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"DEAD"-icated, get it? As in "Dead" Island, you know: zombies and stuff – the un "dead". Eh, eh? Once you're done laughing at our magical wordplay prowess, check out ALL OF THE AWESOME STUFF you get in this pack!
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Pack of Five Starter Weapons:
Reinforced Twig - it's a superbly crafted stick. With dirty big nails in it.
Zipguns - two for the price of one!
Junkyard Rifle - a nifty rifle made out of junk and love. Mostly love.
Raised Stakes - contrary to public opinion, stakes are not only effective on vampires. They are pretty awesome on any member of the undead community.
Sharpened Shovel - making the business end of the shovel even more serious.
Pack of Tier 2 Weapons:
Rocky Gloves - if Rocky actually had worn these it would've been a much shorter (and way bloodier) series of movies.
Pew Pistols - now with 100% more pew.
Dangerous Cleaver - because a regular cleaver just doesn't have enough pointy edges.
The Crossbow - who needs guns? The weapon of choice for getting medieval on zombie hordes.
Bruise Control - it's wheely, wheely good for killing zombies. Are you tyred of these puns yet?
Stock Shotgun - point, shoot, reload, rinse, repeat. It may not be pretty, but it gets the job done.
2 Exclusive Golden Weapons + A Tier 4 Weapon:
A special Tier 4 beer-flavoured weapon: The Keghammer: "It's pretty keg-ass" - Our ex-copywriter.
Golden Precise Shotgun - the worst thing about shotguns is that they aren't normally all that precise. Or made of gold. Enter the "Golden Precise Shotgun": Done and done.
A rather fancy Golden edition of the Sprocket Hammer heavy weapon. Wipe after each use... (it's cool, it's gold: zombie brains and stains will come right off)
3 Survivor Characters + Exclusive Early Access to Sam B
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I've played dead island epidemic since it was in alpha state and i liked it really much. I levelled up my character, crafted few weapons, and after it came out i still play it! There is a lot of improvement of course and new characters (if you played the alpha or beta you'll notice) the main aim is to reach the boss, for each map it's different boss. Before that you have to beat 2 mini bosses. The first one is easier than the second, all you need is a great teamwork and navigation, when you play in a squad and feel when you'll win its just amazing! Cause you do that by playing as a team, that co-op,pvp game. The pvp tho i found most fun. You have to supply most creates before the other team. There are bosses which respawns from time to time and drops u creates. The graphics are amazing, it's an MOBA so yeah they kinda changed the series of dead island,as the others weren't. The graphics are pretty good for a MOBA game, can't complain. Give it a try.
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Yay Dead island, right? No. This little "game" ruins dead island's good name. The developers use this game to make you pay money for basically anything.
"You want more items? Oh hey, you should come give us all your money! We'll also show them all you wasted your money!"
I don't see why this even exists.

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At the request of John Sabini, Chairman of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, New York Racing Association President and CEO Charles Hayward announced the restoration of its televised race signal to Nassau County Cablevision customers effective immediately.
Nassau Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation President and CEO Dino G. Amoroso said, "I am pleased to learn that NYRA authorized the restoration of its signal pending Racing and Wagering Board approval of the distribution agreement with Cablevision. I want to thank NYS Racing and Wagering Chairman John D. Sabini for working tirelessly to reach this result and appreciate NYRA's cooperation in this matter.
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- JamesWithers Jun 14, 2007 10:37 AM
I love Marie Callender's Chicken Parmigiana. I wrote a review of it here:
Which Frozen dinner is your favorite?
-- James Withers
re: mojoeater
maries pot pie
re: mojoeater
Wow. I haven't even tried those. Maybe I ought to.
re: JamesWithers
They are very tasty and have a rich, buttery crust. Very filling, too.
re: mojoeater
these are not exactly for the anti-fat crowd. if jfood remembers correctly there is a VERY high level of fat in these (hence why they taste soo good). heard how greatthey were, and when mrs jfood was not at home picked one up at the grocer's, read the package and unfortunately had to place backin the freezer section. Could not eat it in good conscience.
re: mojoeater
Stouffer's lasagna. But, I DO doctor it up.
