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Cheats, Codes & FAQs
Platinum (Platinum)
Awarded for successfully collecting all trophies.
Too Hot For You (Bronze)
Kill a Brutal Maul without being frozen by his shockwave.
Brutal Kill (Bronze)
Kill 5 enemies at the same time.
Annihilation Kill (Silver)
Kill 10 enemies at the same time.
Famous Hunter (Bronze)
Kill 1000 enemies in total.
Faster Than You! (Bronze)
use Counterattack 100 times.
Grasshopper (Bronze)
Use Dash 30 times without touching the ground.
Curious (Bronze)
Find half the notes.
Collector (Silver)
Find all the notes.
Ready To Fight (Bronze)
Find all types of equipment.
Unstoppable (Bronze)
Win any Outbreak match.
Out of My Way (Bronze)
Kill an enemy player in an Outbreak match.
Outbreak Hero (Silver)
Kill each Outbreak boss at least once.
Experienced (Bronze)
Play 5 Outbreak matches.
I'm Rich (Bronze)
Find all the chests in story mode on the Normal difficulty level.
Treasure Hunter (Silver)
Find all chests in story mode on the Hard difficulty level.
Double Attack (Bronze)
Kill 25 heavy enemies using the Time Rewind double attack.
Angry (Bronze)
Kill 100 enemies during your Time Rewind Berserk buff.
Rain of Bullets (Bronze)
Shoot off Magic Armor from 50 enemies using Time Rewind clones.
Big Corpse (Gold)
Defeat Giant Worm.
Brutal Lands (Gold)
Kill the Vicar of Chaos.
Clear the Jungle (Silver)
Kill the Shaman Boss.
Coral Dash (Bronze)
Get the ability to dash to the corals.
Dragon (Bronze)
Ayumi receives her Dragon form.
Enemy Dash (Bronze)
Get the ability to dash to enemies.
Free to go! (Silver)
Kill the Gateguard.
Gather Chi (Bronze)
Get the ability to gather Chi.
Hard Times Are Over (Gold)
Finish the game on the Hard difficulty level
Keeper Is Dead (Gold)
Finish the game on any difficulty level.
Old Temple (Bronze)
Reach the Sanctuary.
Order Spell (Bronze)
Survive Chaos event.
Rifle (Bronze)
Find the rifle.
Sky Islands (Gold)
Leave the Sky Islands.
Time Rewind (Bronze)
Get the ability to rewind time.
World of Order (Silver)
Defeat Skyguard Commander.
Your Fire Is Nothing (Bronze)
Kill the Shaman Boss without daking damage from his massive fire spell.


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December 22, 2014
ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- What would you do with four years of free travel? One Stateline man gets to make that decision.
Roger Babler of Monticello, Wisconsin won Allegiant's "Vote for Vacation" grand prize. He was one of tens of thousands of people to enter the contest online and in person. For the past month Allegiant's campaign bus has been making stops at some of their destinations across the country. Babler couldn't make the event but he did "vote absentee". He says he was in shock when he heard that he was the winner.
Babler's says he and his wife will take advantage of the prize to travel to their winter home in Phoenix
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Case Studies In Custom Publishing
Thursday, July 21, 2011 - 2:00pm - Register Now
Custom publishing is nothing new, but today it's taking on new urgency as "content marketing" and "brand journalism." This Webinar offers two case studies on how independent publishers are landing and executing custom business, from new services that are attracting first-time clients to how outsourcing select functions can improve the bottom line.
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Chelsea Adams leads the online content management, web development and social media marketing efforts for Rider magazine and the online-only touring website, Rider Diaries. In the past Chelsea has worked with Trailer Boats, Powerboat, Thunderpress and American Rider magazines to help develop usability-focused, content-driven restructuring plans. Chelsea's latest project, an all-new redesigned Ridermagazine.com, will launch publicly in July 2011.
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Mike Winkleman launched Leverage Media, a virtual custom publishing company, in 2001, after running custom publishing for Chief Executive magazine and American Lawyer Media, business magazines for Faulkner & Gray, and Special Reports for Adweek. His team creates magazines, books, white papers, and more for major law firms and B2B companies and recently developed email newsletters promoting new products for Marquis Who's Who. He is the immediate past president of the Custom Content Council and editorial director of its magazine, Content.
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|Purcell Entrepreneurship 101
Event Type: Business
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This half-day class covers many areas of starting a business. These include: Finding funding, Tax Issues, Financial Statements, Marketing and Creating a Business Plan. Speakers from the Oklahoma Tax Commision, Rural Enterprises and Pioneer Library System will be on hand to present these topics and answer questions.Library: Purcell Driving Directions
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|Thu, 07-17-2008 - 9:22am
Hi, I'm new here. I'm the mom to a 4yo boy and 3yo girl.
I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of good books on raising boys. My ds is a super duper handfull. I almost considered having him evalulated for a disability like adhd or something, but went with the advice that he is much too young to have to go through that when there is a good chance he's fine.
My concern is that handling things with boys can be so sensitive - I don't want him to be desensitized and become uncaring, but also don't want him to turn into a big bully. I feel like there is such a fine line when you deal with a boy.
Also - what's up with the obsession with his penis?! Is that normal? That is also such a sensitive thing - I don't want him to be ashamed of himself - but I certainly don't want him walking around pulling the darn thing out all the time!!!
Any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated.
THanks so much!
|Thu, 07-17-2008 - 12:03pm
I'm drawing a blank on good books on raising a boy right now. I'll think some more and come back with some later.
The obsession with the penis is very normal. How do you react when he is touching it? Try to be matter of fact about not wanting him to touch it in public/around other people without making it seem like something forbidden or gross.
|Thu, 07-17-2008 - 12:15pm
In my post (http://messageboards.ivillage.com/n/mb/message.asp?webtag=iv-psforandfive&msg=18912.1&ctx=0) someone suggested what look like great books, CDs & DVDs. I'm going to check a few out. They are not specifically about raising boys (although that's what I have too), but I thought they might be helpful.
|Thu, 07-17-2008 - 2:06pm
If you suspect a possible disorder in your ds, I'd suggest you go ahead with an evaluation. IF your ds has a problem, early intervention is super important. Unless your ds is out-of-control, he shouldn't need medication even if he does have ADHD, but getting a good diagnosis will help you know whether you just have a spirited child or whether he has a problem that makes him need extra supports to help him be successful.
Getting an evaluation won't be putting your child through any kind of trauma. The parent gets to answer tons of questions, but the child usually does fun interactive stuff with the evaluator.
You might seek out a developmental pediatrician for an eval and diagnosis. If nothing else, write down a list of all the worrisome behaviors/quirks you see in your child and give it to your pediatrician to review. Your pediatrician can let you know whether it warrants further evaluation.
|Thu, 07-17-2008 - 4:11pm
I enjoyed reading Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka. It gave me some insight on how to word things and how I approached situations that bug me.
