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Good for absorbing potassium through skin
14 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2060946 on Feb 01, 2008
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I found that this form of Potassium gives me diarrhea, even in small amounts, so have decided to add it to my footbath (in which I also use Magnesium oil or epsom salts) and it's a very effective way of getting those 2 very important minerals that most of us are lacking into our cells. Wonderful absorption that way!
Perfect way of getting your potassium daily
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In multivitamins, you only find a small amount of potassium. Potassium is very important, almost everybody can use some extra potassium, for sure when they take a lot of natrium salts... My skin is not that dry anymore. For a lack of potassium gives a dry skin. It also reduces palpitations. When you have a lack of Potassium, it can give you an irregular heartbeat.
Terrible ulceration and PAIN within hours! Even with food.
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I've tried this brand and others like it. Of course it's top notch as it's pure powder by NOW! All potassium chloride powders ulcerate my stomach and cause terrible pain that takes a day or so to go away. I have severe low potassium issues without supplements and tolerate potassium gluconate with NO stomach side effects whatsoever.
Use it for FibroMyalgia!
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Amazingly enough I discovered that eliminating sodium salt and using Potassium salt has given me a break from pain associated with FMS. Apparently we need to have a proper balance of Na and K in our blood to facilitate energy production in the mitochondria and in our sodium drenched world it gets out of whack. Use of KCl instead of NaCl should also be good for the heart and blood pressure. Mine has dropped.
useful addition to vitamin solution
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When I want extra potassium, it's so nice to stir some of this into the water I take my vitamins with, instead of having to swallow more pills. In fact, it helps tame the acidity of vitamin C crystals, so I use it year-round.


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Gourmet Hot Dogs have arrived at Disney's Hollywood Studios' Fairfax Fare in Disney World! We tried the mac and cheese and truffle oil dog!
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Since an article entitled "New York Is in a Billy Joel State of Mind" appeared in the June 11 edition of the Hicksville Illustrated News, there have been numerous letters to the editor questioning Joel's frequent references to Levittown, and not Hicksville, as his childhood home.
In response to this, Joel defended the references in a recent interview, and described an indelible connection to both Hicksville and Levittown. According to Joel, the ambiguity about where his roots lie can be found in the story of Hicksville's suburban development.
The Hicksville of Joel's youth was set in the late 1950s and 1960s, a time when suburbanization was making inroads into its historically pastoral setting. The Joel family had moved from the Bronx into their small house on Meeting Lane, Hicksville in 1950. It was part of the Levittown housing development being built over the potato farms that had previously dominated the landscape. The affordable housing brought a large influx of families from New York City into the area. As Joel grew up, the farming communities that had once characterized towns like Hicksville slowly began to fade away, leaving only remnants of a time past. Billy described the meshing of the two worlds as a dichotomy. As part of the new order, he found himself replacing the very world he was falling in love with.
"Here you had this brand new housing develoment butting up right next to the farm. As a little boy I had direct access to a farm from a housing development. I think right off the bat it gave me a yearning for more of what was the traditional Long Island, which is what I think of as Hicksville."
Joel remembered how he and his neighbors would go onto the potato field where Holy Trinity High School now stands with paper bags and pick up the potatos that were left over after the harvest. "For these people that grew up in the boroughs of New York this was real country stuff. It was very romantic and it brought people together."
He also recalled the family trips into the Hicksville downtown area and termed the weekly trip as a "big deal." Coming from the structured environment of the suburban development, he described it as visiting a completely different place.
"There was a nice old bank building, a sweet shop, shoe store, a couple of churches, the Hicksville theater, a lunceonette. It was a real American small town. It could have been any small town on Long Island. It was very picturesque."
Despite the fact that Billy was growing up in Hicksville, a historically rural community, he still felt, in many ways, like an outsider. The Levitt community that he lived in was comprised mostly of people attracted to the island from the city by attractive low cost housing, whereas many of the Hicksville locals had been rooted inHicksville for generations.
