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I was feeling a bit guilty yesterday about not spending a ton of time with my boys and being extra grumpy with them on account of a viscious bout of vertigo I had in the afternoon.
But then I saw this video of a father putting his child in a washing machine at a laundromat:
I thought to myself, "You know Jo, no matter how grumpy you get, no matter how many times you mess up as a mom, you'll always be able to tell your kids, 'I never put you in the washing machine.'"
And then I didn't feel so bad anymore.
All jokes aside, besides the fact that this jerk ought to be charged with reckless child endangerment (among other things) I'd like to shove him into one of those machines.
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Mmmmm....ice craweam. I know it's winter, but today I had a craving for ice cream. You know how it is when a craving hits. I didn't have time to blend/chill/process in my ice cream maker - I needed something really quick an easy. Luckily I had bananas and raspberries in the freezer. One step away from deeeeelucious dessert!
Banana berry ice cream sundae
Part of the beauty of this recipe is that there are no measurements, and it will always turn out great!
Frozen bananas
Frozen raspberries
Bit of lucuma powder (optional but is really great)
Fresh banana
1. Process some frozen bananas and some cashews through a juicer (alternating each ingredients) or high speed blender until smooth and creamy.
2. Process some frozen raspberries along with the bananas
3. Mix in some lucuma powder if using
4. Layer each ice cream with sliced fresh banana - Enjoy!
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7 Ways to Tell You're a Woman in a Michael Bay Movie
You're probably introduced legs first.
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You're probably introduced legs first.
Turtle Power!
Do they not hate each other now?
But where is Albert Brooks?
"He is a f--king a--hole."
They'll be heist partners in Swindle.
Also, how was Megan Fox?
A hit and run-ana!
Plus: Megan Fox can't stand the creepy, old rich guys at awards shows, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Mike Tyson's in the mix, too.
Fox talks about her Marilyn Monroe tattoo removal to Vulture.
Plus: 'Transformers' co-star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley had to wear a chastity belt to refrain from sexy Shia, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Let's not make Shia shut up.
"It was what it was."
"She sent me a text three months ago ... I responded, 'Who is this?'"
He demanded that Michael Bay swing the ax, claims Bay.
"This is a girl who was taken from complete obscurity and placed in a sex-driven role in front of the whole world."
"I was in a shitty mood."
And slags on 50 Cent too.
Technically passion plays are about agony and suffering ...
She'll star with Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann.
'Passion Play' even co-starred Bill Murray!
She posted it to her Facebook page in a folder called, "'i look like Steve Buscemi."
Let us know who you think needs to have a serious talk with their stylist tomorrow.
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Alicia Keys Gives Birth to Baby Boy
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It was filmed with Beyoncé in 2010.
Check out Alicia Keys's new song.
Lots of drums.
The night belongs to the young actress Condola Rashad.
Alicia put on her D.J. hat at Yotel (with hubby Swizz Beatz by her side), spinning records under the name D.J. AK-47.
Lots of faces!
In a play she's producing.
Attending the two-day iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas was like scanning through old-time Top 40 radio.
Celebrities like Kim Kardashian were happy that by doing nothing, they could raise money for AIDS.
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We'll likely hear this one more than once this summer.
They wove it into "New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down."
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"I'm so Carrie and my man's so big."
From Lupe's upcoming 'Lasers' album.
The R&B titans join forces in Brazil.
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CORPUS CHRISTI- The cold air that has been in place now for a week is finally in retreat but temperatures are slow to warm-up because of clouds streaming in from the Pacific. The clouds are caused by an upper level low to our southwest which will be moving away from our area Saturday. This is important because it will send a weak front thru the area Saturday morning and clear us out for several days after frontal passage. Yes significant sunshine will return to the area this weekend.
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Star of the Game
Derek Jeter hit a game-tying home run in the second inning.
In my last blog entry, I wrote that it was fitting that
Derek Jeter collected the first Yankees postseason hit at the new Stadium.
Game Time
The anticipation is finally over.
It's game time!
It's 6:07 pm on October 6, and the Yankees have just taken the field for their first postseason game in the new Yankee Stadium. They are seconds away from taking on the Minnesota Twins in Game 1 of the 2009 ALDS.
Road Warriors
If you make it out to Game 1 of the ALDS, don't leave the
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We started Maxim on solids at 6 months (EBF) and so far he's had some sweet potato, rice cereal, banana, peaches, and carrots.
