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The Sensational New 2013 Toyota Avalon Makes World Debut at the 2012 New York International Auto Show
April 7, 2012 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
NEW YORK, (April 5, 2012) – Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. revealed the all-new 2013 Avalon premium mid-size sedan today at the 2012 New York International Auto Show.
2013 Toyota Avalon looks to shed geriatric image
April 6, 2012 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: New York Auto Show , Sedan , Toyota When we read through the press materials for the new 2013 Toyota Avalon , we had to double-check… had we downloaded the release for the wrong car? Because right here it says, "In Sport mode, throttle response is enhanced and steering effort is weighted… to offer a sportier character." And what's this about paddle shifters? This is the Avalon, the car that replaced the Mercury Grand Marquis in the hearts, minds and garages of Florida retirees. But yes, we had the right car. Apparently Toyota is serious about developing more interesting and youthful products, and it's off to a good start with the Avalon, based on what we have heard and seen at the New York Auto Show today. The car was developed, styled and engineered in the United States, and it will be built here too, at Toyota's Georgetown, KY, plant. While that doesn't mean much without a product that can deliver the goods, we like most of what we see. From the A-pillar on back, the new Avalon looks long and sleek and seems to have a lot of BMW inspiration in its design.
Next Toyota Avalon spied wearing its sleek new shape
March 28, 2012 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: New York Auto Show , Spy Photos , Sedan , Toyota We got our first glimpse at what the 2014 Toyota Avalon may look like thanks to a an artists rendering that appears to take some creative license. The teaser really only shows us that Toyota wasn't kidding when it said it was taking the Avalon upscale, with a dramatic, sloping roof line that conjures thoughts of the Audi A7 . The Avalon is only days from its world premiere on the big stage at the 2012 New York Auto Show , but we have some spy shots that tell us even more. The photos show us what we already knew; that the artist rendering isn't exactly representative of reality. But the pics also show that the sleek roof line and vastly reworked proportions are very real. The Avalon prototype has enough protective cladding to give the Storm Chasers tank a run for its money, but we do see what looks like a very different front fascia, LED taillights and a pair of impressive chrome-tipped exhaust outlets. From the rear, we get a better sense of how the sedan will look, and it appears there may be some tape covering up the lines that would tell us if these prototypes are in fact hatchbacks. Spy photos were also taken of the reworked interior, but the insides were also covered up beyond recognition. We are able to see an attractive leather steering wheel and completely reworked redundant controls. We can also see expensive-looking french stitching above the gauge cluster, as well as upscale gauges themselves.
Next Toyota Avalon to best Fiat 500's fuel economy?
February 9, 2012 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Sedan , Hatchback , Toyota , Fiat The Fiat 500 is 139 inches of A-segment fury, with a heaping dose of cute and a dash of fuel efficiency. In fact, the manual transmission-equipped cinquecento averages 33 miles per gallon in mixed driving, which is better than most things on the road. Impressed? Toyota isn't. The Detroit Free Press reports that the Japanese automaker told dealers at the National Automobile Dealers Association meeting in Las Vegas, NV recently that the next generation Avalon will get better fuel economy than the wee Fiat. Since the current generation Avalon is five feet longer and considerably wider than the 500, that's an impressive claim. Heck, the Avalon is bigger than the Camry , and buyers currently have to step into a Camry Hybrid model to surpass the fuel economy numbers of the pint-sized Fiat. The sky-high fuel economy of the Avalon wasn't the only good news Toyota delivered to dealers. The automaker reportedly informed the car-selling audience that 19 new models were coming in 2012. Next Toyota Avalon to best Fiat 500's fuel economy?
Toyota Announces Pricing for 2012 Avalon
November 10, 2011 by Toyota Bloggers · Leave a Comment
TORRANCE, Calif., Nov. 11, 2011 – Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc. today announced manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the 2012 Avalon sedan.
Customer FAQs for Toyota/Lexus Crankshaft Pulley Recall
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Toyota shows next Avalon to dealers, rumors suggest it looks like A7, XJ
August 5, 2011 by ToyotaBloggers · Leave a Comment
Filed under: SUV , Hatchback , Toyota , Motorcycle When we think Toyota Avalon , phrases like 'social security', 'medicare' and 'Denny's Grand Slam' come to mind. The reason? The majority of Avalons out on the road are driven by old folks and curtain rod salesman, but a report from Automotive News suggests that this could all change in the very near future. In its report, AN claims that the next Avalon was shown to Toyota dealers in June, and the employees loved what they saw. The large sedan will reportedly undergo a massive redesign that will morph the Avalon from a granny-glider to a curvy stud, with design comparisons already being made to the Audi A7 and the Jaguar XJ . Sure, Toyota dealers typically spend their work days looking at the Yaris and Corolla , so their design eye could be muddied a bit. But at the very least, the next Avalon should be very different from the model we know and ignore today, and that should be a welcomed change of pace. Speaking of the Yaris and Corolla, AN states that both models are slated for redesign. The new Yaris will arrive this fall with more aggressive styling and a bit more interior room. The Corolla will also get a heavy refresh for the 2012 model year, though the more thorough overhaul will likely come in the spring of 2014.