"There was a big difference between the old Hicksville and the Levittown section of Hicksville. . . If I walked north of Holy Family Church, the terrain, landscape and architecture were completely different," said Joel. "There was definitely a difference between the Levittown section of Hicksville and the old Hicksville and I guess this is what I am trying to clarify when I refer to the fact that I grew up in a place called Levittown.
Throughout his youth Joel would always tell people from other villages that he was from Hicksville, but when asked where in Hicksville the reply was always the Levittown area of Hicksville.
"That is what everyone called it. My parents called it that. My friends called it that. Even the teachers called it that."
He continued, "Now the mailing address is Hicksville, the town is Hicksville, but the neighborhood we lived in was Levittown. It was distinctly different from old Hicksville. I vastly preferred old Hicksville. I much preferred making believe I didn't come from Levittown when I was a little kid because there was a stigma to it. But at this point of my life I do not have to do that."
He explained that the stigma he describes was not an overtly conscience attitude against people
"It is not that people lorded it over you. It just I think meant something like you had a nicer house. You had maybe more money, a little more land, you were more a part of the history of the place than these newcomers. Which is what we were. We were newcomers," he said
As Joel grew older he gained a greater appreciation for what Levittown really meant and what it had offered his family.
"Levittown for my parents was a blessing from heaven. They could not have moved to Hicksville if it had not been for Levittown," said Joel. "It was not Hicksville town doing this, it was Levittown that was doing it and made it possible for many, many families to move to Long Island."
According to Joel, he started referring to Levittown, which is widely known as one of the country's first suburban developments, as the place of his childhood "when I realized that Levittown had a meaning beyond just a place.
"It was a social experiment. There were a number of Levittowns built. There is a Levittown in Pennsylvania. So if I say Hicksville to someone in Pennsylvania they will not really understand what kind of place I grew up in. But if I say Levittown they understand it. I am not saying it to be politically correct, I am saying to impart a flavor of a place. Because there was a Levittown in Westbury, there was a Levittown in Island Trees, and there was a Levittown in East Meadow. In point of fact, all the Levittowns were much more similar than the towns they were in."
The recent letters inferring that he is in some way too embarrassed to say he is from Hicksville has caught him a little off guard. He recalls getting into fights as a teenager with kids from other areas who were saying insulting things about the name Hicksville. "Nobody could insult my hometown. So why would I ever deny that I am from there."
Joel admits that in referring to Levittown as the place of his childhood, he is probably not encompassing everyone from his hometown.
"I guess by saying Levittown and not saying Hicksville sort of leaves them out in the cold because they did not come from the Levittown section. That was not my intention in saying Levittown. I did not mean to cut out people from Hicksville, people I went to school with and people I knew.
"Am I in some way avoiding the fact that I grew up in Hicksville? I am not at all. I never intended to make them feel left out. I did grow up in Hicksville, I just happened to grow up in the Levittown section of Hicksville and by no means did I intend to cast any aspersions on the town of Hicksville which is where I grew up."


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Acclaimed PGA Director of Golf Bernie Herceg finished his sixth season season as Binghamton's head golf coach in 2013-14.
Herceg, who began coaching at Binghamton during the 2008-09 season, has compiled an outstanding tournament record of 607-323-5 (.654) at the helm. During his guidance, the Bearcats have won 14 tournaments, including four Cornell Invitational team crowns.
The last four seasons, his teams have strung together three of the lowest team scoring averages in school history, most notably this past season when his squad had a scoring average of 298.5 (program-record). In his six years at BU, he has coached nine individual tournament winners, four America Sky all-conference selections, and a back-to-back America Sky player of the year award winner (Jake Katz). His teams have consistently finished in the top-5 of tournaments an impressive 36 times in six years (six per season).
Herceg has been the PGA Director of Golf at BU's home course - The Links at Hiawatha Landing - for more than 10 years. At the start of the 2010 academic year, Herceg was named the PGA Director of Instruction at The Links in response to becoming full-time at Binghamton University.