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Honestly, if he really isn't interested, I'd drop it for a while and try again in a week or two. We did BLW with Katy and she showed basically zero interest in any of the food we put in front of her until he was about 10 or 11 months, then she started eating everything in sight! Some people thought it was a bit odd that she wasn't eating solids but I knew she'd eat when she was ready - and she did! I think I got a bit stressed about it on occasion, but she was thriving on BM so I didn't worry too much.
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Just read your column "Put the Blame on Me" (PRB April 2009). Excellent. You are echoing so many of my own sentiments that I had to wonder how and why until I reached the end. Now I know: You said the President is the same age as yourself. Obama was born in August; I was born in November. That makes it three-for-three. One of my early memories is seeing the Chicago riots on television–it tends to color the way I see things. I remember vividly the wonder of watching a rocket head for the moon–with people on board. Shared experiences, I suppose. Your message is important and to the mark. When the detractors start to whine, know that at least one of us is in your corner. You've just made a friend.
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I enjoy reading your monthly column in PRB. I think you share many important thoughts and valid opinions about youth sports and their importance in the development of our children. The NAYS Web site and organization is a valuable resource to many agencies nationwide, including ours here in South Florida at the City of Lauderhill.
I just wanted to share with you a programming success story we were able to accomplish here in the last year. The program was called the S.A.K.E. Awards, which stands for Sports Advancing Kids Education.
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- 0Dec 19, '12 by SJSUalumHi all,
So now that the application period has closed, I guess it's time to sit on the edge of our seat and wait for our phone to ring. Anyone have an idea of how soon they'll be making phone calls? I would think after the new year, with Christmas vacations, etc. but you never know. Good luck to all!
- 1Dec 21, '12 by onetwotweehearing the calls will be placed in january. what does everybody's statuses say?Last edit by onetwotwee on Dec 21, '12
- 0Jan 8, '13 by taraaustin7My status says 'application received', but I have not heard news of being rejected, so I guess this is a good thing? I too have been checking daily!
- 0Jan 13, '13 by bsnsmu1212Mine also states 'Application under review'. Based on the posts in threads for previous cohorts, it seems that they should call roughly one month after the closing date. I'm not sure how the holiday will effect that timeline.
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Gardeners Sharing With Other Gardeners On A Mass Scale
We've all shared our plants at some time or another, but sharing has greater significance now. While some of us discuss plants we've purchased and added to our gardens, others from our community are sitting on the sidelines watching. They're making choices between food, shelter, clothes for the kids, transportation, medicine, insurance, the list goes on. They're missing out on the thrill and pleasure of anticipating a new plant friend. At The Plants Exchange, we know getting new plants is good medicine, that getting new plants keeps you involved in the community and looking forward to the awesome, good feelings new flowers elicit. Growing new kinds of plants or continuing a hybridizing program shouldn't come to a halt, because a member of our community has met with disaster or is cash poor.


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After more than 15 years and across a dozen countries, the treatment system I use has continued to keep me and my companions free from waterborne sickness. While my method works has worked for me, you shouldn't adopt it without considering your own geographic and topographic situation and the types of trips you are planning.
My trips have largely been in mountain areas of North America, Western Europe, the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and New Zealand. Many of these areas have high quality alpine water sources though there is often a significant human and animal presence.
The greatest risks are from Giardia, Cryptosporidium and to a lesser extent bacteria and viruses. There is a small risk of helminth eggs or larvae because of the sheer number of tourists in some areas. There is also the possibility of chemical contamination from ranching, forestry and mining activities.
By examining topographic maps, before heading on trips I'm aware generally aware of current and historical mining activity and the locations of towns, sewage treatment facilities, septic fields and backcountry huts and campgrounds. This knowledge helps me to avoid drinking water downstream from these possible sources of contamination.
I also obtain current local information when possible. In the backcountry, I keep on the look out for animal and human faeces, the frequency of other travellers on the trail, especially those with dogs and the proximity of backcountry campgrounds and toilet facilities to water sources. Above all, I strive to take my drinking water from as high up in the alpine as possible and always from above areas of human activity.
For treatment, I generally rely on a MSR Waterworks II microfilter with a ceramic element that has an absolute 0.5 micron pore size, a built-in GAC element and a secondary paper filter with an absolute pore size of 0.2 microns. In theory, this device should remove all microorganisms down to 0.2–0.3 microns including bacteria, protozoa, and any helminth eggs or larvae. The GAC element removes any offensive taste from the water although mountain water is usually clear and tasteless.
Since pathogenic viruses are generally only present in areas with people, I usually take the risk that the water is virus free or that viruses are clumped together with particles that can be filtered. On occassion I feel that specific water is risky because of a campground or climbers' hut upstream, the prevalence of human occupation or because I'm drawing water from a river or lake draining a large area. In such cases I first filter the water to remove visible organic matter and silt if necessary. I then treat the water with Polar Pure iodine and let it sit for 20-30 minutes to kill bacteria and inactivate viruses before pumping it through the filter again so the GAC element can remove the iodine.
