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For those that use this as a toner/for skin concerns, did you get some peeling after using it?
I only started using it last night, diluted with half water and I noticed when I woke up that I had already started peeling slighty in those areas. I'm not red or irritated and shedding dead skin cells is a good thing, particularly because I am trying to get rid of some pigmentation but I wondered whether that is fairly normal and if anyone else has had good results with evening out skin tone/lightening pigmentation
First of all, the product has to be used properly ie. you don't guzzle it down like a beer. Apple cider vinegar with "mother" which is the good bacteria that you need, this really helps to boost your immune system. A couple capfuls in a glass of water, or you can sprinkle it on salad or vegetables as well. When I'm getting a sore throat, I have it in my water and 9 times out of 10, my throat gets better. No cold! Nothing else works for me to help prevent colds, I'm serious. Forget Cold Effects, it's scraped off a factory floor overseas and stuffed into capsules (seriously, it was on 20/20!) I don't know how well it works for weight control, but it definitely promotes immunity which is great, if you live in a cold/wet climate like I do. And it's vinegar, yeeeah it tastes like vinegar--go figure. It's not that bad, and you can totally handle it diluted. Highly recommended. Oh, and only the apple cider vinegar with "mother" works properly, the stuff from the grocery store doesn't. Try it the next time you have a sore throat. Trust me, I'm a doctor! Ha! No I'm not but it has worked for me. :) So far as a toner, I wouldn't use it on sensitive skin. I believe it's better taken internally.
I bought this vinegar based on all the glorious reviews. I genuinely believe in the healing properties of natural products. I wanted to do a detox and I was taking a table spoon of bragg's vinegar every morning. It made me feel sick , probably from the strong detoxification. I stopped and symptoms subsided. It is ghastly difficult to swallow this strong sour nasty smelling stuff down. As many previous reviewers described, there are stuff floating around in the vinegar. I believe these are the healthy stuff from the fermentation process. My teeth hurt and it's horrible tasting. I get stomach pain from the vinegar. Probably the excessive acid was corroding my stomach lining. I think lime or lemon can do the job without the awful smell.
For the skin and face, no matter how much I dilute this stuff, it made my skin raw and oozing. I can never get the fresh face look like I can get from lemon. Lemon works just as well but lemon leaves the skin soft , smooth, bright, and fresh looking. Apple vinegar made my skin look muddy and dry. I don't see vinegar doing anything to the extra blemishes. When I was using lemon, I just look fresh faced all the time even on days when I do not get enough sleep on over eat chips and doritos. Vinegar stinks for the longest time. Lemon will make everyone around you happy. I don't think it's a good idea to do this in the morning when you have to work or go to school. This is not going to be favorable going out into the public. The smell stays on your skin for a while.
I find this vinegar horrible tasting.
Lemon or lime works so much better both internally and externally. I will have to pass on this one. Luckily I only spent $5.00 for a small bottle .
You can shed off the pounds, get glorious beautiful skin, alkalinize your blood ph level, detox, get more energy, reduce head ache, feel more happy and upbeat simply using lime or lemon. Lemon and lime do not stink. Lemon is a lot more tolerable for sensitive skin and it not only made my skin fresh looking and clear but it also made my skin oh so soft! They are fresh and only cost a few dime. Sorry but Bragg's vinegar is a fail in my experience.
Honestly this is my first time writing a review for a product, but I was so please with the results that I thought that I have to share my experience. I suffer from super sensitive skin and eczema, which would flare up easily like when the weather changes. I have read alot of reviews of people using ACV for their scalp and toner, but I found out it works wonders on blackheads on my nose! First I used a scrub (specifically St.Ives Apricot scrub), rinse than use a cotton to dab ACV on my nose (warning: it might sting, and it is best if you dilute 50/50, but i used full strength. Most importantly avoid the EYES!) Rinse off after a while. You will not see your blackheads disappear immediately, but what I can say is that the black spots is visibly reduced and my pores have become smaller. So hurray!
Tip for toner:
Mix green tea and ACV in a spray bottle. Since I have sensitive skin, I mix it 1 ACV to 5 Green tea. I used it on my ezcema area which was red and swollen, the next day it has subsided.
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I purchased Bragg's ACV at my local Whole Foods and tried it on my skin, but for some reason it just didn't work. Maybe I needed to dilute it more or less. However, on my scalp it has worked wonders. Before using it on my scalp, I was trying organic sesame oil and then I tried jojoba oil. Both oils (although jojoba worked better) did not resolve my dry, flaking scalp.
On the suggestion of a friend, I tried it on my dandruff. I dilute it 50/50 with distilled water which you can find at Whole Foods and put it into a spray glass bottle. I spray directly onto my scalp, avoiding to douse my hair too much in it (if it saturates my hair too much it makes it kind of dry, straw-like). I let it sit for about two minutes. Then I wash my hair and scalp with Acure Organics Lemongrass shampoo, mainly to get rid of the ACV smell which I don't like, but also to gently cleanse.
