human non-sprite character's idle animation was him standing up as straight as possble? Don't you think he should be in a fighter stance, like ready to fight the other fighters? lol. Also every time the fighters go in ready to do a move, you had to rip audio from a another fighter game? There is SOME orginality, but I would like to see less copying.


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If you listen to all my big calls I always do the same thing. I frame it and then don't speak. What I always say to myself is what if I was sitting on the couch with you watching this game. I wouldn't want to be the guy that's just blabbering all through that moment. I typically do what they call in the business a layout: "here is your third and goal." Sometimes I'll say nothing more than the guys name, or "touchdown" or "he did it" then wait until I feel the moment is right to speak. Sometimes it is like a minute later. Everyone should just be able to take it in, experience the moment. What could I possibly say that's going to be better than these pictures and sounds you could be watching. Im not arrogant enough to think that I'm beyond the experience that you're watching. In this job you're complimenting the broadcast, you're not THE broadcast.
So we're knee deep into bowl season now with the BCS games starting today. If you could watch only one Bowl game, excluding the National Championship, which one are you watching?
The Fiesta Bowl between Stanford and Oklahoma State. That is an awesome matchup. You have in the Cowboys this dominating, free wheelin' offense with the best collegiate wide receiver in Justin Blackmon and a QB in Brendon Weeden who throws for 350-400 yards a game against Andrew Luck. There is so much offensive talent on the field. As much as everyone thinks the National Title game is going to be a defensive slugfest, I expect this game to be an offensive showcase.
Do you think the National Title Game between LSU and Alabama will be a repeat of that 9-6 game we saw earlier in the year?
I think you're going to see a lot more offense this time around. Both coaching staffs are going to be a little more risk/reward in a game like this. If you go back and watch that first game there were moments when Alabama looked like it could break through. They had that one would-have been completion down to the one yard line. There seemed like there were just more potential moments for Alabama offensively. But LSU has so many ways to score, especially on special teams. Even though their offense is not what you might call dynamic, they do have play-makers, guys that can break plays. I think people have been fooled into thinking this is going to be like the first game, all field goals and defense, but I think this one will have a little more offense to it. It will be a little more crowd pleasing.
There has been a lot of talk in recent years about opening up the bowl system to a playoff format, giving more teams a shot at the National Title game. What are do you think?
I think the national title game has consistently pitted the best two teams against each other. Where the bowl system falls short sometimes is the other four BCS Bowls. Some younger programs, a program like Boise State who went 11-1 this year, sometimes get snubbed in favor of teams with a deeper tradition. I'd love to see a system that perhaps opens it up a little but the bowls, no matter which one, do mean a lot to these teams. They're playing for something, they want to claim something, they want to call themselves the champions of something. It would be nice to see a system that opens it up just a bit, but keeps teams competing to have their names immortalized in an already stored bowl history.
You see a lot of football in the run of a year. What is your favorite thing about bowl season?
I know that almost everyday of the week from now until January 9, I can turn on the TV and watch football. There is football on non-stop. Just give me as much as possible. It was only a few years ago that people scoffed at putting college football on Friday night. People said "oh no, Friday is for high school football, ESPN is venturing into areas they shouldn't, they're saturating the market with football." Well look at the ratings for football on Friday nights, look at the caliber of games being played on Friday Night Football. America cannot get enough of big-time football. It's like the Great American addiction.
Care to make a few predictions for the upcoming BCS games?
Rose Bowl: An outstanding game, very high scoring, going to be a thriller with Oregon pulling away from Wisconsin.
Fiesta Bowl: Best BCS bowl there is. It is going to come down to who has the ball last. Oklahoma State's defense is going to struggle to stop Andrew Luck; Stanford's defensive backs are going to have difficulties with the speed of Justin Blackmon. But I think Andrew Luck is going to win the last game of his collegiate career.
Sugar Bowl: Both are just flawed enough to make this a great football game but I think Michigan will have the momentum to pull through in the end.
National Title Game: LSU's special teams and defensive backs will be the difference in this one, giving them the advantage in field position. They will have the turnovers and key defensive plays to give them the edge over Alabama.


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The fall semester is officially underway on ABAC's campus in Tifton.
Freshmen like Lacy Stephens and Ben Bennett are making the transition to college life.
"I'm just excited for it. I'm ready to go. I'm so excited," said Stephens.
"I was a little nervous because I didn't know what's going to happen but it was a lot of fun and I'm really excited about it," said Bennett.