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Homemade huevos rancheros.
Modernist Cuisine mac & cheese
This is quite a revelation. It's based on a simple idea: a cheese sauce is an emulsion, a smooth mixture of tiny particles of fat (from the cheese) evenly distributed through the water base of the sauce. But flour is a pretty poor quality emulsifying agent, so the fat particles clump together in larger lumps than we'd like, which can make makes the sauce pasty or gritty at worst. Even at best, it can still have a cloying mouthfeel.
So why not use a more powerful emulsifying agent? Modernist Cuisine suggests trisodium citrate, which is a commercial food additive. By molecular gastronomy standards, this recipe is very easy to make, requiring nothing more complex than a precision weighing scales (accurate down to 0.1 g), the additive itself (easily and cheaply available online, I paid £3 for a 500 g pot which is probably a lifetime's supply) and an immersion blender.
I've made it a couple of times now and if anything the method is more straightforward than the traditional make-a-roux, add-milk, stir-in-cheese approach. You dissolve the trisodium citrate in cold water, bring to a simmer, and add grated cheese a spoonful at a time. Between each addition of cheese you blend the sauce with an immersion blender to ensure it is thoroughly mixed. The results are glorious: a perfectly smooth sauce which packs a real wallop of strong cheese flavour. And it passes my unofficial cheese sauce test — it's so strong it's hard at room temperature!
In the picture above, I added to the base sauce a caramelised leek and some chopped ham, stirred it through pasta, then baked with Panko breadcrumbs on top mixed with pecorino. The cheese mix was 80 g mature cheddar, 110 g gouda, and 20 g pecorino. This produced a good mixture of balanced flavours but of course you can take the cheese mix in any direction you want.
A simple and light barbecued dinner for a blazingly hot Sunday: Simon and Garfunkel grilled chicken (because it's seasoned with parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme…), caramelised baby leeks, caprese couscous salad. The chicken and leeks were cooked on the barbecue with applewood chips.
The herby dry-rubbed chicken was an experiment, the first time I'd tried this seasoning mix. It was very good and was a nice change from the more typical barbecue flavours like paprika, sugar, and cayenne. I think you could serve this as part of a meal with pulled pork or brisket or pork ribs and it would be able to hold its own, to still have a sense of identity.
Tomato, courgette and chorizo risotto
Very pleased with this, I'd was craving a tomato risotto for a while and improvised this together based on what I had in the fridge. To be fair, it's hard to go far wrong with risotto…
Fried one courgette (diced), half an onion (diced), a clove of garlic (minced) and 100 g of cooking chorizo (also diced). Added the rice (200 g). Added about 4 Tbsp of double concentrate tomato puree and continued to fry briefly. Made the risotto as usual with chicken stock (about 0.75 l). At the end, I stirred in a few Tbsp of mascarpone cheese and some grated parmesan, left it to stand for a few minutes with a lid on, then stirred throughly before serving with roasted Tomkin tomatoes.
Lemon, garlic, and rosemary hasselback potatoes
This is long one of my favourite ways to cook potatoes, being surprisingly easy to do for a result that looks great and is uncommon enough to impress guests. You take a baking potato, slice a bit off one side so it sits flat, then make lots of parallel cuts almost — but not quite — all the way through. You can put a chopstick or wooden spoon on either side of the potato and use that as a guide for how deep to cut. Then roast as with a normal potato. You get fluffy roast-potato texture at the bottom, and crisp fried-potato texture at the top.
Tonight I tried a slightly different technique from Chris Scheuer that involves brushing the potatoes a few times during cooking with melted butter and oil infused with garlic, lemon zest, and rosemary. I tasted plenty of lemon in the finished potato but less garlic than I wanted (disclaimer: I really like garlic). I will probably revert back to my earlier method of placing a sliver of raw garlic into each cut in the potato next time.