I've started reading this one based on a friend's recommendation. It has good reviews on Amazon. The Everything Parent's Guide to Raising Boys by Cheryl L. Erwin.


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-Minneapolis-based shop space150 has launched a new division dubbed Drone-sights that will gather shopper, commuter and biking data within the Twin Cities metro area and, yes, fly drones around targeted neighborhoods, parks and areas of high-pedestrian traffic to gain insights into these data paths.
-Bi-coastal production company Gartner has added director Terry Rietta to its roster.
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-Indianapolis-based agency Young & Laramore has added Jake Hamilton and Eric Forseth as web developer and copywriter, respectively.
-After a one-month review, Philly-based shop LevLane has picked up AOR duties for Massage Envy Virginia/D.C./Maryland/Delaware.


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Stern Grove Assembly, September 27, Parents Welcome
Parents are warmly invited to a morning of activities at Stern Grove on Friday, September 27. 10:00am - 11:00am: Parent Social with coffee & refreshments11:00am-12:30pm: Assembly for Grades 1 - 12, followed by lunch (bring your own)1:00pm-1:45pm: Games for Grades 1 - 12 Beginning at 10am the school will host a community reception for parents with coffee and snacks from Raison D'etre Bakery. As you are enjoying your coffee, grade school students will arrive via school bus and...
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Sports Basement March Madness supports SFWS
March Madness continues through this weekend at Sports Basement SF Waldorf School (part of SF Schools) is leading the pack! Each year, Sports Basement has a fun and friendly competition between non-profits throughout the Bay Area, modeled off the popular NCAA Basketball March Madness tournament. During this time, they increase giving for the non-profit community to 10% (normally 5%), while customers continue to get 10% back. If you need something for an upcoming field trip or just...
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Grandparents and Special Friends Day 2013
Join your favorite students to explore the curriculum and experience their school. Grade School (K-8) Friday, March 22 - 9:30 am to 12:30 pm 2938 Washington Street (valet parking) High School (9-12) Monday, March 25 - 9:15 am to 11:30 am 470 West Portal (parking at school) Please RSVP by March 15 415.875.7212 or using the form below Fill out my online form. //
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Donate to Spring Night 2013
Thank you for your interest in donating to San Francisco Waldorf School's Spring Night Benefit Auction! The Online Auction is April 17 - May 1. The Silent/Live Auction and Benefit is April 27. Online Donation FormPrintable Donation Form If you are making the same donation as last year, please use the Repeat Item Donation Form. Thank you for the generous support which enables us to continue our service to our students and families—and thank you for being a part of our community! Many in our...
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Christopher Evart (SFWS 2006), Technical Animator, Life of Pi
Christopher Evart, currently a Technical Animation International Supervisor at Rhythm & Hues Studios in Los Angeles, California is part of the team that has recently received an Academy Award Nomination for their work on Life of Pi. Chris attended San Francisco Waldorf School from kindergarten through high school. Chris started working at Rhythm & Hues a couple of years ago, right after completing his BA at Cogswell Polytechnical College in Sunnyvale. While he learned the whole process...
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Tyler Iorillo (Class of 2010), Artist
When director Kelly Lacy (SFWHS Theater Program and Humanities teacher) wanted to give the high school's production of Oliver! a more contemporary urban feel, it occurred to her to reach out to alumni Tyler Iorillo to see if he would be interested in being involved. Tyler is a SF Waldorf "lifer" who started out in Kindergarten with Dagmar Eisele and graduated in 2010 from our high school program. He is currently pursuing a combined major in Urban Studies and Illustration at the New School in...
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Class Plays: We're Not Just Playing Around Here
Plays and performance are an integral part of Waldorf education throughout the grades. They serve many purposes, demonstrating skills including music, linguistic understanding through recitation, and the visual arts with sets, props and programs. But plays and performances are more than just an opportunity to integrate art into the curriculum. They give the children an opportunity to meet themselves and each other through the stories and their social interactions. Class plays also allow the...
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Ed Kashi, Visual Storytelling in the Digital Age
Friday, February 8, 2013, 2:40 - 3:35 pmAll School Assembly - Eurythmy Room Award-winning photojournalist and filmmaker Ed Kashi will present a retrospective of his work documenting the social and political issues that define our times. A sensitive eye and an intimate relationship to his subjects are the signatures of his work. Kashi's work has taken him from India, where a superhighway connecting the country's largest cities symbolizes its economic growth, to Africa's Niger...
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SFWHS to Present "Oliver!" in January at the Grade School Campus
Friday, January 18, 7pmSaturday, January 19, 2pm and 7pmSunday, January 20, 2pm Tickets on sale now at BrownPaperTickets.com or in the school offices. Bring in a non-perishable donation for the San Francisco and Marin Food Bank and get a $1 discount! Additional food and financial donations for the Food Bank will be collected at all performances.* Buy tickets for Oliver! San Francisco Waldorf High School's production of the musical theater classic "Oliver!" is not what you might expect if you'...
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SFWHS Amnesty International Club: 2011-2012 Year in Review
Last year, SFWHS's Amnesty International club experienced many changes: first, we had a change of leadership, then we formed a new partnership and increased our level of activism. These dramatic shifts led to one of our most successful years and we were very proud of what we accomplished. First, the change of leadership went to a junior student who had formerly served as the club's vice-president in the 2010-2011 school year. Then, the new president changed the name of the club to the...
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Nathaniel Anderson-Frank (Class of 2003), violinist
Nathaniel Anderson-Frank (Class of 2003) attended SFWHS for two years while his family was in the San Francisco Bay Area. He now sits in the fourth chair of the Philharmonia Orchestra, under the direction of Principal Conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen. They recently played three performances at Zellerbach Hall on the UC Berkeley campus in November. Although Nathaniel only attended SFWHS for two years, he considers them "two of the most enriching years of my life, and I will always...
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Winter Fair Merchants
If you missed the Winter Fair or want to follow up with a vendor, please contact Seraph White at firstname.lastname@example.com for vendor contact information. Red Circle8th Grade Coffee & Baked GoodsSanta Cruz GoldFebe's JewelryHarmaniSFWS FacultyWreath Sales 4-Car GarageInflorescenceHannalah DesignsTurner's Toys Whitley DesignsDivina CollectionTree SalesWreath Sales WoodshopAfter Fair Greenery Sales Kindergarten 2 (K2)Sophie's MarketOf Maine WoodTruth's...