I've used this method effectively in many places including areas with huge herds of livestock. This combination of microfiltration and halogen treatment is so effective that I'd recommend it for all but the most arduous conditions. The exception is areas with high levels of chemical or heavy metal contamination where no portable treatment system will be 100% effective. On my adventures, I rarely filter water used for soup, tea or coffee because boiling the water instantly kills all pathogens.


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Joseph Ellison Portlock
Major-General Joseph Ellison Portlock (30 September 1794 — 14 February 1864) was born at Gosport and was a British geologist and soldier, the only son of Nathaniel Portlock, and a captain in the Royal Navy. Educated at the Royal Military Academy, Portlock entered the Royal Engineers in 1813. In 1814, he took part in the frontier operations in Canada. In 1824, he was selected by Lieut-colonel (afterwards Major-General) T.F. Colby (1784-1852) to take part in Ordnance Survey of Ireland. He was engaged for several years in the trigonometrical branch and subsequently compiled information on the physical aspects, geology, and economic products of Ireland, including the Memoir for which he wrote substantial sections on productive economy. In 1837, he formed at Belfast a geological and statistical office, a museum for geological and zoological specimens, and a laboratory for the examination of soils. The work was then carried on by Portlock as the geological branch of the Ordnance Survey, and the chief results were embodied in his Report on the Geology of the County of Londonderry and of parts of Tyrone and Fermanagh (1843), an elaborate and well-illustrated volume in which he was assisted  ( Wikipedia article )
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Jazz Worksheets - A set of worksheets I created to help students learn basic jazz skills.
Flash Cards – A set of flash cards for teaching the notes of the grand staff. These can be printed on postcard stock (4 cards per sheet.)
Scale Fingerings – This is a quick overview of how I present scale fingerings. I change little things here and there depending on the student, but this how I have it organized in my head.
Scale Practice Guide – Here's a quick guide on practicing scales at the late intermediate and advanced level. Written with advanced students and self-taught adults in mind, teachers may also find some useful suggestions for their students.
Adjectives – Here's a list of adjectives I use for all kinds of things – coming up with ideas in my own practicing, helping communicate different sounds and feelings to students, and writing comments in judging festivals and auditions.
Rhythm Cards – Similar to the flash cards above, but for rhythms! A nice, clean, plain, free set of flash cards you can print on perforated postcard stock.
Assignment Sheet – A very simple, flexible assignment sheet that I use for students in the Piano Adventures method series.
Interval, Schminterval! – It's a workbook about naming intervals. I tried to make it funny. Good for high school and college students who have trouble with the Major/minor thing.


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On November 20, Meadows dance students had the opportunity to work with Kodak "Noel Carter". Kodak has performed as a backup dancer for artists including Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, and Disney. Under the instruction of Kodak, Meadows dance students got to experience first-hand an extensive range of choreography and a feel for what it is like to work in the dance industry. Photos by Brian Hwu.
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Children are more susceptible to toxins in the environment than adults because children eat more food, drink more water, and breathe more air in proportion to their body size. In addition, many of their systems are still under development and certain behaviors may put them at a higher risk for exposure.
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Launching Technology Ventures
Course Number 1755
Senior Lecturer Jeffrey Bussgang
Winter; Q3; 1.5 credits
14 sessions
Two short essays, optionally published on the course blog
Career Focus
Launching Technology Ventures (LTV) is designed for students who will join startups, launch their own companies, or work in established firms launching information technology products, in particular, new ventures in the Internet, mobile, and enterprise software sectors.
Educational Objectives
The course takes the perspective of functional leaders in information technology startups, with a focus on product, engineering, sales, marketing, and business development. For each function, we explore challenges that managers encounter before and after a startup achieves product-market fit, that is, a match between its product solution and market needs. We also study cross-functional conflict in new ventures and ways in which managers cope with such conflict. LTV will emphasize implementation rather than strategy issues, and thus should overlap minimally with The Online Economy, Competing with Social Networks, and Strategy & Technology. Likewise, LTV will largely avoid concepts covered in Entrepreneurial Finance and Founders' Dilemmas.
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Through case studies and panel discussions, LTV will examine functional management challenges in startups during the early "search and discovery" stage as well as the "scaling" stage. These challenges include:
- Product Management: When and how should an early-stage startup-especially one with a strong, product-oriented founder-introduce formal product management processes, e.g., project prioritization and tracking systems, product roadmaps? How do product managers deal with typical sources of conflict with engineering, e.g., tradeoffs between cost/time-to-market on the one hand and functional performance/quality testing/breadth of features on the other?