The Links, located in nearby Apalachin, N.Y., has been most recently ranked the third best public access course in New York State by Golfweek Magazine, and Herceg served as its head pro since 1996.
As the PGA Director of Golf at Hiawatha, Herceg had full oversight of membership, communications and marketing, pro shop operations, tournaments and player development programs, among other management duties.
Herceg's junior golf initiatives and private instruction have earned him a reputation as one of the finest and most innovative teachers in the region. He received a Junior Leader Award from the Central New York PGA Section in 2004 and also has been nominated for CNYPGA Teacher of the Year honors.
A former collegiate golfer and accomplished player in his own right (he qualified and played in the 1993 B.C. Open, a PGA Tour event, and also won the 2000 Boilermaker Open in Utica, N.Y.), Herceg is determined to use his PGA training and management acumen to continue the success of the Bearcats' golf program.
Herceg played at Elmira College, earning Academic All-America honors before graduating magna cum laude in business management in 1987. He was elected to his PGA Membership in 1999, and also has an associate's degree from Broome Community College, where he graduated with honors in 1985.
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Roy Barnes has not even announced for governor, yet the ex-guv has already offered a sound proposal for protecting the people from their lawmakers. It ought to be topic No. 1 in the coming political campaigns, even if lawyer Barnes decides not to toss his fedora back into the ring.
My name is Raphael Semmes, and I'm glad to be a part of our community. By way of introduction, I grew up in Savannah, graduated from "the original" Savannah High School, went off to college at the Universities of Virginia (Charlottesville) and Georgia (Athens), came home after graduate school and the death of my father, and unexpectedly wound up taking his place as treasurer and credit manager for the family's wholesale hardware business.
Last week, the NAACP held a rally in support of having former Liberty County tax commissioner Carolyn Brown paroled.
With $7 trillion in wealth disappearing in the U.S. last year, it hasn't been a banner time for anyone involved in the financial markets. But it may be the Securities and Exchange Commission that has taken the biggest bath.
The Senate returned to session last week with all eyes and ears on the first bills and resolutions of the session. Most notable were bills on transportation, zero-based budgeting and tougher restrictions for metal theft crimes. However, the two major issues on everyone's mind were the Homeowner Tax Relief Grant (HTRG) funding and capping property taxes.
Anyone who thought Democrats and Republicans in Washington would join hands and skip into the sunset together on the Yellow Brick Road must have been dreaming.
This first person account of Barack Obama's presidential inauguration was delayed when I got caught up in the crowd of an estimated 2 million people trying to leave Washington, D.C., at the same time. Thanks to the overtaxed metro system, it took me nearly six hours to make the 18-minute trip back to Arlington, Va., where I was staying.
From what I read in this and other newspapers around the world is that everybody's broke or are going to be soon.
The news out of Atlanta in recent weeks has been how the state is going to deal with a shortfall in the current budget year. Lawmakers are there trying to figure that out now. State law prohibits deficit spending, so our represenatives are trying to figure out what to do. The question is why does the state have a $2 billion deficit?"
On Jan. 12, the 150th legislative session of the Georgia General Assembly was gaveled open as members of the House of Representatives and members of the Senate were sworn in for our legislative duties. This process repeats itself every two years following the elections, and the winners of the 180 districts in the House and 56 districts in the Senate are seated to serve their district and state.
If you believe President Obama inherited a truckload of problems from George W. Bush, consider what the next Georgia governor faces.
As the 2009 Legislative Session convenes, we are addressing issues that are being discussed around kitchen tables throughout the state. As Georgians in every corner of our state closely watch their bottom lines during this economic downturn, it will also be a tough session for lawmakers.
It's getting to the point where every time I watch The View, I have to take a tranquilizer and lie down to keep my head from imploding or exploding or just unscrewing and rolling across the floor.
If we are to continue Georgia's growth and prosperity, we must solve our transportation issues for the entire state. Adding a lane along a busy interstate, extending a rail line by a couple of miles or simply allowing Metro Atlanta to tax itself won't solve our problems.