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Cameron Washington (GS Class of 1994), Music & Film Producer
Cameron Washington, a member of the SFWGS '94 for 6 years, returns to SFWS this year as a Nursery parent. He is the founder of Russian Hill Projects (www.russianhillprojects.com), a film and music production company, and is an award-winning filmmaker, music producer and musician. Cameron started in Kindergarten with Monique and continued in the grade school through fourth grade with Mrs. Ricketts after which he left for a year of homeschooling followed by public school. He says...
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Tzaddi Thompson (GS Class of 1988), Lawyer
This September, San Francisco Waldorf School is happy to welcome more former students back as parents. Tzaddi Smith Thompson, parent of kindergartener Dominic in K2, was a member of our first grade school class. She is currently a labor lawyer at Nixon Peabody. Tzaddi and her husband David Thompson also have a younger daughter Mieke.Tzaddi joined her class (SFWGS '88) in first grade, when the school was made up of only two classes - kindergarten and...
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Stern Grove Assembly, September 28, Parents Welcome
Parents are warmly invited to a morning of activities at Stern Grove on Friday, September 28. 10:00am - 11:00am: Parent Social with coffee & refreshments11:00am-12:30pm: Assembly for Grades 1 - 12 Beginning at 10am the school will host a community reception for parents with coffee from CoffeeCSA and snacks from SFWS parent-owned Raison D'etre Bakery. CoffeeCSA.org, a Fair Trade and farmer direct coffee company, gives 10% back to SFWS for its signature SFWS blends. As you are enjoying...
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Class of 2012 Commencement Address
On June 9, 2012, Liv Leuthold, M.D. (Class of 2002) became the first alumni to give the commencement address to our graduating seniors. To learn more about Liv, please read the interview she gave us in February 2012. On June 9, 2012, Liv Leuthold, M.D. (SFWHS '02, SFWGS '98) became the first alumni to give the commencement address to our graduating seniors. The following is from her speech. A speech like this wouldn't be complete without a few words on how much has changed since I was a...
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Bike-to-School Day
Thanks to a group of dedicated parent bicyclists, we had a substantial number of students participating in National Bike to School Day on May 9. Several teachers offered their garage spaces to house all the bikes, and parents Susan Robinson and Dennis Budd (grades 2 & 4) created a logo and individual bags for the children with donations from the San Francisco Bike Coalition and Clif Bars. We appreciate these efforts to promote alternative transportation to...
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Dr. Carini Honored for Excellence in Teaching
SFWHS Physics Teacher Paolo Carini received the Herbst Foundation's Excellence in Teaching Award this year. The award along with checks for both Dr. Carini and SFWS were presented in front of students and faculty at the May 7th High School Assembly. Below is the text of the speech Dr. Carini made upon receiving this award: It is an honor to receive this teaching award on behalf of the many teachers, past and present, who have contributed to the success of this...
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Jeston Lewis (Class of 2008), Music Producer
On a bright afternoon in mid-May, Jeston Lewis, SFWS Class of 2008, came by the high school and grade school campuses to visit old teachers. He had just graduated from Stony Brook University in New York and was briefly back in the Bay Area seeing family and friends and getting ready for a cross-country drive to Rochester, NY where he will embark on his post-college career. Jeston graduated from Stony Brook with a degree in Multidisciplinary Studies...
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Al Capp's "Why I Let Li'l Abner Marry"
The March 31, 1952 edition of Life sported not just a cover by Li'l Abner creator Al Capp, but an explanation of why he changed the long-running dynamic of the strip by having Abner and Daisy May get married. You can read it in these scans from the issue.
3 comments:
- Sterg Botzakis said...
Thanks for posting this article. I just got Capp's biography by Michael Schumacher and Denis Kitchen, and now I want to read it even more. Have you read it yet?
- 10:22 AM, April 01, 2013
- Sean Kleefeld said...
No, I'm more than a little behind on my reading. I haven't even ordered the book yet.
- 1:42 PM, April 01, 2013
- Sterg Botzakis said...
I understand. Apparently, I am more than enough behind on my responding :p
My book is sitting there, taunting me to be read. Ah, work...
- 4:08 PM, April 07, 2013
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A new football betting service, called Football Betting Code, landed on my virtual desk today. It appears to be from the Rochdale Road gang and, if you're familiar with this crew, then you'll understand me immediate concerns about the product.
First, though, let me get the administration out of the way. It's an email advisory service, it costs £29 one off for six months (strange for an advisory service, more alarm bells ringing), and there's nowhere to unsubscribe at the bottom of the email (the alarms on the alarm bells are now ringing!).
This looks like a total list-building tool for the scammers. And, whilst I suspect that's what it is, I'll keep the faith for a few days, and track the results on this page. So, before this kangaroo court damns the Football Betting Code beyond recall, let's give it a fair hearing…
Final Verdict:
I've been tracking Football Betting Code since for the last month and, in that time, it has proven to be a yo-yo system. Early small profits were consistently wiped out the next day.
More recently I've found the staking to be erratic to say the least, with bigger stakes being applied to claw back deficits. Had Manchester United not been so fortunate to overcome West Brom on Sunday, the service would have been showing a loss of 19% of the bank, with no real idea of how to recover it.
As it was, the bank took a hit of 12.8% in four weeks. Not terrible by any stretch of the imagination. But… But I just get the impression that this isn't a reliable long-term proposition.
The number and range of bets are reasonable, in my opinion, but the staking is scary. Level staking would have also shown a loss.
Ultimately, I'm not happy that we've yet cracked the Football Betting Code, and I can't recommend this one.


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I love the Back to the Future movies and I used to always wish I could come up with all the creative gadgets like Doc Brown did. Never was good with inventions though. I just thought of this because I read the other day that they are holding auditions this month for a new reality show looking for the next big inventor. Sounds really cool though...if you think you have talent check it out, because I can't cut the mustard in that department!


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News: Lakeland Achieves Primary Stroke Center Designation Lakeland HealthCare, a leader in healthcare, offers advanced treatment by board-certified neurologist and neurosurgeons. Neurological disorders comprise a wide and complex array of conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord, muscles, and nerves, as well as balance, speech, sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch.Lakeland HealthCare team members offer treatment for a variety of neurological disorders, including neurovascular, spine care, and diseases such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's.
NeurovascularNeurovascular services at Lakeland include imaging tests such as CT Angiography, MR Angiography, X-ray Angiography, and Ultrasounography. IV-tPA treatment for stroke patients, antihypertensive therapy, anticoagulant therapy, anti-inflammatory therapy, statin therapy, carotid endartectomy, carotid angioplasty, and aneurysm clipping are also offered.Spine CareSpine care services at Lakeland include imaging screenings such as X-Ray, 64-slice CT scanning, and MRI. Ballon Kyphoplasty for spinal fractures, minimally invasive surgery for lumbar spinal stenosis, minimally invasive fusion and microdiscectomy, and artificial disk replacement are also available.TechnologyWe use the most advanced surgical navigation system available in order to perform delicate brain surgery with far more accuracy than was previously possible. The Styker navigational system, a combination of computers, infrared cameras and wireless instruments, enables the surgeon to operate with greater precision. The allows for minimal incision, faster recovery and fewer complications for patients.This next generation system microscope is fully integrated with a software program that directly links and incorporates prerecorded MRI and CT images and, as a result, the patient spends less time in the OR. Tumors, aneurysms and complications from head trauma become illuminated and magnified, enabling the surgeon to approach the lesion precisely and remove the tumor or obstruction safely without violating surrounding tissues, helping to preserve normal brain function.