One of my favourite things to eat (and by extension, cook) is a traditional British Sunday lunch and my go-to meat to roast is chicken (because I can't afford a rib of beef ever week!) Of course, having gone to the effort of roasting a whole chicken for just me and Danielle, I typically choose a big one so there's leftover meat to use in a quick weeknight dinner or two.
This means I'm often trying to come up with ways to use up leftover roast chicken, which is admittedly no bad problem to have. This week, I decided I was bored of fajitas and stir-fries, and I'd already used some of my leftovers to make a tomato pasta sauce we'd eaten with gnocchi. So I was searching for inspiration. Pies are another obvious answer for leftover meat of all kinds but it's rather a lengthy process for a weeknight dinner, even with store-bought pastry.
So I decided to cheat, sort-of make the pie filling (but leave the pie out) and serve with some vegetables that I had lying around and needed eating up.
Here's how I made the sauce, if you're curious. Note that this was a rather improvised process, so all quantities are approximate.
I served this with some charred purple sprouting broccoli and some sweet potato wedges, roasted with cumin, paprika, and smoked sea salt.


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In history, when men like Simo Häyhä and Vasily Zaytsev killed hundreds upon hundreds of people in the Winter War and World War 2, respectively, their respective governments didn't feel the need to humanize them or attach a woman to them to make their propaganda seem more believable or elicit a greater emotional reaction from the people. They were heroes of the war effort, a shining example for all to follow. Their personal ideals, thoughts, and very souls removed from the dialogue about them, they became soulless icons, destined to a fate of being masturbated over by armchair generals and war nerds who fell in love with what Enemy at the Gates and Call of Duty had shown them of the horrors of war.
It is a common, some would say overdone concept in video games for a lone man to kill hundreds upon hundreds of men and other beasts upon their quest - for the endless hordes of men programmed to stand in the protagonist's path and work to end his life are relentless, and without feeling. No awkward letters to the family of the great sacrifices they made for the motherland or visiting the wounded men horribly disfigured by a blind grenade throw in an attempt to reconcile.
Recently, as this console generation has started to come to a close, developers have taken on a new crusade to seek legitimacy from the avant garde art critics, and attempt to deflect the feminist criticisms of their misogynist practices. The sham of games criticism has lapped it up, without a hint of irony, and it's quite frankly disgusting how titles like Bioshock: Infinite and The Last of Us have become recognized as "true art" and "Citizen Kanes" as they happily partake in this shallow, empty concept.
It's become an all too common practice to attach a female companion to the angry, arguably uninspired hyperviolent white male protagonist, who seems to exist solely in service to the protagonist and exist only for the purposes of the player character's journey, to the extent that the developers will actually code them to be invisible to the enemies.
For you see, these women, they don't exist in the world. The enemies can't even see them, they exist without consequence. Mechanically, they're there for you, they bring you ammo and money, they aren't truly in the way. They exist solely for you.
They'll dance and find cute little ways to entertain you, and when something bad happens you can Press [F] to Comfort Them, so you can feel good about yourself as a supposedly empathetic person as you feel the blood from jabbing a knife into a man's neck as he begged for life start to dry.
It'd almost be interesting, if games like The Last of Us and Bioshock: Infinite did any sort of interesting commentary or some sort of acknowledgment of the misogynist absurdity at play here. The gritty, all powerful angry white guy who doesn't take no guff and will kill at the prompt of a B button, hanging out with the innocent, yet not afraid to do a little shanking if the plot calls for it, subservient, innocent white girl.
Say what you will about Resident Evil 4, but at least they made the innocent white girl have a presence in the world, and you had to actually make an effort to protect her well-being. At least she existed as something other than your personal servant for the sake of the plot. That's how fucking low we've fallen, in that "Rescue the President's Daughter from Zombies" treats the female companion like more of a person than modern titles with budgets in the hundreds of millons. In Resident Evil 5, you could even play as a black woman. Well, not to give that game any credit, because it got horribly racist very quickly. With the tribal zombies and all the… actual… spear chucking. Yeah.
Yet The Last of Us and Bioshock Infinite aren't new or innovate for their use of women as emotional tools to forward a plot. A great number of games in the past few years have used women as an emotional motivator for the murderous male protagonist. Hell, some games that even I have personally enjoyed.