President's Choice makes tasty frozen dinners. I have fond memories of the Nasi Goreng from my pre-veg days.
I actually really like the deep-dish Lean Cuisine pizzas - more than some of the non-diet frozen pizzas out there. The roasted veggies one is great, but the margherita is easier to find.
re: piccola
Is President's Choice a Tom Thumb store-brand product?
re: JamesWithers
It's a Canadian brand at Loblaws and Superstore. http://www.presidentschoice.ca/
They have a few different product lines, including healthier stuff, Asian dishes, and organic foods (really affordable).
re: piccola
I like LeanCusine's brick oven style gourmet mushroom pizza - it really gets crispy in the microwave!
re: ciaobella
Oh! yeah! they have a great chicken and roasted garlic pizza... that's a favorite after weight watchers meetings. :)
re: piccola
I like the PC Chana Masala
re: thenurse
Good to know, I haven't tried it yet.
re: chef chicklet
Since I am always counting calories I tend to the low-cal brands. Of these, Lean Cuisine is consistently edible and sometimes even good. WW Smart Ones are sometimes tasty, but the portions (I know, I know) are teensy - its all packaging. Lean Cuisine has a lemon chicken one that I like, a pot roast one that is pretty fair and believe it or not, a microwaveable panini! The panini I've tried are the soutwest chicken (good) and the steak & mushroom (not particularly steak-y, but tasty). Also, LC seems to be lower in sodium than some others. But, you really have to read the small print!
re: chef chicklet
i like the ww thai style chicken with rice noodles and the lean cuisine teriyaki chicken stir fry.
Lean Cuisine Spaghetti
Banquet "chicken" pot pies---baked for twice the amount of time it says on the package until the crust is dark golden brown. My mom's specialty when I was a kid.
We get a "sesame chicken meal kit" from the Schwan's man. It has a package of rice with a little bit of chopped red pepper mixed in, 4 egg rolls, sauce, and little chicken bites. You put the chicken and egg rolls in the oven and nuke the sauce and rice.
It's a little low on veggies, so I usually stir-fry some onions, peppers, whatever else I have on hand (did it once with a little bit of cabbage, which was actually really good) while the other stuff's cooking. There's more than enough sauce. And in our house the little packet of rice is insufficient, so I usually cook up a pot of plain white rice to supplement it.
Okay, it's not one of those you just nuke and eat, but it's nice to keep on hand for those nights when I'm out of ideas and unmotivated.
re: othervoice
I'll second those tamales, and TJ's frozen pizza imported from Italy. Can't understand why it's so good yet so cheap.
re: shiromaguro
Also at TJs: the Alsatian Tart is delicious. I hate the crust on almost all frozen pizza, but the crust on the tart is great.
I am not sure if this qualifies, but on occasion I buy the Contessa brand chicken stir-fry and it is good as well as low-fat and low-cal. This is obviously for a very very VERY lazy night.
re: potterybliss
I think Kashi are the BEST frozen meals. They have good texture, nice natural tasting flavors and I'm never hungry after eating one.
My favorite is the Chicken Florentine but the Chicken Pasta Pomodoro is good too. Lemongrass Chicken is a little too strong in flavor for me- it isn't the best one to try first.
re: JeetJet
TJ's rice bowls - specifically chicken vindaloo and spicy kung pao chicken - are the only frozen dinners I can eat. They are fairly healthy, very filling, and have good flavor. I have tried various others over the years and have always found them unsatisfying.
I remember years ago getting one at Nature's in Portland (the late, lamented Johns Landing location). I forget the brand but it was Samosas, and they were really, really good. If it were to present itself again I would buy all of them.
Marie Callender's frozen dinners are the only frozen dinners my family eats. I have never tasted one that I didn't like. Her pork chop dinner is one of my favorites. When I finish one of her dinners I feel satisfied.