Lakeland Hospital, St. Joseph and Lakeland Hospital, Niles have been certified since 2008.
The Joint Commission, in conjunction with The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, has recognized Lakeland HealthCare with Advanced Certification for Primary Stroke Centers. Achievement of Primary Stroke Center Certification signifies an organization's dedication to fostering better outcomes for patients. Lakeland's Primary Stroke Center Certification has demonstrated that its program meets critical elements of performance to achieve long-term success in improving outcomes for stroke patients.
Medical Team MembersNeurologists:Peter Spencer, DO, Robert Ward, DO, and Richard Frieden, MDNeurosurgeons: Christian Sikorski, MD, FAANS
Visit: www.LakelandHealth.org/neurosurgery for more info.
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RZ Mask Announces Release of Mossy Oak Hunting Masks
CHASKA, MN - RZ Mask is proud to announce its partnership with Mossy Oak and the releasing of three new camouflage masks featuring Mossy Oak Winter®, Duck Blind® and Break-Up Infinity®. The masks are currently available for customers and dealers.
The RZ Mask is a neoprene face mask equipped with an active carbon filter that absorbs its user's exhaled scent. The mask covers the nose and mouth of its user and straps around the back of the neck. With its comfortable fit, the mask can be worn for extended periods of time allowing for a stealthy hunt.
The RZ Mask was invented in 2009 by Steve Torbenson of Burnsville, Minn. It was originally developed to provide a comfortable, filtered solution to prevent the inhalation of dust for Torbenson and his four sons while riding dirt bikes and ATVs. Following its release to the industry in 2010, the RZ Mask exploded with popularity amongst riders all over the world. Torbenson then set out to develop a mask to help conceal scent within the hunting world. The final product was an effective, multi-purpose camouflage mask that quickly became popular with hunters off all types looking to keep themselves hidden from the eyes and nose of their prey.
"We are extremely excited to offer our year-round hunting masks for hunters of all types," said RZ Mask President and Founder, Steve Torbenson. "Mossy Oak is such a respected and touted company, andwe are honored to work with them. The three new masks will allow users to hunt year round with the advantage of scent concealment."
The Mossy Oak RZ Mask can be purchased on http://rzmask.com and retails for $34.95. Contact RZ Mask at 888-777-9422 or .
RZ Mask is an official licensee of Haas Outdoors Inc. Haas Outdoors Inc. is headquartered in West Point, Miss., was established in 1986 and is home of Mossy Oak (www.mossyoak.com). Mossy Oak specializes in developing and marketing modern camouflage designs for hunters and outdoorsmen. Mossy Oak patterns can be found on a multitude of products worldwide. Haas Outdoors Inc. is the outdoor industry leader in modern camouflage design, international licensing and marketing. Haas Outdoors Inc. markets its services and products under widely recognized brands including: Mossy Oak, BioLogic, Mossy Oak Productions, MOOSE Media, Nativ Nurseries, GameKeepers and Mossy Oak Properties.
|Dan Weinberger
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I am attaching a picture of the Rocky Glenn School dated 1896. This picture belonged to my Grandmother Mary Etta Greenwood Crouthers. She has listed the names of the students and written on the back of the picture. Rocky Glenn School between Cottonwood Falls and Elmdale. A seven family school. Della Beck was the school teacher, her husband owned the Beck Hotel in Cottonwood. They adopted 4 boys. She lists the children. Back row left to right. Wilbur Beck, Featherkile Boy, Clida Goodman, Mary Greenwood holding little niece Mary Linsea, Hulda Snyder and Ethel Webster. Second row left to right Clyde Goodman, Featherkile Girl, Snyder Girl, Nellie Greenwood, Clyde Beck. Front row left to right Baier Boy, Baier Girl, Nora Greenwood, Mabel Webster, Baier Girl and Inez Webster. Hope you can add this to your list of old schools of Kansas.
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Updated Sat, Dec 31, 2011 by Space Junkie
Many EVE Online corporations want to test their mettle outside of high-security space. Doing so will require some adjustment on the part of the players, and perhaps a cultural shift from your membership. This EVE guide will help you explore your options, whether you are thinking about renting space or taking it.
Let me editorialize a little bit: leading a high-sec corporation isn't as exciting as
as leading one somewhere else. You still have all the social aspects that I consider to be the most important part of being in a corporation, but you lack the competitive "sink or swim" gameplay of living in null-sec. Also, leading high-sec players is like herding cats: everybody is doing their own thing.
For many corporations it can be a challenge to even get members into the same solar system, at once. Certainly, there are better corporations out there, that teach their members to play EVE better, help them earn more ISK, or do interesting things with PvP and/or roleplaying. But for corporations and CEOs looking to put it all on the line, roll the dice, and see what happens, it's all about moving to null-security space.
Why, Where, And When?
The first thing you need to decide is why you want to move. Is your corporation really going to enjoy the new challenges of null-sec and the trouble that comes with it? Are you? Will your corporation earn enough ISK to stay solvent?
The second thing you need to decide is where to move. This is pretty important, since it will essentially determine your odds of success. Are you moving to a rental area owned by a large, stable alliance? You'll probably be out there a while. Are you moving into an area of NPC null-sec adjoining a failing, beleaguered alliance? You may or may not manage to grab a piece of the pie. Are you trying to take a piece of territory that is relatively accessible from high-sec? You may succeed, only to be replaced after not too long. It's all in the details.
The third and possibly most important thing to consider is when you are going to move. Many, many corporations have made vague plans to eventually move out to null-sec, but only a tiny fraction of these ever see their plans to fruition. Try to imagine realistic goalposts along the path to null-sec. Present these to your members, and explain how they can help you achieve them, and speed the corporation's migration.
Big Choices For Corporations In EVE Online
The main choice that a corporation moving to null-sec needs to make is: do you rent space, or do you take it? There is much to be said for either option.


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The Menendez Scandal: New Jersey Voters React
Embattled senator criticized by New Jersey pols, residents
New Jersey residents and local officials are uneasy about Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.), the scrutiny he is under for possible ethical and moral improprieties, and his affiliation with a controversial ophthalmologist and wealthy donor.