So far this has worked and just to let you know my scalp dandruff was truly bad. It would sometimes get inflamed and red and very itchy. The ACV seems to have calmed and healed my scalp. I still get tiny flakes and minimal itchiness, but nothing compares to before and especially to using the chemical-laden Head and Shoulders. Also, I don't find the need to use it every time I shampoo so I only use it occasionally during the week so it lasts for a while. All in all, great product!
Update: My hair is rarely dry or straw-like anymore from where I apply the ACV mixture. I attribute this to using the Acure Organics Moroccan Argan Oil + Argan Stem Cell Conditioner, so I no longer have to deal with dryness.
Also, I am using ACV on my face and it's working pretty well so far. I use a 2oz glass spray bottle; half distilled water and half ACV and I top it off with 2-3 drops of tea tree essential oil. I shake it and spray some onto a cotton cloth and apply to my face like any other toner. Since I started doing this, only at nights after cleansing, my skin is clearer, current breakouts are healing and I haven't had noticeable new ones. Some post-acne marks are a little less darker although I will update again as I continue to use. The smell is not as bad because of the tea tree oil and it kind of fades after a while. I think I will also experiment using green tea instead of distilled water; I will update on this as well.
I am still using the ACV mixture on my scalp and it's still working. Although I am not using it as often and I think I will dilute it more as the smell kind of lingers more than I can stand it. Also, I switched (for no particular reason other than to experiment) to Giovanni's Golden Wheat Shampoo and Giovanni's Deep Repair Conditioner. I have shampooed and conditioned w/o using the ACV mixture and my scalp is still pretty tame. Also, the last ACV toner I was using has changed since. I do not use tea tree oil in it anymore as I think it was a bit irritating (although I use it in the mixture for my scalp; it's TTO w Lavender Oil). I did try the green tea recipe and did not like it at all. I think it goes rancid pretty quick and even though I kept it refrigerated, it still smelled off so I quit that. At the moment, I use (in a 2oz spray bottle) 4/5 distilled water, the remaining 1/5 is split even with ACV and fresh lemon juice (from an actual lemon, not store bought lemon juice). So far this is working very well on my sensitive, acne-prone skin. The left side of my chin (where I had stubborn continuous breakouts) is calm. Most importantly, I think the lemon juice is providing my skin with much needed exfoliation and that is what is lessening the breakouts and post-breakout marks. I only use it at night, and I wait a couple to five minutes and apply 1-2 drops of Kahina Giving Beauty's Argan Oil. I pat it on lightly and that helps to set off some of the dryness associated with exfoliation. I have only been doing this for about two weeks but I will update later.....sorry for the long review but I hope it helps someone : )
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Like coconut oil, apple cider vinegar has a lot of uses. It works great to clarify my hair. I wash my hair, and then I rinsed it with this. It made my hair feel really clean. I also have used it for bloating. I mixed one tablespoon with a cup of purified water and drank it fast. It really helped to relieve some of the pressure of discomfort I was feeling.
This product is great, and it lasts for a long time, so it's definitely worth the price. If you do consume it, please dilute it properly!
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I have breakouts in my cheeks, forehead and jaw lines recently and I am getting married in three months. I have been tried so many products; proactive, environ, MD formulations, Dermatological, etc and went to facials, done extractions and lights as well, but none of them worked on my skin. I even tried the baking soda mask.
Then I came across to this article that ACV is really good on prone acne skin and many people had amazing results from it. So yesterday I decided to buy this Braggs ACS; 50/50 with water tried to apply on my skin as toner. With cleaned face, I applied ACV and continue with moisturizer. This morning I woke up I found out the pimples are getting smaller and dried up. This is only the first day or am I imagining since I want to believe it will work wonder on my skin.
I really hope this ACV is works on my skin since this is my last resort. I will still do the LED lights this weekend since I already bought the package. Hopefully with these combinations will clear my skin before my wedding day.
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I have been using this on my face for 5 days and so far it's been pretty awesome. I have acne and am very interested in finding more natural products... I have done the Proactive thing, Neutrogena, benzoil peroxide, salycilic acid, expensive dermatologist topicals and pills, etc... Many of these items work for a while but then stop; seems like your skin can build resistance to whatever you're using after 6 months or so.