Splinter Cell: Conviction has a hilarious storyline where Old Sad Man Sam Fisher is Still Mad about his dead daughter that was hit by a drunk driver in Splinter Cell: Double Agent but actually the drunk driver was a hired killer by Third Eschelon (a secret government organization that doesn't play by the rules) and actually she was never murdered, just kidnapped and put into witness protection, so Sam would get really mad and serve his country, and so she's alluded to in flashbacks, until you find out she's still alive, then you talk to her on the phone, then you save her later on for a cutscene, and yeah, she is entirely helpless and exists solely for Sam to make things "personal."
Hitman: Absolution has a young girl formerly held by the protagonist Agent 47's employer, "The Agency," that is thrown around like a hot football between 47, his handler Diana, and the Agency's goons. She also shows up in cutscenes and a sequence where 47 carries her in his arms through an orphanage being occupied by hired goons, and this scene exists solely so 47's entire schtick of being a spergy weirdo who was raised in a test tube for the sole purpose of killing people and doesn't really have the ability to interact with society can be wiped from relevancy.
Instead, it starts to go somewhere interesting with 47 starting to get emotional and empathetic with her fate, but instead, 47 goes on to dress up as a luchador and punch a genetic freak that isn't Scott Steiner in the face to death. With quick time events. Which isn't too far from the standard of wrestling games, WWE13, so I can't say I blame them. At least WWE13 has a downloadable storyline about the Friend Zone, where John Cena learns about negging and it blows up in his face. WWE13: Most Feminist Game of 2012, you heard it here first.
At the end of the day, it's become an all too common and utterly dreadful and insulting practice of pigeonholing women into these roles where they exist solely for the plot development of the white male murderous protagonist, so much to the extent where the developer will code them as invisible or invulnerable to the enemy - because to have to worry about them in any sort of gameplay related matter would not be "fun."
Big fucking surprise people, human drama is not "fun." Just to jump ship and go full Godwin here, since video games are trying to hit that same emotional bone as film - Schindler's fuckin' List isn't a "fun" fuckin' movie, but it's an important movie and one of the greatest films of all time. It's an exhausting film to watch and doesn't exist for you to feel better about yourself at the end of it. If Schindler's List was a game, it'd be an obscure German developer making "Mid-20th Century Labor Management Simulator 2013" with neutral graphics and a happy soundtrack and mild allusions to the history of the time.
If games want to be serious, and realistic, and gritty, then they can't just be "fun." Or "awesome." Or whatever bland adjective you want to use, they have got to be as exhausting and demanding and quite frankly, as draining as films like Schindler's List. If a game is mechanically well-made and engrossing, and treats it's world like a real place, allowing the player to have real interactions with consequence, it doesn't need to be "fun." Fuck Fun, is what I'm saying at the end of the day.
Yet developers want to have their cake and eat it too, falling back on the decades-old arcadey ideal of an action hero mowing down hundreds of nameless goons without consequence, whilst having those "emotional" moments, and to get those, they need someone to motivate the angry white guy, so they throw a woman into the mix. Typically white, and young, yet still conventionally attractive. She doesn't have any real consequence to gameplay, she's invincible and/or invisible to enemies, she fetches loot for the protagonist, and they, not the player, interact in cutscenes.
In other words, she's completely irrelevant to the actual game, and exists solely as pandering for gamers who seek to be culturally relevant in their circle of "cultured" friends by having a "strong female character" that "can take care of herself."
It's kind of horrifying. Especially when it's so acceptable, to see games that use this overdone, unimaginative concept as an emotional crutch to drive a plot along and critics lap it up, screaming "Citizen Kane!" and "True art!" from the rooftops. It's a fucking embarrassing, soul crushing sham that these creative practices are not only acceptable, but praised.
It's even more horrifying when two of the most critically acclaimed titles of the year are also pretty big on a black woman leader being brutally murdered for the sake of a young white woman's benefit. That's got to be a depressing fucking resume for black women in videogames - "yeah, in my two biggest roles I got horribly demonized and murdered for the sake of some murder-duder's plot."
Maybe instead of Citizen Kane, games critics should be crying out for The Color Purple of videogames.


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SSL Still Mostly Misunderstood, Even By the Pros
timothy posted about 5 years ago | from the duh-it's-encrypted dept.292
An anonymous reader writes "People still don't understand SSL. This isn't much of a surprise... no one expects that grandma and grandpa know what SSL is and what it does. What is surprising and downright scary is that most IT professionals don't understand SSL, and many consider it to be the be-all, end-all of security in their organization. With all the tools out there to manipulate SSL connections, and the browser vendors unable to settle on a single method of showing if a site is secured by SSL or not, is it any wonder that no one gets it?"