Deep makes some entirely decent Indian food available frozen. In natural foods groceries, it's marketed as "Tandoor Chef" and is a little more expensive than the same food at Indian markets. I like the saag paneer(spinach with cheese), chicken tikka with saag, dal (lentils) rajasthani, channa (chickpeas) masala, garlic naan, vada or iddli with sambhar (lentil soup), and baigan bharta (eggplant curry.)
re: amyzan
I second the Tandoor Chef meals. Best frozen food ever! Favorites are chicken or paneer tikka masala and the garlic naan.
re: tracy_dc
I'm wondering why it is that processors can get vegetarian Indian food down, whether in boil-in bags or frozen, to the point where many dishes are virtually restaurant-quality, but they miss the boat on pretty much every other regional cuisine in the world?
I do like Amy's organic pizzas as a separate taste that's probably more what I'd consider a dressed up flatbread than a pizza. But the ones I have are pretty tasty.
Happily, our freezer is stuffed with meats and dishes we've prepared and frozen ourselves. Except for a bag of Ore-Ida oven fries and some cheese ravioli.
re: beachmouse
Much of their food is good, but it irritates me that they fill 1/3rd of the dish with brown rice. By the time you get the palak paneer nice and hot, the rice is crunchy most of the time. I suppose it's convenient for people who want a TV dinner style frozen entree. I just want more of the palak paneer! I'll make my own rice, thank you.
I love the line from Amy's Kitchen. They use organic products and many are vegan and gluten free. Great for those with food allergies.
Whole Foods Brand Enchiladas are pretty good (frozen section). I like the WW Chicken Parm over the Lean Cuisine.
Marie Callender's spaghetti & meat sauce...pretty decent, and better than a lot of restaurant's!
Hungry Man turkey dinner, with the stuffing and fake gravy, fake mashed potatoes with fake butter, corn, and apple/cherry dessert. When I'm prepping a big dinner, like for Thanksgiving or Christmas, I usually will eat a frozen dinner because I can't deal with cooking/prepping anymore or washing any more dishes/pots/pans. And I like that Hungry Man turkey dinner, what can I say.
re: slacker
Swanson's Hungry Man dinners and pot pies hold a special place in my heart (from my childhood), but I haven't purchased one in years. They still get my vote, for nostalgia's sake. :)
I loooove the brownies in frozen dinners. I don't even remember if it's a specific brand... Swanson's?
Too, I'm nothing near vegan, but I really like Celentano's vegan eggplant parmesan. More than the regular, for some reason. In that vein, I'm embarrassed to say this, but we really like this cheaparific, sweet-sauced veal parmesan from On-Cor. Comforty and warm and easy. Nothing like what I'd make myself, but nummy in its way. We add extra grated parm.
re: juster
I love the Stouffer's Creamed Chipped Beef (SOS) on toast. I'm sure they are horrible for me, but I don't care ( and I don't have them that often, anyway).
re: aurora50
Love Healthy Choice's Sweet and Sour pork and the Lean Cuisine Paninis....
re: aurora50
It's been years since I bought anything frozen, but when I did Stouffer's SOS was definitely at the top of the heap for me!!! I'd even have a side of their apple dish....whatever it's called, and pretend I was eating healthy....LOL!
re: juster
"...vegan eggplant parmesan..." -- isn't that an oxymoron?
re: juster
The brownies are from Swanson's, and they are the reason I stopped buying them. It's annoying to have go from 1-step to 2-step cooking, the brownies taste terrible, and they make a nutrition disaster even worse. I'd much rather see more vegetables and/or fruit rather than this silly addition.
re: KevinB
I agree. They're a pain in the a__. When you go to heat the dinners up in the microwave, there it is, a little brown thing in the middle of the tray, and you have to do SOMETHING with it - whether you dig it out and toss it, or dig it out, cook it separately, and then actually eat the thing - and it's not worth the whole mess.
in my lean college years, i practically lived on frozen dinners...budget gourmet beef stroganoff, banquet swedish meatballs, and stouffer's meat lasagna were my favorites..those really cheap $1 pizzas were actually kind of good when you put them in the oven. i rememer 'splurging' and getting the healthy choice bbq chicken when i wanted to treat myself to some good, healthy food. :o) i also ate had my fair share of totino's pizza rolls (then geno's) and hot pockets.