Regardless, this ACV is cheap and natural and I can say with 100% certainty that my skin has improved over the 5 days I've been using it. I have slightly oily skin and thus have been okay using it 2x/day (no diluting) with a cotton ball after cleansing. I put on moisturizer after. My skin definitely has been doing some purging (ie. it's bringing all the clogged stuff to the surface) and my acne is lessening. Over the 5 days the purging has lessened, I believe because there is much less to purge! The blackheads on my nose are actually gone now! What remains are empty pores that look much smaller than they did before. I am actually pretty amazed with how great this stuff has been on my blackheads! I have noticed that on blemishes that the ACV is drying the spots up VERY quickly and the outer layer of skin is flaking/peeling off almost daily... what's left underneath is skin that actually doesn't look irritated or red like you'd think it would. It looks healthier! I am pretty darn thrilled... And apologies if my description above is a bit graphic or gross. I have had acne for over 10 years and I am just OVER it!!! ;-)
If you have dry skin, I'd recommend either diluting the ACV OR just use it directly on your bad spots (blackheads, clogged pores, etc.) and not all over.
The fumes do burn my eyes a little however it's a small price to pay. I usually put it on then just walk across the room as it dries/evaporates. Walking pulls the fumes away from my eyes so they don't burn.
I will continue to use then report back in a bit!
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I have read about this for sometime, but I never really had bad skin until this past year. I am 29 and I have always had pretty good skin, but as of recent, my skin just started breaking out like crazy.
I didn't know how to deal with it, so I spent hours online and finally decided to try out some ACV. I am so glad I did.
I first started using it as a toner. At first 50/50 of AVC and water and now I actually use full strength because it doesn't harm my skin. I then started drinking a little bit a day in some water and it was rough, but I will do whatever I need to - to have clear skin. It works!!! In about a week, my skin is almost back to normal. The smell doesn't bother me that much because it goes away and if I can have clear skin, then I don;t care if it smells like poop. Seriously, it is worth it.
AVC is also good for other things as well. I know take straight shots of it. You get used to it.
And for less than $5 where I live! It can't be beat. I really hope that it keeps working for me and I hope people will start realizing that more natural products can do the trick. Cheaper products can do the trick. I spent years spending so much money on crap that doesn't work. I am sure we all have.
I am so happy I found AVC. I am looking for other more natural approaches for skincare from now on. I started using Coconut oil as an eye cream too and so far so good.
No more wasting my money on crap!!
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I give it a 2 star because it seems to be good for some people here. Unfortunately for me sensitive skin, it made my skin raw , oozing, uncomfortable, and red in sunburn way. Do skin patch test first before using it on fair sensitive skin. I wished I had done that instead of just using it from the bottle. The vinegar smell is so bad and it lingers on and on. No amount of washing or perfume can cover it up. I think lemon can do a better job without stripping the skin too bad like bragg's vinegar. Lemon also leaves my skin much softer and smoother compared to vinegar. It may worked for some but not for me. I saw membranous stuff floating in the vinegar which kind of scared me.


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It was Father's Day and my darling husband was manning the wheel while I whimpered and complained in the co-pilot seat. "Just close your eyes," he advised, "and relax. We'll be fine." Of course, I had a choice to make in that moment (and my children were definitely clued into that fact.) I could heed his advice or I could mistrust his simple solution and continue to hold on to the misguided notion that keeping my eyes open, and uttering, "Slow down. Be careful" every five seconds, would somehow provide me greater security.
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ZEBULON, NC (Catholic Online) - Packed into our 15 passenger, family van, on the drive home from our mountain pilgrimage, I found myself on the verge of a panic attack. My stomach felt nauseated as my mind conjured up visions of my whole brood rolling down the side of a mountain. Movie scenes played out in my head akin to Thelma and Louise's final shot before the closing credits, although my mental scenes elicited far less excitement and far more terror. With each sharp twist and turn in the road, I awaited the inevitable moment when the passenger-side tire would lose grip of the paved surface and drag our vehicle headlong down the steep mountainside.
It was Father's Day and my darling husband was manning the wheel while I whimpered and complained in the co-pilot seat. "Just close your eyes," he advised, "and relax. We'll be fine." Of course, I had a choice to make in that moment (and my children were definitely clued into that fact.) I could heed his advice or I could mistrust his simple solution and continue to hold on to the misguided notion that keeping my eyes open, and uttering, "Slow down. Be careful" every five seconds, would somehow provide me greater security.
Just the day before I'd sat circled with a group of beautiful, faith-filled women. The discussion focused on how to be a better wife. You know, the kind of wife that doesn't nag her husband into retreating to the shed, but who also manages to inspire him to paint the spare bedroom before the relatives arrive next Christmas. Our conclusion came down to surrender (on our parts) thereby allowing our husbands to fulfill their God-appointed roles as leaders in the home.
Certainly wives have an integral part in the marriage partnership. We are the helpmates, formed from the side of Adam. His equal in dignity, but not sharing the same talents and gifts. Of course, we also didn't come from Adam's foot to be trampled upon. But neither did we come from his head to be of the same mind on all things.
Thank goodness when you think about it, really. Were it not for my husband's male-wired brain that isn't afraid to take some risks, we'd probably still be living in an apartment somewhere. It was he who balanced out my security-driven reluctance and led us into home ownership. His now thriving business venture would never have been started if we'd relied on my desire to stick with the tried and proven safer path.