At least the word "trillion" still has cachet as denoting a lot of money. "Billion" has been surpassed during the past few months, and "million" has long been positively quaint.
Editor, The members of Hinesville Military Affairs Committee would like to thank everyone in the community who contributed to the silent auction held during the second annual Veterans Salute on Nov. 1.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
America Recycles Day is coming up this Saturday and is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to encouraging Americans to recycle and to buy recycled products.
In September 2009, I wrote a letter to the editor that began like this:
Editor, "Greater Good" is a point or ideology that has been defined, perceived and twisted. So what does this mean? I wonder if it's even fair to apply this concept because, at the end of the day, the definition is construed. Man is still making that determination.
In 1976 in the rainforest, a virus was transmitted to people from wild animals, and it spread through the population via human-to-human contact.
Editor, I just spoke with Liberty County Chief Registrar/Elections Supervisor Ella Golden. She reported Sunday voting results as:
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, in Greater Garfield, Georgia, home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results."


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November 19, 2014
From the Press Box: Three Surprising Contenders
Paul Bruno takes a look at Kyle Okposo and the surprising Islanders, one of three teams that didn't contend last year but are up near the top of their respective divisions this season.
October 31, 2014
From The Press Box: The Early Surprises
Gabriel Landeskog and the Avs are off to a slow start so far. Paul Bruno also examines two of the higher-drafted rookies in this year's class.
October 21, 2014
Neutral Zone Wrap: Blackhawks Up
The Blackhawks are flying out of the gate despite getting next to nothing out of Brad Richards to begin with. Evan Berofsky takes a look at five teams in this week's NZW.
October 6, 2014
Neutral Zone Wrap: Evan's Underachievers
Brian Elliott is beginning the year as the starting goalie on a strong team, but RotoWire's Evan Berofsky believes that he could lose the job to Jake Allen at some point this season.
September 29, 2014
From the Press Box: The Contender Discount
Paul Bruno continues his tour through the division changes, this time focusing upon the Central Division, where the Blackhawks were able to land Brad Richards at a cheap rate.
September 20, 2014
2014-2015 Predators Preview: Music City Makeover
After the dismissal of long-time coach Barry Trotz following last season's 88-point effort, will Shea Weber and the Preds be able to regroup in Year 1 under new bench boss Peter Laviolette?
July 23, 2014
From the Press Box: Free Agency - Part II
The Caps were very aggressive in pursuing defensemen this offseason, signing Brooks Orpik and Matt Niskanen from the Pens.
April 12, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: It's Curtains
As the regular season draws to a close on Sunday, there are still some questions left unanswered.
April 5, 2014
NHL Barometer: Swan Song
The Barometer wraps up this week but not before highlighting the likes of Anze Kopitar, who has had an outstanding season for the Kings.
March 27, 2014
Thursday Daily Puck: Yes We Canuck
Don't look now, but the terrible Canucks might not be as terrible as we think they are.
March 24, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Hot 'Hawk
Corey Crawford's at the top of his game, but the Blackhawks are dealing with some roster turnover as they prepare to face the Stars on Tuesday.
March 14, 2014
Friday Daily Puck: Twin Valleys
The only Sedin currently standing, Henrik will try again to break out of a lengthy slump as the Canucks visit Washington on Friday.
March 8, 2014
The Waiver Wire: Winners from the Deadline
Now that the trade deadline has come and gone, Dan Waldner and Mike Wilson examine those players that stand to benefit from new situations in this week's Waiver Wire.
March 2, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Quiet Ducks
Corey Perry and the Ducks have just two games this week, as do the Flyers.
January 31, 2014
NHL Barometer: Phil's on Fire
Phil Kessel remains absolutely on fire and entrenched in the NHL's top 10 scorers with 57 points in 56 games this season.
January 23, 2014
NHL Barometer: The Bob is on a Roll
Sergei Bobrovsky been dynamite since returning from injured reserve earlier this month.