"Which Frozen Dinner is your favorite?"
No contest. Lean Cuisines. Their 'Spa Cuisine Classics' line is my very favorite. And like ciaobella, I think their pizzas are great too. The bottoms really do crisp up in the MW.
Edited to add: For you Southern California shoppers who like Lean Cuisines...With your Albertsons Preferred Savings Card Stouffer's Lean Cuisine Entrees, Paninis, and Pizzas...Sale price 10 for $20 is now $5 off instant rebate at checkout 10 for $15 final price! That's a pretty good deal! Prices effective beginning 8 am Jan 2 thru midnight Jan 8, 2008! As seen in their 'ad circular'.
re: TampaAurora
Same feeling on the Marie Callender's or Claim Jumper's. Your arteries can sieze up just reading the 'nurtrition facts' label on those products! Marie Callender's if you dare...
re: linz_e_moore
Hey, you found tasty food for $1 - you should be proud.
President's Choice does a couple of good things, i liked the chana masala. I enjoy Amy's frozen dinners, as well as LaCommensal. I think Michelina's used to or still does something called Salad Bowls?? My complaint about the run of the mill frozen dinner is that they are so small and lack substance in the way of veggies.
Most of the Lean Cuisines, like their deep dish pizza, love their paninis and the spa cuisine line is pretty good too.
I love Banquet Chicken Pot Pies. That's what the 'rents stocked in the freezer when they went away for the weekend. So for me, these cheap pot pies taste like freedom to me!!! How delicious is that?
My current fav is one of the Boston Market frozen dinners-- Turkey Breast Medallions in a Cranberry Relish. Not to be confused with their regular turkey and gravy meals. The cranberry relish tastes bright and tangy, and not too sweet at all. It comes with a side of sweet potato casserole and the whole thing works together very well.
My other stand-by is the chicken pot pie from Marie Callender.
But they're both a little pricey for me sometimes.... Would love to find something really nice from one of the more bargain brands.
Uncle Ira
President's Choice... sirloin beef pie, meat lasagne, duck a l'orange (too sweet, so I modify the sauce), chicken Kiev. Excellent quality and value.
Dr Oetker's pizzas are pretty good.
I work nights, so frozen dinners are a staple for me. I'm really digging the Wegmans line of Indian and Thai frozen dinners. I'm also partial to the Marie Callender's cheesy chicken and rice. Boston Market makes some good meals as well.
re: Shayna Madel
Some are *slightly* lower, but still out of the realm of consideration for anyone following a low sodium diet. I've found better luck with single items, not whole meals (Alexis brand french fries, for example).
Probably the most unhealthy is Swanson's Chicken Dinner, dark meat with Mash Potatoes, Buttered Corn, and a chocolate brownie. I ate them a lot as a kid. Now, I do 2 times a year.
I love love love Marie Calendar's Cheese Stuffed Trio Pasta.
re: madgreek
If Stouffer's, has to be mac and cheese. A tin is more than one serving? Yeah, right.
What about the Bertoli Frozen Pasta Dinners?? You know, the ones in the bag? I was SHOCKED at how good they were. Normally I am not a frozen food type of girl, but they are a treat!
re: stellamystar
Your husband is a very smart man.
I picked up a couple of the Kashi dinners at the store yesterday just because of the praise they've gotten in this thread. I just had the first few bites of the Chicken Florentine and YUMMMMM..... This is great! ! ! I can't wait to try all the others.
I'd say more about it, but I don't want to let it get cold;-)
Uncle Ira


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FAIRFAX, Va. – Senior pitcher Demi Laney won her seventh game of the season and sophomore catcher Taylor Chaffee smacked a two-run home run, leading Binghamton (7-9) to a split at the second day of the GMU/Cherry Blossom on Saturday. The Bearcats beat Colgate (4-10) 4-2 in the opener but were defeated by the host Patriots (7-11) 6-1 in the second game.