Many of the New Jersey officials and constituents interviewed by the Free Beacon said Menendez is not being truthful about the flights he took on a private jet of controversial donor Dr. Salomon Melgen. Others said he abused his power as a senator in trying to enforce a Dominican Republic port security contract that benefitted the same donor.
Menendez should resign if the accusations are true, some constituents also said.
"I wish he would advocate for the state of New Jersey and the residents of Monmouth County, who are suffering badly from Sandy, as he has for this doctor and these special interests," said Anthony Fiore, Middletown Township committeeman and former mayor of the town.
A Senate Ethics Committee probe into flights Menendez took on Melgen's private jet that the senator never noted on his financial disclosure forms and for which he only recently reimbursed the doctor is also stirring anger.
"It's highly questionable how Sen. Menendez waited two years to reimburse for the flights," Fiore said. He pointed out that 50 to 80 percent of Menendez's salary as senator was spent on the flights. "It's an awful lot of money to spend on two flights. It doesn't add up. To me, it would appear, and I have to wonder, did he ever have any intention of paying for the flights?"
New Jersey state Sen. Sam Thompson (R.), whose letter to the Senate Ethics Committee in November requested a probe into four flights Menendez took on Melgen's plane that he did not disclose, agreed.
"My complaint was valid and asked the Senate Ethics Committee to take whatever action necessary," Thompson said, noting that to accept any gift of more than $250 requires Senate permission. "He did not get permission."
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He plans to use the Pete Townsend "I was doing research" defense.+1
They're trying to railroad you like they did to us two orphans out here in Kalifornia.
Just because we exerted our own form of "gun control", they want to take away our freedom.
Like all good Dems, you'll ultimately skate through this, right Bro???+2
His daughter, Alicia Menendez, is one very sexy
CT. Nobody flirts with a TV camera like she does.0
GOOD I say, way past time. Now the rest of US need to question the rest of 'em. have all their phones ringing off the hook.+1
Hey, its NJ! They'll reelect him0
interview by Free Bacon!! wooo wooo!
Oh, free Beacon. sorry.+1
I wonder whether this time it will take the Senate to vote to remove him from their house. It certainly sounds like this piece of the Jersey Shore won't leave without a fight. I wonder who Rino Christie would appoint?+1


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Ant is a superstar baker with big-time talent. She shared her top five life moments with Seventeen! Read through and get inspired to break out your own mixing bowls!
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Teaching Herself To Bake
"Getting started in the bakery business is one of the hardest things to do. No one wants to hire someone without bakery experience, but you need to work in a bakery to gain it! Instead, I learned from watching T.V. shows like Cake Boss and Ace of Cakes—and lots of practice!"


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A few weeks back, I had the opportunity to dine with friends at one of NYC's hipper steakhouses. For those who've spent time reading my work, it shouldn't surprise you that I typically don't like to frequent places that are considered both trendy and expensive. Nevertheless, I was in the company of a few investment banker friends, so I shut my mouth, ordered, and graciously accepted their offer to pick up the tab. After all, I was a guest in their city!
As much as I hate to eat crow, I will confess . . . the place was awesome. Aside from the fact that the atmosphere sported over-the-top décor and "club music," my meal was fantastic. The best part? The highlight of their menu was not a traditional filet, rib-eye, or porterhouse. Rather, the specialty of the house was my favorite cut of all: the skirt steak.
For those unaware of this cut of steak, allow me to enlighten you. Skirt steaks are actually the diaphragm muscle, located in the area just below the ribs on the cow. The outer skirt steak is from the plate section, below the rib and in-between the brisket and flank. For the outside cut, butchers will typically leave the membrane attached, which should be removed before cooking. Simply use a sharp knife to cut and pull away this membrane before cooking. More commonly, you will find the inside skirt steak at your local grocery store. This cut is a bit thinner, trimmed free of fat and membranes, and comes from the flank. Regardless of either cut, this long, flat strip of meat has incredible flavor, but has often been considered tough and mysterious to outsiders (except Texans who swear by using skirt steak for fajitas). However, the secret is finally out. When marinated and prepared correctly, this cut is an excellent choice for flavor, value, and versatility.
Not surprisingly, an increase in awareness in "alternative" cuts has spawned somewhat of a movement in the restaurant world. Diners are branching out by choosing these types of cuts (skirt, flat-iron, hanger, flank) over the more traditional steakhouse fare. If you ask me, it's a win-win for both diners and restaurateurs. As patrons, we are stepping out of our comfort zones by enjoying new types of cuts, preparations, and flavors. Restaurants are cutting back on expensive food costs by serving more "humble" cuts to intrigued diners. The end result? Better value, great flavor, and a new experience.
To get the same results at home, I've provided five outstanding recipes that will showcase the superb versatility and flavor of this cut. A common attribute of all of these recipes is that skirt steaks take well to high heat. Such heat will render the fat (flavor) and also allow you to prepare these meals rather quickly. Always be sure to slice the steak against the grain and at an angle – this will ensure maximum tenderness.
Crack open a cold beer and get to work!
Skirt Steak Sandwiches with Garlic/Basil Mayo and Caramelized Onions
Just in time for football season, steak sandwiches are some of my favorite "game-day" foods. This recipe ups the ante by fortifying a store-bought mayonnaise with a few fresh ingredients that will set this sandwich over-the-top. (Prep 10 minutes. Cook 30 minutes. Serves 2)
Caramelized Onions 2 Tablespoons Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2 Cups Yellow Sweet Onions, sliced thin 1/2 Teaspoon Kosher Salt
Garlic/Basil Mayo 1/4 Cup Mayonnaise 2 Cloves Garlic, minced 1 Pinch Kosher Salt 1 Teaspoon Fresh Basil, chopped 1-2 Dashes Worcestershire
Skirt Steak Sandwiches 1 Loaf Whole Grain French Bread 1 lb Skirt Steak Extra Virgin Olive Oil Kosher Salt Fresh Cracked Black Pepper Method:
Onions: In a skillet over medium low heat, combine oil, onions, and kosher salt and sauté for 25 – 30 minutes, stirring on occasion until onions are browned and tender.
Mayo: Combine minced garlic and kosher salt onto a cutting board. Using the flat side of a chef's knife, work the ingredients into a paste on the board. Combine garlic paste with mayo and remaining ingredients. Cover, and keep chilled until ready for service.
Sandwich: Slice French bread into approximately two 6 – inch servings. Next, slice the bread horizontally to create a sandwich top and bottom. Place each slice under a broiler for 30 seconds – 1 minute, or until slightly browned and crispy. Meanwhile, drizzle extra virgin olive oil over the skirt steak and season both sides liberally with kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper. Add steak to a grill/grill pan over high heat and cook for approximately 2 – 3 minutes per side for medium rare. Remove steak from grill and set aside to rest for 3 – 4 minutes. Begin assembling sandwich by spreading a layer of mayo on each side of the toasted bread. Next, thinly slice steak across the grain and add to the bottom portion of the sandwich. Top with caramelized onions and serve.