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Yes, it is very annoying. They do have a silent version, but it is still annoying. It appears only to alert when it detects Google AdSense, Analytics and Google web sites. I really doubt that it checks for "personal" information at all.I suppose if I really hated Google and wanted to avoid all sites that "use" Google servers to collect my "personal" stuff it might be useful. Then again I may as well just pull the plug. --ChrisLiving in Paradise!!
A little surprised there's not more using the Personal Menu extension.The Personal Menu extension provides the features of Compact Menu, Tiny Menu, and the Bookmarks Menu Button.Prior to Personal Menu, was using Compact Menu and Bookmarks Menu Button.
I tried "you tube to mp3". Found it useless. for the life of me couldn't find the button.The "Bookmarks Menu Button", still trying to figure out what's the difference to the normal "Bookmarks".
Why does no one here use greasemonkey ?
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I am really liking the new Greasemonkey for Firefox 4! Very nice!Shocked there is actually a official firefox theme for my favorite film kinda as well! Didn't expect that in a million years.
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GAFIRS OnScene Magazine. Issue 1 / 2013
Support Your Local Independent Lifeboat. This magazine is an annual publication which focuses on the work of the charity, as well as looking at maritime news from the local community. Gosport & Fareham Inshore Rescue Service, known locally as "GAFIRS", is an independent search and rescue facility covering the Solent and Portsmouth Harbour. GAFIRS is funded entirely by charitable donations and costs over £35,000 a year to run. Every penny donated is used to deliver a completely independent Lifeboat and Rescue service with no members taking a fee. All of the crew are volunteers and give freely of their time to help others in distress in, on or near water.


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Tag Archives: Food
Clinton Global Initiative: Hillary Clinton on Food Security
By Jos | Published: September 25, 2009
TweetI have had the opportunity to see a lot of really powerful speakers at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting. Talk about internalized patriarchy: I was most excited to see Presidents Obama and Clinton speak, and though I was excited to see Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, she was not at the top of [...]
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Michelle Obama inaugurates new White House farmers market
By Miriam | Published: September 18, 2009
Tweet And I was there! As the local food nerd that I am, I had to be there to hear Michelle Obama speak at the opening of the new White House Farmer's Market in DC. One of the local dairy farmer's spoke, and she credited the DC area markets with her family farm's economic viability. [...]
Feminist adventures in food preservation
By Miriam | Published: September 9, 2009
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TweetThe political garden is not a new thing. If you look back to the history of Victory Garden's during wartime, food production has always played a role in our political system. The political garden is being revisited once again, as rising rates of obesity, diabetes and health care costs are once again forcing some of [...]
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His Dad looks like K Fed, and justin looks like he is suffering from malnutrition.
I can't decide which one looks more ridiculous.
Dad put on a LOT of weight!
Can't they afford a decent swimsuit!!!!
honestly when i looked real quick i thought his dad was kevin federline!
It is very unfortunate that Justin Bieber's father reappeared in his life after he become a "teen idol" in 2009.
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All you "sheeple" posting mean, stupid remarks on here are proof of just how ugly an emotion jealousy is.
...omg...so many literally STUPID comments on here..so glad too see him with his family...family is what holds a bond...and he has it..guess many of you don't..good for him..he has priorities and isn't sniffing n drinking like so many other kids his age have with success!!!!!
Biebers dad is hot!
Wow I didn't realize Justin Biebers dad was Kevin Federline.
They look like two low lives. I say, let's put them at Jane and Finch in Toronto and see how they fare with the boys who wear their pants around their ankles. Bieber is such a pansy wannabee - it is embarrassing. I guess his father signed for his son to get another tattoo as well. So pathetic. Pretending to be so religious with new tattoo. Such a joke.
Sorry but one looks like he's pregnant and the other needs to work on shaping up his body. Beib's looks like s skinny 12 yr old.
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I initially switched to the Bloodgrooves from the Sprotsman's Elite do to the whistling effect from the holes in the Elites. The Elites are not a bad broadhead at all, I just wanted something quieter seeming I am using a recurve. Last night I shot a large doe about 10 feet away from me with these broadheads, and let me tell you, it was like a hot knife through butter. What I was really impressed with was the fact there was no damage whatsoever to the broadhead. It felt as sharp as they come from the factory. I have only ever had 2 issues with these broadheads, first being they are difficult to sharpen on a diamond stone because of the angle of the edge and the pyramid point, and secondly, I recently shot a through my block and the broadhead was lodged about 1/2 way into the tree. As I began to pull it out, the threaded stem broke off inside my insert. These broadheads are as tough as you can get and they do come with a lifetime warranty. I am not too upset, it could just be an anomaly and I would not let one bad experience steer me away. They are more expensive, but like everything else in life... you get what you pay for.