- Engineering: How can managers in a seed-stage startup mitigate risks with outsourced software development? What are the tradeoffs with different approaches to software development, e.g., "waterfall" versus "agile," and when does each make sense? What is "technical debt," and what can engineering managers do to reduce its impact?
- Sales: When should a seed-stage startup recruit its first sales professionals, and what hiring criteria are appropriate? What are the attributes of ideal beta customers for radical new innovations? How can sales managers and their counterparts in other functions respond to enterprise customers' demands for product customization? What are best practices for scaling a direct sales force? For setting up and managing channels?
- Marketing: How can a resource-constrained early-stage startup optimize the use of different customer acquisition methods, e.g., SEO, SEM, affiliate programs? What considerations are relevant in pricing a radical new innovation? What are best practices for managing public relations and the trade press?
- Business Development: How should the business development team prioritize smaller "easy wins" versus blockbuster deals that could significantly improve a startup's position? How can the team protect the startup's interests in the face of asymmetric bargaining with powerful partners? What are best practices for managing "turnkey" relationships with large numbers of small partners, for example, developers who leverage a platform's API?
When exploring these challenges, we will assume the perspective of functional leaders, and pay close attention to how they manage conflict with their counterparts in other functions. We also will study organizational structures and systems used in scaling startups to manage cross-functional conflict as well as managing through acquisitions (acquihires) versus continuing to pursue product market fit.
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- Open Help->Install New Software, and click on "What is already installed?" among under bunch of check-boxes below.
- Select the plugins you want to uninstall from the list of software, and click "Uninstall" below. Note that Eclipse will check for dependencies in order to not delete any plugin required by another plugins to function. Thus you have to be certain that you don't have dependency issues.
- Confirm the selection and uninstall, and wait for uninstall to complete.
- Restart Eclipse when you are asked for it.
- Almost done. The thing is what really happened was that the plugins you selected got disabled, and not actually removed from the disk. That is because Eclipse is really strong about not removing, but disabling their plugins as stated in Eclipse FAQ.
- If you want to remove plugins from disk, you will have to go to "Installation History" tab, after opening Help->Install New Software, and then delete a plugin configuration that contained unnecessary plugins.
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Appeared InNEW YORK — Helmut Lang was eager to stake a claim in the Meatpacking District.
Special IssueWWD Year In Fashion issue 2007/12/11
Lang's owner, Link Theory Co. Ltd., is still looking for the optimum location, but that's not keeping the brand from the neighborhood. Lang has opened a 2,000-square-foot temporary store at 819 Washington Street, signing a two-year lease with the option to stay longer.
"Right now I have the space on Washington Street," said Andrew Rosen, president and co-chief executive officer of Link Theory Holdings U.S. "I'm not saying that's going to be the only space I'll have in the Meatpacking District. It was the only space I could get right away and I wanted to open right away because I have stores in San Francisco and Los Angeles and I wanted a store in New York."
Rosen said of the new store, "I'm happy with the way it came out. I'm happy with the business. It's going to be next to Standard Hotel when it [the hotel] opens next year, and when the High Line [park] opens in the fall, it's right there. It's a great spot."
The cult brand opened its first U.S. retail stores in California in September, on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles and on Maiden Lane in San Francisco.
However, it has been an uphill climb to establish its retail presence in Manhattan. The designer started his business in 1986 and quickly became one of the leading practitioners of minimalist, edgy, cool design. Prada Group bought 51 percent of Lang's business in 1999, promising to develop the label worldwide. However, friction with Prada chairman and ceo Patrizio Bertelli led Lang to resign in January 2005 as creative director.
In 2004, Lang and his fragrance licensee, P&G, terminated their six-year association and his first freestanding perfumery door closed on Greene Street here.
Link Theory, which bought Lang from Prada in March 2006, hired Habitual founders Michael and Nicole Colovosas as design directors two months later.
Darrel Romanoff, who owns 819 Washington Street, said the Meatpacking District seems busier since Friday's opening of the Apple store at 401 East 14th Street. Romanoff is redeveloping two buildings in the neighborhood, 833 Washington Street, with 10,000 square feet of space, and 402 West 13th Street, with 20,000 square feet available.


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Amir Khan vs. Carlos Molina
When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Sports Arena
TV: Showtime (delayed, 10:30 p.m.)