Skirt Steak Stir-Fry
This quick and simple recipe makes for a great weeknight meal. I've kept it simple by utilizing a bag of frozen prepared vegetables to eliminate hassle and quicken the process. Of course, you can always utilize fresh vegetables if you'd like. (Prep 5 minutes. Cook 15 minutes. Serves 2)
1/3 Cup Soy Sauce 1 Cup Beef Broth 1 Tablespoon Corn Starch
2 Tablespoons Sesame Oil ¼ Cup Yellow Onion, finely diced ¼ Cup Carrots, finely diced
2 Cloves Garlic, minced 1 Tablespoon Fresh Ginger, minced 1 Bag Frozen Stir Fry Vegetables
1 lb Skirt Steak, thinly sliced
Green Onions, sliced
Hot Cooked Rice (to serve)
In a mixing bowl, combine the first three ingredients, stir, and set aside. Next, add oil to a wok or skillet over high heat; add onions and carrots and cook until just tender, about 1 minute. Add garlic, ginger, and frozen vegetables and sauté, stirring often until the vegetables are just tender and slightly charred, about 2-3 minutes. Add steak and cook for another minute, or until just browned. Pour in soy sauce mixture and bring to a boil. Remove from heat, and stir to evenly distribute the flavor. Garnish with sliced green onions. Serve over hot cooked rice.


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When they were 10 years old, my twins begged me to sign them up for flag football. At the time, I didn't know much about the game. Dad and I watched boxing and wrestling when I was growing up. We watched matches on TV and sometimes went to see big names at the Olympic Auditorium in downtown Los Angeles. Mom was a baseball fan. The only time we ate TV dinners was when the Dodgers were playing and she was too busy to cook.
I attended an all-girls high school so there was no football there. At the University of San Francisco, men's basketball was a powerhouse boasting legendary alums like Bill Russell and Bill Cartwright but there hadn't been a football team there in 15 years when I arrived.
To sum it up, my football savvy was practically nil when my sons came home from school pleading to let them join a flag football league. I signed them up and took them to practices. During the first game their classmate Nathan Pietsch was knocked out cold and got a concussion. Those kids were hitting and tackling, not just reaching for the flag.
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2012 maybe?
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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2012 maybe?
I'd forgotten about this goal. In my current effort to simplify my goal list and focus on a few "important" objectives, I should probably "give up" on this one for now, and set it aside, especially since I didn't even remember adding it to my list.
But… it's a good goal. I think I'll keep it. And not just keep it, but actually DO it!
I won't be able to really tackle this, however, until June.
Time to revisit 43Things, revise my goal list, and focus on fewer things.
Paying off the cards is one of those things.
Currently… they're all maxxed. What an embarrassment.
I should have purchased an airline ticket already, but I'm broke. And my camera is broken. My car broke down and cost over $1500 to repair. My credit cards are maxxed out. I have NOT been focused on this goal, nor on any of my other goals.
Time to regroup.
Starting… tomorrow!
Has it really been nearly 4 years since I completed this goal; and since I stopped doing sit-ups?
Gawd I've been eating crap this week, even by my standards. And lots of it, too!
This time, "rolling them in" is not an option.
I'm back to nearly the heaviest I have been in my life: 13 stone 7 pounds.
I'm working on the clutter problem today; or at least, I will be once I stop goofing around on the computer.
Ordered the book from Amazon yesterday. The Penguin Classics edition.
The problems with this are:
1. I tend to be less likely to read books I own than books I borrow from the library.
2. I still have too many books, in addition to too much stuff in general, as it is. I don't need another fat paperback sitting around.
3. I also ordered two other fat books which I've been repeatedly borrowing from the library and repeatedly failing to finish reading. But at least I've started reading the other two!
Positive aspects of purchasing rather than borrowing:
1. I can take the book with me and not have to worry about damaging it, since it will be mine.
2. It was only eight bucks, with free "super saver" shipping. Do you know, the Kindle electronic version costs eleven dollars?
3. Perhaps the guilt of having paid real money for the book will inspire me to read it. Not that this works with any of the other books I own.
4. Perhaps the desire to clear out excess clutter will inspire me to read it so I can donate it to the next library used book sale.
Sometimes I wonder if I define my life through this Room of Doom? I've been looking through Flickr.com photos of this project from the past four, nearly five, years, and despite occasional small signs of progress, the clutter creeps back. Today the room is as full as ever of stuff. Indeed, there is more stuff in there now than at many times over the past five years.
Shouldn't five years be long enough to clean out a room?
Not only do I have a hard time letting go of individual items, I seem to have a difficult time letting go of The Mess itself. As soon as I make progress – give something away, sell something, toss something out – I slide back, accumulating more than i discard.
Why do I keep buying things, usually on a whim? What EMPTINESS do I have inside that compels me to fill up the space around me with things; in many cases, things I do not truly want or need?
Sometimes I buy things – Amazon, eBay, whatever – and when the box arrives a week or two later, I'm no longer interested. Sometimes boxes containing things I "desperately wanted" remain unopened for weeks, months, or occasionally, years.
I accumulate "things," and I accumulate debt buying things. It's a kind of self-destructive behavior.
I wish I had the confidence or know-how to engage in more entertaining forms of self-destructive behavior.
For what it's worth, I did mount a row of "flaming crystal skulls" along one wall. Yes, that entailed buying (plastic) crystal skulls; but it does, if I do say so myself, look great!
The skulls will stay. But the boxes of crap need to go!
I suppose, in my last update, I should have specified the "summer" of what year? Or decade?
Termite holes are beginning to show through on the existing deck.
4 September 2010
I was almost there. Then one dude, despite the clearly stated "as is, no returns," raised a mega-fuss until I accepted a return and refunded his money.
Oh, and then, uhm… that shiny new iPod Touch 4g was announced. I've never owned an iPod Touch. Never saw the point, much. Or, never happened to have a positive PayPal balance when a new one was released. Errr… yeah.
But… I'm listing more items today. I prefer to schedule my items for a uniform start time, so they'll all "go live" this coming Thursday.
The official "world record" for driving to the 48 mainland U.S. states currently, as of August 2010, stands at 97 hours. This record was set recently. The participants believe they have discovered a more efficient route which will allow them to complete the challenge in three or so fewer hours. They hope to make the attempt next year.
The fastest time I could discover for visiting all 50 states, including Alaska and Hawaii, is an "unofficial" time of 199 hours.
My objective would not be to set a record; nonetheless, I would like to visit all 50 states in a reasonably quick time. My goal would be to complete the task in something along the lines of a three week timeline.