Enrollment at ABAC is up, especially returning student enrollment.
Even with rising tuition and fee costs, ABAC President David Bridges says a college education is too valuable to pass up.
"College graduates earn more, more often than not. They have a better life. So at the end of the day we think those who are educated with a college education are going to be better than those who aren't," said President Bridges.
Stephens and Bennett both have scholarships but encourage those who are debating to attend college to go.
"I do think it's worth the money because if you have a college education you can start out in a higher paying job than if you didn't have a college education," said Stephens.
"Anytime you get an education you can better yourself and I'm all about bettering yourself and doing better than you have before," said Bennett.
Both freshmen say they're looking forward to the college experience.
"I love meeting people so I'm looking forward to meeting people and just having the friendly opportunity of meeting people and getting involved on campus," said Stephens.
"I look forward to all the different opportunities I'm going to get, all of the different people I'm going to meet and all of the professors I'm going to work with," said Bennett.
ABAC also set a record for students living on campus with 38% staying in the dorms.
ABAC is well represented with students from 24 different countries, 20 different states and 150 of Georgia's 159 counties are represented on campus.
The average high school GPA for ABAC students is a record 3.27.
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Concord lawyer to plead guilty to Salem prostitution charge
Richard Mooney, 53, of Bow will plead guilty to a Class B misdemeanor charge of prostitution and pay a $1,000 fine, according to the terms of the deal.
Prosecutors will agree to drop a misdemeanor hindering apprehension charge for allegedly tipping off a prostitute that she was under surveillance by Salem police. Mooney is accused of calling the woman after he was pulled over by police on June 13, 2011.
The negotiated deal was struck roughly a month after Mooney tried to have his charges dismissed by a superior court judge.
Defense attorney Howard Roever argued in court papers that Salem police did not have enough legal justification to pull over Mooney after he left a Salem motel room that was under surveillance by police.
Assistant County Attorney Kirsten Wilson said in court papers that a Salem police detective observed Mooney slowly drive by a room being used by one of two prostitutes under surveillance by police.
Mooney then entered the room without any luggage and left about an hour later, according to Wilson.
Salem police then watched Mooney return to his car and drive off before pulling him over.
Mooney refused to speak with police after being pulled over in his car and identified by officers. But the prostitute, police said, told detectives that Mooney called her moments after his encounter with police officers to warn her that she was being watched by law enforcement.
The woman was given limited immunity in exchange for her sworn testimony, according to prosecutors. She was not charged in the case.
Wilson also argued that a judge should not consider Mooney's request to dismiss charges, suggesting it was untimely.
"These charges have been pending for approximately 21 months," she said in court papers. "Approximately six weeks before the most current date for jury selection, (Mooney) has raised a suppression issue for the first time."
Mooney is expected to enter his guilty plea on April 1 in Rockingham County Superior Court. He initially faced two Class A misdemeanors, which carries a penalty of up to a year in county jail and a $2,000 fine.
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This roof exhaust trap can be connected to the evacuation pipe of a dryer, bathroom fan or range hood which exits through the roof.
Design: Prevents damper from freezing, even in tough northern environments.
Exhaust Exit: The exhaust exit is 5 3/4 inches up from the roof, and a metal deflector leads the air out the sides, reducing ice formation at the bottom of the unit.
Silent: The unit is protected from back drafts by a metal deflector, thus eliminating noise from the damper, even in high gusts of wind.
Removable Grill: Prevents birds and rodents from nesting or entering. Makes for easy removal of lint.


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A great historical short story for young readers< read all 1 reviews
Denice Barlow Brown's "The Moonlight Message" is a great "historical short story" for young readers. The story takes place during the opening days of the American Revolution, and depicts the actions of two sisters, Grace and Rachel, who are inspired by their father's and older brother's joining the patriot cause. The sisters want to support the "patriot" cause of liberty in the same way the men folk are doing, by taking up arms against the British. They decide to disguise themselves as young men to join the fight. In their travels to join the men at the front, they stumble upon a Loyalist or "King's Men" spy ring. The girls manage to capture way-lay the currier from the spy ring and successfully take the message he was carrying to General Nathanael Greene; thus averting the British from obtaining valuable secret information. The girls then return home to regale their mother about their patriotic adventure, and the story ends with all the women feeling proud in the performance of their patriotic duty.