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John Larson served as Marathon County Medical Examiner for years, and for much of that time, he was also living with the disease of alcoholism.
But, unlike the people he worked on, Larson lived to tell the story to help others.
"For me, it was an escape from phones," Larson said, "pagers and some responsibility."
Larson, who is now retired, was responsible for determining cause of death, but at the time, death was staring right back at him in a liquid form.
"Everybody deals with stress. My job included stress," Larson said. "I can't blame my job for my alcohol abuse. I will never do that."
Larson said his alcoholism started at the age of 15.
"We'd bail hay. We'd work hard all day, and when you were done, if you worked like a man, you could have a beer like a man," Larson said.
At age 52, Larson said he drank almost 30 beers on a day, lost two wives because of his disease and after years of seeing almost half of the bodies he'd work on die with an alcohol component, his denial became a reality: he was addicted.
"You should ask yourself, 'who is coming first?'" Melissa Dotter, of Marathon County Health Department, said. "'Is it your friends and family? Or, is it making sure you get your alcohol for the day?' It doesn't have to be those psychical symptoms to know you have a problem with alcohol."
In 2011, excessive drinking in Wisconsin resulted in 1,529 deaths, 48,578 hospitalizations, 46,583 treatment admissions, 60,221 arrests, and 5,751 motor vehicle crashes, according to The Burden of Excessive Alcohol Use in Wisconsin report.
The report also said Wisconsin ranks No. 1 in binge drinking and in intensity of drinking.
"If they're addicted to alcohol, it's the picture of stumbling in the gutter, have the brown paper bag. It's not that," Dotter said. "It's all professions. It's all levels."
Addiction and alcoholism affects all ages, a new University of Michigan Institute for social Research Study released Monday said 1 in 5 seniors in high school binge drink, and 1 in ten extreme binge drink, which means more than 15 drinks in a short amount of time.
"Parents also need to model behavior. So don't tell your child don't drink alcohol when you've come home intoxicated," Sue Nowak, alcohol and drug specialist, said.
For Larson, he said he sees alcohol differently now, and is proud to be sober.
"I see alchohol almost as a loaded gun," Larson said. "I can put a beer or a drink in my mouth, or I can put a loaded gun in my mouth. The effect is going to be the same. One is going to be a lot messier than the other, and it's not the gun."
Larson isn't drinking anymore, he's been recovering for 3 years.
"Am I ashamed of it? Certainly." Larson said. "But I can't change it. No matter what I do, I can't change it."
Even though he's retired from his medical examiner days, and he doesn't have to look death in the face again, Larson doesn't have any responsibility other than himself.
"My sobriety is my first priority," Larson said. "Without my sobriety, I will have no life."
Larson said for him, drinking was a recreation, and he always put his career first.
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smooth wombat writes "Imagine a database whose aim is to centralize and analyze data on people aged 13 or above who are active in politics or labor unions, who play a significant institutional, economic, social or religious role, or who are 'likely to breach public order.' At first glance one might think the country in question is Russia or Zimbabwe but the truth is, it's a democratic nation which is implementing this database. Specifically, France. Now, with the summer break over and as the people of France return to work, there is a small but growing movement to storm this electronic Bastille. Michel Pezet, a lawyer and former member of a body charged with protecting French citizens from electronic prying, had this to say about this new data-gathering law: 'The Edvige database has no place in a democracy. There is nothing in the decree that sets limits or a framework. Whether the database is used with or without moderation depends only on orders from up high. The electronic Bastille is upon us.'"


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As per the WBSSC official notification eligible candidates can apply for Assistant Sub-Inspector Recruitment in both way Online and Offline mode. WB SSC held this recruitment written exam on 06/04/2014. So all interested and eligible candidates apply before last date is 22/01/2014. Further information about recruitment like Age limit, Education, Application fee, Selection process, Important Dates and How to Apply are given below.
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Alright guys!!! Here's my Yoga Verdict!
So, I have very mixed feelings about Gaiam's Yoga for Beginners. I'm going to break it down into different focuses in order to talk about my thoughts a little bit more clearly.
As far as the equipment goes, it seems pretty basic and standard. The mat is nice, it feels a little thin, but I think that if it were thicker I wouldn't feel as rooted and would be even more wobbly than I am now. The block is nice, and the strap is thick and durable.