Definitely it was hard in those early days of parenthood when I had to bite my tongue to keep from crying out as he threw our young boys too high into the air or pushed the swing above my comfort level. Okay there was that one time when he may have dropped a little one, but our children love every thrilling moment of daddy-play. Because Daddy challenges them to go further than I would, but he's also there to catch them when they come down or to straighten the swing when it heads off course.
Who is it they run to when they've defeated a new physical obstacle? Who is it they want to watch them as they climb to the highest branch on the backyard tree? Daddy, because he will praise them and encourage their independence rather than recall the dangers and beg them to stay within arms' reach.
During our pilgrimage discussion, we acknowledged that our slanted views of wifehood have been shaped by the culture, from broken, single-parent homes to virulent feminism. Many of us heard women roaring so loudly that we'd become deaf to the harmonious, bass tones of manhood. Growing up watching Peg and Al Bundy was no help either. Wise and thoughtful Ward Cleaver morphed into this hen-pecked buffoon resigned to the couch except for the occasions when Peg's high-pitched nags prompted his reluctant response.
So as our big, white, pro-life sticker laden van rounded the next hairpin turn, I made my choice and closed my eyes. It didn't stop me from silently stomping the invisible passenger-side brake or placing a death-grip on the door handle, but it did allow me to turn the wheel over completely (figuratively and literally) to my husband. I used the blindness to calm my thoughts and to pray.
Of course, the realization set in that prayer was my real security. While my spouse may have been manning the steering wheel, our heavenly Father was in ultimate control. He had the power to keep those four tires on the narrow roadways or to allow them to slip off. And He had placed my husband, not me, in that driver's seat.
While my stomach was still queasy and my mind was still pulling me down the ravine, I surrendered. In the end, my husband was right, everything was fine and we made it down that mountain without a scratch or dent. My fears and worries hadn't changed the circumstances. And had I been behind that steering wheel, we might still be stuck on that mountainside now moving at five miles an hour with my heart in my throat the whole way.
Our pilgrimage lessons didn't really end when we boarded that van and started the engine. The drive home was merely an opportunity to put our faith into action and to test the validity of the truths we'd spent the weekend discussing. Seeing as God placed my husband as the head of this household, I need to trust that with my prayerful help and support, he is fully capable of piloting this family toward our final destination. My quiet petitions and surrender will do far more to encourage and aid him in his appointed position than will doubt and worry.
By accepting my role as navigational coordinator and supporter on this trip, as opposed to a nagging co-pilot, I gave witness to my children that Daddy (the heavenly One and the earthly one) really does know best.
Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of seven living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede (and a little soul expected to arrive in August). Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat, a fish, ducks, roosters and a flock of hens (in addition to all those wonderful kids). Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes simply for the the glory of God. You can read more of her musings and inspirations on her blog "Blessings In Brelinskyville" (www.http://brelinskyville.blogspot.com/).
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Larry Scott says Pac-12 women's tournament could have a permanent spot in Seattle
Early attendance numbers and response from coaches and teams have shown keeping the tournament in Seattle should be no problem.
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Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott held his first formal roundtable regarding women's basketball on Saturday. He covered topics ranging from officiating to this season's switch to playing traditional rivals twice in the same week.
The important nugget was that he wants to keep the Pac-12 tournament in Seattle. Force 10 Sports Marketing, a business arm of the Seattle Storm ownership group, has a three-year agreement with the conference to host the event.
"I think with an event like this, its best outcome is if it works in a particular market you can nurture it and build it," Scott said, adding the three-year deal is needed to see if Seattle can be that city. "The better analogy for an event like this would be what some cities have done with other sporting events — an Omaha with baseball as an example. That's an event that has had unique success in a particular market. It's kept there, it's built up and it's become a destination."
Early attendance numbers and response from coaches and teams have shown keeping the tournament in Seattle should be no problem. The event has already totaled 10,117 fans in two days.
In the event's four-day span in Los Angeles last year, it totaled 7,720 fans overall splitting play at USC's Galen Center and Staples Center, working around the men's tournament games.
However, the solid numbers this week included locals Washington, a fifth seed, and Washington State, an eighth seed, advancing to the quarterfinal round Friday. Scott wanted to wait until the conclusion of Saturday's games for a better benchmark of whether Washingtonians will attend simply for the quality of the games, especially since there are four nationally-ranked teams vying for a slot in the championship game Sunday.
Regarding teams playing rivals twice in the same week like Washington and Washington State in January, the reaction from coaches was a simple, "They didn't love that," Scott said bluntly.
UW coach Kevin McGuff tried to find a positive in having an easy scout with the quick turnaround. But the Huskies also had to play three games in five days.