I normally don't review children's books; however, I found Brown's book, which is also beautifully illustrated by the author, was a wonderful vehicle to teach my 7 year old grandson about the American Revolution and a very valuable ethical lesson. Regardless of gender everyone has an equal desire and right to contribute to worthy causes. I recommend this book for all children 7-12 years old.
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Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease bottom and 1/2 inch up the sides of one 9x5x3-inch or two 7-1/2x3-1/2x2-inch loaf pans; set aside.
In a large bowl combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Make a well in center of flour mixture; set aside.
In a medium bowl combine eggs, banana, sugar, and oil. Add egg mixture all at once to flour mixture. Stir just until moistened (batter should be lumpy). Fold in chocolate chips.
Spoon batter into prepared pan(s). If desired, sprinkle Streusel Topping over batter.
Bake for 55 to 60 minutes for 9x5x3-inch pan or 40 to 45 minutes for 7-1/2x3-1/2x2-inch pans or until a wooden toothpick inserted near center comes out clean (if necessary, cover loosely with foil the last 15 minutes of baking to prevent overbrowning).
Cool in pan on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Remove from pan. Cool completely on a wire rack. Wrap and store overnight before slicing.
Streusel-Nut Topping
In a small bowl combine brown sugar and flour. Using a pastry blender or fork, cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in walnuts.
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Approximate Cap Room 45-50 Million
Team Free Agency:
Resign Chambers,Croyle,McGraw,Vrabel, and all the other chiefs free agents get the boot.
Free Agents:
Sign any one of these free agents from San Diego, Sproles, Merrimen, Jackson, McNeil. Any one of those pickups would be huge and there's way more Charger free agents but those are the main ones.
Troy Williamson Jaguars: Has legit speed and can take kick returns and punts. Estimate contract no clue.
Casey Hampton Steelers: Is a big body with tremendous upper body strength and would be an excellent upgrade over Edwards. Estimate contract 2 years 8 million.
More small pickups I think I rest will be solved in the draft with 8 picks, so here's my mock.
Round 1 Eric Berry FS Tennessee: Is a huge play maker, who would make a shaky secondary solid. Stats 83 tackles, 1 forced fumble and 2 picks.
Round 2 Jermaine Gresham TE Oklahoma: The only reason Todd Haley hasn't used his tight ends vary often is because he has never had a vary good one. And Gresham gives a huge threat in the middle of the field and is a solid blocker. Stats Injured reserve.
Round 2 Toby Gerhart RB Stanford: Gives us a one-two punch with Gerhart's power and Charles speed. Stats 311 carries for 1736 yards with 26 touchdowns.
Round 3 George Selvie DE/OLB South Florida : I think he will be like Michael Johnson a predicted late first rounder who slips too the 3rd round. One other thing about Selvie is his speed off the edge, so that gives us a huge speedy pass rush with Tamba and George. Stats 38 tackles with 3 sacks.
Round 4 Riley Cooper: Can make all the catches, and runs smooth routes. Stats 44 catches for 780 yards with 8 touchdowns.
Round 5 Adam Ulatoski OT Texas: Adds depth. Stats none.
Round 5 Sergio Render OG Virgina Tech: Adds depth. Stats none.
Round 5 Johnathon Crompton QB Tennessee: If things don't work out with Cassel he could come in and start in 2-3 years. Stats QB rating 135.83, pass yards 2,565 and 26 touchdowns with only 12 picks.
Super Bowl Champions 2010 Kansas City Chiefs!!!!


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Best Dog Parks in Southeast Michigan
If your family has a friendly pup that needs a place to run and play without a leash, visit one of these spots in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties
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Maloof Statler Dog Park
- Address: 19800 Chalon St. (in Brys Park), St. Clair Shores
- Phone: 586-445-5350
- Hours: dawn-dusk daily
- Key fob cost: $20/St. Clair Shores resident, $30/nonresident
This secure dog park is equipped with a separate "wee doggies" area, trees, benches, water fountains and a shade structure. Kids ages 5-17 are welcome to accompany an adult. Provide license and vaccination paperwork to the city parks and recreation department at civic arena to receive a key fob. A discounted rate is available for seniors ages 62 and older. Attendance at a new members' meeting is required within 30 days of receiving your key fob.