Outlook: Khan (26-3, 18 KOs) has had an interesting journey. He was on the verge of moving up from 140 and onto bigger things when he defeated Zab Judah in July 2011. Then came the loss, albeit highly controversial, to Lamont Peterson in December 2011, and last July came the big thud as he was stopped by Danny Garcia. Khan has changed trainers, going from Freddie Roach to Virgil Hunter. Carlos Molina (17-0-1, seven KOs) is relatively unknown, but he's often mistaken for the "other" Carlos Molina, who has challenged James Kirkland for the junior middleweight title in March.
Prediction: Molina is moving up from lightweight and isn't known as big puncher. That's a big reason he was selected as the opponent. A new trainer isn't going to make up for Khan's lack of a strong chin, but he should be able to survive this fight.
Record in 2012: 16-7
The dream for Joseph Diaz Jr. will finally be realized.
Diaz Jr., 20, who competed for the U.S. Olympic boxing team in the London Games, will make his professional debut Saturday afternoon at the Sports Arena.
"The Olympics was a disappointment, but a great learning experience," he said. "I've learned to live with it. You can't change the past, so now I'm totally focused on fighting pro."
Diaz Jr., who attended South El Monte High, lost in the second round at the Olympics. He is signed with Golden Boy Promotions. He is scheduled to face Vicente Alfaro (5-2, one KO).
"This is a dream come true," said Diaz Jr. "I've always looked up to Oscar De La Hoya and knowing that I'm fighting for him, this is a blessing. I'm just going to stay focused, trained hard for every fight and stay motivated."
"I've been training hard and I have to be prepared. I know a lot of people will be watching."
Diaz Jr. is one of the last from the U.S. team to make his debut. Jamal Herring finally made his debut last Saturday in Anaheim.
Rau'Shee Warren and Dominic Breazeale are both 2-0. Marcus Browne, Errol Spence Jr. and Terrell Gausha all won their debuts last month.
"We're trying to keep each other motivated and humbled," Diaz Jr. said. "We're kind of like brothers. We've been with each other for a year, traveling to different countries, competing ... I look up to them. They're my older brothers."
Diaz Jr.'s boxing career started innocently. As a kid, his parents sent him the gym to learn self-defense.
"In school, he used to get picked on because he was always smaller," Diaz's father said. "He was always a nice kid, real friendly, but kids in school are cruel. We decided to teach him some self-defense to build up some self-confidence.
"Thank God, he started to build his record in the gym and then the kids started leaving him alone. He started at 11 and after that he's been hooked on the sport."
Diaz quickly built up an impressive amateur career. He was a two-time national amateur champion. He won his first match at the Olympics, but he lost in the second round.
The decision to sign with Golden Boy was an easy one, Diaz's manager Ralph Heredia said.
"We had some other promoters that really aggressive, but when it was all said and done, we felt that Golden Boy, had the best platform for Joseph," Heredia said.
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McMurray Antiques Presents our absentee
mail/phone bid cataloged auction #53
of Patent Medicines, Pills, Tins, Apothecary/Drugstore and Advertising items.
Saturday, November 16th , 2013 at 10:00 pm EST
Some of the highlights to include:
Labeled Patent Medicines: Nice selection of Label Pontiled Medicines = Carter's Spanish Mixture, Rare, Dr. D. Jayne's Life Preservative w/wrapper! Nice, Dr.Guysott's Comp. Ext. Sarsaparilla, Dr. Barron's Magnetic Pain Destroyer, Dr. Ordway's Pain Destroyer, Wheatley's Spanish Liniment, Spanish Pain Destroyer and Compound Syrup, Oldridge's Balm of Columbia for Restoring Hair Phila, Craddock & Co. Phila., J.S Gregory Chemist, Dr. Rowand's Blackberry Root Phila., M. Bally's Lotion, Hurd's Cough Balsam, Halsteads Magnetic Aether, And more!
Warner's Log Cabin Cough & Consumption Remedy and Safe Remedies Co., Dr. Mott's Magic Cough Balsam, Dr. Flagg's Cough & Lung Syrup, Dr. Tinkle's Liver-Eze, M. Boyd's Red-Hot Tonic (Sulphur Springs, Texas), Red Cross Headache & Neuralgia Remedy, Nice, Absolute Parasite Exterminator, Wheeler's Nerve Vitalixer, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Dr. Mile's Heart Treatment and Cactus Compound, Moxie Catarrh Cure, Sure Dyspepsia Cure, Sulphume Skin & Blood Cure, Star Kidney & Liver Bitters, 2 sizes: Coe's Dyspepsia Remedy, Lorrimer's Hair Tonic, Milk Glass – Velvetina Skin Beautifier, Many with original boxes
Tooth Powders Tins: Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder, Carnation Tooth Powder, Williams' Dentalactic Tooth Powder, Listerine Tooth Powder sample, Sozodont Powder for the Teeth. Tooth Bottles: Rexall Tooth Wash, Dr. Whitney's Pearl Tooth Powder. Lavoris Sign and early broadside for Dr. A. Snyder's Electro-Magnetic Tooth Drop.