Laney scattered two runs on nine hits and struck out eight batters against the Raiders. She did not allow a walk.
Chaffee, meanwhile, highlighted a three-run bottom of the first inning for the Bearcats. Her two-run shot, which was her second home run of the season, gave Binghamton a 3-0 lead.
Alex Wilson's two-run homer in the top of the second inning trimmed the deficit to 3-2. After that, however, Laney held Colgate scoreless the remaining 5.2 innings.
Chaffee scored Binghamton's final run of the game on a double by junior shortstop Caytlin Friis in the bottom of the fourth inning.
With the win, Laney's record improved to 7-3. Megan Carnase fell to 1-3 with the loss.
Against George Mason, a sacrifice fly by senior second baseman Jessica Bump gave the Bearcats a quick 1-0 in the top of the first inning. The Patriots, however, tied the game in the bottom of the second inning on a RBI single by Julia Czarnecki. One inning later, Lauren McGolgan's singled home a run, giving George Mason a 2-1 lead.
George Mason blew the game open with three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Czarnecki had another RBI single during that frame. In the bottom of the sixth inning, McGolgan singled in the final run of the game.
Anna Blessing improved to 1-3 with the win. The loss was tagged to Shelby Donhauser, who is now 0-1.
Freshman outfielder Gabby Bracchi finished the day 5-for-7 (.714) while freshman third baseman Crysti Eichner went 3-for-6 (.500).
Binghamton's final game at the GMU/Cherry Blossom Classic is on Sunday against Akron at 12:15 p.m.


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Elevated ALT and high AST and Alkaline PhosphataseI am 40 and generally healthy. However, I am a Hepatitis B carrier.Recently I drank a spoiled soya milk and became ill. I was very weak but there was no vomit or diarrhea, only dizziness and stuffiness in my stomach. I had a dark (not black)...
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A watchdog group in Frederick is urging state licensing and registration of laboratories that handle certain deadly pathogens.
Sheriff: Fatal shooting was murder-suicide
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office says autopsies have concluded that the fatal shooting of three people in their home near the quiet, rural town of New Market was a murder-suicide.
Silver Alert canceled in Frederick County
A Silver Alert has been issued in Frederick County for an 81-year-old man.
Frederick County bans outdoor burning
Dry, windy conditions prompt Frederick County to ban all outdoor burning
Pentagon honors Fort Detrick vaccine researcher
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Frederick Rescue Mission offers free flu shots
100 people get free flu shots at Frederick Rescue Mission
Md. brewery strikes doggone music deal
Frederick's Flying Dog Brewery is barking about its deal with the Warner Music Group to promote the indie rock band Dr. Dog.
Feds target Frederick for drug enforcement
Frederick County, Maryland joins the rest of the Baltimore-Washington region in a joint effort to combat drug crime.
Man rescued from trench after backhoe bucket falls
Man rescued from trench after backhoe bucket falls at Frederick construction site
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US targets 2 Md. counties for extra help in fighting drug trafficking
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A video production company is promoting its World War II documentary, "Rescue in the Philippines," with a Capitol Hill screening that includes a donation of used prosthetic limbs to the typhoon-battered nation.
Md. GOP sponsored robocall about Frederick Co. Dem
The Maryland Republican Party says it sponsored a robocall targeting a Democratic candidate for the Frederick County Board of Aldermen.
Frederick's Mayor McClement wins re-election
Randy McClement wins second term as Frederick mayor with 49 percent of vote
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25 chickens killed, 15 horses saved from Jefferson, Md., barn fire that destroyed 3 buildings
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Former Iraq Security Contractors Say Firm Bought Black Market Weapons, Swapped Booze for Rockets
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Last spring, the U.S. diplomatic mission in Iraq got a makeover, replacing the scandal-plagued Blackwater private security company with a firm named Triple Canopy.
The new $1 billion contract cemented Triple Canopy's status as the pre-eminent provider of private security services in Iraq, with its heavily armed employees appearing side by side with senior State Department diplomats.
But the company's rise to prominence followed a long, often chaotic route, marked by questionable weapons deals, government bungling and a criminal investigation that was ultimately closed without charges being filed, according to newly released investigative files.