I have the advantage of starting from Hawaii. Initially I was thinking in terms of a 48-state trip, but since I'm already in Hawaii, I may as well fly to the mainland U.S. via a stop in Alaska. Sure, the expense would be more, but I'd be covering 50 states in one trip.
Upon mentioning this scheme, "conversationally," I immediately encountered stiff resistance from "other household members."
"Why not just visit the states you haven't been to?"
"If you go that fast, you won't really see anything."
"Why not spread it out over several trips so you can see things?"
"That would be expensive."
"Why would you want to do that?"
Why, indeed? Why hike across the Grand Canyon in one day? Why fly halfway around the world to Spain to spend one hour throwing tomatoes at 40,000 total strangers? Why did Mallory try to climb Everest? JUST TO SAY YOU'VE DONE IT!
Tangentially, I heard on television the other day that on a peak day at Everest as many as 90 people a day reach the summit. People line up on the shelf below the summit waiting their turn for a quick photo op at the top. I suspect fewer people complete a "50 state trip" than climb Everest these days. There ya go, one more reason to do this.
I'm going to start planning and saving some money. Off the cuff estimate: this could be kind of expensive. Maybe a simple Caribbean cruise would make more sense?
More often than once every five years.
I've only had two twelve-ounce cans of Coca Cola today. My usual consumption is more like… six. Or more. That's probably why I'm feeling a bit out of sorts.
Saw pictures of myself on the beach. It was awful. Awful enough to get me to try cutting back on my soda consumption.
That's pretty awful.
I'm at 1696km as of 24 July 2010.
On my last run my iPod battery gave out, and only recorded 2 of my 10k. Duhhhh….. ;-(
Gonna go out and try to add ten more klicks right now!
This is important. I'm failing miserably. Must re-inspire myself.
I sell stuff, I throw stuff away, then I accumulate more. It's an endless cycle… which needs to end!
While this is a concrete goal, I am electing to consolidate this with my "Create an Enchanted Tiki Room" goal. Once The Room of Doom reaches a true stage of "enchantment," or more accurately, "enchanting," I will have definitely disposed of more than 43 box-equivalents of stuff.
I am consolidating this goal as part of a refinement of my goal list, 24 Jul 2010


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We just harvested our first summer squash this week! This is my first time growing squash — so I was all squeals when I found it hiding out under all the squash canopy leaves.
I've been dying to make Pasta with Roasted Summer Vegetables and Basil — my favorite squash recipe three summers running! To be honest, I wanted to plant summer squash just for this recipe! You roast summer squash, grape tomatoes, red onion, and garlic in the oven until they're caramelized. Then you mix it with campanelle pasta, Parmesan cheese, and fresh basil. Yum!
It's from the Martha Stewart Everyday Food magazine, but you can also get the recipe online.
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This sounds delicious! My zucchini squash will be ready soon. My favorite way (outside of zucchini bread!) is slicing squash (green or yellow) thin, do the same with a few red potatoes, sprinkle with olive oil and a few herbs, and then cook in foil in the coals of the grill. Mmm. Fresh vegetables!
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I really like the first four coming off the bench for this team.....assuming that Bradley resumes his stating spot once he returns we have...
Green....started 531 of 563 games for OKC...age 26
Lee........started 108 of 148 his first two seasons...age 27
Terry......former 6th Man of the Year...age 35 but in great shape...replaces Ray
Wilcox....looked really good once he got comfortable with his role...age 30
these are proven players who bring quality depth off our bench
hopefully Sully contributes....maybe Joseph & Melo even get a few minutes...
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Bench Strength
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Re: Bench Strength
posted at 7/24/2012 10:47 PM EDTIn Response to Re: Bench Strength:I love our bench if we had this team last year we would raise number 18 in the fall.
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just like:
'10 - health and fair officiating (rebounding a distant 3rd)
'09 - healthy '08 KG + Posey and Birdman
'87-'93 - Bias and health from big 3 gets at least 1-2 more
'87 - McHale's foot
'85 - Max's injury/poor rehab, Bird's bar fight finger
'73 - Havlicek's shoulder
'57 - Russ's injury
Re: Bench Strength
posted at 7/24/2012 10:52 PM EDTI think the Celtics have the best 6-10 right now. What should not be forgot at the end of the 10-11 season Ainge said on the Big Show, that Green could start over Pierce just to give the starting line up more engery and the bench more scoring. It would interesting if that happened.


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Officer's Field Desk
Field Desks in the Union army had to have a place to keep the company or
regimental books. These books were issued and were 16 inches high by 10 inches
wide. So when you see a field desk, you will see at least one compartment that
is big enough to accommodate these books.
Our field desk was made several years ago by Mr. Paul Sutcliff of The Eagle's
Nest sutlery in Dobson, North Carolina. It's copied from an original that Mr.
Sutcliff owns. We found an original remarkably like our reproduction in the Civil
War Collector's Encyclopedia, vol. 3, by Francis Lord. Here's the picture
and description from the book:
Field Desk: Made of cherry wood with a brass carrying handle. The
compartments are labeled for various papers - e.g. CLOTHING INVOICES, ORDNANCE
FORMS, DISCHARGE PAPERS, etc.
Dimensions: 18 inches tall, 20 inches wide, and 10 1/4 inches deep.
Markings: On the back of the desk: CAPT. J. H.
Co. "M" 62 Reg Pa
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reproduction, we suggest you go to Charlie's Boatworks. Charlie makes some great
reproductions, and among them is a field desk.
Note: Our reproduction is 18 inches tall, 20 inches wide, and 11 inches deep.
Our desk. Note the construction of the drop-down writing panel.
A straight-on view of our desk. Note the buff leather pulls on the drawers.
They're tacked on with upholstery tacks.
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The weekend will kick off with the Homecoming Game and Alumni Tailgate Dinner on Friday, October 10th, with special honor to the Class of 2004, and will include other fun activities for CCHS Alumni and their families to enjoy throughout the weekend. The Class of 2004 will host their 10-year Reunion Celebration dinner on Saturday, October 11th. More details to be announced later this summer. Be sure to follow the CCHS Alumni Facebook page to get the latest news on upcoming events and Alumni updates!
1st Annual Alumni Summer Picnic - food, fun & friends!
The 1st Annual CCHS Alumni Summer Picnic was held Saturday afternoon, May 31st at John Taylor Park. Much thanks to our Grillmasters Mr. Dale Carmichael, Mr. Jim Flammer, and Mr. Tom Hooten for cooking up our delicious BBQ ribs and chicken! The rain held off until the evening to allow for a beautiful day and a fun time for all who attended. More pictures are posted on the CCHS Alumni Facebook page.