December 26, 2013
NHL Barometer: Super Joe to the Rescue
Super Joe Thornton isn't the goal-scorer he once was, but he still is a master facilitator for the Sharks.
December 22, 2013
NHL Schedule Analysis: Isn't That Just Spezza?
Ottawa and Boston hook up for a pair of games this week among the other holiday festivities.
December 9, 2013
The Man Advantage: Random PP Observations
Dustin Penner is still riding shotgun with Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, taking advantage of that opportunity to the tune of 23 points in 25 games.
November 15, 2013
NHL Barometer: Flyin' in Philly
Brayden Schenn has been on a tear as the Flyers try to dig themselves out of an early season hole.
November 1, 2013
NHL Barometer: Leaf Not Falling
While there have been lapses in effort, Nazem Kadri is starting to prove that last year's hot start wasn't a fluke.
October 14, 2013
Neutral Zone Wrap: Rocky Mountain High
Nathan MacKinnon and the Avs are flying high. How likely is it to last? Evan Berofsky examines some of the high-flying and low-lying teams at the start of the season.
October 5, 2013
NHL Barometer: Ready for Takeoff
Jacob Trouba made his NHL debut Tuesday with the Winnipeg Jets and showed legitimate offensive upside.
September 27, 2013
Draft Kit - Job Battles: 15 Preseason Job Battles
Will Martin Brodeur or new acquisition Cory Schneider get the majority of starts between the pipes in New Jersey? That's one of 15 battles that Dan Waldner and Mike Wilson are following in this article.
September 20, 2013
From the Pressbox: Top Lines & Pairings - Western Conference
Jonathan Toews and the Blackhawks are back for more. Paul Bruno breaks down who will be on his line this year and does so with all the Western Conference teams.
September 18, 2013
Draft Kit - Middle Rounds Strategy: Grit Wins Championships
Johan Franzen should benefit greatly from the Red Wings' offseason moves. See who else make good middle round targets to fill out your roster and get those often undervalued grit categories.
September 16, 2013
2013 Blues Preview: This Blue Got Green
The Blues avoided a lengthy holdout by getting Alex Pietrangelo inked to a long-term deal last week, but can the young forwards score enough to push St. Louis deep into the playoffs this season?
September 11, 2013
Shots on Goal: Top 9 Early Look - Central Division
Evander Kane and the Winnipeg Jets move to the Western Conference and the brand new Central Division for this season. Check out the Jets' top three lines and those of his division mates in this feature.
August 30, 2013
Draft Kit: 2013-14 Sleepers
Jan Levine shares 15 sleepers for the upcoming 2013-14 NHL season. Scott Hartnell makes the list as a good bounce back candidate.
August 22, 2013
From the Pressbox: Jetting Out West
Zach Bogosian and the Winnipeg Jets moving to the Western Conference where they belong is the biggest change in the conference. Paul Bruno breaks it all down.
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Recaps From the Brightest Timeline: Community Season 6 Episode 3 "Senior Project"
Here in the brightest timeline, we just have Community-Con.
We've transmitted another Community season 6 recap back to you from the brightest timeline! The clones we've left back in your timeline have been busy transcribing all of our feelings about the season's third episode as aired here in the timeline where Community was never canceled, and it's finally ready for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!Read More


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The practice swim will take place at the swim start from 10:30am to 12:30pm on Saturday morning at Jamestown Beach Park. There will not be shuttles running to the practice swim so you will need to drive over to swim start. Please do NOT park at Jamestown Settlement. Follow signs for Rev3 parking at Jamestown Beach Park.
Professional Athletes John Kenny will also be offering a swim clinic from 11am to 11:30am at the practice swim. Come check it out and get some free tips and tricks for bettering your swim from a Professional!


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SF Foodie going to Seattle - Etta's for Seafood?
I've been reading the boards and tour books but am confused on where to go for good but reasonable seafood. Any suggestions? Have a tentative reservation at Etta's.
I've had some decent meals at Etta's but it's never really excited me much. When is your trip and what kind of seafood are you looking for?