Company employees told federal investigators that Triple Canopy swapped booze for weapons and supplies from the U.S. military. They said the company bought guns and other arms on the black market in Iraq. Some worried that the money was flowing into the hands of insurgents, records show.
The previously undisclosed documents and interviews with current and former Triple Canopy officials raise new questions about the U.S. government's ability to oversee private security contractors in a fluid and uncertain legal environment. And they give a glimpse into the messy business of creating a private army on the fly in the middle of a war zone.
"We're spending a lot of money on these rifles, millions of dollars -- where do you think that money is going to?"[1] Ronald Boline, a former Triple Canopy manager, said in a lawsuit deposition videotaped[2] in June 2007. "Who are we supporting in doing that? We're supporting people who are trying to kill Americans is the logical conclusion."
That lawsuit against the company, filed in a Virginia circuit court by other former employees who sued Triple Canopy for wrongful termination, was settled this week, records show, but no terms were disclosed.
The criminal investigation began in 2007 after federal investigators received a tip that Triple Canopy was using stolen cars and captured Iraqi weapons[3] to boost profits to over 40 percent on some contracts. Andrew T. Baxter, the interim U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York, declined to comment on why his office decided not to file charges. (His office handled the case because Triple Canopy's invoices were paid out of a nearby federal contract processing center.)
Stuart Bowen, the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, who oversaw the investigation, refused to talk about details. But he said the difficulty in building the case were indicative of the haphazard atmosphere in which billions of dollars of U.S. money was spent in Iraq without oversight.
"It's unclear if anything that Triple Canopy did was criminal, but it was symptomatic of the chaos that prevailed at the time," Bowen said. "It's another example of contracting gone wrong."
Triple Canopy officials said the firm had done nothing wrong. They acknowledged buying weapons in Iraq when they were unable to import U.S. guns. But Lee Van Arsdale, a retired Delta Force colonel who was the company's CEO until recently, said in an interview before retiring that the firm had taken every precaution to ensure that no money wound up in insurgents' hands.
"Not only are we former military, but our former colleagues are still serving in uniform, living, eating and breathing right beside us in some cases. In some cases, we've got family members out there," Van Arsdale said. "To say that we're going to fund the insurgency either directly or indirectly, that's insulting."
Triple Canopy began in September 2003, when two former Special Forces soldiers formed the company to take advantage of the burgeoning market for private security. Iraq was exploding in violence, and the U.S. lacked enough soldiers to protect U.S. and Iraqi officials, infrastructure and diplomatic outposts.
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Can High Cholesterol Cause Sensory Neuropathy
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causes of sensory neuropathyalthough i have full-blown aids (cd4-134)my question is about my best friend who has been HIV+ for nearly 17 years, and his cd4 count is 851. he has been on a Combivir/Sustiva cocktail for 2 years. he is now experiencing pain and tingling from...