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Thanks again to the 50 CCHS Alumni that came out to our Christmas Party at Clearwater Marine Aquarium on December 19th. Winter put on a good show, and it was fun to catch up. Much thanks to our friends at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium for allowing us to host a private after-hours party exclusively for our CCHS Alumni!
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Weight Watchers Baked Scallops recipe – 5 pointsYum
This is one of the easiest scallop recipes I have made yet, and just as tasty as it was easy! I also like the fact that it only requires common ingredients that you usually have in the kitchen.
Weight Watchers Baked Scallops recipe
1 1/2 lbs bay scallops, rinsed and drained
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese
1/2 cup seasoned dry bread crumbs
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon onion powder
3 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
2. Pour the melted butter into a 2 quart casserole dish.
3. Combine the Parmesan cheese, bread crumbs, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, minced garlic and parsley.
4. Top the scallops with the above mixture.
5. Bake for about 20 minutes.
Servings: 4
Nutritional information for one serving:
WW points: 5
Calories: 218
Total fat: 8.6 g
Cholesterol: 61.7 mg
Sodium: 879.5 mg
Total carbs: 10.1 g
Dietary fiber: 0.5 g
Protein: 23.9 g
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- Weight Watchers Shrimp and Pea Salad recipe – 5 points
- Weight Watchers Shrimp Ceviche recipe – 4 points
- Weight Watchers Vietnamese Grilled Shrimp recipe – 4 points
- Weight Watchers Garlic Prawns recipe – 6 points
- Weight Watchers Chilled Cucumber and Yogurt Soup with Prawns recipe – 4 points
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How Blogging Can Be Narcissistic
I think that the primary way a blog can be narcissistic is if it about you. There's nothing wrong with having a journal. Lots of Christians way more godly than me journaled and found it a useful spiritual exercise. So I have nothing against it per se. However, I do think that there is something fundamentally narcissistic with a journalistic blog, which is by its very nature public. Some things are best kept to ourselves.
This will surprise some people, I'm sure, because public journaling is commonplace nowadays. I think, however, one can better use a blog by thinking through things with others, or honing one's writing, or sharing information about a common cause. That sort of thing, I think, is useful. It is not fundamentally narcissistic. It does not involve one taking lots of photos of oneself and telling everyone what one's cooking for dinner. These may well be nice, and worthy of sharing with a few folks, but why put such information online? It strikes me that in devoting ourselves to trivial things, in publicizing trivial things, we ourselves become trivial. I see a trend in public journaling blogs in which people lock themselves into immaturity by prattling on about the rudimentary things of life, complaining about hardships, procrastinating, being silly, and generally wasting time. It's fine to write and to journal, but surely there are more productive uses of time than writing a blog about mundane and petty things. Of course, there's nothing wrong with an occasional personal post or taking a day to share some exciting news with the world, but I would push for us to save such personal blogging for the more important things of life, rather than the everday things.
I would challenge young bloggers to devote blogs to spiritual things, devotional thoughts, cultural commentary, philosophical discussion, and the like. If you're going to take the time to blog, make it worthwhile. Sharpen yourself, and sharpen others. Avoid the narcissistic drive that comes into play when we broadcast our lives to the world. The world tells you to do everything publicly today–to vent, air grievances, express happiness, and all to as many people as possible. In the process, you become a self-centered person concerned not with others and their betterment but with you and your publicity. As Christians, let's resist this temptation, and write to urge one another on in the faith, to think through and appreciate life, to make some meaning out of our days while we still have them.


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The magazine that started the movement is calling for a shift in strategy.
The protest movement wants leniency from the landowning church.
Demonstrators are appearing in court, but the cops haven't been showing up at all.
The Zuccotti Park raid will never be forgiven.
Turns out he wasn't blocking the street, or even a part of the movement.
New York City, circa 2012.
"Yesterday we filed a motion in NYC to defend a user's voice."
"Turn it down!"
See pictures from yesterday's citywide protests.
May 1 brought big crowds and good vibes, but no obvious path forward.
Protesters will march from Bryant Park to Union Square then down to Wall Street.
A promise to relocate a homeless family went unfulfilled.
The protest movement has a lot riding on next week's demonstrations, and their plans are pretty ambitious.
A group of demonstrators have been removed from a lower Manhattan loft where they lived for months.
A judge ruled today that tweets are fair game in court.
Puts this week's tally somewhere north of twenty.
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First coat made my lashes look scarce.
Second coat made my lashes look slightly darker, but still not good enough.
Third coat was applied and the mascara starts to clump.
Four hours later I found mascara on my bottom eye lid.
I tried very hard to give this product a chance but five days later it was in the bin.
Super bad mascara. Deserves 0 star.
Based on good reviews, I ordered this mascara.
Sorry that I did. It's flaky from the start, but I gave it a chance for a week before I threw it where it belongs. This is one of the two worst mascaras have I tried. Untill something better comes along I still go back to my beloved YSL Faux Cils.
This is replacing my Lancome Flextencils! It separates, defines, lengthens, and there are no clumps or flaking! Plus it's a third of the price of the Lancome! WTG Avon!
I quite like this mascara. It doesn't make my lashes 'super full' so I only gave four lippies, but it does a good job at lengthening them. There is no clumping, no flaking, no drooping. The short bristles, while giving the impression that you are about to put the underside of a many legged bug in your eyes, are nice because they don't hold too much product, thus you don't get clumps and even if you brush this against your face little or no product comes off. The bristles are also good at separating lashes so they fan out nicely. It takes some getting use too, but all in all this is a pretty good mascara.
I bought this product based on reviews on MUA. Unfortunately, I was really disappointed. The applicator wand is very nice to use but the mascara was clumpy from the moment I opened the tube. It flakes rapdily too. I won't be repurchasing.
Don't like. make my eyelashes drope.
I agree with the below reviewer - this was so absolutely horrible on me that I actually had to wash my face and start my MU all over again. My lashes are already long and but not as full as I would like, so maybe that is why this product doesn't work for me.
To be honest, as soon as I saw the brush I knew I was in trouble - the wand doesn't have long bristles, the applicator tip is like a small plastic tube with little very small spikes sticking out of the end. It totally clumped on my lashes immediately and provided no seperation, definition, lengthening...etc. If you don't like the description of the brush, don't get this mascara.
This is the worst mascara I have ever used in my whole life. I gave the rest of it to my sister (who is the one who sells the avon in the first place and she wound up throwing it out b/c we have similiar lashes) and the unopened one to a friend - i will have to check to see how she likes it.
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Maybe I have freak eyelashes, but this stuff is absolutely HORRIBLE. It had such good reviews that I ordered it in black and navy, and I'm so mad I wasted my money. I threw it out after a couple of uses of each color. It makes my lashes look short, stubby and clumped. Just terrible.
I really like this mascara. I've used it for a few months. There is no flaking or clumping and it goes on easily.
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