Other tins: Dr.Worden's Female Pills, Scott's Blood Tablets, Make Man Tablets, 2 different Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, Lg. Size Robert Pierce's Pennyroyal Tablets, Dr. Chase's, Dr. Hobson's, Perkins Carbolic Salve, 5 lb. Store tins: Mrs. Dinsmore's Cough Drops, Mellor & Rittenhouse Licorice Lozenge, Litholine Petroleum Jelly. Group Lots! Pills: Complete case = Ballard's Golden Laxative Pills, Complete case =
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Apothecary: Fabulous Porcelain "Leeches" Jar, Nice, Ceramic portable Leech carrier, Great, Diamond Pattern stacking showglobe, Scarce, Handled Urn Style counter showglobe, Label under glass Apothecary jars in clear and cobalt blue, Porcelain Drug Jars, Tin lid blown Store Jars, Nice, No. 25 Whitall -Tatum Tablet Machine, Cast Iron 1 Qt. Tincture Press w/original paint, Maw & Son Brass Scarificator, Wood: Pill Counter, Quassia Cup, Seidlitz Measure and Pill Rounder, Wood & Brass Pill Roller, Ceramic Pill Tile, Tin Suppository Mold, The Celebrated
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Veterinary: Nice, Dr. Claris Kronkine Jug. Rare and Early = Glover's Imperial Dog Remedies sign. Labeled bottles = Dr. C.N Barber's Worm Eradicator, Humphrey's Carbolic Healing Powder, Dalley's Galvanic Horse Salve, Dr. Turnbull's Procratine for Impotent Stallion's, Dr. Bell's Veterinary Wonder, Dr. Daniel's Fleeko Cat Comfort. Packages = International Heave Remedy, International Distemper Remedy, Peoples Poultry Remedy, Capitol Poultry Remedy, Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders and Heave & Cough Remedy etc… Tins: Campbell's Horse & Foot Remedy,
Pratt' Scaly-Leg Ointment, Spratt's Dog Capsules for Ascarids, 2 unusual Gopher Poison Tins etc….
Books: Nice, 1874 VanSchaack Druggist Catalog, 1877 McKesson & Robbins and a good selection of reference books.
Advertising: Signs: Rare, Embossed Tin Schenck's Mandrake Pills, Nice, Tin Litho Perry Davis Pain Killer (Jungle Scene), Green's August Flower /Boschees German Syrup Reverse Glass Clock, Porcelain - Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment (Mortar & Pestle), Cole's Peruvian Bark & Wild Cherry Bitters - Porcelain, 2 different Ramon's Pills signs, Nice, Green's August Flower Shut the Door Sign with image of Uncle Sam, etc…
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Phone (607) 775-5972. or Phone/Fax (607) 775-2321
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Psych Review: Over the Hills (to Mexico)by Chandel Charles at . Comments
Shawn has always had Gus, but it appears that now Henry has a new bro of his own in Juliet's stepfather Lloyd.
And in true Psych fashion, the bonds were forged south of the border in "No Country For Two Old Men."
It all started with Shawn and Juliet's house-warming. I am so glad to finally have these two in a legitimate relationship, right down to the future in-laws that aren't particularly sure they'll get along. Leave it to Henry to have expectations about what Juliet's step-dad should be like. Henry almost seemed disappointed that Lloyd wasn't like Frank. By the end of the episode, however, I could have sworn I was looking at the older and very white version of Shawn and Gus in the future.
Funny thing is, I felt like Henry was fulfilling Gus' role as dedicated sidekick and Lloyd nicely filled the role of smart-ass with the propensity to find himself in tight spots much like Shawn.
What really made this episode was that it was very Henry-centric. We don't get that often, making it a real treat - and I think Corbin Bernsen, as always, really rose to the occasion.
Not to mention how well he and Jeffrey Tambor played off of each other. Their little scene at the end after Henry mistakenly believe that Lloyd was dead and started admitting how he hadn't had more fun spending time with someone since he could remember will be a .gif for many moons to come.
I do have to comment on the bit of a letdown I experienced meeting Juliet's parents. That's only because I think Shawn is outdoing her in the celebrity parent department, if only because I didn't recognize her mom.