As far as the DVD and routine goes. I think that it's misnamed. It doesn't feel like it's a proper introduction to Yoga. I couldn't find anything that explained the different poses or how to properly transition.
There was a segment focusing on the equipment, but during the routines, there wasn't really any indication to when or how to use them through the transitions between the poses.
Additionally, it felt like everything was moving too fast. There wasn't time to adjust the poses or compare myself to what was on the television. My size is an issue, especially coming out of lunges and bringing my legs in across my body, so trying to move quickly makes it even harder to figure out how to do it correctly. It felt like I didn't have any time to adjust or let myself feel the position before struggling to get into the next. I'm sure that the fluidity is very beneficial when performing yoga as a more experienced practitioner, but as a beginner with very little experience, it didn't' afford me the time or details that I needed.
Overall, I think that the equipment will be helpful, and that the DVD would be a nice daily exercise. But don't expect to be able to use it to learn yoga on your own.
I'm going to find a studio nearby that will hopefully offer a beginners class where I can learn more of the basics. I took a class once upon a time, but it's been years. It felt amazing to just breathe and feel my body, even despite the fact that I got a bit confused and felt a little rushed. So I still think it was a positive experience, and am happy with it.
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A 4-yard completion to the Redskins' Pierre Garcon was spotted short of a first down. Referee Jeff Triplette signaled third down. But the head linesman, with Washington in a hurry-up offense, incorrectly motioned for the crew to advance the chains, which caused the down boxes to read first down.
League officiating director Dean Blandino said Monday in a statement that in this situation where there is obvious confusion as to the status of the down, play should have been stopped prior to third down and the correct down communicated to both clubs. This should have occurred regardless of the fact that Washington had no timeouts and it was inside two minutes.
Only the referee can rule and signal a first down. The official nearest to the down markers and chain crew, the head linesman, is required to wait for that first-down signal from the referee before moving the chains. That did not happen at FedEx Field.
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Haste (This creature can attack and Tap as soon as it comes under your control.)
At end of turn, return Viashino Sandscout to its owner's hand. (Return it only if it's in play.)
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One thing I like to do is have backup - more than just the 4 cards that enable the combo. So 4 of that bodyguard, but you could also put in Kjeldoran Royal Guard , Opal-Eye, Konda's Yojimbo , and my current favorite: Palisade Giant . It costs 4WW but it's got a 7 toughness so you can absorb a lot more before you put Inviolability onto it.
And speaking of that, you could include Ghostly Possession (which adds flying), straight up Indestructibility which can enchant any permanent, not just a creature, and the new one which looks perfect for you:
It brings the creature back AND puts that enchantment right back on it! And the card costs like .25 cents to buy.
As far as the Furious Assault , like you said, you want recurring bouncy guys that you can cast again and again. Those viashino guys like Viashino Sandscout are good for that. Other things that came to mind are cards that have died, because you will be doing a lot of blocking once people see what you got going, and before you get your Bodyguard combo online. SO cards like Firewing Phoenix would be good. You want to be casting something every turn if you can. Flame-Wreathed Phoenix is nice - the Tribute ability means that you will either get a 4/4 flier for four mana, or a 2/2 Haste that goes to your hand if it ever dies. Magma Phoenix is also a board sweeper, which would handle any token or Thalid problem. Skarrgan Firebird is great, and check this out - it has Bloodthirst of 3, which means if an opponent was dealt damage this turn, it enters the battlefield with 3 +1/+1 counters. But the sweet thing is - Furious Assault triggers when you CAST the creature, BEFORE it comes into play. Which means the opponent will have been dealt damage that turn, and it will always trigger Bloodthirst!! Nice. You could consider putting more Bloodthirst cards in here since the act of casting them also activates them, so like Blood Ogre who would be a 3/3 First Strike for three mana, Stormblood Berserker , Gorehorn Minotaurs is a 5/5 for four mana, or the crown jewel of Bloodthirst creatures: Furyborn Hellkite ! How about a 12/12 flyer? :)
Cheap creatures that bounce are nice, since you're not doing it's power in damage like you would with Electropotence or Pandemonium , you just need to cast something, however small. So the cheaper the better, like Glitterfang , or how about free, like Memnite , Ornithopter or the old red Kobolds. OH! With this guy, you cast him, and he gives you mana for other, more expensive spells, AND he bounces!! Also Squee, Goblin Nabob bounces from the graveyard whenever he gets there. So he's good for Furious Assault, and for blocking.
Oh and this guy will allow you to bounce anything!