Coaches and the Pac-12 brass are meeting in May to make possible tweaks. The changes were ultimately made to televise 60 women's games and move the tournament up a week for more exposure in NCAA tournament selection evaluations.
Pac-12 Networks will see a nominal profit this season, according to Scott.
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Friday 05/31/13
If Only Biotech Crops Were Trendy Like Raw Milk
My Twitter feed has been filled with two distinct themes this week involving two divergent, yet linked topics: Monsanto and raw milk.
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Posted at 4:22PM CDT 05/31/13 by Chris Clayton |
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If you're intellectually blind and jousting with windmills, everything natural is good and everything man-made is evil. Especially evil if it can be tagged "corporate". Isn't diarrhea natural? LOVED reading this Chris - thanks!
Posted by Curt Zingula at 7:59AM CDT 06/01/13
Just a note, the two deaths you site from raw milk were not from raw milk. The CDC had to admit from a Freedom of Information request that the deaths weren't from raw milk. I might add, 3000 people die each year from food, none are from raw milk.
Posted by ron shepard at 6:35AM CDT 06/02/13
We are all going to die from something. I am sure it will be somebody elses fault. If only I would live longer, I could sue somebody for dying. Even better, I could sue the medical profession for not dying and living longer.
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 7:24PM CDT 06/03/13
Here's the thing. The current model of Biotech CAN'T be "trendy. IT's too old-fashioned. Other than switch from using a "gene gun" to "insert" the traits to using a Bacteriophage to more or less "infect" the target cell with it, little has changed in about forty years. That's "Cigarette Science." It spends little time or money on innovation and keeps pushing the old stuff like it was the newest thing. Meanwhile, the state of the art is now able to observe cellular expression on a quantum scale and is working on artificial life, fine-tuning existing DNA/RNA expression and actually rewriting the code within the living cell, again, all on a quantum level. If Biotech wants to be "trendy", then it needs to move back to the Lab and whip something up that's state of the art, the way Science in america used to, and become the Leaders and Innovators once again.
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USDA Touts Record Trade, But Outlook Lowered
USDA reported Thursday that agricultural exports remain on pace for a record value at $139.5 billion for 2013, even though the outlook was lowered by $2.5 billion from the February estimate.
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Samsung mobile handsets have become very popular in Bangladesh over the last few years. It was possible as a result of the great features and lower price than other mobiles. Young generations always search for newer mobile handsets. They do not want to use a mobile handset for much time as it is part of the style. Day by day, newer handsets are being produced with the latest features and lower prices. So, people are searching for the best phone for them.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 = 55,000/= BDT
Samsung Galaxy S4 = 55,000/= BDT
Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom = 47,500/= BDT
Samsung Galaxy S4 mini = 37,000/= BDT
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Thank you George Dobell for your comparison between Cricket and Football. I totally agree, the Samuels/Warne incident was disgusting and we really don't want this kind of stuff which is regularly seen on football pitches creeping into the wonderful game of cricket.
Around ten years ago I made a decision to stop following football and concentrate on cricket as my sporting interest. This was partly because of all the unsavoury incidents on football pitches and on the terraces, the game of football had generally made me feel sick.
It was the best decision I ever made, but I really hope cricket is not going the same way, someone of Warne's experience should know better, just can't help but think he was playing up to the cameras and wanting more limelight, which sounds ridiculous considering he was the best bowler in my view to have ever played the game.
Would love to hear more of George's views on this subject.
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During a timeout called by Montgomery in the second half, the Bears coach shoved Crabbe in the chest as the team entered the huddle. Crabbe, the leading scorer in the Pac-12, didn't take kindly to the shove and began making his way to the team's locker room, but he returned to the court before the end of the timeout.
Crabbe returned in a big way, scoring 10 points in the final five minutes as the Bears closed the game on a 25-7 run. Crabbe finished with game-high 23 points with 10 rebounds.
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SPRINGFIELD – Municipalities and counties throughout Illinois will be able to seek state recognition for efforts to enhance emergency preparedness in their communities under an initiative announced today by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA). The Ready to Respond Community Program will challenge local officials to take steps to ensure government representatives, businesses and citizens are better prepared for all types of disasters.
"The Ready to Respond Community initiative will take community preparedness to a new level by emphasizing the 'whole community' approach to emergency preparedness," said IEMA Director Jonathon Monken. "The program encourages local governments to bring together volunteer and not-for-profit organizations, private industry and citizens to enhance overall preparedness in their community."
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James: I would love to make a Sproat connection! So far I haven't had much luck.
My husband descends from a Martha Sproat, born abt. 1801 (one census record shows PA, and another shows OH). Martha married a George Boyles (b. 1800 in Athens Co Ohio).
The relocated to Andrew Co MO, and that is where Martha died. I believe at some point they spent some time either Iowa or Indiana, as they had a child born there.