I mean, come on, Shawn has Corbin Bernsen and Cybil Shepard for parents, while Juliet's birth father is William Shatner (who some might say meets or exceeds Shawn's celebrity parent score alone), plus Jeffrey Tambor for a step-dad. It's not a big deal, but it was something that jumped out at me as I viewed the episode.
Overall, this episode turned into a fun filler to lead us into next week's milestone 100th episode, but it certainly had a lot of other noteworthy moments to which it can lay claim.
Other highlights:
- Gus' repeated references to his "family" and how disappointed he was in himself for leaving it.
- Gus' confession to Shawn that he wanted to be "I Am Legend" rather then "The Black Von Trapps."
- Mexican Lassie. Enough said.
- Shawn and Juliet's gaggle of new appliances and housewarming gifts.
- Henry going to Mexico.
- Mention of Henry's cabbage-patch moves.
It's finally upon us Psych-O's: The 100th episode airs next Wednesday and it seems Psych has a lot in store for us. How will you be counting down to the milestone?
C. Charles is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: Psych, Reviews
I am very disappointed in this season. Honestly, so far,it sucks!!! I don't like the fact that they got rid of the "little Shaun" segments at the beginning of each episode. I also don't like the new effects when Shaun detects clues (strange music and zooming effects). They aren't solving anything anymore. Such a shame, really loved this show. Goes to show you that when Actors take over creativity on hit shows, the ratings tank. Has happened many, many times in the past.
I've read a little about ML's pilot, phew James Caan/single mom/ can we say YAWN. She may consider it more serious and mainstream but her role on PSYCH is priceless, where else do you get to save everybody against a pseudo Big Foot, with great hair, great blouse and usually be the most SANE person in the room.
Don't go Mags! I agree with the comment about "El Baldo Costco", that was rich! In reference to Shawn having to tell her that he is not Psychic, it goes something like this...he is tormented unsure about this lie that has been a part of their lives and their relationship, he finally gets up the courage...turns to her says: I am not a Psychic! she calmly turns to him and says, I know, I always knew...the end!
Am I the only one with Arrested development flashbacks??? George Sr being arrested in Mexico once again!:)
This episode was so funny, it was the old "The In-Laws" movie. But they were really good at it. I kept waiting for them to say that Juliet's step father was CIA or something. I hope we see more of them.
My biggest laugh was when Tambor said "Agree to disagree" to Henry.
Did anyone else love the bit about Shawn describing his dad as "El Baldo Costco" to the cop he thought did not speak English. What a hoot. Everytime I think of how ridiculous this line is in context it cracks me up. I wasnt that crazy about last weeks episode but this weeks is back up to the high bar of expectations this great show has set for itself.
@Jay They have said if her show get pick up they can still use her so I don't see that as a big deal. BUT i do see these season finale being about him finally reveling his secret and their last season all the people he put away suing him
nobody mentions that this was a total play on the inlaws
Everything about the Shawn and Juliet relationship spells TRAIN WRECK!! First of all Shawn has to tell her he isn't Psychic and i predict that will happen very, very soon, probably within the next few episodes. Once he tells her i predict that she will kick him out and break up with him. The break up probably wont last more than two or three episodes because this is Psych, BUT the relationship will still probably not go anywhere or end badly because Maggie Lawson is probably leaving the show if her pilot gets picked up. If you ask me it is a complete waste time rooting for their relationship to succeed and if you disagree that's fine but you are just kidding yourself. FYI I love Shawn and Juliet and would love to be wrong about this, but i doubt it.
Great episode. Gus loving his girl friend and her son one minute then the ext just wanting to get away from then even after only spending like 5 minutes or a few hours with then was great. Lloyd talking then everyone just walking away because he was so boring was funny. Shawn liking Lloyd more after he found out about his gambling was funny. Mexican Lassiter was great and everytime they said that was funny. Shawn and Juliet's house warming party was nice. The argument on who was sharing a grave with who and who didn't want to share with who was funny. Can't wait til the next episode.


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|Coconut Dishpan Cookies
|Prepared by Sarah Shilhavy, Photo by Jeremiah Shilhavy
Preparation time: 15 minutes
- 1 cup salted butter, softened
- 1 cup coconut oil, melted
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup lightly packed brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 egg
- 3 1/2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup dried, unsweetened flaked coconut
- 1 cup cornflakes cereal
- 1 cup chocolate chips or chopped nuts of choice
- 1 cup rolled oats
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Beat butter and sugars until light and fluffy with an electric mixer fitted with paddle attachment. Slowly add oil and mix until oil is well incorporated. Beat vanilla extract and egg in until well incorporated.