Who knew there were so many Furious Assault enablers nowadays? Haha
Other ideas that would fit in here: Scoria Wurm
bounces himself sometimes - and is a nice fatty for cheap because of that "drawback", Conjurer's Closet
which will bounce something each turn, so you can use it on cards with useful comes-into-play effects like Batterhorn
or Conquering Manticore
or something, which might work with Voyager Staff
if you wanted to have a sub-theme of those effects, which would be nice with Bogardan Hellkite
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can bounce stuff for 3 colorless or one blue (blue would be good to splash in this deck, but that's another conversation entirely).
Since you want to cast a lot of creatures, you want to draw more creatures, so consider some card draw spells like Browbeat , Burning Inquiry , Dangerous Wager , Epiphany Storm , Faithless Looting , Goblin Lore , Incendiary Command (<- highly recommended) Mad Prophet and Rummaging Goblin , Mindmoil and Shattered Perception are similar to your Puzzlebox, Reroute <- protection from targeted spells, and this last one is probably the best: Wild Guess since it's so cheap. And you already probably have Wheel of Fortune .
Ok that should do for starters! :)
Unfortunately the idea of using bouncing creatures to avoid giving your opponents stuff with Confusion in the Ranks doesn't work how you think it does. If you check the rulings for Confusion in the Ranks on Gatherer, one of them says "The permanents are exchanged only if they're both on the battlefield when the ability resolves", which means nothing gets exchanged if you bounce your stuff prior to the trigger such as the Man-o'-War example you gave in the description. I found this out the hard way with my Confusion in the Ranks deck, lol.
However, return to hand at EOT effects like Mark of Fury work great with Confusion in the Ranks so I'd suggest replacing Man-o'-War with creatures such as Viashino Sandscout or Glitterfang and you'll get the same effect.
I'd also suggest throwing in some Great Furnace s or Seat of the Synod s to steal your opponents artifacts.
Possible creature ideas: Hellspark Elemental , Ball Lightning , Legion Loyalist , Lightning Serpent , Viashino Sandscout , Viashino Sandstalker , Ash Zealot . I'd stick to most of what you already have, but there's always more room for ideas.
You might be interested in Glitterfang , Viashino Sandscout , and Viashino Sandstalker .
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anyways, Archwing Dragon , Viashino Sandscout
Genesis Chamber is amazing with Norin, trust me.
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Welcome to Eat, Drink and Meet group..Just so happens that we schedule events at Clydes and other Ashburn fun places..So it's not just about eating..LOL
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8" X 11" numbered giclee print, timed edition release. Available today, for 24hrs only, beginning 12pm EST (4pm GMT), Sunday August 24th, 2014, from the Bottleneck Gallery / Facebook, HERE.
This marks the final piece (until the next regeneration) in the series that started last year at the 50th.Anniversary.
The 12th Doctor. 24 hour timed sale from 12pm Sunday 24/08/2014 - 12pm Monday 25/08/2014
This completes the set I started for the 50th Anniversary last year.
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This is one great Sherlock poster! Buy it here - http://www.herocomplexgallery.com/collections/law-crime/products/sherlock-by-tom-miatke
On August 15 (Coincidentally my birthday too), Hero Complex Gallery will play host to their latest art exhibition entitled 'I Am The Law/Life of Crime'. This exhibition will pay tribute to a multitude of lawful and/or criminal personalities including: cops, gangsters, heists, murderers, spies, detectives, westerns, the whodunit's, the private eyes and the assassins and much much more. My contribution to the show is 'Sherlock', the contemporary take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic detective starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as the titular character and Dr John Watson (respectively).
I love this show to put it simply. It is an awesome blend of intelligent mystery solving combined with the awesome chemistry between the cast. It is just a crying shame that the show only has 9 episodes, and with more only coming in a couple of years. So while the long and arduous wait continues, I thought 'Sherlock' would fit perfectly with the theme of HCG's newest show.
The print is an edition of 40 with some Artist Copies coming at a later date. It is a 3 colour screen-print on White paper and will be available at the very low price of $40. Opening reception for those of you in the vicinity of the gallery will be from 7pm - 10pm and you can pick up a copy in person or for those of you playing at home, whatever does not sell at the gallery will be made available online the day after the show opens at approximately 1pm Pacific time on the 16th of Aug (Follow my Facebook Page for more up to date… updates..)
This link will go live once the exhibition is online:http://www.herocomplexgallery.com/collections/Law-Crime
Thank you to everyone who reads this, likes it, reblogs and shares it around! Really appreciate it!
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