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University of Minnesota, School of Medicine3TC (a component of Combivir) can cause peripheral neuropathy (drug related almost always involves the foot first-usually in a fairly symmetric manner). HIV can mimic that. Some vitamin deficiencies (i.e.vitamin B12) can cause neuropathy as can... Read more »
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Controlled Trial of High-Concentration Capsaicin Patch for Treatment of Painful HIV NeuropathyThere are limited effective treatments for the painful condition HIV-associated distal sensory polyneuropathy (HIV-DSP). Capsaicin desensitizes cutaneous nociceptors resulting in reduced pain. The authors reported on a placebo-controlled study of a... Read more »
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The Polyphonic Spree's first album, The Beginning Stages of ..., was a demo recorded in a few days and eventually released by Hollywood Records. As an album, it's slapdash and scattered, with a lot of instrumental throat-clearing that stretches into tedium. And as Tim DeLaughter's be-robed gang rose to critical darling status with their exhilarating live shows, the disappointing record gave the impression that the Polyphonic Spree was essentially a spectacle, something you'd have to see (or drop acid) to understand. Together We're Heavy goes a long way toward dispelling that. Produced by Eric Drew Feldman (a multi-instrumentalist who has played on albums for Captain Beefheart and Frank Black), it's a solid album, full of the kind of deft production, rich orchestration and inspirational lyrics that made the Flaming Lips' Soft Bulletin a modern-day classic of glistening pop psychedelia. The album opens with "A Long Day Continues/We Sound Amazed," which blows in with a whisper and builds into an eight-minute mini-sonata, climaxing halfway through with the chorus crying, "Take them all together and shove 'em off!" Whereas past Spree songs have petered into redundancy--"Hey, it's the sun/And it makes me shine" (repeat, repeat)--Together We're Heavy has an epic quality, with interludes and lovely instrumentals, constantly switching moods and streams but remaining of a piece. "Hold Me Now" is their best single so far, starting with a plunky piano and bursting into a thrilling little sing-along with blasting horns and cymbal crashes. It's not clear that Together We're Heavy will convert any nonbelievers; it's still full of the same dippy, earth-mother philosophy that turned off so many in the first place. But with their second album, the Spree has proved they are much more than a gimmick; they're a sonically mature band making compelling music. And at a time when it's tough to keep the Kills, the Thrills, the Killers and the Kicks straight, they are true originals.


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A family in Portage County is fed up tonight with the Canadian National Railroad after one of their trains blocked emergency crews from accessing their home when a tractor caught on fire this past weekend.
Jim Vitort says trains have been stopping outside his home for years, often for more than an hour at a time.
Luckily, emergency crews were able to access the tractor before the fire spread by using an alternate route. However, the family is furious that it took as long as it did.
"It took an hour and a half after we called 911. It was an hour and a half later that they moved the trains, then the two small trucks that got in here and pretty much had the fire under control." says Homeowner Jim Vitort
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House, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4-6)
We are at the shoreline of Lake Superior, ½ acre of land with 200 ft of shoreline. There are steps to the ledge rock below where you can listen and watch the waves and catch the lake breezes. The changing nature of the lake will grab your attention and sometimes create a sense of awe. Since the property is on the shipping lanes leading to Duluth, you will see the huge boats of the lake, and also the fishing boats of the local restaurants.
The home has beautiful views of Lake Superior, the family room revealing a sun drenched panoramic view. Nature is on display through the various views of other rooms. A screened-in-porch, lakeside deck, outdoor seating, and patio dining enhance the outdoor experience. A screened in gazebo also offers solitude and refuge from everyday stress.
There are two large bedrooms with comfortable mattresses, a sofa sleeper (with view of fireplace and lake) and additional mattress padding. The family room is adjacent to the kitchen and porch. There is also a dining room, piano, living room with original stone fireplace, and a TV room with leather couch, chair and ottoman, and views of the lake. For those who want to cook, the kitchen is fully furnished with cooking utensils and a electric stove and full sized refrigerator. For those who want to dine out, there are
fine restaurants in the immediate area, and other dining choices from the familiar to the unique.
The two cities of Duluth and Two Harbors are within a 15 minute ride. Both cities offer festivals, shopping, and yearly events. Knife River is only 2 miles away and is the site of a large sandy beach, a marina, the Knife River, and the Superior hiking trail. Local smoked lake trout is available for you to buy, and fishing/boating excursions are for hire at the Knife River marina.
Once you are here, you will wish you never had to leave. The charms of the North Shore are various and within a day's drive from The Bon Aire at Greenwood Cliffs. As often as you visit, there is always more to explore. The natural beauty and rugged history are part of the experience.
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My husband and I live in a condo in the heart of the Twin Cities. The Bon Aire is our spiritual refuge away from the noise and crowding of city life.
Chris Schousboe purchased this house in 2002
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I wasn't looking for a vacation home, but I ran across it online and fell in love with it. Some day we will retire to the Bon Aire. There is nothing else like the North Shore and Lake Superior.
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The home is larger than most would predict with almost 1500 sq ft. This allows for privacy and room to spread out. A new remodel upstairs opens this area to downstairs renters for an additional fee.


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