Mark Twain Park
- Address: east side of Campbell Road, south of 14 Mile, Royal Oak
- Phone: 248-246-3000
- Hours: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. daily
- Cost: $50/resident, $75/nonresident
The Mark Twain offers two fenced-in areas: One is .25 acres and for small dogs and older dogs, while the other is 2.5 acres for bigger dogs. Entry requires a key fob, which can be obtained from the city clerk. The pass is good for one year from the date of purchase. You must have proof of all shots and a copy of current dog license to the get a key.
Mill Pond / Saline Dog Park
- Address: West Bennett Street and Mills Road, Saline
- Phone: 734-429-3502
- Hours: 7 a.m.-11 p.m.
- Cost: free
Mill Pond / Saline Dog Park has fencing on three sides and river access on the fourth. And this one-acre park is free to the public! Water-loving dogs will have a ball swimming and splashing in the Saline River while owners can enjoy the generally peaceful atmosphere. Kids are welcome, but there is a children's playground nearby that will keep little ones entertained, too.
Orion Oaks Dog Park, Lake Orion
- Address: 2301 W. Clarkston Road, Lake Orion
- Phone: 248-437-7345
- Hours: half hour before sunrise till half hour after sunset
- Park fees: $5/day resident, $10/day nonresident, $30/annual resident, $46/annual nonresident
This top dog park pick is 24 acres of field and trails complete with picnic shelters, drinking water and waste bags. It also features a small dog area, a new parking lot and access to modern restrooms. If you have a water-loving pup, take him down to the dock for a frolic through Lake Sixteen, reserved for doggy swimming only. Children are welcome with adult supervision.
Red Oaks Dog Park
- Address: 31353 Dequindre Road (adjacent to the Red Oaks Waterpark), Madison Heights
- Phone: 248-858-0906
- Hours: 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
- Park fees: $5/day resident, $10/day nonresident, $30/annual resident, $46/annual nonresident
Red Oaks Dog Park is 5.2 acres and equipped with a separate small dog area, pavilion with benches and shade, waste bags, water stations and an eight-piece agility course that was donated this year. Whether your dog is training for a competition or just having doggone fun, she can run through tunnels, climb a ramp, jump through a tire, hop on a seesaw and more.
Swift Run Dog Park
- Address: Ellsworth and Platt roads, Ann Arbor
- Phone: 734-994-2780
- Hours: dawn-dusk daily, closed for maintenance 8:30-11:30 a.m. Mondays and 12:30-3 p.m. Fridays
- Cost: $50/annually for one dog, $25/extra dogs
Swift Run is equipped with a separate small dog area, grassy fields and benches on 10-plus acres of space. As water is not provided, bring along your furry friend's non-glass water bowl. Visit the city clerk's office (or the Washtenaw County treasurer's office, for nonresidents) with proof of licensure, vaccinations and an application to get your dog an off-leash permit. Get a discounted rate of $35 if you can prove your dog is fixed.


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1.The rupee isnot only the fictional currency exchanged in The Legend of Zelda video game series, but is also the official currency of India.
2. There is a Canadian version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame which honors such celebrities from the Great White North as Jim Carrey, Wayne Gretzky, and Michael J. Fox. Awww, isn't that cute?
4. In1963, First Lady Laura Bush committed vehiccular manslaughter. Yeah, no joke there.
5. The U.S. government will not allow portraits of living persons to appear on stamps. Since there are official 2pac stamps, it is safe to say the federal government does not recognize the possibility that he is alive and well on an island in the caribbean.
6. In Britain's 2001 census, 390,000 people in England and Wales professed their religious faith to be Jedi.


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Arizona 2013 D-II high school football championship
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If you want to treat "Dear Old Dad" to a good burger on Father's Day we've got some ideas for you. Adam Jeppeson, Fareway Foods meat expert shared these tips for better burgers.
Bacon Cheeseburger Burger: We've mixed pieces of precooked bacon and a high temperature cheddar in with the hamburger. High temperature cheese won't melt all over your grill. Fareway Foods offers several varieties at the meat counter in the store.
Ranch Burger: Dried onion with herbs and seasonings mixed in. It adds a lot of flavor to the beef.
Jalapeno & Hot Pepper Cheese Burger: Add sliced jalapeno and high temp pepper jack cheese to add a little spice to dad's burger.
Sliders are also a big hit. If you use 93% lean ground beef they won't shrink much when you cook them and stay at about 3 ounces. Use cocktails buns instead of full size hamburger buns.
The temperature for burgers or ground beef should be 165 degrees.
And if you want more on this Centsable Health topic click here or check out www.fareway.com.