Halibut is in season right now; Alaskan salmon won't start up in earnest for another month. You can still get good oysters outside the 'R' months here, and the local mussels are great too.
Depending on what strikes your fancy, folks might have more specific recommendations. (For example, if crab is your thing it's hard to do better than salt & pepper crab at Malay Satay Hut - ask to see the crab first when you order.)
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Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I'm not a big fan of Halibut - prefer Salmon, Trout and Mahi Mahi. Since I live in SF = we have crab readily available here. Any recommendations involving King Crab Legs or NW seafood? Also saw Anthonys (which seems very tourisy) and Flying Fish menus but nothing stuck me as great.
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Best king crab legs are at the Waterfront Seafood Grill. My favorite. YUM. They do other seafood quite well, also (and their rib steak is awesome). It is expensive, but you're paying for quality, view and service, imo.
I've never been too impressed with Ettas. Anthony's can be hit or miss. I used to like the Bell Street Diner, but haven't been recently. Had dinner at Anthonys Shilshole last night (Sunday night is all you can eat Dungeness crab) - was disappointing.
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Yeah. Shilshole is in my 'hood, so we go every once in a while. I know it's not perfect crab, but last night's was definitely the worst I've ever had there. Oh well.
like any tom douglas operation, etta's is terrific except when it's not - you run about an 80% chance of getting a superb meal. i much prefer ray's boathouse (97% downstairs/85% upstairs discounting the ambiance) at not much more cost. if in the mood for utter simplicity and quality, go to oceanaire.
Etta's is ok but it won't knock your socks off..not a fan of Tom Douglas.
Love having chowder at Pike Place Chowder in the alley across from Pike Place..
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I found all there chowder to be out of this world good..I can see why it has won all the awards it has..been tempted to have it flown in for me in San Diego.
They didn't have seared scallop chowder when I was there..that sounds exquisite!
Spot on mr.nelso on the crab cocktail at Jack's with some oysters and Cioppino too.
The last suggestions--Jack's, Pike Place Chowder--are casual and great for lunch or mid-afternoon. If you want a nice salmon dinner ... I had great salmon at Steelhead Diner, tho' it was pricey. Our recent visitors from the Midwest had their best salmon at Dahlia Lounge. I've also had good salmon at Ristorante Zoe. Wherever you have it, it will likely cost you.
I'm not a huge fan of Etta's. I'd recommend Ray's or Anthony's. Flying Fish used to be good, but I haven't been in years. Some people swear by Oceanaire. You may look into Palisades in Magnolia Park.


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We purchased 50 of these calls to give away to kids at our Annual Youth Expo. Thought a box call would be a change of pace from the slate calls we normally give away. I opened a couple of the boxes, and gave the call a try. Worked just fine, and kids 8-14 should be able to easily make the calls work, with a little bit of instruction.
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Flooding concerns have prompted organizers of Lansing's first-ever Microbrew & Music Festival to find a new spot for the event.
It will now be held in Lansing's Old Town, instead of Adado Riverfront Park, because the city of Lansing is concerned high waters may cause the park to flood after the extreme winter we've had.
The festival will take place April 18 & 19, in the same space where Old Town holds its annual Jazz Festival.
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It's now official - TEAAPAE will be abolished as of the 1st of January 2015. The proposed legislation has now been passed by the Greek government as expected. This means that any premiums invoiced from this date will not bear any charges relating to the TEAAPAE fund, however, any invoices issued up to and including the 31st of December 2014 will still be required to show the levy.
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Oscar-winning actress Kathy Bates has had a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer two months ago.
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MIAMI (AP) - Florida election officials are giving a presidential commission suggestions for improving the country's electoral process.
State and county supervisors told the commission Friday that a reduction in early voting hours, a limited number of polling sites and a lengthy ballot led to the long lines and counting delays in Florida last November. The state received national scrutiny after some voters waited up to eight hours to cast ballots. Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill last month restoring the early voting days that he and the Legislature cut two years ago.