We have a lot of information for the Boyles family and for the children and desc. of George and Martha. We would love to further this Sproat line. I hope some of this is familiar to you. I will be happy to give you further and more detailed info (childrens names dates etc.) if you are at all interested.
Thanks for your posting.
Brenda Bridges
(you would be welcome to email me direct, if you would like to.)
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LEGO Announces 10246 Detective's Office
Somewhere out there in the world at the very minute this is posted, there is a gathering of like-minded individuals huddled around a table drinking in the latest set revealed by the almighty brick. Or at least I assume there is. These kinds of reveals don't happen in a vacuum so I'm sure there is an AFOL convention of some kind going on somewhere. Given the timing, I can only assume it's happening somewhere not in the U.S. Wherever it is happening, people must be gawking at the tenth (10th!) set in the modular building line: 10246 Detective's Office. The set is similar to 10218 Pet Shop in that there are two distinct, narrow buildings in this set instead of the usual one large one. I myself appreciate this kind of set more due to the creativity involved in creating a fully realized environment in a smaller footprint twice over. I can't wait.
10246 Detective's Office will cost $159.99 for 2,262 pieces and will be available starting in January 2015. That and 75060 Slave I both available in January? I know what I'll be saving my Christmas cash for!
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Wrapping Up the 2010 Kentucky Derby
Another Derby, another shot at the Triple Crown for a three year old horse and its connections. This year was as full of ups and downs as any other year, although the favorite, Eskendreya, bowed out a week early due to injury, and my favorites had been dropping out all season. One of them, Tiz Chrome, was injured so badly, he had to be euthanized. Let's just say that I felt personally much less at stake than usual. Which meant I could relax and enjoy it more.
I did a little betting on Oaks Day, the day before the Derby. My pick in the fifth, War Tigress, came in a dead heat for third. I bet Rachel Alexandra across the board in the sixth race, and boxed an exacta with her and Unrivaled Belle. Belle was truly unrivaled that day, beating Rachel just by a head—but still beating her. I cashed my bets, though, so, other than feeling sorry for the horse, I was fine. My choice in the ninth, Cool Coal Man, was a disappointing sixth. Setsuko, the horse in the tenth I felt should have been in the Derby and may be a Belmont contender, didn't fire until too late in the race and only hit fourth. He was picking off horses pretty well near the end, which could bode well for Belmont, should his connections take him off the turf and put him back on dirt. But it made me more skeptical. In the Oaks itself, I had Blink Luck across the board, choosing Evening Jewel over Allalea for the place spot and Tidal Pool over Crisp for the show spot. Those were good choices—Blind Luck, Evening Jewel, and Tidal Pool granted me that one, two, three, while Allalea was fifth and Crisp seventh.
Not a bad betting start for the weekend.
The weather, however, was uncooperative on Saturday. It was awful. I felt bad for the people who spent so much time and care on picking the right hat, then had to wear plastic, ponchos, or tarps over themselves. And let's hope no one had satin heels, or they were ruined.
My choices in the first race were Rock Hard, Stay Put, and Kettle River, each across the board, and as a boxed trifecta. No trifecta for me, as Rock Hard came in fourth, but Stay Put came in first and Kettle River came in third, so it wasn't a bad start to the day, even with vile weather.
In the second race I had Zimmer across the board (hey, he's sired by Empire Maker) and Spicer across the board. Originally, I considered adding Bold Victory into the mix, but he looked tired, so I skipped him. Zimmer won, and Spicer came in third, although I think the way My Piano Man split and angled out cost Spicer the show spot. No one else seemed to have a problem with it, so oh, well.
The third race was taken off the turf—I wouldn't have wanted to walk on that grass, much less run on it. My two top choices, Beyond our Reach and Dyani, were scratched. My original long shot choice, Kathren's Kitten, looked like a mess before the race to me, so I skipped her. I'd promised myself to put a small bet on Stormy Tess if she got in. She did, but pitched a fit in the gate, wore herself out, and came in last. I should have skipped this one and spent my money on a cocktail instead!
Wise Dan and Spooky's Ready were my picks in the fifth. Spooky's Ready was scratched, and no one else looked good to me here, so I stuck with Wise Dan across the board. I thought I was screwed at first, when he took the turn five wide, but damn if he didn't pick 'em all off and win! I'm not familiar with his pedigree—his sire is Wiseman's Ferry, damn is Lisa Danielle who was sired by Wolf Power—but I'll be looking at both this horse and his bloodlines more closely.
The Sixth Race was also moved off the turf. I'd considered Pickapocket, considered skipping the race, tossed a few bucks at Pickapocket to win and he ran a really smart race. It was a mile and a sixteenth, so by sitting chill and then making his move late, he got it down. He is six, he has experience, and it showed in the race.