Mix flour and baking soda together and stir into butter mixture just until combined. Combine remaining ingredients and add to dough, mixing just until incorporated.
Using a small cookie scoop drop tablespoonful sized cookie dough balls onto an ungreased cookie sheet spacing about 1 inch apart (they won't spread much). Bake in preheated oven for 7-12 minutes, just until lightly browned.
You can also freeze individual balls of cookie dough and freeze for later baking. To bake simply place frozen cookie dough onto sheet (there's no need to defrost) and bake as directed (adding a few minutes to cook time).
Recipe courtesy Sarah Shilhavy
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You really can't tell it GF, compared side by side with the non-GF ones the only difference I found was that the GF ones get a bit crisper. But they're so good and totally foolproof!


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Yankees captain Derek Jeter returned to the lineup Thursday for the first time since breaking his ankle during the playoffs back in October, but may have suffered another setback.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi says Jeter will be sent for a test after hurting his right quadriceps.
He indicated before the game that Jeter would be back in the lineup Friday and play shortstop.
Jeter wasted little time getting an infield hit in his first at bat, and would later score the Yankees' first run of the day.
Jeter was the designated hitter and went 0-for-4 with a run batted in.
The Yankees went on to beat the Royals 8-4.
Speaking to reporters afterward, Jeter said he did not think the quad injury came from pushing himself too hard in his season debut.
He said he felt fine otherwise, and talked about his return from the two consecutive broken ankles.
"I couldn't wait," he said. "Ever since I got hurt in October, I was thinking about the first at bat. I wanted to get back on the field. That's what I've worked extremely hard for, and I did all the rehab. Rehab is not easy. It's not fun, but the reason I did it, because I wanted to get back and I wanted to get back on the field. I'm happy I was able to get back today and hope that I'll be back out there tomorrow."
Jeter, 39, was injured last October during Game 1 of the American League Championship Series against Detroit.
He vowed to be back by Opening Day, but a second fracture was found during spring training.
Jeter played the fourth game of his rehab assignment with AAA Scranton Wednesday night, going 0-for-3 with an error.
Speaking to reporters Thursday, team manager Joe Girardi said the decision to bring Jeter back was accelerated after players Brett Gardner and Travis Hafner both suffered foot injuries during Wednesday's game against Kansas City.
"In the perfect world, he would have played Scranton today, but because of what happened last night to the two guys, we brought him back," Girardi said.
"I hear he's moving surprisingly well, so I think it's easy to say that you would expect with his injuries and his age in a double break, you'd think he'd lose a step or two or half a step. But I think he's moving extremely well," said Yankees GM Brian Cashman.
Before going to Scranton, Jeter had spent the last several months rehabilitating his ankle in Tampa, Fla.
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Davis all work, and oh how he can play
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Wolfram Alpha+ pops up in Windows Phone Marketplace
Wolfram Alpha+ just made its debut in the Windows Phone Marketplace. The 3rd party app enables users to enter queries and perform calculations.
The Wolfram Alpha+ app extends the native Windows Phone keyboard and adds an extra 18 specialized keys to make typing in formulas a snap. 2 of those keys can even be customized so you can tailor the keyboard to your personal needs.
The built-in calculator enables computations to be performed offline. It can simplify expressions entered into the search bar independent of an Internet connection.
Wolfram Alpha+ is available for free in the Windows Phone Marketplace right now.
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Bands release concert films all the time, but trust me, when I say that Metallica have something very different and very bizarre planned with their new movie. Yesterday at Comic-Con, where Metallica held a panel, attendees got to see a new trailer of Metallica: Through The Never which definitely puts a twist on the standard concert film. Intercut with live footage of the band, the film follows the journey of a delivery boy, played by Dane Dehaan (who has recently been cast as Harry Osborn in the next Spider-Man) working at the venue who gets thrown into the middle of a battle between rioters and police while out on a delivery. The trailer shows off massive stage set-pieces while the band plays in Vancouver, as well as big action sequences as Dehaan's character moves through the mayhem in the city. While many people might not have any interest in seeing a Metallica concert film (though they are a great live band) it seems hard to say no to this many explosions, guys on horses with gas masks, guitar solos with lightning strikes, and so on. Watch below.
Metallica: Through The Never is out 10/4 in wide release.
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Yes please.
i really haven't bothered to give two shits about anything metallica has done in the past 20 years, but holy shit, i think i want to see this
It's like my brain will be in IMAX 3-D for everyone to gaze at in awe.
I dunno. It seems like either the movie is getting in the way of the concert footage or the concert footage is getting in the way of the movie.
"Lighting strikes" or "lightning strikes"?
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