President Barack Obama formed the bipartisan election commission to help prevent voting obstacles in the future. Friday's meeting at the University of Miami in Coral Gables was the first of the commission's four public hearings in battleground states.
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The Indiana Senate is set to approve a $30 billion budget and head into negotiations with House lawmakers.
Senate Republicans rewrote the budget last week to include a slice of the $500 million tax cut Gov. Mike Pence is seeking, new tax cuts for banks and others and money for highway improvements.
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The music would benefit from being an instrumental affair, in all honesty, with lead singer Elizabeth Heaton's vocals landing somewhere between Susan Boyle and Kate Bush. The instrumentation, on the other hand, trickles through your ears like aural honey, saturating you in a warm glow of arching guitar crescendos and subtle melodies. It's not that Heaton's singing is poor, far from it in fact. It's much more to do with the coherence of the record, which suffers because the wandering rhythms only work well when they aren't encumbered with the need for verses and choruses. Often the verses are difficult to differentiate, allowing the music to expand and flourish but making the void between vocals and instruments even clearer. Perhaps Midas Fall should have taken a cue from Glasgow's finest post-rock quintet Mogwai and kept the vocals as subdued as possible, complimenting the melody rather than trying to guide it.
Midas Fall's 2010 debut album, Eleven. Return and Revert, enjoyed critical acclaim internationally, and for much the same reason that Wilderness will be widely well received. The instrumentation recalls the chaotic precision of post-rock pioneers like Explosions in the Sky and Oceansize, but the vocals only bring to mind the now defunct Evanescence 'goth-opera' style that has thankfully dropped out of public favour (for the most part) in the past few years. Tracks like Our World Recedes and BPD incorporate elements of post-rock, pop, dub and metal to construct a collage of sounds, but these are buried beneath an overly dramatic bout of vocals courtesy of Heaton.
Despite the complaints, Wilderness comes off sounding pretty good for the most part. It actually feels like a snap-shot of a band in transition; still not quite at their fully realised glory, but nonetheless Midas Fall have staked a unique spot in the post-rock roster. Fight First stands out as an excellent insight into where Midas Fall are going as a band. It's erratic but concise structure gives the guitar room to experiment, and when it works it almost makes you forget what went before.
In fairness, one aspect that can not go recognised in Wilderness is the outstanding production levels, with the entire album being self-recorded, mixed and mastered from home on a minimal budget. This could easily pass for a professional recording, each instrument is not just afforded it's own space but is intelligently wound together with everything else. But for a record with these kind of lush harmonies, anything other than a quality recording would be a slap in the face, rendering the album much less valuable in the process.
So while not quite a sterling effort from the post-rock quartet, Midas Fall still have an accomplishment on their hands. For the music to stay with you, though, there needs to be less disparity between the instrumental majesty and Heaton's swelling vocal bursts. Until then, Wilderness should do more than appease old fans while still winning over a few newcomers. Anyone that's had their interest piqued would do well to wait until the band is on more solid footing.
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Issaquah School District finishes school projects, delays others
August 26, 2014
Staff members, parents and students at Apollo and Issaquah Valley elementary schools have been waiting years for their buildings to be refurbished, and their wishes will be granted when school starts Sept. 3.
The two elementary schools were major pieces of a $219 million bond measure that Issaquah School District voters approved in April 2012. Issaquah Valley and Apollo received about $6.6 million each for similar modernization projects that focused on creating additional classroom spaces, improving building security and upgrading existing spaces for a continued influx of new students.
The district is expecting to add 350 students in the 2014-15 year, and projections released last year showed the school system could grow by more than 2,800 students over the next 30 years.
Editorial — School begins with need for volunteers
August 26, 2014
On Tuesday, parents across the Issaquah School District will walk their children to the school bus or to school for the start of a new school year.
Finally, a bit of free time for a second cup of coffee.