The Eight Belles was when things got interesting. I stuck to my original choices: Hot Dixie Chick, Vis-à-vis, and Decelerator, across the board and as a boxed exacta. But when a horse named Buckleupbuttercup came out, I fell in love. Hard. It wouldn't have mattered if she took off in the wrong direction, I'd have rooted for her. She's one of those fillies who's both beautiful and shows a sparkling personality. She also wiped the field with everyone, keeping a cool head, making a wide move and running them all down. This filly is on my watch list. Vis-à-vis was a solid second, with Hot Dixie Chick third. Decelerator had a good start, but, unfortunately, lived up to her name, decelerating throughout the race to finish second-to-last.
The Churchill Distaff Turf Mile stayed on the turf, which surprised me, although the rain lightened up for a brief time. I kept Tizaqueena across the board. I was trying to decide between Phola and Fantasia. On paper, it looked like Fantasia was a better choice, but Phola looked so darned good, I went with her. Tizaqueena never fired, but Phola ran a smart, steady race, and, even though she had to go wide for the last stretch, had saved enough and had enough in the tank to pick off Hot Cha Cha.
I'm a big fan of last year's winner of the Humana Distaff, Informed Decision, so she was my first choice across the board. I also really liked Free Flying Soul, ridden by Mike Smith, and Warbling. I bet them each across the board, and a trifecta with Informed Decision, Free Flying Soul, and Warbling as one two three. Unfortunately, there was a lovely horse named Mona de Momma who took her time, took her time, and wore everyone else in the race down. It was a lovely win, even if it wasn't my ticket. My three came in as third, fourth, and fifth, but at least I made a few pennies on Informed Decision! I should have looked at Mona more closely once I saw she was sired by Speightstown.
Originally, I had Munnings and Musket Man as my choices here, with Hull, Kensei, and Cool Coal Man as additional choices. CCM ran yesterday, so he was out of it. I nearly skipped the race in favor of a mint julep, but at the last minute, tossed a few show bucks at Musket Man. He came into the show spot, but the others in my original pool just didn't want to be there, so I'm glad I skipped 'em. The race was won by Attaboy Roy, ridden by Calvin Borel, making his way up the rail, in preparation for The Big Race.
They kept the Woodford Reserve Turf Classic on the turf, in spite of the rain picking up. I'd originally liked Battle of Hastings, Loup Breton, and Court Vision. I dumped Battle of Hastings, but kept the other two across the board. My original long shot, Pop Tarrt, looked like he didn't want to be there, so I passed. The winner of the race was General Quarters; a four year old who'd entered last year's Derby and not won. He's THE one-horse stable of retired school principal Thomas McCarthy, who is his own, his trainer, his groom, and his biggest fan. It was great to see this horse win a race. Court Vision took second, and Loup Breton managed third, in spite of a lousy break.
I had to start from scratch for the Derby, since my favorites were long gone. The sloppier it got, the more convinced I was to put Super Saver in the mix. Also, as the day wore on, I became more and more enamored of the filly, Devil May Care. Devil's sire is Malibu Moon and her grandsire is AP Indy, both of which ratchet her up in my book. Her tendency to do exactly as she pleases and pitch a fit in the gate worried me a bit, but she seemed pretty together and rather regal on the day. Paddy O'Prado's just gorgeous and talented, too. I figured I shouldn't discount Lookin at Lucky, although, to me, the number one post position was a recipe to be squished. I also really liked Ice Box—who no one paid much attention to, but his grandsire is AP Indy—and Jackson Bend, the smallest horse in the race, ridden by Mike Smith, one of my favorite jockeys. I also thought Mission Impazable was gorgeous, but the unbridled sire worried me. His progeny are fast, but they take risks and tend to break down. However, Pletcher's the trainer, and Pletcher's pretty thorough. Of the really long shots, I figured what the hey, consider Dean's Kitten.
BackTalk was sired by Smarty Jones, so I felt disloyal for tossing him. But the fact that American Lion's beaten him by fourteen lengths, and American Lion didn't make my list of contenders was a factor. I liked the look of Conveyance, but think he needs to mentally mature a bit before I can take him seriously enough to put money on him. I considered Discreetly Mine, but I seriously doubt this Derby can be wired, so tossed him out. I considered Homeboykris because his grandfather's one of my all time faves, Fusaichi Pegasus. But FP's daughters tend to do better than his sons, and, wow, he already has grand-colts? It's really been that long? I figured I'd wait and see.
So I went with four across the board: Lookin at Lucky, Devil May Care, Paddy O'Prado, and Super Saver. I slotted Ice Box and Jackson Bend in for place, and Mission Impazable and Dean's Kitten for show.
I knew Super Saver had it in the post parade. He swaggered out during "My Old Kentucky Home" and nodded to the spectators, absolutely convinced that the applause was ALL for him.
And, within the next few minutes, it was.