But wait, your school needs you. The volunteer jobs at school are endless. The playground needs monitors, the library can use assistance, the front office might need your organizational skills, teachers almost never have enough helpers and the nurse's office is often in need of a mother's touch to watch over a sick child.
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August 26, 2014
Issaquah schools are great — there's no doubt about it. Our district is consistently ranked as one of the top in the state and our students' test scores are among the best in the nation. Ask any real estate agent and he or she will regale you with tales of parents who relocated just so their kids can get an Issaquah education.
What is less apparent is how our schools continue to be world-class centers for learning. Much credit goes to our teaching staff and fiscally savvy administration. An equal measure belongs to the community — parents, residents and businesses who donate to the Issaquah Schools Foundation, join our PTSAs and volunteer in our schools.
Issaquah School District introduces Atomic Learning
August 26, 2014
The Issaquah School District invites Issaquah parents and students to use a new resource for learning technology tools called Atomic Learning.
The district's subscription includes nearly 50,000 step-by-step tutorials on common software, workshops and projects on topics such as blogging and Internet safety.
Atomic Learning can be used by parents and their children at home. Contact your school for its Atomic Learning account information.
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Failing-school letters to go out
August 19, 2014
School districts include retort
Because most Washington school districts don't have 100 percent of their students passing state math and reading tests, the federal No Child Left Behind law says the districts must send letters to families explaining why.
But the districts don't have to like it, and 28 school superintendents have jointly written a second letter they will send along with the first, explaining why they think their schools are doing much better than the No Child letters make it seem.
"Some of our state's and districts' most successful and highly recognized schools are now being labeled 'failing' by an antiquated law that most educators and elected officials — as well as the U.S. Department of Education — acknowledge isn't working," the cover letter states.
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August 19, 2014
Sometime soon, some area parents will get a pair of letters. One is a federally mandated notice informing them their child's school is failing. The other, likely included in the same envelope, will tell them not to worry about what the first letter says — things are just fine.
The mixed message will undoubtedly confuse some.
Here we are: 2014 was the year that every child in America was supposed to be at grade level standard in math and reading, according to the federal No Child Left Behind law.
The idea was well-meaning, but obviously flawed. While pretty much everyone agrees the law needs revisions, revisions mean Congress needs to get involved. Since Congress can barely agree on the color of the sky, it's unlikely to see revisions any time soon.
Issaquah schools budget set to receive slight boost
August 19, 2014
The Issaquah School District will receive an additional $5.4 million from the state government, which equates to revenue growth of less than 1 percent in the 2014-15 school year.
Public school districts and the state Legislature continue to battle over the McCleary decision of 2012, which said lawmakers weren't fully funding basic education costs and called for them to rectify the situation.
The state increased funding by about $1 billion for its 2013-15 biennial budget, but that isn't quite cutting it when it comes to meeting the requirements of the McCleary decision, school officials said.
"Though a billion dollars sounds like a lot, when you split it over two years and divide it by 295 school districts, you see it translates to a rather minute increase in the proportion of state revenue," said Jake Kuper, the Issaquah district's chief of finance and operations.
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The Issaquah School District is asking students about their interest in school athletic programs.
The answers will help with future planning of such programs. Responses to the online survey are completely confidential.
Take the survey here. It must be completed by 11:59 p.m. Aug. 15.
Issaquah schools superintendent receives 2.5 percent salary boost
August 2, 2014
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The Issaquah School Board recently renewed the contract of Superintendent Ron Thiele and gave him a raise of 2.5 percent.
Thiele, who took over as head of the Issaquah School District in July 2013, will make $235,750 in the coming year. That's up from $230,000 last year. The new contract was approved at the board's June 26 meeting.
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The Return With Purpose Workshop scheduled for Saturday, June 21, has been rescheduled for Friday, June 20, at the University of Central Missouri. The workshop is geared toward active duty military personnel and veterans who want to learn how to make an easier transition to civilian life. This is a free program, which will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Elliott Student Union, Room 235, which is also a change in location from the previously announced workshop. Individuals who wish to participate should register by June 13.
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