Lookin at Lucky was squished, and, as far as I could tell, was never a factor. Devil May Care kept her head, and, in spite of a bit of jostling, held steady in mid-pack. I hoped she'd show a shot of speed near the end and beat them all, but she was shuffled back during the homestretch. Super Saver never flinched, never pinched, never fought, and never flailed. He and Borel worked in beautiful synchronicity. Every time Calvin asked him to move, be it to the rail or away around another horse, Super Saver did so without a fuss. And he picked everyone off.
It was a lovely win, not all that dramatic, but a smart, well-run, tactical race by both horse and jockey. Calvin was thrilled, and Super Saver was all, "See? Told ya! Yeah, it's all MINE!"
Ice Box made a terrific late move and hit the place spot, and Paddy O'Prado did a wonderful job hanging on the show spot. I hope both are in the Preakness, although I think Ice Box's style is a bit better suited to the Belmont. Lookin at Lucky managed sixth, which was pretty damn good for his terrible trip. Mission Impazable was ninth, with a worn out Devil May Care tenth (she's better than that), Jackson Bend twelfth, and Dean's Kitten fourteenth.
Most people don't pay too much attention to the two races post-Derby, which is why I like them. Flying Pegasus was scratched in the twelfth, so I stayed with EZ's Gentleman and Thunder Jack, dumping Devastator as my long shot. EZ's Gentleman won after a nice stalk all the way 'round. Thunder Jack, unfortunately, ran into trouble, was eased, and walked off the track. I hope it's not life threatening.
Originally, I looked at five horses for the thirteenth race. I whittled it down to two: Moe Man & Gallantos. They came in the other way round, but that's okay.
Preakness is in two weeks. Calvin Borel believes Super Saver is his Triple Crown horse. The field's expected to be large, and I have a feeling they'll try to crowd him off the rail to make sure that doesn't happen. While I'm not confident Super Saver can win the Triple Crown, I'm hopeful, especially if he shows as much poise moving forward as he did on Derby day.
Whatever happens, it should be a fascinating race.
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We are seeking a Full Time Naturalist!
The Montana Audubon Center Naturalist will be a skilled naturalist and educator. S/he will teach existing place-based education lessons along with developing new programs for varied age groups. S/he will assist in evaluating programs and mentoring student interns. In addition, s/he will manage a volunteer program, including developing or updating forms and a record-keeping system, recruiting, and training and supervising volunteers. S/he will be required to work evenings and weekends as needed. This is a full time salaried exempt position.
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High School Summer Naturalists in Training (NiTs)
Do you want to spend the summer working with kids while exploring the great outdoors?
If you answered yes, then we want YOU to apply to be a High School Naturalists in Training!
The High School Naturalists in Training (NiTs) Program at the Audubon Center provides practical, hands-on experience for emerging leaders in science and education. The program begins in June 2014 and will run through mid-August. You will participate in one week of training (June 9 – 13th), and then will select four – five of the eight weeks of camps during which you'd like to work. You will receive minimum wage ($7.90/hour), as well as professional training and experience while enjoying summertime outside with kids.
Interns are required to:
* Be 16 years old by June 1st, 2014
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* Be comfortable working with children ages 4 – 14 years old
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* Be self-motivated, able to follow directions, and work independently
* Have a demonstrated interest in natural resources, environmental sciences, natural sciences (geology, biology, ecology), education, and/or recreation.
* Complete mandatory intern training June 9 – 13th. Training will include an orientation to the Audubon Center, environmental education philosophy and techniques, games/activities for kids, safety, and emergency procedures.
* Assist with 2 – 3 mornings of bird mist-netting with the Monitoring Avian Productivity program
* Assist with teaching four – five weeks of summer camp. Camp programs are offered Monday – Friday from June 16 – August 15th.
Interns will receive:
* A wage of $7.90/hour. State and federal taxes are withheld from paychecks.
* Training in natural history, ecology, environmental sciences, and wildlife biology
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TCT is the home of several current and past National Team Members. These include members of our coaching staff and competitive teams.
One of our past students is John Roethlisberger. 3-time Men's USAG National Champion, 3-time NCAA Champion and, '92, '96 and 2000 Olympic Team member.
Many TCT Students have gone on to continue their gymnastics careers in college on full gymnastics scholarships
"My experience at Twin City Twisters was incredibly positive and is something that will always be special to me. I made great friends, had fantastic coaching and gained the foundation for the rest of my career."
John Roethlisberger ~ 3 Time Olympian & Co-Founder of Flip Fest Summer Gymnastics Camp
"My coaches at TCT were some of the most influential people of my life....Almost a decade after moving to California, I still go out of my way to see them every time I visit Minnesota."
Ricardo Andrade ~ Stanford Men's Gymnastics Alumni
Ricardo Andrade at Stanford
Twin City Twisters Gymnastics
9001 123rd Avenue North, Champlin, MN 55316 ~ p. 763-421-3046 ~ f. 763-421-1448